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@boner truly dark times...
@lain We need to nurture people who will continue to pursue ‘kawaii’ in the next generation as well.
It all began with the image of Hawaii, with its roots in the surfer boom of the 1970s and the ‘Loco Girl’ style of the 1980s.
The ‘black’ aspect—which has recently been the subject of much discussion due to tanned skin—wasn’t something people were consciously aware of at the time. I do feel that the influence grew stronger after reggae and hip-hop arrived on the scene.
The reason I say this is simply because I belong to that generation; you cannot refute it by fabricating a retrospective explanation.
In short, if everyone were to picture Hawaii first and foremost, it might well lead to wonderful results.
I don’t think it matters if we transcend race, nationality or gender.
In other words, even middle-aged blokes should wear hibiscus hair clips.
I haven’t been given any strange medication. It’s just that my wee looks rainbow-coloured.
It all began with the image of Hawaii, with its roots in the surfer boom of the 1970s and the ‘Loco Girl’ style of the 1980s.
The ‘black’ aspect—which has recently been the subject of much discussion due to tanned skin—wasn’t something people were consciously aware of at the time. I do feel that the influence grew stronger after reggae and hip-hop arrived on the scene.
The reason I say this is simply because I belong to that generation; you cannot refute it by fabricating a retrospective explanation.
In short, if everyone were to picture Hawaii first and foremost, it might well lead to wonderful results.
I don’t think it matters if we transcend race, nationality or gender.
In other words, even middle-aged blokes should wear hibiscus hair clips.
I haven’t been given any strange medication. It’s just that my wee looks rainbow-coloured.
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