Agreed. Gahk it REALLY annoys me when I ask a girl what music she likes and she says punk and I ask what bands and get 'Avril, Busted, McFly and Sum 41'. Oh the hate I feel at that time.DragonChan said:Basically stop and think about all things pop music related. Backstreet Boys are huge here, along with Hillary Duff, Britney Spears, and Avril Lavigne. They know all about them, but I've yet to meet a person who has heard of any of the bands I like. (Punk/Rock really aren't too popular amoung the kids at my school.)
The hipsters and a slitrher of stomach are just slipping into Tokyo now.As for fashion. Well I can only tell you about where I live, which is near Nagoya. The girls here do NOT wear hipsters. They think my pants are really low cut...and they are the average teen wear at home. Basically no skin showing at your waist is the norm here...so I shocked my host family a bit when I first came here. They are big on layering shirts...hmm...what else. The fashion reminds me of the 80s and early 90s with the odd modern twist.
Linkin Park?Kei_Shugojin said:why don't we organize a plot to fly over japan in a plane, dropping cds or Rammstein, Linkin Park, Nightwish, and other bands in certain areas? That oughta fix things. lol
I heard they suck live!Knives said:blaring NOFX
Ciata said:SOME of it I don't mind, Such as the layer of thin shirts and cool jewellry, but if you, like me, hate old lady jeans and vests-over-sweaters, you're in for an unpleasant surprise.
I meant slightly baagy and shapeless, faded looking, high waist...things. But I do love some fashion here, such as the thin layering.miu said:I'm sorry but what are "old lady jeans"...? Are those the ones that go narrower and narrower towards the ends? Carrot jeans? (the opposite of flared jeans) Thank goodness that thing never caught up really well... ^^; I would never wear them anyway. They suit maybe 9% of women because only really tall and thin people (possibly) look good in them.