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Moreland University
26 Sept 202016:05

Summary

TLDR这段视频剧本讨论了亚文化群体的形成及其特征。剧本中提到,由于外貌与所谓的“正常人”不同,某些人形成了一个与众不同的群体,类似于亚文化。学生们通过研究历史上著名的亚文化和世界各地的青年亚文化,来了解亚文化是如何与主流文化相区别的。他们还探讨了如何通过展示自己的方式来表达个性和身份,以及如何识别和研究不同的青年亚文化。此外,剧本中还包含了一些个人故事,展示了人们如何与亚文化产生联系,并强调了每个人都有自己独特的身份和选择。

Takeaways

  • 😀 视频中讨论了不同的亚文化群体,它们因为外貌或特征与主流社会不同而聚集在一起,形成了一种次文化。
  • 👥 亚文化群体被描述为与主流文化分离,拥有自己独特的特征和风格。
  • 📚 学生们将学习关于亚文化和青少年亚文化的知识,并能够识别世界各地的多种青少年亚文化。
  • 🎓 学生们被鼓励去研究历史上著名的亚文化,并将这些信息与班级分享。
  • 🌏 学生们需要研究来自世界各地的不同青少年亚文化,并选择一个进行深入研究和展示。
  • 📝 学生们被要求上网搜索至少三个不同地区的青少年亚文化。
  • 🎨 亚文化如Emo和Hippies等有自己独特的穿着风格和生活方式,这些风格通过服装和行为表达。
  • 🎵 K-pop、Anime和Normcore是来自不同国家(韩国、日本、美国)的亚文化例子,它们在音乐、动漫和时尚方面有显著的影响力。
  • 🎭 角色扮演(Cosplay)起源于日本,是一种通过装扮成动漫、漫画或其他虚构角色来表达自己的亚文化。
  • 🏋️‍♂️ 健身文化(Bodybuilding)起源于英国,是追求完美肌肉体型和参加比赛的亚文化。
  • 👕 Normcore是一种源自纽约的时尚趋势,强调穿着普通、不显眼的服装,追求真实性而非时尚感。

Q & A

  • 什么是亚文化,它与主流文化有何不同?

    -亚文化是指与主流文化不同的群体文化,它们通常具有独特的特征和行为模式,不被主流社会所接受。亚文化群体往往因其外观、兴趣或行为与所谓的“正常人”不同而聚集在一起,形成一种次文化,如文中提到的马戏团群体。

  • 为什么不同的亚文化群体会聚集在一起?

    -不同的亚文化群体聚集在一起是因为他们有共同的特点或兴趣,这些特点或兴趣在主流社会中可能不被接受或理解。他们通过聚集在一起,形成了一种归属感和社区感,这有助于他们相互支持和认同。

  • 亚文化群体的形成对个体有什么意义?

    -亚文化群体的形成对个体意味着他们可以找到与自己有共同特征或兴趣的人,这有助于他们表达自我、探索身份,并与他人建立联系。如Carol所述,探索亚文化可以帮助个体更好地了解自己不断变化的身份,并结识更多志同道合的人。

  • 为什么亚文化群体中的人们会采用特定的着装风格?

    -亚文化群体中的人们采用特定的着装风格是为了表达自己的个性和所属群体的身份。例如,'emo'群体倾向于穿着黑色或深色衣服,佩戴眼妆和chokers,以此来表达他们的情感和艺术倾向。

  • 文中提到的'hippies'群体有哪些特点?

    -'hippies'群体起源于1960年代的青年运动,他们穿着明亮颜色的衬衫,如扎染和霓虹色,使用特殊的词汇,如称呼彼此为'beautiful people',经常说'peace',并且他们的哲学是反物质主义、反资本主义和反权威的,强调超越物质财富和系统规则的内在价值。

  • 亚文化群体如何通过服饰来表达自己?

