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2 Tone is a genre of music that combines Ska with certain elements of Punk and New Wave. The checkerboard pattern is a distinctive design inspired by the iconic black and white checkerboard motif commonly associated with ska music. It's widely used in clothing, accessories, and even home decor as a nod to the genre's roots. This bold pattern pays homage to SKA's vibrant culture and influence on fashion and aesthetics. Whether on clothing items like shoes, hats, or bags or incorporated into interior design elements like rugs or wallpaper, the checkerboard pattern is a recognizable symbol of Ska's energy and style.

2 Tone music, born in late 1970s Britain, fuses ska's upbeat rhythms with punk's energy. It's characterized by its black-and-white contrast, visually striking in clothing and album art. This aesthetic symbolizes racial unity, reflecting the genre's ethos. This blend isn't just about music; it's a cultural movement challenging societal norms through creative expression.

2 Tone

The 2000s Virtual Singer aesthetic features fictional mascots used by companies from 2005 to the mid-2010s. This trend includes dancing and singing 3D mascots, often animals or fantastical creatures, designed to entertain and engage audiences. These characters were popular in advertisements, video games, and online platforms, leveraging early 3D animation technology to create lively and interactive personalities. Notable examples include Crazy Frog and Hatsune Miku, both of which became cultural phenomena, blending music, animation, and digital marketing into a unique entertainment form.

Low-quality/early CGI is computer-generated imagery from the late 1980s to early 2000s, characterized by limited technology and software capabilities. This CGI often features simplistic textures, stiff movements, and unnatural lighting. In the context of corporate mascots, these animations were typically rudimentary, with characters like anthropomorphized animals or objects dancing and singing in basic, often looped, animations. Early CGI mascots include those used in ads for companies like Kool-Aid and Frosted Flakes, where the animation quality is noticeably dated by today's standards.

Jamster! was a mobile content provider known for its popular ringtone services in the early 2000s. It offered a wide range of ringtones, wallpapers, and games primarily through a subscription model where users paid a recurring fee for access to their content. Jamster! gained attention with its catchy advertising campaigns featuring characters like the Crazy Frog. However, it also faced criticism for aggressive marketing tactics that sometimes misled consumers into unintentional subscriptions. Over time, Jamster! evolved and rebranded as Jamba, expanding its offerings beyond ringtones to include mobile entertainment and apps before eventually being acquired by a different company.

2000s Virtual Singer

2010s Internet

The Temper Trap is an Australian indie rock band formed in 2005. They gained significant popularity in the late 2000s and early 2010s with hits like "Sweet Disposition" and "Fader." While their music may appeal to a wide audience, it's not particularly gender-specific or "girly." Their sound blends alternative rock with indie and electronic music elements, making it accessible to various listeners regardless of gender.

Kyle refers to the meme character "Kyle," typically depicted as a young, aggressive, energy-drink-chugging adolescent male with a penchant for extreme behaviour. He's often portrayed wearing a baseball cap backwards, guzzling energy drinks, and engaging in activities associated with teenage rebellion or recklessness. The "Kyle" meme emerged around 2018. It gained popularity for its humorous representation of youthful bravado and angst, often used to poke fun at certain stereotypes or behaviours associated with teenage males. It's not specifically linked to 2014 or "girly," but rather embodies a broader cultural archetype of adolescent masculinity.

2014 Girly

2014 Tumblr was a vibrant microblogging platform known for its eclectic mix of content, including memes, fandoms, social justice activism, and expressive personal blogs. It fostered a unique online culture of creativity, humour, and a strong sense of community. Memes like "doge," "crying Michael Jordan," and "text posts" flourished. It was also a space where marginalized voices found solidarity and support. However, it was criticized for fostering a "call-out culture" and enabling toxic behaviours. Overall, in 2014 Tumblr was a dynamic and influential corner of the internet, shaping online discourse and trends for years to come.

