Making fun of hipsters isn't even ironically cool anymore, but this video of The Hipster Olympics somehow still manages to be funny. The hipsters go through a series of challenges including picking out ironic thrift store t-shirts (obvs), photographing themselves for their MySpace profiles, and tossing out albums by artists who have sold out by becoming popular (Of Montreal, Caribou, The Beatles and the sarcastic selection of Bruce Willis). Find out who wins the silver (which is the new gold):
Very, very unoriginal. And it's about seven years too late. Even The Hipster Handbook is fast approaching five years of age.
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global warming is the new empenadas.
love it!
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get the hell out of my neighborhood douchebags
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i dislike Italians more than hipsters.
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Was one of those my son - oh no!!!!
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Nonsense #8 - The cops have the best blow. Always have. Duh.
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#7 wins.
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You can keep making fun of us because we grew up in nice towns instead of Westchester and Jersey or that our dad's had real jobs that made them lots of money instead of being cops, but we don't care. We get laid every night, we have all the best blow.
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"....sponsored by American Apparel"
so true. I'd feel bad for them if they weren't so goddamned smug.
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they should have had one where the hipster buys colored converse only to discover that wearing black is the only true hipster converse and thus has made himself an outcast
Jen S
In addition to evites, my current pet peeve is the shortening of words (i.e. "obvs"). Please, make it stop?
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making fun of hipsters will always be cool, because they're not.
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