    -亚文化群体通过服饰来表达自己的个性和群体认同。例如,'emo'群体通过穿着暗色衣服、佩戴眼妆和各种饰品来表达他们的情感和艺术倾向;而'hippies'则通过穿着明亮颜色的服装和符号化的珠宝来表达他们的反文化理念。

  • Carol提到的'third culture person'是什么意思?

    -Carol提到的'third culture person'指的是那些在多种文化背景下长大的人,他们可能对自己的原生文化有了解,但由于在不同文化中生活的经历,他们感觉自己并没有完全融入任何一种文化。Carol以自己作为韩裔但在不同文化中成长为例,表达了她对体验韩国学生生活的期待。

  • 为什么亚文化群体的形成对个体和社会都有积极的影响?

    -亚文化群体的形成对个体有积极影响,因为它提供了一个表达自我和探索身份的平台,同时也为个体提供了一种归属感和社会支持。对社会而言,亚文化的存在丰富了文化的多样性,促进了不同群体之间的理解和包容。

  • 亚文化群体中的人们如何相互交流和建立联系?

    -亚文化群体中的人们通过共享的兴趣、价值观和行为模式来相互交流和建立联系。他们可能会参加特定的活动、聚会或在线论坛,以此来分享信息、经验和情感,从而加强彼此之间的联系。

  • 学生如何通过研究亚文化来加深对它们的理解?

    -学生可以通过研究亚文化的历史、特征、价值观和社交方式来加深对它们的理解。他们可以阅读相关文献、观看视频、参与在线讨论或直接与亚文化群体的成员交流,以获得更深入的见解。

  • 为什么教师鼓励学生探索和理解不同的亚文化?

    -教师鼓励学生探索和理解不同的亚文化,因为这有助于培养学生的开放性思维、文化敏感性和多元文化理解能力。通过了解不同的亚文化,学生可以学会尊重和欣赏多样性,这对于他们在全球化世界中的交流和合作是非常重要的。

Outlines

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🎪 探讨亚文化及其特征

本段落讨论了亚文化群体的形成原因及其与主流文化的差异。亚文化群体因其外观与所谓“正常人”不同而聚集在一起,形成了一种次文化。Fridima提到,这些群体拥有社会不接受的独特特征,因此他们有机会聚在一起,共同创造一个马戏团式的亚文化环境。此外,还提到了学习亚文化的过程中,了解到它们是如何与主流文化分离的。学生们将学习关于亚文化和青少年亚文化的知识,包括识别世界各地的多种青年亚文化,并选择一个进行研究和展示。Carol分享了她对亚文化的看法,认为隐藏自己以避免社会评判不是结束生活的方式,探索不同的亚文化有助于了解不断变化的身份,并结识更多拥有相同亚文化的人。她以自己的经历为例,表达了对探索亚文化的积极态度。

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👗 亚文化群体的着装与表达

这一段详细介绍了emo和hippies两个亚文化群体的起源、特征和着装风格。Emo起源于20世纪末的硬核朋克音乐,并在21世纪初随着乐队如My Chemical Romance和Fall Out Boy的流行而成为一种趋势。Emo群体的着装风格包括紧身牛仔裤、黑色或深色T恤、明显的眼线或浓妆以及各种饰品,如chokers和彩色手镯,这些饰品有时用来表达他们对LGBTQ社区的支持。而hippies起源于1960年代的大学生抗议运动,后来传播到其他国家。他们的着装风格包括明亮的颜色、象征性的珠宝和服装,以及特殊的词汇,如称呼彼此为“美丽的人”和常用词汇“和平”。他们的哲学是反物质主义、反资本主义和反权威,这种哲学受到了佛教、道教和印度教的影响。

10:02

🌏 世界各地的青年亚文化

这段内容要求学生们使用互联网搜索来自世界不同地区的青年亚文化,并在课堂上分享他们的发现。学生们已经研究了历史上著名的亚文化,并将在课堂上分享这些信息。作为家庭作业,学生们需要研究世界各地的青年亚文化,并准备一个关于他们选择的一个亚文化的演讲。课堂上,学生们将学习如何识别和分享关于多个青年亚文化的信息,并选择一个进行深入研究和演讲。此外,还介绍了K-pop、anime和normcore三种不同的亚文化,分别来自韩国、日本和美国,每种文化都有其独特的音乐、时尚和生活方式。