2014 Tumblr

Block B is a South Korean boy band formed by Seven Seasons in 2011. While they might not be the quintessential representation of E-Kid culture in the 2020s, they did contribute to the K-pop scene with their unique style blending hip-hop and pop elements. Block B gained attention for their energetic performances, catchy tunes, and bold fashion choices. They carved out their own niche in the industry, characterized by their charisma and edgy image. So, while not directly equivalent to an E-Kid group, Block B definitely had a significant impact on the K-pop landscape of the 2010s.

McKi Robyns-P refers to McKi Robyns, a trans activist and educator known for advocating for LGBTQ+ rights and inclusion. They gained prominence in the 2010s and 2020s for their work in raising awareness about transgender issues, particularly within the context of education and policy reform. While they may be associated with the E-Kid culture of the 2020s due to their online presence and advocacy in digital spaces, their impact extends beyond any specific generational label, as their work transcends trends and addresses fundamental human rights concerns.

2020s E-Kid

Zip-up hoodies are casual outerwear garments with a front zipper, allowing them to be easily put on and taken off. They typically feature a hood, often with adjustable drawstrings, and come in various materials like cotton, polyester, or blends. Zip-up hoodies can be found in a wide range of styles, from plain and minimalist to bold and patterned, making them versatile pieces in both casual and sporty wardrobes. They offer comfort and practicality, often including pockets, and can be layered over other clothing for added warmth and style.

80s Heartthrob

Acid Pixie moulds together elements of Biopunk, Voidpunk, and specific elements of Nu-Goth and Indie. Light or dark eyeshadow paired with contrasting lipstick can create a striking and bold look. This style is often associated with the "acid pixie" aesthetic, which embraces vibrant colours and unconventional makeup choices. Light eyeshadows like pastels or metallics can be paired with dark, bold lip colours for dramatic contrast, while dark eyeshadows like smoky tones can be complemented with lighter, brighter lip shades to create balance. Experimenting with different combinations allows for creative expression and adds an edgy flair to your makeup look.

Acid Pixie

Acidwave is centered around visuals inspired by depictions of hallucinations caused by hallucinogenic drugs, especially lysergic acid diethylamide, colloquially known as LSD or acid, from which the aesthetic derives its name. "The Hotel on Acid" is a 1998 album by the electronic music artist The Flashbulb, also known as Benn Jordan. It's not specifically categorized as acidwave, but it incorporates elements of various electronic genres including ambient, IDM (Intelligent Dance Music), and experimental electronica. The album features intricate rhythms, lush melodies, and surreal soundscapes, creating an immersive sonic experience.

Acidwave

Crystal Castles is an electronic music duo formed in 2006. They blend elements of chiptune, synth-pop, and experimental music, rather than fitting neatly into a genre like Adventurecore. Known for their chaotic and intense live performances, they gained popularity for tracks like "Courtship Dating" and "Not In Love." While their music can evoke a sense of adventure, it's more accurately described as experimental electronic or lo-fi.

Adventurecore

天空の城ラピュタ is a 1986 Japanese animated film directed by Hayao Miyazaki and produced by Studio Ghibli. Set in a fantastical world where steampunk and aetherpunk elements intertwine, the story follows Sheeta, a young girl with a mysterious crystal amulet, and Pazu, an adventurous boy. They embark on a journey to find the legendary floating city of Laputa, pursued by pirates and government agents who seek the city's advanced technology. The film explores themes of nature versus technology, the abuse of power, and the resilience of the human spirit, all woven into a rich narrative filled with breathtaking visuals and compelling characters.

Aetherpunk

Crystal Castles is a Canadian electronic music duo formed in 2006. Comprising producer Ethan Kath and vocalist Alice Glass, they gained fame for their chaotic, lo-fi sound blending elements of chiptune, punk, and electronica. They're known for tracks like "Alice Practice" and "Not in Love." "After Hours" is a song by The Weeknd, not Crystal Castles. It's from his album "After Hours" (2020), exploring themes of love, sex, and self-destruction in the context of nightlife. Both acts have unique styles but operate in different musical spheres.

