@@bobderbraumeister6919 afaik Sovietwave is not a subgenre of, but a genre inspired by Vaporwave. But even if it is, PINKAS said there are actually way more subgenres.
@@fabiuscervus it is literally vaporwave what do you mean? Just the sampling of a specific thing though it tends to fall under a taboo area of vaporwave
@@corespark7956 Indeed, but at the same time, if this is what they teach in music schools and I knew that earlier in my life, I'd definitely would have spent more time into creating music and art in general. PINKAS does a great job of explaining the feelings of the listener and the intention of the artist, as far as I'm aware.
Guys music theory isn’t the study of music genres, it’s how music is made and composed. Although you could talk about the Music Theory of vapor wave, what that means is basically you’re talking about the chord progression or what key a song could be in, Music Theory has nothing to do with Music History. Two separate things.
While I do want it to perpetuate and proliferate more, I would avoid wanting to propel it into the mainstream, as it would just become another commodified corpse.
I miss back when future funk was big back in 2015 and 2016. Back when Artzie Music was uploading awesome tracks all the time. Not to say that the tracks Artzie has been uploading recently aren't any good, it's just that the genre has been on a decline as far as at least popularity goes.
Not vaporwave (anymore?) but I'd suggest you have a look at what Dream Catalog and Hiraeth Records are doing... I feel Vaporwave will just evolve into this sort of new (sub?)-genres in upcoming years.
Bruh I'm from germany and I'm preparing a Presentation about DampfWelle and without reading this comment I used DampfWelle as a caption for the with All the crucial Information lmao. I know r/nobodyasked but still nice coincedence I guess
Great video! For those interested in Late Night Lo-fi (my favourite subgenre), I highly recommend the entire Luxury Elite's discography (I think it's safe to say that she, basically, invented this subgenre), Shrines by Infinity Frequencies, No Sleep by m a l i b l u e, Empire Building and New Generation by Saint Pepsi, Nu.wav Hallucinations by Nmesh, and (what I consider to be the biggest classic from this subgenre): Late Night Delight, by Saint Pepsi & Luxury Elite
dam i discoverd this world years ago and it's only now that i have found some one who can actualy explain whats deal and the stuff about it :) thx man ;D
thanks a lot for including my album "everlasting memories" next to Ferraro and OPN :'D i'm so happy to be such an example of hypnagogic pop, in fact that genre helped me to find vaporwave and now both are my favorite music genres, keep doing this amazing kind of videos PINKAS imma subscribe rn
I never knew it got hate either lmfao, I feel like it just depends on the artists lol, some genuinely try and others just speed up the song and call it a day
*_As far as I concerned, vaporwave is basically just a remix version of 80s pop music. No wonder why I like it so much because it's nostalgic and gives you mood swings even you're born in a different generation besides 80s._*
Well, yes. And some people are complining about this, but is what music must be about.. make you feel something, and nostalgia is something, being in a remix on in a original song.
It seems like lately there's been a few more subgenres, like Barber Beats. Apparently, they're a distilled form of Vaporwave that takes a "less is more" approach. Some gatekeeping folks say it's not "real Vaporwave" because it takes samples of other Vaporwave songs and remixes them... even tho that's what Vaporwave does with other songs and audio sources. In a way, Barber Beats are some sort of "meta vaporwave" which is honestly pretty brilliant, more self-contained in the whole genre itself, more self-sustained, and it shows that Vaporwave itself is nostalgic enough to be used as source for more Vaporwave. It's beautiful, in a way!
I was hoping George Clanton and or Esprit was going to be mentioned. He’s made huge strides into pioneering his style of vaporwave and electronic music
Eventhough many people claim vaporwave to be dead by now, it is still kinda haunting media with the influence it has on other subgenres and popular media.
Personally, I don't consider lofi hip hop as a subgenre of vaporwave. Although it takes a lot of its aesthetics from vaporwave, it's more heavily based on jazz and hip hop, as heard by the acoustic instruments, hip-hop samples, and jazz-like chords they're composed of. The ideology of lofi hip hop also fits better with the chill, existential, and nihilistic thought processes of other city/alt lofi movements. I find it really interesting how people have classified each of these subgenres.