15:05

🏋️‍♂️ 身体塑造与亚文化

在这段内容中,讨论了两个与身体塑造相关的亚文化:cosplay和bodybuilders。Cosplay起源于日本,是一种角色扮演活动,不限于动漫,可以是任何卡通或漫画中的角色。有些人将其视为业余爱好,而其他人则全身心投入,制作详细而独特的服装。Bodybuilders则起源于英国,是那些想要塑造肌肉和追求完美肌肉身材的人。全球有许多比赛让他们展示自己的身体。此外,还提到了减少屏幕时间的建议,以避免过度疲劳,并鼓励学生们在周末远离手机和屏幕。最后,老师对学生们本周的工作表示赞赏,并祝愿他们有一个安全愉快的周末。

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Keywords

💡次文化

次文化指的是与主流文化相对立或不同的社会群体文化。在视频中,次文化被用来描述那些因外貌或特征与所谓“正常人”不同而聚集在一起的群体。例如,视频提到了马戏团作为一个次文化的例子,以及学生们被鼓励去探索和了解不同的次文化,从而更好地理解自己的身份和多样性。

💡非主流

非主流通常指的是那些不符合社会常规或主流价值观念的行为、风格或群体。视频中提到,次文化群体因为其与众不同的外貌和特征而形成了自己的群体,这与主流文化有所区别。例如,'emo'和'hippies'等青年次文化在穿着、音乐和生活方式上都有自己独特的特点。

💡身份认同

身份认同涉及个体对自己在社会中的位置和所属群体的认识。视频中,Carol提到通过探索不同的次文化可以更好地了解自己不断变化的身份,这表明身份认同是一个动态的过程,可以通过接触和了解不同的次文化来丰富和扩展。

💡马戏团

在视频中,马戏团被用作一个比喻,指的是那些因为拥有社会不接受的特征而聚集在一起形成的一个群体或次文化。这个比喻强调了次文化群体成员之间的共同点以及他们与主流文化的差异。

💡个性表达

个性表达是指个体通过行为、穿着或言语来展示自己独特性的方式。视频中的次文化群体通过他们独特的穿着风格和行为来表达自己的个性,如'emo'群体的黑色服装和浓重的眼线,以及'hippies'的鲜艳服装和反物质主义的哲学。

💡社会接受度

社会接受度涉及社会对个体或群体特征、行为的认同和接纳程度。视频中提到,次文化群体因为他们的特征不被社会接受而聚集在一起,这反映了社会接受度对个体和群体身份的影响。

💡全球化

全球化是指文化、经济和社会交流在全球范围内的扩展和相互联系。视频中提到了来自世界各地的青年次文化,如韩国的'K-pop'和日本的'otaku',这展示了全球化如何促进不同文化和次文化之间的交流和影响。

💡反主流文化

反主流文化是指那些反对或挑战主流社会价值观和规范的文化运动或群体。视频中的'hippies'就是一个例子,他们反对物质主义和资本主义,提倡个人自由和内心世界的探索。

💡自我认知

自我认知是指个体对自己特点、情感和动机的理解和认识。视频中,Carol强调通过探索次文化可以增进对自己身份的了解,这表明自我认知是一个可以通过学习和体验来发展的过程。

💡文化多样性

文化多样性指的是在一个社会或群体中存在的不同文化、信仰和生活方式的广泛性。视频通过介绍不同的青年次文化,如'K-pop'、'otaku'和'normcore',展示了文化多样性的丰富性和重要性。

