It was a joke, because nike's used to be uncool by hipsters and now it's the opposite.

Climate change is hip. Rain clouds are not.

I thought hipsters wore vans... That's why I stopped wearing them.

When I was 4 years old I use to live in Bel Air/Churchville and my parents and few of my aunts and uncles took a daytrip to in the inner harbor and we like got in these peddle boats and we got like 50 to 100 feet away from either that boat or one extremely like, with the teeth and everything and I thought it was going to eat me.

Haha..Actually it was a sub from WWII that was used to gather antisubmarine research.

Shiiiit...my roommate and friend live in Bel Air.

What a small world.

So did Will Smith.

What is a hipster?

Was that an American sub?

Lol I think he means Bel Air MD.

In the 1990s, the term became a blanket description for middle class young people associated with alternative culture, particularly alternative music, independent rock, independent film and a lifestyle revolving around thrift store shopping, eating organic, locally grown, vegetarian, and/or vegan food, drinking local or brewing beer, listening to public radio, riding bicycles, and magazines like Vice and Clash and website Pitchfork Media.[5]

Robert Lanham's satirical The Hipster Handbook described hipsters as young people with "...mop-top haircuts, swinging retro pocketbooks, talking on cell phones, smoking European cigarettes, ... strutting in platform shoes with a biography of Che Guevara sticking out of their bags."[6]

Hipsters are considered apathetic, pretentious, and self-entitled by other, often marginalized sectors of society they live amongst, including previous generations of bohemian and/or "counter-culture" artists and thinkers as well as poor neighborhoods of color.

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Told you I was shaping it up.
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