Discussion Have you ever identified with a subculture or counterculture? If so, which one?

[Excalibur]

I’ve never really been affiliated with any. I dress in the most boring way possible and I don't really have a preference for any musical niche and whatnot. I've recently become interested in survivalism, but I've never really corresponded with anyone in that field. And I wouldn’t even consider survivalism a subculture either, but rather a just a group of individuals with similar interests and beliefs.

 

[Hoodpreet]

If hip hop counts, I was a pajigger (pajeet equivalent of a wigger) in high school

 

[DoomThreeKoala]

This is the only one I've been with.

 

[Hoodpreet]

To an extent, distinct subcultures don’t exist for our generation the way they did for older ones. 2006 and later borns are very chronically online, so they adopt aspects of various subcultures that ShitTok and Reels algorithms blow up without fully committing to any

 

[ToBurble&Pine]

yes the sub5culture
brutal

 

[Excalibur]

This is the only one I've been with.

We aren’t a subculture. Outside of being undesirable, most of us don’t have much in common.

 

[DoomThreeKoala]

We aren’t a subculture. Outside of being undesirable, most of us don’t have much in common.

You could say that.

But, in my view, I think there is some kind of subculture here, a "chud" subculture.

 

[Hoodpreet]

We aren’t a subculture. Outside of being undesirable, most of us don’t have much in common.

Blackpilled incels have common memes, lingo, and to an extent, beliefs. We’re definitely not as deep as an irl subculture though

 

[FKP]

Blackpill, idol fans, otaku culture, xianxia webnovel culture

 

[SociallyStunted]

I used to dress “emo” as a teen if that counts

 

[Barlog]

Nah thats normie shit

 

[zd60]

nah

 

[Excalibur]

To an extent, distinct subcultures don’t exist for our generation the way they did for older ones. 2006 and later borns are very chronically online, so they adopt aspects of various subcultures that ShitTok and Reels algorithms blow up without fully committing to any

Yeah, I think real subcultures are at this point a thing of past. Just compare today's dissident-right rallies with ones from the 80s or 90s. The former are dressed in business casual and likely want to look as normal as possible on purpose, while the latter profiled themselves exclusively as skinheads distinct from the rest of society.

 

[hikkicel]

Never, there’s no subculture I’ve ever really been invested to cuz nothing interests me & even if there was something interesting, I’d most likely be unable to be truly accepted in one. I’m inherently an awkward loner.

 

[SilentShadow]

I was a metalhead as a teen, I still listen to the music but many metalheads especially online are cringe.

 

[Caichan]

We aren’t a subculture. Outside of being undesirable, most of us don’t have much in common.

We should, tbh

 

[idkwtfamdoing]

I’ve never really been affiliated with any. I dress in the most boring way possible and I don't really have a preference for any musical niche and whatnot. I've recently become interested in survivalism, but I've never really corresponded with anyone in that field. And I wouldn’t even consider survivalism a subculture either, but rather a just a group of individuals with similar interests and beliefs.

i just dress with whatever i find in my wardrobe

 

[Rapistcel]

I’ve never really been affiliated with any. I dress in the most boring way possible and I don't really have a preference for any musical niche and whatnot. I've recently become interested in survivalism, but I've never really corresponded with anyone in that field. And I wouldn’t even consider survivalism a subculture either, but rather a just a group of individuals with similar interests and beliefs.

No, I'm too physically weak to be an skinhead

 

[Dead End]

No. Apart from here, I've never been very social (online or in real life) so I never became apart of any subculture.