Sadly, those hipsters are the only ones that seem to get noticed and they represent us poorly. Similar to arabs, most of us aren't radicals, but those are the ones you've heard of. Don't be ignorant readers. sometimes a might jokingly say to somebody, "I cant be your friend" when they don't know who Robert Fripp is. but I don't mean it. If you are a hipster, and you are ofeten more than a little bit difficult when you here pop music, than shame on you. Do you seriously want everybody to listen to your music? That would both take away the whole point of being hipster and what we have to complain about. We re meant to be the only ones who listen to our music, if more people than that, it wouldn't be hipster music.
An example of this which to this day both amuses me and saddens me is when there were exchange students from Modi'im, Israel in my school in New York. There was a student, clad in a dream theater t-shirt, skinny jeans, and a fedora. This teenager was pleasant for the most part, however when their was a meeting with all of the hosts and all of the students, there was a Jason Mraz song playing in the video presentation.
With many a complaint in Hebrew, the boy stormed from the room claiming he would not reenter till the music choice was changed. DON"T BETHAT GUY.
Have you ever had an experience with a hipster extremist, if so comment below. Hey! that's a couplet, did I mention I also write poetry.
salutations
nate y Pablo.
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