No.37613
>>37610>and the near entirety of figureheads in this modern era that have this mindset somewhat makes all culture feel hollow in this senseI don't interact with influences and such so it doesn't affect my view of a culture anyway.
To me a lot of the struggle of this era is finding ways to avoid whatever nonsense public discourse os going on and to be left alone to enjoy things on my own.
No.37615
>"people who are into le niche thing because it's niche and not because they actually like it" people are more trying to get into culture as a business venture
Hard disagree. A tardtrarian on 4chan who hates le popular thing isn't doing so because it benefits him financially, on the contrary, it isolates him from anything that'd be exploitable. The examples of your video are all part of mass culture, creating easily digestible content optimized to be as viral as possible. The contrarian pushes back against this, in an incoherent and shortsighted manner, which amounts more to status and self-identity than anything monetary. They're hipsters.
