DIFFERENT GOTH TYPES!
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The goth type thing started out as a joke in the 90's, and I think it's sad as hell that some people want to stick themselves into just one style box. I have been into both goth and punk music since the mid 80's and have always done my own thing. Being in a box is very limiting and stifles creativity. Also, you can wear what the heck you want and listen to whatever the heck you want without worrying about the music style matching your clothing style.
My styles are Victorian goth and nu goth mainly but sometimes I just wear cute spooky chill clothes or lounge clothes that aren’t goth or spooky at all. After watching the video I can say I have clothes in all these subcultures. I do not listen to classical music though but I listen to music that’s associated with these different subcultures.
Being in a box is limiting to you, it seems, but my neurodiverse brain thrives on rules, no matter how loose they are. Different strokes.
A joke?
@@purplejanew ya it wasn’t taken seriously
from what i heard goths just dressed however they wanted regardless, when they showed up for the music. the styles just came abt bc of that. (i’m speaking in past tense bc i’m referring to the 80s-90s btw)
@@callmek5 Over here it was taken pretty seriously by most, there were some serious fashion icons coming out of The Blitz club and obviously other places as well. I suppose it depends on who you ask?
You missed gothic lolita, but be careful with this style as it has many rules and the community protects them like the wolf pack :p
And recently gothic academia started to be a thing - darker version of dark academia, mainly for people who goes to the university or artists/scientists, it's also more about literature than music kind of goth, which places dark literature on the first place :) It theoretically grew out of the internet aesthetic, but I feel like it has a lot of potential, and it was around before this dark academia trend, but now it finally get the name. I think it's super important, because many of those people listen to classical music or do not like music at all, but the literature they are reading, their style and dark meetings in the cafes makes up for this. It has a lot to do with dark romanticism and writers like Novalis, Poe, Nerval etc. It's about admiration for genius and madness.
Thank you so much!
Wow, thanks, I think that's right up my alley 😄😄😄
Gothic lolita really is just about fashion, it has no ties to music at all (some might say Visual Kei, but that's just because many vk bands wore gothic lolita, not the other way around!) and it's purely fashion based, like sweet, classic, and old school lolita.
gothic lolita isn't part of the goth subculture it's part of the lolita subculture
^ gothic lolita isnt part of the goth subculture that came out of the 80s but it was inspired by the aesthetics of it
My boys 13 and 18 asked me why I wore so much black I told them it’s for society’s funeral. They didn’t get it lol😅
😀🙂 ❤ ❤ ❤
They will...
They will learn.
omg I love
That’s beautiful
I am an asian Muslim who wears a hijab, really loves symphonic metal music. I don't care whether my outfit matches the goth music genre or not. all I know is my heart is black.
You don't need to match the music you like. All that matters is that you enjoy your music.
You can wear a black hijab n cool boots
Yes, but you could always wear black or do makeup also. Thats what makes this genre actually such an involvig community
Period 💯
It's a music subculture we have Blackmetal Goth that's been around since the early eighties as well. Listen to Celtic Frost, Into The Pandemonium. Its Blackmetal goth, Listen to Celtic Frost Monotheist another Goth album. Early Mercyful Fate was Goth. Blackmetal should also be recognized as a part of the Subculture.
yes goth is definitely a music subculture, but to ignore all the other interests and style choices that go along with being any of the many types of goth does a disservice to all within the subculture, yes we have our music but we are so much more than ONLY the music 🖤
I know this is an older post, but it's great to finally see another person say this.
Any subculture is a lot like a tree. Neither can survive without a variety of roots to help it survive the different seasons of life. And while everyone knows that Goth has a TON of flashy musical and fashion branches, it's weird that so many people will ignore the historical, economical and literary roots that has kept it healthy for 40 years.
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@@Whitby_Abbeys_Ghost But, it's important to remember, without the music, like a tree trunk, the rest of the tree dies
@@DEATHBYFLYINGCDS I would never dismiss the impact that the music has had. But I wouldn't call it the trunk, as much as I would a massive branch. I don't think Goth would HAVE to die without it, but it would be a horrific loss.
