What caused the decline and end of the Stomp Clap Hey genre?
>>131777978it's alive and well. if noah kahan isn't stomp clap hey idk what is.
>have you heard that new Mumford and sons albumNo hipster has ever said this. Mas is total normie music.
>>131777978Real hipsters listened to shit like Swans, Godspeed You! Black Emperor and Sunn O))). Stomp Clap Hey was for the Starbucks playlist, barely a step above Taylor Swift.
>>131778265Like 90% of hipsters were exactly the second version
>>131778243What are the guys in op pic called then?
>>131777978Stomp Clap Hey was a direct reaction to the flood of EDM songs that were on from like 2010 to 2012. You know, recession pop. This is why the biggest year for stomp clap hey was 2013, and then a sort of equilibrium was reached. Then came mumble rap.
>>131777978Not a real genre.
Gen x'ers are now 46-59 years old
>>131778424The Gen X hipsters were a totally different scene. Talking Heads, 80s King Crimson, maybe some early grunget. my dad is one
>>131778435If you'll notice, I included the full spectrum of gen x, including the young ones who were responsible for the 2010s stomp clap.
>>131778202https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OSdQnT_FhAswoah, this came out literally 6 days ago and it feels like a song that'd come from like 2013
>>131778452But their audience was by and large millennials
>>131777978>why did a trend end?Do you really not understand what a trend is, or is this another thing where some autistic retard says some retarded bullshit because he thinks it's the only way you can discuss a topic?
>>131778473I was 21 years old in 2010. I was listening to Godflesh, Foals, Bright Eyes, Elliot Smith, Have a Nice Life, BMTH, Slipknot, Darkest Hour, Lamb of God, and all the metalcore/mall goth industrial I grew up listening to in the early 2000s, and to this day I still listen to the same kind of shit. No one I knew in my age bracket listened to Stomp Clap. AFAIC, it was made for gen x'ers, by gen x'ers, and for Boomers to put in TV adverts.
>>131778452That was only the tail end of Gen X, like 1980-1982 maybe. I guess LCD Soundsystem comes to mind but he didn't really get started till he was in his 30s
>>131778512bright eyes is stompclaphey adjacent
>>131778473What? Millennials were into club bangers and EDM.>>131778512And more autistic ones were doing this, admittedly. The anthem for millennials and zillennials is literally this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t4H_Zoh7G5AIf anything, Stomp Clap Hey was a commercialized reaction to consumerism and 'kids these days listening to their corpo soulless EDM'. Hipster movement was literally a weird Gen X movement of wanting to go back to the good old days. It's ironic how those guys were politically liberal.
>>131778265no that's /mu/core terminally online contrarian garbage
>>131777978https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PKVOeQICi1Astomp clap hey is alive and well
modern country is stomp clap hey repackaged
>>1317785401980 onward is millennial
>>131778598I can't tell which Fun. song they're trying to parody. What even happened to Fun.?
>>131778569it depends>Lifted, I'm Wide Awake, Cassadaga & Four Winds, everything after The People's Keystomp clap hey shit>Collection Of Recordings, Letting Off The Happiness, Fevers And Mirrors, Digital Ashnot stomp clap hey; mostly midwestern emo
>>131778607I hear 1982-1995. Zillenials are really poorly defined though
>>131778475It's because they're little kids for whom the average lifespan of some fad (2-3 years) is a lifetime to them.
>>131778615The choral lyrics are verbatim "We Are Young" and then taken to an extremeThe actual music is parodying first term Obama folk acts
>>131778569so is neutral basedmilk motel
>>131778631"zillennial" is merely a cope for zoomers who are embarrassed about being zoomersmillennial ends in August 1996 with the last of class of 2014 and zoomer begins with the first of class of 20151979 is undoubtedly amongst lass of Gen X but there are so many early millennial coded 1980s borns that it questions any exclusionary age range
>>131778607Not strictly. People born on the cusp of new decades don't often cleanly identify with their generation or the one that preceded them. It can go either way. Conor Oberst could easily identify as Gen X.
>>131778465no, it's too overproduced and manufactured and cold for that to have been the case
>>131778682No, I know zillennials (born '99) and I definitely have more in common with them, being born in '93 than I do with those born post-2002.
>>131778512I'm 7 years younger and also listened to Slipknot and Bright Eyes and hated all the folk shit he did except "Bowl Of Oranges" and a selection of I'm Wide Awake tracks. I never liked anything country and folk adjacent.
>>131778578If you're a 4chan Millennial, your anthem is this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lWqJTKdznaM&list=RDlWqJTKdznaM&start_radio=1
>>131778578>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t4H_Zoh7G5Aliterally never heard this song before, and it sucksyou aren't tapped in at all, calling ts an "anthem", the fuck on
>>131778720Nah I touched grass and had sex back in the early '10s. Didn't really become an avid 4channer up to like 2015.
>>131778684it doesn't matter what you identify as, it what matters what personality and cultural similarities you havealso, you can also sort of tell generations by how they physically lookHayden and Natalie are both 1981 born and look more like millennials than gen xersConor's particular brand of vague introspective angst is thoroughly millennial
>>131778751That explains posting bona fide normie wigger Fast and the Furious type shit.
>>131778769Beyonce and Britney Spears were both born 81 and were clearly always identified with Millenials.
