Am I the only one seeing the parallels between sharty culture and 80s ballroom culture? Just like slay, shade, and tea leaked from the underground ballroom scene into mainstream speak, we're seeing gem, coal, and chud doing the exact same thing now. In f

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Scob ^n55ku!c 03/20/26 (Fri) 19:38:02 №3084103 [Quote]

Am I the only one seeing the parallels between sharty culture and 80s ballroom culture? Just like slay, shade, and tea leaked from the underground ballroom scene into mainstream speak, we're seeing gem, coal, and chud doing the exact same thing now.
In five years, you're going to see HR managers calling a good presentation a total gem and a bad one brimstone. The House of Cobson is literally just the modern version of the House of LaBeija. We are witnessing the birth of the next great American counter-culture. The 'jak is the new Vogue.

Scob YmJNXhJx 03/20/26 (Fri) 19:52:52 №3084155 [Quote]

>>3084103 (OP)
it's always been like that with chans. in poland, we see journalists and politicians using chanspeak right now, ~15 years after the creation of certain terms
soyspeaks bleeds into the mainstream social media faster because of the huge overlap of communities

Scob M79TnGvL 03/20/26 (Fri) 20:05:55 №3084191 [Quote]

>>3084103 (OP)
Are youva foid or something, because I don't understand about the 80s shartroom SNCA you are talking about