Highlights

讨论了不同群体因外观与所谓的“正常人”不同而形成的亚文化。

Fridima提到这些亚文化群体拥有不被社会接受的不同特征。

亚文化群体有机会聚集在一起,形成了像马戏团一样的社群。

介绍了亚文化与主流文化的区别。

课程安排包括学习亚文化、青年亚文化,并识别世界各地的多种青年亚文化。

Oscar通过创作故事来展示对从众和非从众概念的理解。

Carol分享了她对亚文化的个人理解,强调隐藏自己以避免社会评判不是结束生活的方式。

Carol提到探索不同的亚文化可以帮助我们更好地了解不断变化的身份。

Carol表达了作为第三文化个体的自我感受,以及她对体验韩国学生生活的期待。

老师鼓励学生认识到每个人都是独特和特别的,并且这不一定是问题。

介绍了emo亚文化,其起源于19世纪末的硬核朋克,并在21世纪初形成了自己的群体。

Emos的穿着风格与其他人不同,通常穿着黑色或深色衣物,佩戴眼妆和chokers。

Emos通过穿着和配饰表达自己的性取向和支持的社区。

介绍了嬉皮士亚文化,其起源于1960年代的青年运动,强调反物质主义和反资本主义。

Hippies的穿着风格包括明亮的颜色和符号,他们的词汇和音乐选择反映了他们的哲学。

老师布置了作业,要求学生研究来自世界不同地区的青年亚文化。

学生介绍了K-pop、Anime/Otaku和Normcore三种不同的青年亚文化。

Cosplay起源于日本,是一种角色扮演活动,不限于动漫,可以是任何角色。

Bodybuilders亚文化起源于英国,是追求完美肌肉体型的群体。

老师鼓励学生减少屏幕时间,远离手机和屏幕,以避免过度疲劳。

Transcripts

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this is me

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to say what maybe

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makes them different and what are the

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reasons why

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they have all come together

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um the main reason is that they are

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different their appearance is different

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from the quote-unquote normal people

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that's why they you know they are in one

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group

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it's kind of like a subculture i think

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kind of like a subculture

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yeah very good i i agree with that

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and fridima has written that they have

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different features that are not accepted

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by society the same thing that you were

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saying

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so in a sense they have this opportunity

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to come together

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and they create what is a circus uh so

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what you have learned

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about subcultures so far is that

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they are set apart from the mainstream

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culture

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and quickly let me just show you our uh

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agenda for today so that you know and i

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wonder in the next

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few days you'll be learning about

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subcultures and youth subcultures and so

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for today you're going to learn about

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various kinds of subcultures

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and you're going to be able to identify

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multiple youth subcultures from around

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the world

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so you're going to be able to research

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the

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well-known subcultures in history those

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that are mentioned in the textbook and

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you can share that information with the

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class

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and you're going to research about

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different youth subcultures from around

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the world

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and then you're going to choose one

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youth subculture and create a

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presentation

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for the class and you can do that alone

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or with a partner

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and then i put the music down here that

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you heard

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all right so i want to do a few a few

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shout outs one is oscars

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that conformity and non-conformity

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oscar took the words and he created a

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little story so i'm going to ask oscar

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if he'll be willing to

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read his story and let's think about

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how he used those key terms uh and

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put them into context uh to help us

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understand them better complex i did

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want to do is

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i want to share carol's response to

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subcultures because i think she

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um took the took it and made it a

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personal thing

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and uh owned it for herself and then uh

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uh put it out for everybody else to also

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try and own it

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and let's see what she means here by

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that

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hello i'm carol and i'll be talking

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about subcultures

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first of all hiding yourself just

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because the society might judge you

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is not the way you want your one and

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only life to end

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being expressive exploring the many

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subcultures will make you know more

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about your always changing identity

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plus you get to meet more people with

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your subcultures

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there are so many ways subcultures are

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interesting you're part of so

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many you won't even notice because it's

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a norm to you

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for me even though i'm korean and know a

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lot about the korean culture

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i'm a third culture person and i feel

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like i haven't really experienced

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the life of a student in korea and so i

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can't wait to go back for university

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and for you i want you to know we have

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24 hours with 8 billion humans

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one life your life and your choice to

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show and be

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all right so it got cut off a little bit

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there but what we

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can see is i i appreciate the way that