I just don't think it's right to dismiss other forms of expression, either. Goth is greater than the sum of its parts.
@@Whitby_Abbeys_Ghost It's a culture, not a person, it's nothing but the sum of it's parts, especially it's core values... Imagine the mongolian hordes without their horses, ancient egyptians without their gods... Goth without the music, could be a million different things, because a million different cultures share every other aspect. The only thing unqiue to goth is the music. Have you heard of Rivethead culture?
I definitely am a goth, I listen to goth music, I wear gothic, I for sure love my dark side but at the end of the day I'm a cupcake and sometimes even a pop song can get stuck in my mind. Wanna call me poseur? That'd be veeery funny.
Just be yourselves 💜
Edit: to be clear, I'm sure that the content creator here wanted to show us the different inclinations and styles we can find in the history of the subculture, but no one has to stick with only one of them and in the same way you don't need to choose more than one. Just express yourself.
Thank you for this video. However, being an elder goth, we did all of these looks and listened to a variety of music especially when punk, new romantic and glam rock was at its peak in the 70s to 80s. Anyway, I did but we didn't have so many categories and it's nice to see this is still alive. So if I had to self-identify I'd be a trad romantic hippy/druiidic vamp.
I would be a geek goth plus a mix of romantic goth and hippy goth
I’m a fairy goth who reads classic horror lit, decorates romantic goth, listens to Celtic, trad & goth metal music & other stuff and I wear pretty well all of the fashions at different times. Then sometimes I pretend to be normal & wear color & taupe colored shoes from Target so people will be nicer to me. It’s fun to try & categorize but I don’t think any goth fits in a box, if you know what I mean. We’re all so beautifully multifaceted!!💞🖤
As a woodland goth I'll ride with you. 🖤🦊🍄
Let’s go! 🖤💚
You sound very Gothic as well!
I didn't know Nightwish "counts", love them since I'm a teen and love all you mentioned.❤
I'm not a goth an an emo, but music has been my life since I was little, and I'm glad that people are getting the word out on how most alt cultures are music based. It's really sad how a lot of people just think it is an aesthetic
Also a poem that really reminds me of the hippie goths is Xmas Detritus
I am still very very new to the punk/rock/goth scene, but what I've already learned is that romantic and victorian goth are my favorite types. I mean, I love all of the types bc they're all beautiful and unique! But I study art history and the late Renaissance and romantic Era have always fascinated me. I'd love to wear romantic or victorian goth clothing while walking through an old, mysterious mansion, reading in old art history books, ...
How well have you been introduced to the music? because it's all too easy for babybats to overlook the music... Thus it is the duty for us adult and elder goths to provide a proper introduction
@@DEATHBYFLYINGCDS I've been listening to a few songs that probably count as gothic, but my music taste is open to pretty much anything. Do you have recommendations of specific bands/artists? I'd love to learn more!
@@caesarjg5304 Well of course there are the classics, Bauhaus, Siouxsie and the Banshees, Sisters of Mercy.. I recommend watching the movie The Hunger since the beginning of the film is the music video for Bauhaus's Bela Lugosi's dead, and it's just an amazing vampire film... for some stuff that came post classic try some bands like The Cruxshadows, the Frozen Autumn, the Dead Can Dance.. Now if you want some bands that might be easier to start with, there are bands that skirt the border of gothdom or are just plain beloved by goths. For that we have bands like Depeche Mode, VNV nation (sorry if I'm going a bit nuts with this list I'm currently suffering from an aweful flu).... For some darker more electronic and industrial sounding stuff try Gary Numan post mid 90s, Blutengel, The Birthday Massacre. And then for more modern stuff there are bands such as The Angels of Liberty, Lebanon Hanover. Oh and here is the especially fun part of goth music, all these bands are still active, well ok, Siouxsie doesn't have Banshees anymore but I'm going to see her live in May regardless.. Hope this provides a decent start.. Oh one last musician so I already mentioned Bauhaus, but for me one of the things that got me started on goth music in the first place was the haunting guitar riffs of Daniel Ash, aka the Guitarist of Bauhaus, but who has done alot of stuff independent of Bauhaus, my favorite being "Burning Skies" by tones on tail...