I don’t either. They’ve had some influence on eachother but aren’t related. I mentioned Lofi Hiphop because if you Google search «late night lofi» you get mostly lofi hiphop results and not the vaporwave subgenre
I know it’s not exactly your style, but I would appreciate a deeper dive into outrun and synthwave. While I don’t think it’s as diverse as vapor wave, I do think there are interesting facets to it, such as darksynth or chillwave.
I call the main, parent, genre "retrowave" because sythwave kinda has its own sound like darksynth. And while you may be right about the scale compared to each other, vaporwave does have a bunch of weird stuff like pretty much slamming a keyboard and calling it done. (which is as vaporwave as it gets, but that just means its a joke in the literal sense. It's beginnings were rebellious in the form of abstract, which doesn't really say much. But it did gain more, stable and enjoyable genres like future funk or whatever sonyboogie belongs too. I guess Lo-Fi too, but I don't care for that one, the other 2 mentioned are the only ones I respect but that's just me)
Breaking down the genres like this (on the infographic) really shows Vektroid's range as a music producer when they have a release (under pseudonyms) in most of the genre listings. I counted 6 / 8 featured albums on the parts of the infographic appearing in the vid. New Dreams Ltd., Prismcorp, Macintosh Plus, Laserdisc Visions, Fuji Grid TV, Sacred Tapestry--all released by one remarkably creative and musically exploratory individual.
Hypnagogic Pop is also known under its Vaporwave term "dreampunk". The most known album from this subgenre is "birth of a new day" by 2814, which is a duo (Telepath + Hong Kong express)
Even besides the music, to me vaporwave is a certain vibe... it's like those moments from my childhood, like we were on a trip to my grandparents, driving late at night with the radio on, some 80s music quiet on the background as my parents are talking, me on the backseat half asleep, staring at the passing streetlights through the window after having ate a bag of candy.
Vaporwave is a genre I'm very intimate with as I was introduced to it around 2016-17 somewhere near the end. Just when I thought i knew enough, there's so much more.
Interesting take on the faux-utopian subgenre. Blade Runner 2049's soundtrack is definitely a good contender for it to be labeled as such. The track "Joi" first evokes these feelings of perceived elation before the dark bassline kicks in to transport you into a woeful melancholy. Great video!
One thing that I find so outa this world involving Vaporwave is the use of psychedelic mushrooms. My friend introduced me to both just this last year in 2022. I have been going thru depression and experienced great loss from 2021 and 2022 so my first time going on a trip he introduced Vaporwave to me. I just cant get enough of OPN and Blank Banshee and everything else. I also get sucked into the comments reading continuously into the historical comments made many years ago lol
"To see THIS sexy boy again!" *shows still capture of title character from Walt Disney's "Robin Hood"* Jeez, never expected to hear a statement I'd usually hear from a furry in a video about Vapourwave. XD
I'm in love with citypop, vaporwave is sort of hit or miss for me. Some vaporwave I love, some I hate, some are just so-so. I tried my hand at some vaporwave but didn't really follow any "rules", just did what I wanted to.
If I were a college teacher I'd give the description section an A+ just for properly citing sources and adding the whole list of music. Well researched, my man. Keep v i b i n g
As an avid listener to most of these genres, I really loved this video and it’s descriptive language. Good job man, as a future funk and vapor wave lover, thanks man!
Other subgenres that weren’t in this video that I absolutely love are slushwave (eg. Telepath) and broken transmission/signalwave (eg. Infinity Frequencies). So gorgeous and mysterious.
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@@corespark7956 yeah it's definitely synthwave what do you mean lol? I'm not sure with the chillwave since I'm not to educated but it's definitely synthwave
Cool video good enough for people not too involved into the scene, my only complaint is that you sometimes reference genres you haven't really mentioned yet as comparison for stuff you're explaining glad you mentioned hypnogogic pop as almost practically an aspect of vaporwave because its included in so many releases and it's not classic vapor you know that kind of deal I think you should've mentioned a bit more artists per genre since for some you don't really mention any, just if you really wanted to guide someone that wants to dive into the vaporwave scene, guuysss it's not all about the aesthetics the music is cool too!!! Aaa
Yeah, fair points. I did plan on adding artists for each genre but i had already spent way to much time on the video and there wasn’t really any good place to put them that didn’t interrupt the flow of the video, hence why I made the Spotify playlists
CaptainCampbell strange Yeah, I’ve heard people call it Chillwave(genre born out of hypnogogic pop I believe) and that sounds about right to me. Definetly more synthwave than vaporwave to my ears
Great video and greatly researched. All the things we know, together in 1 place. Your analysis of the aims and ways of the music is spot on, truly capturing, at least my feelings, into precise words without leaving this unclear and up to interpretation.
