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New Delhi [India], February 5 (ANI/Digpu): Hypebeast culture is a genre of streetwear culture which has budded out from the Californian skateboard lifestyle culture. The streetwear culture marries casual outfits with sporty statements or that of hip hop.
According to an article by Comm , Hypebeast culture differs from country to country, the Japanese Hypebeast focuses and is more about individuality, whereas, Chinese Hypebeast culture tends to emphasize the trendiest items. In India it is definitely more towards trendy and most sought-after items which then graduates towards more of a person s choice , said Karan Khatri.
Karan Khatri is one of India s biggest Hypebeasts, his passion for sneakers and other collectable streetwear items has in a lot of ways introduced the Hypebeast culture in India. He is at the top when it comes to Hypebeasts in India. Karan makes videos on his YouTube channel and is about to cross a subscriber count of 30 thousand soon. His videos on the platform
The Year In Ska & Ska-Punk: Albums, EPs & Singles not to miss from 2020
Ska never went away, but there s more widespread interest for the genre right now than there has been in a while. Nostalgia tends to move in 20-ish year cycles and it s been about two decades since ska s last peak in popularity died down, enough time has passed for the unfair stigma to fade away, and the anti-racism aspect of ska hits hard after four years of having Trump as a president. But it s not just timing; there s an increasingly strong network of bands working hard to show that ska is alive and well, and those bands are making