@@DEATHBYFLYINGCDS thank you so much for your help, and all those tips! 💪
if your into romantic and victorian goth (if you like the fashion specifically), you might also be interested in gothic lolita. Lolita fashion (based on victorian and roccoco era fashion) but with gothic elements. It's very cool
I am a little bit of all the styles. Now that I am older I no longer have as many clothing styles but my music and interests are still varied. One day I listen to dark sanctuary while walking through graveyards, the next day I can be listening to industrial, noise, or darkwave. My foundation is Gothic Metal like Cradle of Filth and Tristania that started it all .
You are a metalhead, not a goth. The bands you listed are metal bands, not goth bands
I grew up in religious communities where I was not able to really express myself or explore much. However, I’ve always been fascinated with romantic/Victorian goth styles! I think my favourite styles are all rather different, but I love, mediaeval/fantasy/fairy vibes, cottage, core, and goth!
I’m a special micro-subgroup of Goth; I’m a multi-Goth! I mix ad match different styles in one ensemble- traditional Goth, geek Goth, cowboy Goth, industrial Goth, cyber Goth, etc. 🖤
I'm a full time labour worker goth with synthwave & ambient twist plus some Skinny Puppy added. I don't wear any make up though and I have super short hair. For piercing I sport a single small silver ear ring. I'm also in my 40's if it makes any difference.
@@vapour_focus makes no dif to me, my dude; you’re one of us!
And that is how it is supposed to be! 🥳 🥳 🥳
MULTI GOTH is here to stay.
If I were to be a goth, I would fit as a Geek Goth 😂😂😂😂
@@pyenygren2299 Ture that !!!!!
I dressed goth in the 80's and have always loved the music mainly the trad bands. I moved away from dressing goth and dresses more hippie for years. Discovering hippie and fairy goth has me interested in the fashion again. My biggest problem is that I like lighter colours which don't fit the goth palate. So I'd have to either change or dye most of my wardrobe and I don't see that happening. I'd have to be a part time goth 😂.
Theres pastel goth too
@I'm that girl again yt yes that's true.
I know this is an old comment but I wanted to note that you can wear whatever you'd like and still be goth. It's music based after all. ☺️ You can have a darker mindset (not in a depressive way) and enjoy your darker twist while throwing in whatever clothes you like. Maybe look into white goth/bubble goth/pastel goth/whimsigoth (which is a personal favorite of mine although my style mixes whimsigoth and romantic goth together) etc. Or just do your thing and don't categorize it, because at the end of the day, you are 100% unique and one of a kind!
Goth style isn't restricted to black clothes, tho. If you want some inspiration, look at Monster High dolls, they have many colors. It's like saying that a blonde person can't be goth either (even tho they usually dye heir hair, yes)...
This video gives me so much nostalgia, old Goth TH-cam videos were just like this naming all the styles of Goth, doing darkling tags and all that stuff like what Drac Makens used to do and ReRe Phillips! By the way I love your makeup especially and your hair!
3:34, Goths aren't always depressed. They are often happy 😊
Yes but she meant that that’s a goth stereotype :)
Hippie Goth here, you forgot one veeeery important part out......
We love them green leaves xD 🖤
I like Corporate Goth. I like wearing vests, ties, and dress pants. I wear stuff like that everyday and when I'm out in public and stuff but not at work because I have to wear a uniform
I believe it comes from within; basically, we're all 'dark' minded folks & our attire is a projection of whatever way you swing 🦇🐈⬛🖤
In the 90’s, what you’re referring to as romantic goth was actually called ethereal goth. That label seems to have disappeared but occasionally you’ll find an “elder goth” talking about ethereal goth with a range of opinions about it.
