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I love the ShaMaTe. Their style is sort of tongue-in-cheek, even self-deprecating to a degree, but still cool at the same time. There's something so artistic about it, and I can't really isolate what it is, but it's creative expression in it's truest form for sure. The resilience of the Chinese people in the face of such a repressive government, intense poverty in the rural areas, as well as a repressive culture is really quite remarkable, and the ShaMaTe are symbolic of that resilience and creativity. Viva la ShaMaTe!
@@thenewfoundation9822 first of all this style was similar to scene and only the name is different i can copy this style and giving it a new name but it's still the same shit y'all late asfk for this trend is y'all living in a cave?
@@obaoba1934 1). Your reading comprehension is obviously below par. I'm not talking about how similar it does or doesn't look, but about the ideology behind it. 2). If your grammar is at the level of "is y'all", I wouldn't be talking about living in caves if I were you. Learn to write first, and then go for the ad hominem if that's the way you think you can win an argument.
@@obaoba1934 lol they live in a country with intense internet censorship, and often these people come from really small, rural towns. It's unlikely they would have been able to know about scene back when it was popular in the US (or even now tbh). It's more likely inspired by K-pop and Japanese visual kei (which shares alot of similarities with scene). Honestly, this sub-culture is the most punk shit i've seen, because they're doing everything their communist government HATES, which takes some major balls. Their taste is objectively bad lmfao, but I respect the hell out of it.
Perhaps back then this was somewhat cool. Having this hairstyles and different color while being thin. Now that's called reprensting the Pride flag or something.
These people is late ashell this trend is already dead long ago bringing back this kind of trend on this new era is cringe asfk this ain't 80s or early 2000s anymore
bc the population of a medium sized city in China can be an entire population of a country. it's easy to understand if you live in a world that values collectivism very much
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The Sh Ma Te Actually took some things from Punk and Japanese Visual Kei
I love the ShaMaTe. Their style is sort of tongue-in-cheek, even self-deprecating to a degree, but still cool at the same time. There's something so artistic about it, and I can't really isolate what it is, but it's creative expression in it's truest form for sure. The resilience of the Chinese people in the face of such a repressive government, intense poverty in the rural areas, as well as a repressive culture is really quite remarkable, and the ShaMaTe are symbolic of that resilience and creativity. Viva la ShaMaTe!
lol Shā mǎ tè style began with Mao Ze Dong, look it up
All I see are a bunch of colorful boss level Karen haircuts.
Having the curage to be authentic, I love Sha ma te!
Down with Gôngféi
Up with individualism
So what is this? Hair Metal meets Happy Hardcore?
Awesome, be who you want to be!
Wow! they all look like
Peacock~
I LOVE THEM
Lol... chinese are about 15 years behind on this style. We called this style "scene" in america..
Except that Shamate has nothing to do with scene whatsoever.
this has been around since the 90s you numbskull. america's scene kids emerged later smh
@@thenewfoundation9822 first of all
this style was similar to scene and only the name is different i can copy this style and giving it a new name but it's still the same shit
y'all late asfk for this trend is y'all living in a cave?
@@obaoba1934 1). Your reading comprehension is obviously below par. I'm not talking about how similar it does or doesn't look, but about the ideology behind it.
2). If your grammar is at the level of "is y'all", I wouldn't be talking about living in caves if I were you. Learn to write first, and then go for the ad hominem if that's the way you think you can win an argument.
@@obaoba1934 lol they live in a country with intense internet censorship, and often these people come from really small, rural towns. It's unlikely they would have been able to know about scene back when it was popular in the US (or even now tbh). It's more likely inspired by K-pop and Japanese visual kei (which shares alot of similarities with scene). Honestly, this sub-culture is the most punk shit i've seen, because they're doing everything their communist government HATES, which takes some major balls. Their taste is objectively bad lmfao, but I respect the hell out of it.
Late 90’s Japan called and want their Future Pop / Ganguro / Bosozoku hair style back.
Perhaps back then this was somewhat cool. Having this hairstyles and different color while being thin. Now that's called reprensting the Pride flag or something.
''Back then'' saying it as if it aint a trend still.
@@fushisu do you even know what a trend is? It's when the general population participate in it. Right now it's not a trend
shoutout chinese scene kids, i dont really fuck wit it but i respect the culture
Scene kids, tired of getting picked on by mean kids 😂 lol
Mao….is rolling in his grave!!
Stand user be like:
This is so cringy but hilarious!!!
I don't know. At least they don't all look the same... lol
1:08 and 3:02 Does someone know the name of the song/track ID, please? xD
batte forte - lollipop
🤣
pon-chak disco monkey
im curious to know if this is like a tik tok trend in china or its the start of something big going on in china.
No it’s just a subculture that’s been around for a long time already
It’s been around since like the early 2000s, probably earlier.
0:20 kenpachi zaraki
Song at 3.02 anyone??
wtf is this lol
Wtf
Anyone know the song at 2:20?
pon-chak disco monkey
WUT
Oh boy, the guys look like girls from the 80's and the girls look like guy punks from the 80's. I wonder if they know how ridiculous they look to us?
Their style may look Bizarre, but I respect their avant - garde vibe and admire their almost carefree attitude towards their subculture.
"us"?! Speak for yourself.
Gua jadi ngeri anjg
These people look ridiculous
These people is late ashell
this trend is already dead long ago
bringing back this kind of trend on this new era is cringe asfk this ain't 80s or early 2000s anymore
The crux of this is that these people feel like they need others to notice them. That's a sad way to find meaning in your life.
bc the population of a medium sized city in China can be an entire population of a country. it's easy to understand if you live in a world that values collectivism very much