whats the next country to pop-off in the international culture like japan,uk,korea did?
Turkey
>>225566872i think they already had such a phase in the 90s/early 00s around the same time as https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cool_Britannia
>>225566811Probably China.
>>225566811china or Taiwan
>>225566811would say china but they need to have some media that will get children obsessed and tiktok doesnt count
>>225566811Judging on what music got popular through on tiktok and other short form channels, id say russia but then it's public image is fucked so idk
>>225566811Have Korea ever been like this
>>225569164russian image is good but i feel like they had a moment in the late 10s that didnt take off so theyre on a cooldown
>>225569216>they had a moment in the late 10sin some alternative timeline witch house actually got popular and didn't just stay a thing among muscovite yuppies
>>225566811MexicoI genuinely believe if Mexico were to fix its crime problem (I understand that's an enormous "if") you would start seeing the Mexican equivalent of weaboos within 5-10 years. The fear of being robbed/kidnapped/killed is the only thing holding the country back from being an international tourism hotspot outside of the few heavily policed areas already frequented by tourists.It has all the right ingredients: ancient culture and landmarks, cute girls, cuisine that's different enough to be interesting yet familiar enough to be approachable, cute girls, cool cities, and also cute girls.
>>225566811She’s beautiful
>>225569627economically they'd easily be a global power if not for crime but culturally idk i dont see m-pop taking off anywhere outside maybe italyhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zvgPdv-rwmQ
>>225569799>i dont see m-pop taking off anywhere outside maybe italyBad Bunny has shown proof it's possible for Latino music to have global success, although I guess that success it limited to places with large Latino/Spanish speaking populations. I don't know if you'll ever get white people listening to it, I for example have never willingly listened to Bad Bunny or any of his many imitators because I don't understand what he's saying. But he still has cultural relevance nevertheless. I knew who Bad Bunny was long before his Superbowl show, just like I know the names of several Kpop bands despite never listening to them.
>>225566811The most compelling candidates are China and India
>>225569956wait what there's a singer named bad bunny?lmao what a retarded name
Brazil maybe?>>225569164>>225569216They had their moment in 2010s, yes. It's crazy how popular russophilia was, even here, among young people
Like proto-chuds talking about russian super soldiers, emo girls writting things in cyrillic, techno-heads listening hardbass and metal-heads russian metal bands, some pretentious kids quoting Dostojewski etc.>>225569956>although I guess that success it limited to places with large Latino/Spanish speaking populationsI don't think so. Latino music has already taken over the trashy niche. Nobody in Europe listens to trash rap or pop anymore but Latino music, and if they do, you can see significant influences from Latino music there
>>225570593i feel like poccna is very culturally insular in the age of sloppa i havent seen as much from them as in the late 10s
>>225570417>2010s>emo girlsi think you're off by a decade>techno-heads listening hardbassit still baffles me that some people took that meme seriously
>>225570612That could be their strength. Producing kino instead of slop that people are growing increasingly tired of>>225570649Artistic girls? Aesthetic girls? proto-arthoes? I don't know how else to name this group. In the 2010s, remnants of classic subcultures from previous years still existed. The very end of it, but still
>>225570756>arthoesthat would make more sense>The very end of it, but stillemo is ded since 2008 or so even then it it would be wayyy to late
>>225566811China? Their art is constantly hobbled by their retarded government though.
Now that I think about it, the country that's going to be the next big thing needs pretty / cute women, good music, economic growth and stabilization, big population (idk, >50mln maybe), and linguistic isolation from English, so even if a country draws inspiration from America, it will be their own interpretation, not a knockoff.So Brazil, Colombia, maybe Mexico as an American anon said>>225570893I thought more about 2010-2015 than 2015-2020. So not typical, core arthoes from 2018 I think. I still remember punks fading away and definitely disappearing in 2011 or something. But maybe my memory is failing me, even though it was a very transitional period for sure
>>225571078>2010-2015tumblr hoes existed there already maybe just not in slavland
>>225569627>I genuinely believe if Mexico were to fix its crime problem (I understand that's an enormous "if") you would start seeing the Mexican equivalent of weaboos within 5-10 years.It would be too kino, but the CIA wouldn't allow it.
>>225571195salvador did it, we did itjust shoot the gang members its not complicated
I'm going to bed, I saving this thread and check back tomorrow to see what conclusions you've reached. It would be cool to stumble upon another big thing before anyone else does. Think about it: >>225571078>>225571139Maybe they were on a different platforms. I don't think tumblr was popular here, but I saw the same trends here as in other countries. Still, I wouldn't call them typical arthoes, but rather something between emo and arthoes. Various subcultures also began to intermingle at that time, and the sharp divisions between them began to fade>>225571195Mexico was cool here around 2010 thanks to popular travel shows and the Total Overdose game. A few years later, I went to a Molotov concert and had a blast
>>225571405>emo and arthoes.more like hipster and sjw arthoe
>>225566811Either Bhutan or Nicaragua. Then, maybe Brunei Darusalaam.
>>225571459hipsters were their own thing. SJW, in its strange, aggressive form with political power, did not exist outside the United States at that point, and perhaps the UK. Although some people later veered off into those strange left-wing political circles. Even Germany didn't legalize same-sex marriage until fairly late, and the Dutch still had, and probably still have, the Black Pete. It was always a niche, like Paradox' games, not a normie tier thing like names in cyrillic at facebook or tatoos in that german gothic font
>>225571245It's not that easy. Mexico is 100 times bigger than El Salvador. Plus, Mexico borders the United States, which is the country with the highest drug consumption in the world.
>>225566811With how obsessed the west is with India right now, I wouldn't be surprised if indian culture started slowly leaking into international culture as an unintended consequence.
>>225571763is it?i cant name a single indian song/movie/anything popular in the west
I’m not entirely sure, but I don’t think China is among the candidates, because they already have Taiwan as a gateway and a foothold.Even though Taiwanese culture is essentially a blend of 70% Chinese culture + 29% Japanese culture + 1% abo culture (meaning it’s easier to feed to the goyim due to the already mainstream japslop influence), the fact that it’s never mentioned in these discussions makes it hard to imagine that mainland culture will suddenly become a trend.
>>225566811Unironically India and Israel, the two hated ones will become the two loved ones
>>225569164100% their own fault, also all of the tiktok katsap music is from like 20 years ago.
>>225573332israel has never been hated lmao what is this
the people saying India are dead wrong
>>225571781CODEX Pajeet
>>225569014Genshin Impact is already that, though.>>225566811Unironically India, once Bollywood stops sucking ass.
>>225575031imdb says its usa not indian
>>225575053Lies
>>225574965Kek, sorry for the fake news
>>225566811>@elenarhiFor you tiktok fags. Her instagram is the same.
>>225575053>once Bollywood stops sucking assSo never
>>225576430np>>225576934>self promoting on /int/persx hustler stereotype at work
Tiktok foid spammers get roped
>>225575053unworkable since the west has a lot of cultural impact and indians invaded them so they would never support indian culture
>>225571920But realistically maybe the next is China. i can already sense it. even many white girls are starting to check Chinese things out lately
>>225571781Indian food is popular here, and women really like getting henna on their arms and wearing sarees.