I hope there will be a part 2. Nu Goth, Pastel Goth, I think there's Cottagecore goth, and more.
well the first two aren't actually goth
Cottage core goth don’t exist, it’s just walled hippie goth like she mentioned in the video
@@heyheyitshaze non of them are
I’m so glad you mentioned Faery Goth! I’m going to go research Hippie Goth, because it seems like a evolution of faegoth, and I would love to embrace that again :)
Yes dark faery/ faery goth are a great style.
Based on this subdivision I probably lean most into victorian goth but an emphasis on classical architecture and (dark) classical music, often church organ pieces
Vampire stems from Goth but has become it's own thing -some time ago- consisting of people who strongly identify as or cosplay as vampires. Even going as far as "feeding" in blood weather psychically or through donors. There are clubs and members do have to take regular blood test from what I understand. The asthetic is still Goth, but it's definitely evolved into it's own community over the years.
Just wanted to through that out there 😉
Love the video and awesome makeup btw ✨
vampire stems from industrial, not goth.
Hey there, I'm not a Goth guy but I had a beautiful relationship with a Goth back in the day (I was a metal dude). Anyway funny how a small memory of her lands me here at this video. This was incredibly interesting to me and I really enjoyed it., YOU DID A GREAT JOB....
I,m a casual Goth but have been into the subculture since it began... And have seen many different types of goths come and go over the years . 🇬🇧
I adore how passionate you were explaining all these different types of goth groups. Loved the vid 😊
As a long time fan (over a decade) of Industrial goth music I was really happy to see you cover cyber goth in a way that was respectful and nice.
The video I didn't know I needed! Thank you!
Thank you Destructiv333 for you refresher video about the different subgenres of Goth. Very pleased that you mentioned Corp Goth.
Wow, that sounds extremely familiar! LOL.
When Goth started in the 80's it was simple; you listened to the music that reflected your melancholic mood and dressed in kind. You usually liked darker themed movies and read dark novels. Why? Because that was the way that we felt, how we coped and pushed back at a bleak, hopeless non caring no-future society. It was a form of rebellion. During that post punk time in history, we were primed and ready for it. It was that way back in 1982 when I was a young man, and now for me at almost 60, it's still that way. It's become far more complicated than it needs to be. Goth is a state of mind. Wearing black and listening to Goth music doesn't make you a Goth or Gothic. The music and the genre was birthed out of the state of mind that those who would become Gothic we already in. Ever notice that Joy Division never looked like a Goth band but was instrumental in kicking off the genre? It was because they were already a melancholic group of guys to begin with. Heck, 42 years ago Ian Curtis, the lead singer of Joy Division, took his own life. After battling severe depression, Curtis died on May 18, 1980. He was just 23 years old. Listen to the song "Love will tear us apart again". In some instances Goth was the only entity that understood us. Now it seems to have become a mere fashion statement.
Anyway, just my .50 cents worth. LOL.
I agree with this completely. I also remember that some of the bands like Bauhaus did not like that "goth" term. They liked "dark glam" and when doing "bela legosi's dead" Peter thought "sing like an evil David Bowie." also Nico. Robert Smith was always joking about goth. Personally, I refuse to be labeled, but I know what I love.
Goth is a music genre and a subculture based on that music genre. The only "state of mind" is that which is created by listening to goth music, and is drawn to this music. Just listening to a goth band or two does not make one goth, but loving goth music above all other forms certainly does.
Joy Division was instrumental in starting several types of music. Like The Jesus and Mary Chain based their entire sound on "Ceremony."
I forget which song it is that was proto-darkwave. Guess I will just have to listen to all of their stuff again. Oh, the horror.
ure the new youtuber goth that needed! ure so sweet and i love all ur vids
I just love these videos. People don’t expect me to be the type to listen to the music because I don’t dress it but my antiques and room decor is (at times)… and sometimes mixed with some kawaii lol.