Machine Girl is a Japanese cyberpunk-inspired musical project led by Matt Stephenson. It blends elements of electronic music, punk, and noise, often accompanied by frenetic visuals. While it shares some aesthetic similarities with After Hours, they're distinct. After Hours is a film, focusing on a man's surreal night in NYC, whereas Machine Girl is primarily a music project known for its energetic performances and chaotic sound. Both embrace elements of the underground, but in different mediums.

Nørus often spelt "norus," is a term used in sexual contexts, particularly in online discussions and communities. It refers to the state of being sexually aroused or horny. It's similar to the concept of being "in the mood" for sexual activity. The term is informal and may be used to describe a person's current level of sexual desire or excitement. It's not necessarily synonymous with "After Hours," which typically refers to the late-night period when people are more likely to engage in social or recreational activities, including sexual encounters. However, the two concepts can overlap, as heightened sexual arousal might occur more frequently during late-night or after-hours situations.

After Hours

"還聽低清慢搖你就Out了!" by K佬 featuring the track "山頂黑毒蛇" and produced by JSAW, is a music video from the group 低清Dissy. The song emphasizes moving away from outdated slow jams, promoting a high-energy and "steady bom嗶嗶" vibe, which is a colloquial term suggesting a lively and exciting experience. The production combines modern beats and energetic rhythms to create a fresh and contemporary sound, appealing to listeners who enjoy dynamic music styles.

Ah Beng

Flux Pavilion is a British DJ and electronic music producer known for his dubstep and bass-heavy tracks. He's not an alien, just a talented human creating music that resonates with many listeners. His real name is Joshua Steele, and he's gained popularity for tracks like "I Can't Stop" and collaborations with other artists in the EDM scene. Overall, Flux Pavilion is a skilled musician making waves in the electronic music world.

Alien

Billy Jack Hale is not Americana. Instead, it's a name associated with the adult film industry. Billy Jack Hale is a male pornographic actor known for his work in adult films. While Americana typically refers to cultural artefacts and traditions emblematic of American society, Billy Jack Hale's work falls outside the scope of mainstream Americana due to its explicit nature and association with the adult entertainment industry.

Americana

Boisvert by xreamy is a web-based horror experience, often categorized as Analog Horror due to its use of found footage and unsettling atmosphere. It follows the story of a mysterious VHS tape titled "Boisvert" that allegedly causes disturbing and paranormal events to occur to those who watch it. The creator utilizes elements such as glitchy visuals, eerie sound effects, and cryptic storytelling to immerse viewers in a sense of dread and unease. Boisvert is renowned for its ability to evoke primal fears through its minimalist yet highly effective approach to horror storytelling.

Analog Horror

Ancient Egypt was a historical civilization in Northern Africa that lasted from 3150 BC to 30 BC. Menes was an ancient Egyptian pharaoh, often credited with uniting Upper and Lower Egypt around 3100 BCE, forming the first dynasty. He's considered the founding figure of ancient Egypt's Old Kingdom. According to legend, he achieved this unity by conquering Lower Egypt. Menes established the capital at Memphis and is associated with early Egyptian religious and administrative developments. However, historical details about him are often mixed with mythology, making his exact identity and accomplishments somewhat uncertain.

Ancient Egypt

Androgyny in terms of clothing style may be expressed without regard to biological sex, gender identity, gender expression, or sexual identity. Kilts are traditional Scottish garments with pleats in the back and often tartan patterns. While historically worn by men, kilts have evolved and are now worn by people of all genders. In punk culture, kilts became popular as a symbol of rebellion and nonconformity, challenging traditional gender norms. Their androgynous nature allowed people to express themselves freely, regardless of gender identity. Kilts in punk fashion represent a fusion of tradition and subversion, making them a versatile symbol of individuality and defiance.

Androgyny is the combination of "masculine" and "feminine" characteristics, making them into an ambiguous form. Loose, black, geometric clothing often associated with the nu-goth aesthetic combines elements of gothic and street fashion. It typically features oversized silhouettes, dark colours, and angular or asymmetrical designs. This style is often considered androgynous due to its focus on shape and texture rather than traditional gender markers. Its popularity has grown due to its edgy yet versatile appeal, appealing to individuals seeking a unique and non-conformist look.

