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This document describes 5 different urban tribes: 1) A tribe born in the 80s that frequents specific bars and admires death and occultism, dressing in black leather and religious symbols. 2) A tribe born in the 60s associated with drugs and promoting peace and love, having long hair and colorful clothes while rejecting consumerism. 3) A tribe born in the 70s that is sometimes mixed with skinheads and has anarchist, anti-fascist and anti-capitalist beliefs, being very violent against neo-Nazis and wearing spiked leather jackets. 4) A tribe originating from Jamaica in the 70s that expresses disappointment through reggae music, graffiti, and
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The Source was founded in 1988 as the second longest-running hip hop magazine in the United States. It was started by two Harvard students and focused on covering hip hop music and culture. The magazine grew in popularity and expanded its coverage of topics impacting the hip hop community. It also began producing television shows and award ceremonies to honor influential hip hop artists. The target readership for The Source is 18-30 year olds, particularly males, who have a strong interest in hip hop music and fashion trends. The magazine maintains consistency in its branding by always displaying the masthead logo and artist images on the cover consistently across issues.Case study of the source
Case study of the sourceTriciaBrown354
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The Source was founded in 1988 as the second longest-running hip hop magazine in the United States. It was started by two Harvard students and focused on covering hip hop music and culture. The magazine grew in popularity and expanded its coverage of issues impacting the hip hop community. It also began producing television shows and award ceremonies to honor hip hop artists. The target readership of The Source is 18-30 year olds who are interested in hip hop music and fashion trends. The magazine maintains consistency in its branding to keep readers connected to its identity. Common stereotypes perpetuated in hip hop include violence, drugs, wealth, and misogyny.Vietnam war
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The Vietnam War played a role in the start of hippie fashion in the 1960s. As young people protested the war, they expressed themselves through colorful, peaceful clothing that represented freedom, youth, and non-conformity. Having more financial independence after the war, young hippies created their own styles to show their identities, often wearing loose, natural fabrics decorated with symbols of peace like flowers. Their fashion choices allowed them to openly oppose the war and seek change.Youth Subcultures
Youth SubculturesDeborahSeymour
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Youth subcultures are groups of adolescents and teenagers that differentiate themselves through distinctive styles, behaviors, and interests such as clothing, music genres, vehicles, and symbolic choices. Members signal their membership in a subculture and find an identity outside of traditional institutions. Youth subcultures are often defined by elements like fashion, beliefs, vehicles, music genres, and behaviors that are associated with the group. Examples of youth subcultures mentioned are Hippies, Rastafarians, Punks, Bikers, and Skinheads, each with their own origins, styles, and music preferences that set them apart.Hippies and Emos
Hippies and Emosstellamso
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The hippie subculture began in the 1960s as a youth movement in the United States that spread worldwide. Hippies embraced the counterculture values of the beat generation, formed their own communities, listened to psychedelic rock, supported sexual freedom, and used drugs like cannabis and LSD. They enjoyed traveling and creating their own music at friends' homes or outdoor parties. Emo subcultures emerged in Washington D.C. in the 1980s and derived from punk culture. Emos express sadness through black clothing, piercings, tattoos, and liking bands such as My Chemical Romance. They have a melancholy worldview that contrasts with hippies' optimism.TRABAJO ESTUDIANTE
TRABAJO ESTUDIANTEsoniaavella2015
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Rap music originated in the 1970s in the South Bronx area of New York City within the Black and Hispanic communities. It emerged as part of hip hop culture, which also includes elements like graffiti painting and breakdancing. Rap is a musical genre defined by rhythmic and rhyming speech that is choreographed to stylized beats or backing music. Common artists in the genre include 50 Cent, Notorious B.I.G., Eminem, Tupac, and Dr. Dre.Youth sub cultures tumblr blog for miss
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The Mod subculture emerged in the 1960s in response to postwar optimism and American cultural influences in Britain. Mods were sharply dressed youth obsessed with fashion and music like The Beatles and The Who. They wore tailored Italian suits with polo shirts and had neat haircuts, riding on Vespa scooters. Their fashion and musical tastes set them apart from the mainstream and provided a sense of collective identity, while also worrying others about moral decline.Urban tribes
- 1. Name: This urban tribe was born in the 80s. They are sometimes in specifics bars (places). They are apolitics and they admire everything about death and the occultism. They look like a violent tribe but they're peaceful. They hear music from "Lacrimosa" to "Therion". They wear black clothes of leather, spiked accessories and religious elements for example crosses or five-spiked stars. Name: This urban tribe was born in the 60's with Vietnam War. They are known for the drugs consumption. They proclaim the peace and love. They don't like the policy and they have anarchist ideas. They have long hair and use colorful clothes. Their lifestyle is close to nature and far from consumerism. Name: This urban tribe was born in the 70s. Sometimes they are mixed with heavies and skinheads. They have an ideology anarchist, okupa, anti-fascist, anti-imperialist and anti- capitalist. They're very violent and their enemies are: Neo-Nazis, Posh and fascists. They have big and colorful crests and a lot of piercings and tattoos. They wear spiked leather jacket, black T-shirts with a social slogan or symbols. Name: It is an urban culture that was born in the 70s in Jamaica and through Caribbean immigrants entered the United States. This culture is nothing more than an expression of disappointment and social criticism through a unique music, dress and the famous graffiti. This tribe is associated to hip-hop culture because one of their points of view is to produce music through poems written by them. Name: This tribe is the base of other Japanese cultures; they came to the manga or Japanese tales. People who follow this tribe like to collect posters of images and also animated figures. Their look is based on animated characters, which is the reason of why they wear colorful clothes, extravagant accessories and unique haircuts. From this tribe the visual culture appeared.