Either way, my grandma was born in the 50s and a lot of my style/personality is from her 😆 she can be hella morbid. Glad we got to share these similarities incl dark humor. She loves horror books, films and oldies music. I love everything but the gore and horror films.. My interest for “gore” is from a science perspective (phlebotomy, medicine, etc) and even then I don’t wanna see or know too much bc I’ll get queasy.
This is really interesting and you have such a pleasant presentation style. I'm not got but love the aesthetic of romantic goths
I guess I'm a mix of all of these.
You mean you are someone who just dresses however TF you feel like? Congrats! Me too!
(These styles were created by goths as a joke in the 90s)
I’m new to your channel and this video is super good. I’m so glad that you mentioned different circles in the goth community. I consider myself a Victorian goth so it’s nice to see it mentioned. You have a new subscriber 🦇
I am the vampire looking awkward sleepy goth
I LOVE UR LAUGHH, ITS SO ADORABLE and also thank you for this video! i know which type i am now
omg I just love your positive energy! 🖤
This video was so enjoyable, you sound so positive and just bubbly, your personality is perfect for this type of content
You can listen to whatever other music and still be goth.
To an extent, yes. But if 90% of your music is not goth, you are probably not goth.
Great video, keep em coming. Kinda shocked that everyone's being so nice so far. I've known many "Elitist Goths". I'm sure we all known at least one who claims they did EVERYTHING first.
You forgot Steampunk goth or Steamgoth. I’m a Victorian goth and a steampunk. I love the Victorian aesthetic. Also I’m an obsessed Alice in wonderland and science fiction fan. So I guess I fit the steampunk cliché? No I don’t just wear brown 🙄. Or black for that matter. I wear both with other colors. I listen to all of the bands you mentioned and old punk bands but mostly classical music. I’m also a devoted Abney Park fan. I make or modify just about everything. I collect antiques and make Victorian dresses. I’ve been into all of this since the mid late 80’s so I guess I’m an elder goth? Or elder steampunk? Whatever?! Too many labels! I think the main things are music + fashion and DIY or modify make it your own. Oh and yes I drink tea from an antique tea set. If anyone has an issue with this I challenge you to a Tea duel!
On my community you can see an Italian coverbook of “Alice in wonderland”, maybe you like it 😊
What you wear is irrelevant. Goth is a music-based subculture. If you don't listen primarily to goth music, you are not goth- you are just into fashion. None of these are gothic styles, btw.
These styles were all made up as a joke in the 90s by goths making fun of people.
Steampunk is a fashion/art-based subculture, and thus does not fall into the goth category, as goth is music-based.
@@chameleon47 Okay Mr. Goth Gatekeeper🙄. This is what I listened to today:
Soror Dolorosa, Sisters of Mercy, Mission UK, The Chameleons, Fields of the Nephilim, Sonsombre, Merciful Nuns, The Wake, Horror Vacui, 45 Grave, Christian death, Misfits, Siouxsie, The Cure, Bauhaus, Peter Murphy, HIM, VV, Witching Hour UK, Rosetta Stone, La Scaltra, Paralyzed age, Nosferatu, Bat Nouveau, Corpus Delecti, Monster High Fright Song,
Chappell Roan, Alice Strange/Alice’s Night Circus, The Marquis of Vaudeville, Abney Park, Cog is dead, Frenchy and the Punk, Dead Kennedys, Misfits, My Chemical romance, Rancid, Operation Ivy, The interrupters, the Distillers, The Cramps, The Hellfreaks, Horror Vacui, 45 Grave, Christian death, Misfits, the Kentucky Vampires, 69 Eyes, Motley Crue, Theatres Des Vampires, Angles of liberty, Skinny Puppy, Ministry, NIN, Rammstein, Faderhead, Lord of the Lost, Depeche Mode, Twin Tribes, She Past Away, Plastique Nior, Clan of Xymox, Xmal Deutschland, The Agnes Circle, Ash Code, Dead can dance, Frederic Chopin, Giacomo Puccini, Claude Debussy, Jules Massenet, Johann Sebastian Bach, Antonio Vivaldi, and Chappell Roan Pink fucking pony club on more time before bed. 🏳️⚧️🏳️🌈
I’ve been doing this whole “goth”thing since the 1980’s. And if any baby bats 🦇 read this don’t listen to people that say you can’t listen to other music or have other interests and be goth. Hope my playlist from today helps you find good music. P.S. Steampunk is a literature based subculture and it’s a lot of fun. Also one can be steampunk and goth.