Androgynous

Gold is a precious metal prized for its rarity, beauty, and value. While it holds symbolic significance in various cultures and religions, it's not inherently associated with any specific aesthetic trend like angelcore. However, its shimmering appearance and association with purity might align with angelcore's themes of innocence and ethereal beauty, making it a potential element in angelic aesthetics.

Cherubs typically refer to angelic beings depicted as chubby, childlike figures with wings. In art and culture, they're often associated with innocence, purity, and divine love. While cherubs can be considered part of angelic themes, angelcore is a broader aesthetic centered around angels, featuring elements like wings, halos, and ethereal imagery, often symbolizing spirituality and purity. Cherubs, with their youthful appearance and angelic qualities, can indeed be seen as fitting within the angelcore aesthetic.

"Butterflies" can refer to nervousness, often felt in the stomach, typically associated with romantic attraction or anticipation. It's not inherently tied to any aesthetic like Angelcore but can be part of it. Angelcore, characterized by angelic imagery and themes of purity and innocence, may evoke feelings of butterflies in a romantic or ethereal context. So while not exclusively angelcore, butterflies can complement such aesthetics by symbolizing the fluttery, euphoric feelings associated with love and beauty.

Angelcore

Anglocore

Zombie Lolita is a subgenre within the Lolita fashion style, which originated in Japan. Lolita fashion is known for its Victorian and Rococo-inspired clothing, often characterized by frilly dresses, petticoats, and an overall "cute" aesthetic. Zombie Lolita blends this with horror elements, incorporating dark, gothic, and zombie-themed accessories and makeup. Outfits might include bloodstains, tattered fabrics, and gory details, aiming to create a juxtaposition between the traditionally cute Lolita look and macabre, undead motifs. This style is popular in cosplay and certain fashion subcultures that enjoy blending kawaii with eerie themes.

Angura

"ダーリン" by kiwiizitos is a song characterized by its emotive and somewhat melancholic lyrics. The song explores themes of unrequited love and the complexity of human emotions, with a musical composition that combines a moderate tempo and a relatively simple chord structure, predominantly in the key of F minor. The song has gained significant popularity, with millions of views on platforms like YouTube, and is noted for its poignant lyrical content and expressive delivery.

Animecore

Anime New Moon is an aesthetic based on a particular type of anime graphic design that was very prevalent during the 2000s to early 2010s and was often featured in the videos of nightcore remixes of that time involving Trance music. "Nighttime and starry nights" refers to the beauty and tranquillity of the night sky. It encompasses the peacefulness of the darkness illuminated by countless stars, often associated with romance and contemplation. In anime, scenes featuring nighttime and starry skies are common motifs that evoke a sense of wonder, mystery, and sometimes intimacy. The imagery of a new moon can add to the atmosphere, symbolizing new beginnings or a sense of anticipation. Overall, it's a theme that captivates viewers and enhances storytelling with its ethereal allure.

Anime New Moon

The Fjallraven Kånken bag is a Swedish-designed backpack known for its minimalist yet functional style. It was created in the 1970s for school children to alleviate back problems. Over time, it has gained popularity for its durable construction, practical features, and distinctive square shape. Art Hoe is an aesthetic based around a love for art, a connection to nature, painting, and flowers, and is symbolized by African American women who love art and nature. While some may associate the bag with the "art hoe" aesthetic due to its trendy appeal and often seen in artistic or creative circles, it's primarily appreciated for its practical design rather than being solely an art accessory.

Art Hoe

The ☆ cyberghetto ☆ Spotify playlist by more.evil is a curated selection of music that captures the essence of cyberghetto culture. It features tracks that embody the fusion of underground electronic beats, gritty urban vibes, and internet subcultures. Expect to find a mix of genres like experimental electronic, hip-hop, trap, and maybe even some industrial or darkwave elements. This playlist could serve as a soundtrack for exploring the digital underbelly, with tracks that evoke a sense of dystopian futurism or the chaotic energy of online communities. Overall, it's a sonic journey into the cyberghetto, reflecting the intersection of technology, urban life, and internet culture.

Cyberghetto

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