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No New Friends

... become friends if we click straight away, if we work together often then it turns into a proper friendship.ANA, 28, UKThe progression of today’s social scene has made friendship more difficult to achieve IRL. The evolution of nightlife, wherein youth are less likely to go to traditional venues such as bars and clubs to get drunk and meet new people, has contributed to this. When young people do go out, they’re doing so to bond with their current friends more so than seek new ones. They’re also ...

The New Age

... bedtime or infrequency with which they enjoy nightlife. Just as young adults are subverting old age by dyeing their hair gray and playing shuffleboard, they are also reinventing notions of youth by doing, watching, reading, and wearing things that would’ve once been considered only for children, teenagers, or college kids. Whereas 30-somethings of previous generations would’ve been, for the most part, saddled with stereotypically “adult” responsibilities like mortgage payments and children, those ...

On The (Im)pulse

... deciding to travel to a certain destination. For example, brands in the alcohol space can aggregate recommendations for perhaps a more under-the-radar nightlife scene that provides customers with a unique experience while simultaneously reinforcing the brand’s product and how it contributes to consumers’ sense of adventure when traveling. This category of travel will also continue to impact other industries, specifically because travel, whether planned or spontaneous, is a big ticket purchase, and ...

StoryTales

... building buzz include RISK!, WireTap, and The Vinyl Cafe.In this era of YouTube, Ys want to see stories delivered straight from the author’s mouth—so storytellers are coming center stage. LIVE STORYTELLING EVENTS have emerged as a new form of nightlife entertainment. Most cities now play host to at least one flourishing literary event, gatherings that boast a boozy informality more akin to a lo-fi battle of the bands than a straight-laced book reading. With this renewed interest in stories, we are also ...

No Kid(ding)

... definition of “family” may only include their significant other. They don’t see their relationship status as indicative of whether they’ll procreate, as they don’t feel obliged to conform to societal norms. Having kids is no longer key to the 'American Dream.' Most individuals I know may be more than content living as a happy couple with no kids in a big city enjoying the extravagant nightlife without the stress or the responsibility of having kids. ALEXIS, 19, NYWhile not having children may have ...

Play The Game

... route also stayed open after dark, with Adidas providing neon lights to give people an athletic nightlife opportunity.BioFit Workspace furnishings company BioFit created a month-long pop-up gym in January in London, where people could take group classes and attend workshops focused on movement, mobility, and strength.69% of UK Trendsetters and 56% in the U.S. say playing sports is a vital part of their life.SPORTS THEY PLAYThe most common sport played by young people in the U.S. and UK is ...

IRL (In Real Live)

... partners with nightlife establishments to host evenings dedicated to vinyl enthusiasts. Called The Spins, the listening series typically highlights the club’s featured selection of that particular month and is sometimes complemented by live performances or raffle giveaways. Similarly, Spiritland first began as a vinyl listening experience in London that ran five nights a week at bar/restaurant Merchants Tavern. Vinyl fans could attend to hear music dedicated to a particular theme, idea, or artist.Game ...

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Nightlife

... A qualitative overview of youth's perceptions and attitudes toward nightlife culture.In the U.S., the most youth have spent, on average, for a night out is upwards of $400, while in the UK, youth have an average top spend of £350.In the past year, 2 in 5 Trendsetters have cut back on the amount of money they spend when going out.THE BRIGHT SIDE OF NIGHTLIFEWhen young adults go out, 49% in the U.S. and 38% in the UK say it’s to get out of the house. The ability to hang out with friends is ...

Personal Identity & Relationships

... legal drinking age) | None of the above Consider Self To BeWhich of the following, if any, do you consider yourself to be?Please select all that apply. Music lover | Gamer | Foodie | Information seeker | Intellectual | Film buff | Bookworm | Entrepreneur | Outdoorsman/woman | Fitness enthusiast | Sports fanatic | Fashion-forward | Social media maven | Designer | Nightlife enthusiast | Art aficionado | Content creator | TV expert | Activist | Digital ...