Wow you’re spot on here with the Goth types. 💀🖤☠️🦇
I feel like i identify most with a romantic goth but i also like hard/aggressive metal music like Rammstein (as well as the typical goth music xD)
I’m so glad you said it’s a music based subculture. Yes😃🖤🦇🖤😃! You got right.🖤 Love this🖤🦇🦇😘
But then went on to suggest that "cybergoths" are goth, despite that they listen to EBM/industrial, which are not goth genres.
I love your videos!!! 🖤🖤🖤
I guess I am.a romantic goth. You described it pretty accurate.
How did you start to become interested in goth culture? Do you have other goth friends irl that share that interest or did you just immerse yourself Into it by yourself?
I was immersed into it mostly by music my boyfriend showed me a few years ago!
You describe the types so lovely and beautiful 🖤
I started becoming a baby Goth back in the 1980s. Still am one today.
I relate to all of these things except the cyber goth. I listen to all the music and my interests are very dark and morbid, but it's silly how Goth I am without even completing knowing it until now but I am excited to start dressing how I feel inside
I definitely can't identify as full time goth or a proper goth, but I like Gothic Metal. And def office goth elements here. Love the little black dress and bolero combination.
Unfortunately gothic metal is a bit of a trap.. It's not actually a goth music genre, despite the name,... That just means that it's time to show you all the options that are available to you out there.. are you readY?
you got big talents!!! Wow - wobbling to me very very accurate...
Loved this video 🙌🏼🙌🏼🖤
Thanks for going through the many kinds of Goth clothing and all amazing fashion ..I have just been invited to a goth music night ..and not sure what to expect ..now I at least know a bit .great video .
I'm honestly attracted to romantic goths due to their creativity and cinema taste im glad I watched this video because I couldn't differentiate the different subcultures and as a 20 yr old non goth guy I'm trying to learn more about the culture because I've always been fascinated with dark and spooky things I remember as a kid I used to fold paper and cut out bats(I was and still am to this day a batman fan) and I also like the gothic atmospheres in terms of buildings and construction overall it's just a really interesting culture
you forgot the Pastel Goth🩷🖤 but I don't think music would have to deal with being Goth🤔 i think u can still look goth & listen to what ever let everyone express them self I love this vid & Love All of theys Goth styles I incorporate all of them 😍 my fav is probably Corporate Goth i fall 4 Gothz in suit stuff men/women 🖤 but i dress a little Goth with my normal wear. I Also think your Goth look is pretty 🙂👍🏻
First of all, I applaud you for taking the time & interest in looking all of this up and finding pictures to tag on. And I think you have a great TH-cam video personality. Keep rocking!
Moving on, so gothic clothing didn't start in the late 70s/early 80s, it was, however, trendy at that time. Furthermore, punk and rock goth styles were born with that genre of music, which also reflected current events. What's really interesting about gothic style is it evolves with the current events. For example, the Middle Ages were a period that began at the end of the Fall of the Roman Empire. Many civilizations were trying to rebuild their economies, and lift their spirits, after hundreds of years of war. During that time gothic architecture was extremely popular and mimicked the rigid policies, gothic art mirrored the emotions & phoenix rising out of the ashes -esque scenery, and gothic clothing reflected the available materials mixed with social or anti-social constructs, emotions, creativity, etc. I love it!
I'm certain there was gothic before then but I haven't found any documents about it. I can imagine a prehistoric, tribal goth! If that's not a thing I really want to make it one!