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you

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took the information and you applied it

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to your own understanding

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um so can you elaborate a little bit and

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say what did you mean by that we're a

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part of so many subcultures that we're

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not even aware of it can you

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elaborate on that i think that's a very

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interesting idea

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um i think we all

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have like subcultures that we don't know

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because like

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um unless we

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try to like appreciate another

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subculture that we want to be a part of

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we don't know

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the culture that we're currently in

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and like

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i've never really thought much about all

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the things

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and what communities i'm a part of so

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i think everybody has a lot of

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subcultures that they don't know

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yeah i would agree with that would

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anybody else like to share their ideas

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about that

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may how are you today would you like to

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add on to that in any way

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um i don't have anything else to add at

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the moment i think

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she basically said everything that i

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yeah has the beatniks

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cara has mods and rockers oscar has

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skinheads

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sam has the hippies priedima will do

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punks

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may has goths and hazel has emo

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this is i think okay so i'm going to

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give you

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20 minutes okay 20 minutes

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to try to find out as much information

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as possible okay

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all right five more minutes

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so we're going to start with hazel and i

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will scroll

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as you are reading the information so

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hazel is now going to

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introduce some information about

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uh emo why should i start in the order

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yeah i just made the backwards is that

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okay

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uh yeah okay so emos originally started

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off when there was a

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uh hard like hardcore punk sort of thing

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back in the 19 the late 1900s

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and after that it became a group of its

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own

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in the like early 2000s when bands such

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as the

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my chemical romance and fallout boys

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like they

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were known as emo bands and then they

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started becoming very popular so

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emo started becoming sort of like a

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trend

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and um the way they dress

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is very different from other people

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they usually have a skinny jeans

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tie t-shirts usually everything they

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wear is usually

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black or a very dark color and

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they it's very obvious that they wear a

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lot of eyeliner

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or heavy makeup usually black

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and they have chokers multiple bracelets

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the bracelets they wear are could be

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colorful

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depending on what they want to express

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their clothing is kind of like a way to

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express themselves so

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some emails would actually wear

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bracelets that are

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let's just say a part of the lgbtq

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community so that they can express

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uh which community they're a part of

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without actually

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saying it so they're wearing a part of

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the community they're supporting you

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know

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and they also have a lot of piercings

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just

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because so this is

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a picture of what the hippies look like

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and

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so the hippies began um with the

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development as a youth movement

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during the 1960s and they originated

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on college campuses

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they were protesting and then this

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spread to other countries

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such as um canada and britain

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um a unique way of dressing or what the

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hippies would wear

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would be um they would wear symbols

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jewelry and clothing inspired by the

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native americans

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they will wear bright colored shirts um

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example like

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tie dyes and uh

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neon colors

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uh specialized vocabulary um they will

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call one another beautiful people

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and they would often say peace a lot

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and um

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another example would be that bad for

08:56

them means awesome

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bug out means to leave and um a gas is

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having a good time

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for hairstyles thank you so

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they would they would often listen to

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jazz music

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uh kiriwak said that jazz music

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kind of um

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has a similar musical language or

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feeling

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and flow to his philosophy that's the

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reason why it's jazz

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so their main philosophy was

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anti-material

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materialism anti-capitalist and

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authority authoritarian who remarked the

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importance of improving the interior of

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each beyond

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the their exterior material possessions

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and rules imposed by the system

09:46

and these this philosophy was

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um influenced

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uh by buddhism taoism

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and hinduism to do this for homework it

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should take you about 10

10:02

minutes or so okay but what i want you

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to do is i want you to

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using the following document do an

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internet search

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about youth subcultures from at least

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three different areas of the world

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i'm going to be easy with this if you

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want to do two in asia that's okay

10:21

today before you go okay

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so you were able to research a

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well-known subculture in history and

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share

10:31

the information with the class and now

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you will for homework research about

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different youth subcultures from around

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the world

10:39

and then we're going to work on that and

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come to class tomorrow

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with an idea of the one that you would

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like to create a presentation with

