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Global Music Trends

... art, events, and performances in the punk and emo spaces are piquing their interest.Nirvana: Taking Punk to the Masses For two months last summer, the Museo Histórico Nacional in Rio de Janeiro displayed the Nirvana: Taking Punk to the Masses exhibit. The exhibit, originally on display at The Museum of Pop Culture in Seattle, WA, is comprised of more than 200 pieces dedicated to the history of the U.S. band Nirvana and its contribution to punk rock music.Ash from Chaos Joe Corré is known ...

15 Minutes Of Fandom

... example, we’re seeing overlap between punk style and hip-hop music, a blending of emo and rap cultures, and instances where street style meshes with art and design, all of which are movements grown out of consumer attitudes and desires. Even culture festivals and events that used to be highly tuned to their category have broadened, such as Comic-Con that now incorporates a wider range of television and gaming genres or Electric Forest that has grown beyond EDM to include hip-hop and other genres. For ...

The Age Of Innocence

... an amusement park (27% vs. 21%) or completed a creative/passion project (18% vs. 13%) with their friends in the past year. U.S. and UK Trendsetters are twice as likely as youth overall to interact with their friends in these types of activities, and those in the U.S. tended to sway higher. Even though less than one quarter of U.S. and UK youth attended a lecture or went to an art gallery with friends, there is a trend emerging in this space that brands should not overlook.Which of the following ...

Gen Z Micro Trends

... fill with water. In this game of elimination, players compete until they have been “cracked,” and the last person remaining wins.Flippin Awesome Flippin Awesome, a gamebook created by Skyhorse Publishing, was inspired by the social media trend of flipping water bottles to see how crazily one could throw them and still get them to land. The game challenges players to try new “moves” as they attempt to master the art of water bottle flipping.Pie Face Hasbro's Pie Face, which was named the best ...

Culture Spotlight On Japan

... Céline, Balenciaga, and Gucci, and older shoppers are focusing on Chanel and Hermès. Luxury shoppers in Japan don’t only care about the quality of the product but also about the overall experience of shopping. In-store shopping is much more common than luxury e-commerce. Experiential shopping has also gained popularity, and malls like Ginza Six in Tokyo and Doton in Osaka provide entertainment, art, and an experience beyond luxury shopping. Tourism plays a large role in the luxury ...

The State Of The Sub/Urban

... into elevated parks, Miami is getting the Underline, a green space that will provide last-mile connection to eight transit stations, while earlier this year, Philadelphia welcomed the aptly named Rail Park, a quarter-mile stretch filled with plants and trees, public art, and seating. As people flock to these types of places, they're driving the creation of more domestically and abroad. Last year, Seoul became home to a skygarden dubbed Seoullo 7017 that took over a 1970s motorway and London's ...

Membership Drive

... pioneer, ClassPass, launched—we anticipate that it will see significant growth in the months and years ahead. In fact, ClassPass is rumored to be expanding its membership model to include all types of activities through a proposed service called LifePass that provides “full access to art/education/language/cooking classes, performances/concerts, volunteering opportunities.” Because right now the membership category is dominated primarily by independent service brands, like bars, coffee shops ...

Creating For The Creators

... creative process, as well as what they and their peers produce. With creativity being among the most highly valued forms of social currency among young consumers, behind-the-scenes staff, including writers and art directors, have become Scene Stealers, claiming the spotlight from actors who used to be the only stars of a production. Youth are even turning to their own peers for entertainment, enjoying the short bursts of fun provided by everyday people; as brands have adopted this style, it is giving ...

What's In Store

... . A decade ago, being able to shop online gave young consumers a means of self-expression that was never before available; regardless of whether one lived in Boston or Boise, London or Luton, e-commerce meant young people could tap into the trends that inspired them—from fashion to art to music—even if those trends arose from a country halfway around the world. If their local stores didn’t carry the goods they thought were cool, they could still buy whatever they wanted because online ...

Tricks Of The Trade-Off

... technology—Humanology. Meanwhile, they're also looking for devices to become more discrete in design to quiet their artificial presence as they turn to The Invisibles to maintain a sense of humanity all around them. And even as brands utilize artificial intelligence to produce creative outputs, young consumers expect them to emphasize the human creator and his/her role in shaping A.I. to help produce the end result as a new State Of The Art. Given how apparent tech is nowadays, young consumers want ...