I listen to a lot of gothic and industrial music and I don't always dress full goth but sometimes I do. I'd say the hippie goth style is probably my personal fav out of these, I share the fascination with witchcraft and 60s culture.
Hello Ms Destructiv333! I have a question; what is your stance on the whole mall goth thing, I personally love a lot of the alternative metal bands and stuff that were labeled as mall goth, I acknowledge that it isn’t really tied to the goth subculture’s history, but do you know what subculture it actually is or a different label for it? I also love the fashion for the 90s mall goth stuff too it’s very beautiful.
I will make a video on this topic! Stay tuned for more!!
@@destructiv333 thank you :D
Mall goth was actually an insult, a term for poser goths who hung out at malls and hot topic, I think it's funny that people wanna be that now
@@lnbni yeah I know :) just was curious about her stance on it
@@lnbni I am so glad that I was already in my 20's when the whole mall goth thing happened in the late 90's because in the late 80's/very early 90's my friends and I would go to a local mall to hangout because there was literally nowhere else to socialize if you were under 21. You could go to Denny's but that required money. Going to the mall and sitting in air conditioning was free. Lots of people from different subcultures would go there. My BFF and I were into both goth and punk music and looked like it. It's funny but I met quite a few hardcore punks there. This was all before Hot Topic. The only store in that mall that catered to us was Contempo Casuals, which was a nationwide chain of clothing stores that carried very weirdo friendly clothes and the quality was really good. I had a bracelet from there that lasted over 20 years and they sold really nice crushed velvet leggings. I think it is kind of strange that teens have latched onto the whole mall goth thing, because of the history of the term.I was a goth in a mall, not a mall goth. LOL
I leaned alot today 😊thanks for the video
Anybody remember a little rivalry between cyber goths & victorian goths back when Vampire Freaks was a social site? Lol
Sorry I’m late but this was an amazing video love you🙈❤️
From an 80s Elder Trad Goth, you pronounced "Bauhaus" perfectly...Or as perfectly as any American pronounces the word for a German arthouse movement from the 1920s which was later used as a Goth band name.
In Wisconsin we pronounce bauhaus pretty well, probably due to our strong german heritage
I was yesterday years old when I discovered white goth which is kinda like light academia but for goths
Things like this confuse me. Fuck it, I am a zombie. Who's down to join the horde 😂
The type of Goth I am is quite different and gets hated on by Goth Elitists due the main genre I listen to. I'm a Metalhead Goth. I listen to Gothic Metal mainly and dress like a typical metalhead, but with a gothic twist. Basically like a mix of Type O Negative and Vision Video's fashion. (I do listen to other types of gothic music as well though such as Vision Video, The Cure, Sisters Of Mercy, etc.)
Loving typo at the moment!!
Love all the styles
Im so happy you didn't just describe the looks but started each type with whatvthey loke, which influences the look.
But this is totally bogus. Most of us like every type of goth music (dark post-punk, gothic rock, deathrock, darkwave, ethereal wave, minimal wave) and wear whatever we feel like, or whatever is most appropriate for the event we are attending.
These "goth types" were created by goths in the 90s as a joke.
i love cyber goth tbh- i want their hairstyle:P
Yesss it’s so cool isn’t it!
@@destructiv333 yes!! i’m gonna ask my mom if she’ll let me do it!
love the vid !!!
I’ve been a goth since 1992. I’m enjoying your TH-cam.
I got into goth in 1998 I transfered over from wicca & skateboarding as fell
I'm sad being goth got 2 exspecive so I had 2 stop with the nail paint make up fishnets leather fetish ware & dying my hair 😢
you're so gorgeous i'm cryinggg
I feel like I’m a mix of a bunch of goth subcultures. I love Evanescence, Within Temptation, Nightwish, etc. I don’t really think “romantic goth” fits how I dress though. I call myself a nerd goth. I love horror movies, comic books, anime. I kinda just do my own thing ✌🏻
None of the bands you mentioned are goth. If these are your favourites, you are not goth. That doesn't mean you aren't cool, just not goth.