10:48

or for and then we will go from there

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so today

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it's a continuation of yesterday so

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you're learning

11:00

about various kinds of subcultures and

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able to identify multiple youth

11:05

subcultures from around the world you've

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accomplished that

11:09

and you're going to be able to share

11:11

about these three

11:12

in brief that you looked at last night

11:16

for your homework and then you're going

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to choose one sub

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youth subculture and you're going to

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research it

11:23

much like you did the research on the

11:25

other subcultures yesterday

11:27

and you're going to create a

11:28

presentation for the class and i'm going

11:30

to give you some choice in how you stand

11:32

out

11:32

wake up jump out of bed and be exactly

11:35

who you are

11:36

we are all a little different and that's

11:38

awesome

11:39

all right so we're all a little

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different and that's awesome right so

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this is kind of some of what we're

11:47

looking at now

11:48

is to recognize uh differences

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in uh others through subcultures and

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also to recognize

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how each of us is special and different

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in our own way

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and how that doesn't have to be a

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problem

12:04

all right so i want to go ahead and

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show share my screen and ask you all to

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share

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um what you had

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[Music]

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written in the document

12:20

everybody can see this okay okay i'd

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like you to

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unmute your mic when you're speaking and

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i'd like you to just

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introduce to us uh some of these

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uh these three subcultures youth

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subcultures

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and uh tell us a little bit about that

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the first one is

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k-pop it's from south korea it's a genre

12:40

of music that has been derived from

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other genres of music such as rock

12:46

jazz gospel hip-hop and more

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lately it has been gaining a lot of

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popularity

12:53

secondly there is anime vip or otaki

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they have been originated from

12:58

japan otaku is a japanese term for

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people

13:02

who are interested in anime and manga

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fans of anime and manga are found all

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around the world

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and lastly is normcore norm core is

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found from new york in usa it's actually

13:17

a fashion mistake you would say

13:20

it's more about authenticity and it's

13:23

really

13:24

wearing normal clothes which is very

13:27

less style

13:28

and people who dress this way are very

13:30

less self-aware

13:33

interesting great thank you

13:36

so i've heard of k-pop and anime and

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norm core is new to me thank you for

13:41

introducing that

13:42

does anybody have any questions or

13:44

comments

13:45

for shritima

13:48

all right so the first subculture that

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kills was cosplay

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um it originated in japan that's now

13:55

like

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uh people cosplay all around the world

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it's mainly

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just when you role play as your favorite

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character

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it doesn't it's not limited to just

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anime it can be

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um any cartoon or any manga like it can

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be anything

14:12

any character you want to play some

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people uh

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think of it as just and a hobby that

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they would like to do in their free time

14:19

whereas others committed

14:21

like are committed to it they think it's

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a lifetime and

14:25

they have a variety of characters and

14:27

most of their costumes are very uh

14:30

detailed and eccentric

14:32

yeah also the last subculture i thought

14:35

was seen

14:36

um they this was this subculture was

14:39

originated from the united states of the

14:42

united kingdom

14:43

it's more of a it's more related fashion

14:46

than like an

14:47

actual um culture oscar

14:53

um the first subculture i found is

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bodybuilders

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they originated in the uk's there are

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basically people who want to build their

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muscles and try to get the perfect

15:04

muscular body there are many

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competitions worldwide to

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show their bodies okay great and

15:12

it's your uh weekend i want to encourage

15:16

you to have

15:17

less uh screen time if you can try to

15:20

uh go away from your phone and screen

15:23

for a minute

15:24

if you can so we don't get exhausted

15:27

and i just want to say i really

15:29

appreciate working with all of you

15:31

being your teacher i think you did a

15:33

great job once again this week

15:35

okay so if there are no further

15:38

questions i wish you a very

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safe and enjoyable weekend and i will

15:44

please email me with any questions okay

15:47

all right bye bye

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hi mr justin have a nice weekend thank

15:52

you and that's mr justin thank you

15:54

thank you okay bye-bye

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okay bye