>>131778720"Harmony Day" is one day out of the whole year. "Never Gonna Give You Up" by Rick Astley and "Sandstorm" by Darude were posted way more frequently for an even longer span of time, and those were just to troll with.
>>131778718I liked anything he did where he would start autistically screeching and moaning. That's Conor at his best.
>>131778787exactly, and so if you go back and look at 1980'ers I am proposing that you will get way more millennial vibes than you will late gen x ones
>>131778795https://youtu.be/eYNwb3QXIbU?t=58>"Screaming is bad for the voice, but it's good for the heart." — Face Of Midwestern Emo
>>131778788"Sandstorm," absolutely. Rickrolling left a bad taste in my mouth. "Confusion" by New Order has a similar legacy as "Sandstorm," sans the meme of pretending every song someone doesn't know the name of is ______.
>>131777978Not sure if this, EDM, Dubstep or IN DA CLUB-tier pop songs are deserving of the mantle of being called 'Obamacore'. All four are very competitive.
>>131778709>"I have more in common with people who were old enough for Emerald than I do with people whose first game was BW"holy shit no way!do you also have more in common with people born in 1994 than those born in 1995???
>>131778837I remember when I found Read Music/Speak Spanish. It was a relief because I'd been asking myself why Conor didn't just make a full-on screamo band, and that's the closest he ever came to it. That album is still sick.
>>131778874>>"I have more in common with people who were old enough for Emerald than I do with people whose first game was BW"Yeah, that's the point. That's like a generational difference, almost. At least half of one. I can tell you zillennials have more in common with late millennials than they do with any zoom zoom.
>>131778867Excluding rap,You had neofolk ("stomp clap hey")You had electro-hipsterhttps://youtu.be/dZX6Q-Bj_xgYou had analogue-hipsterhttps://youtu.be/1e0u11rgd9QYou had radio popshit EDMhttps://youtu.be/C-dvTjK_07cYou had dubstep/brostephttps://youtu.be/oD3ylxcTomE
>>131778935>You had neofolk ("stomp clap hey")example:https://youtu.be/ghb6eDopW8I
>>131778709My youngest friend was born in 1998. I was born in 1988. Early in our friendship I would look at him like he was an alien because of how similar we are despite the age difference, but these days I just take it for granted.
>>131778955This is normal considering the eras they grew up in. People born in '99 and '98 experienced the 2000s more or less, which was basically the 90s but with better internet access. Internet was still extremely niche so unless they were nerds, they would not have had much influence of the Internet. Proper zoomers, like post-2002/2003 would not have been able to grow up without it. Gen Alpha is like that+. The internet was really such a game changer.
>>131778928>I can tell you zillennials have more in common with late millennials than they do with any zoom zoom.no, because despite early ones playing quite a few of the same games I have, the zoomers tend to love the newer and shittier entries I marked as the downfall of the franchises in questionit's not about cultural exposure, it's about taste and inborn sentiments
>>131779005No one cares /v/eddit.
>>131778935popshit EDM was kinda good though, I understand the appeal of dubstep, but stomp clap hey was like the gayest counterculture of all time. Seriously how did we go from emo, to that?
>>131779005That's factually untrue though. While proper zoomers (post-2002) enjoy slop like mineycrafta and MOBA, those born in '98 and '99 were and still are all-in on GTA San Andreas and Modern Warfare 2.
Literally the last gasp of a mono white subculture.
>>131777978Red wing boots and selvedge denim are great, but I don't support never washing your jeans
>>131779061This sort of statement is retarded when you realize that hipsters were basically the source of the basedface and cuck memes. They're also like the go-to appearance for liberal urbanites.You want white culture in the 2010s you'll find it in the club.
I BELONG WITH JEWSJEWS BELONG WITH ME
everyone from the 50s R&R scene couldn't adapt to rock post-about 1965 even though they were only a couple of years older than the Beatles, yet felt like an earlier generation
>>131779061These kinds of people are all white guilt cucks now
>>131777978Millennial here - Mumford & Sons and The Lumineers were never real hipster shit, it was for normies who thought hipster was a costume. Those bands were only popular with the normiest, most vanilla people I'd ever met. Hipsters liked Swans
Banger FOR Millennials: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9z1DUXCj398&list=RD9z1DUXCj398&start_radio=1Banger BY a Millennial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tv9YoYCKNoE&list=RDTv9YoYCKNoE&start_radio=1
>>131779129soiboys =/= hipsters
>>131779336Grimes was "electro-hipster"https://youtu.be/WizNXQGBMEkhttps://youtu.be/JtH68PJIQLE
>>131779005>generational divides are based on my personal feelingsImagine being this much of a narcissist on a cambodian flute crafting board.
>>131778682I think these labels don't capture well the specific culture of each period of time.Like millennials who grew up with a bit of 90s grunge then later with nu-metal, garage revival, indie and witch house are different from millennials who grew up on emo, Killers and Twenty-one Pilots. Different zeitgeist. It's like they're not even the same generation.So these time intervals are very arbitrary and don't capture well specific scenes.
>>131779330>Hipsters liked Swanstruedoes nick cave count as stomp clapp adjacent though
>>131777978People gotta stop associating this garbage with hipstersHipsters were listening to shit like Best Coast not this garbage
>>131779330THISIt's like people considering radio pop shit like Kesha indie sleaze
What ever happened to just calling anyone who doesn't like what I like a faggot? Subcultures are gay.
>>131779910that's why Early–Mid–Late subdivisions exist bozo