Evanescence is alternative rock, and Within Temptation and Nightwish are symphonic metal. None of them are goth.
The way she said Rammstein >>>
Me as a German hehe
this is so cool!!!!!:)
Great job, i was born in 1960, in high school and college, i would have fit into the trad goth category, i came out at that time and a lot of that music was playing in a few gay clubs, however most were Disco's but a few catered to the darker side, we kind of blended in with the leather community! Great job!
Elder gothabilly here. I not only love goth but also psychobilly music. I do the betty bangs
Very interesting! Learned a lot
Jesus christ this whole time i convinced myself i was nü goth but hearing this i take inspiration from every subculture, just a huge melting pot of music culture, attire, interests, etc
Thank you for opening another eye 😊🖤
Great video 😊thank you
Enjoyed your viewpoint and commentary. I get the impression that "goth" can serve as a filter over different expressions of fashion and lifestyles.
She said Ram-steen 🤣
I think I might be Romantic Goth hence listening to The Smiths, collecting animal bones and having dried marigolds and roses all over my room, but I'm not sure if I fit into that category because I also listen to Kevin Parker/ Tame Impala.
One type of goth I’ve been doing which is DISNEY GOTH. My definition for A DISNEY GOTH is Goth who is obsessed with Disney’s dark side including the Villains, The Haunted Mansion and dark history of Disney.
not a real goth subculture
Ninja Goth Style like Rick Owens Designs.
The model & Dj Parma Ham.
Fabulous video.
Take Care
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Ninja Goth sounds sick cool i like it 🖤🗡
Oh I heard some peoples are don’t like part of music. I love part of gothic fashion clothes. I don’t like colors they wear. They are different types of gothic fashions. Thank you very much for being talking about this. I graduate high school in 1984. It’s very nice to hear. One more thing pastel goth and vampire. 👍😊😘🤟🏾🖤🖤🦇💀🕸️📱
You still goth. :)
Thank you for talking about the music.
Your sound is so satisfying
thanks for taking the time to make this wonderful video. Raven
Didn't know about Fairy Goths! I am not Goth but I do like the makeup and clothing style. This was a good intro. Thanks
❤ Never heard of the other types until now you learn something new every day
Nice video thanks. I'm a Celtic style Goth but I used to hang out in clubs with the CyberGoths from the video. I miss those days.
Hi! i have a question because i’ve started to really take a liking mostly to the goth clothing style and i was wondering if i would still be able to dress in goth clothing without wearing makeup, not having piercings and having blonde hair. I don’t want to it be wrong to wear the goth clothing style with that, i just want to be sure before i start looking for things to look like the goth style :)
I was going to the clubs in the 80s. I was dressing sort of goth or goth adjacent into the 90s and up to 2,000 but I stopped due to a lack of money and time. But I’m into a mix of different goth style. I love so much of it. I’m really into mixing the style and I love purple and mixing the bright colors with black or with stem punk.
Yay amazing video
What a wonderful, gothically cheerful video, thank you. I came here directly from a video that basically said the exact opposite; "there are no subgenres. Goth is Goth!" Personally, i fit into 3 or 4 by nature; Romantic, Victorian, Vampire, & Corporate. My personal style is a mix of these. I am fascinated by poetry, calligraphy, graveyards, the occult, & of course, bones. Musically, i listened to Depeche Mode & Gary Numan when i was a teen, but i also love Nightwish, Symphonic Metal, & of course, I am most at home with Classical music; especially 17th-19th centuries.
As for people who say, "Don't put yourself in a box..." mine are rosewood, with brass adornments, & lined with sumptuous crimson satin. I'm very comfortable there, thanks.
I've dressed in a style goth for a long while, i just don't like to wear makeup lol but i might warm up to it a bit more.
Great Video! I'm so glad you realize that goth is a MUSIC based subculture, unlike some goth TH-camrs who say it's "whatever you make it out to be". Nope! It's all about the music 🖤