@@PINKAS1 Your work so far reminds me alot of how I was taught literature and it's more in-depth than just looking at the techniques applied and talks about how to make the audience feel what they want them to, especially considering the fact you're no expert in music nor aesthetics, either than the time you spent studying them for videos and your own pleasure. Keep doing good work, I love sharing your videos and the part in the end about how this isn't what vaporwave and it's subgenres have to be also shows how it's still evolving and we're experiencing it while that happens. Just like in the past, few were the people who were able to truly see how poets and writers have changed and evolved their styles and themes, it's the same with vaporwave.
Well.. they are. It's the same like you can ofc say "Metal" to all its subgenres like "Thrashmetal, Deathmetal, Blackmetal, Metalcore, ...". So yeah, it's all Vaporwave, it's just different subgenres/categories of Vaporwave.
Thank you for educating me, I'm a huge vaporwave (and synthwave) fan, but I had no idea there were so many subgenres and so many differences between them
Hmm, most of it is "stolen" synthwave/darksynth with videos of SS or jinroh, i suppose there is some original, but i would argue it goes under synthwave in all other places but aesthetics
This is it. This is the one video you have to show someone when explaining all the subgenres and the stuff that isn't under the VW umbrella. All packaged in one user friendly vid.
Thats what ive been talking about, thanks man for bring us a video like this, its really good, and im sure it will help people who's starting in vaporwave, greetings from Brazil.
*Index*
0:59 - Introduction
Not Vaporwave
1:45 - Synthwave
3:20 - City Pop
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5:25 - Eccojams
8:19 - Vaportrap
10:20 - Future Funk
12:32 - Utopian Virtual
14:11 - Mallsoft
15:30 - Late Night Lo-Fi
16:57 - VHS Pop
Sidenotes
18:11 - Faux Utopian
20:05 - Hypnagogic Pop
21:31 - Conclusion
Thanks dude!
Wheres Sovietwave on this list?
@@bobderbraumeister6919 afaik Sovietwave is not a subgenre of, but a genre inspired by Vaporwave. But even if it is, PINKAS said there are actually way more subgenres.
@@bobderbraumeister6919 Fashwave practically falls under vaporneme and that was not covered
@@fabiuscervus it is literally vaporwave what do you mean? Just the sampling of a specific thing though it tends to fall under a taboo area of vaporwave
I feel bad for the future music theory students, they're gonna have to write, like a 30 page essay on this.
I dont think music theroy is all that involved in knowing a bunch of obscure subgenres.
@@corespark7956 Indeed, but at the same time, if this is what they teach in music schools and I knew that earlier in my life, I'd definitely would have spent more time into creating music and art in general. PINKAS does a great job of explaining the feelings of the listener and the intention of the artist, as far as I'm aware.
A well it’s ok not that hard
I have a music theory class in this upcoming semester so I'll let you know how that goes lol
Guys music theory isn’t the study of music genres, it’s how music is made and composed. Although you could talk about the Music Theory of vapor wave, what that means is basically you’re talking about the chord progression or what key a song could be in, Music Theory has nothing to do with Music History. Two separate things.
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Dammit! You beat me to it!
Indeed I did.
Haha, this meme will haunt my channel forever...or until i learn to pronounce it correctly
We should make a sub genre called Waporwave which samples Pinkas’ videos
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My guy! Not only did you cite all of your sources, but you included playlists for each sub-genre!? You are a true Swedish hero, mate.
Thank you, I am norwegian but still...I appreciate the gesture
Oh snap, now I know ;)
Misnaming a Scandinavian person's nationality is a warcrime
Oh, spotify ? /:
@@corezone4250 Still free shuffle play, and I think there are some free Spotify client workarounds.
I genuinely hope vaporwave returns for the 2020s and becomes the new main popular genre
While I do want it to perpetuate and proliferate more, I would avoid wanting to propel it into the mainstream, as it would just become another commodified corpse.
I miss back when future funk was big back in 2015 and 2016. Back when Artzie Music was uploading awesome tracks all the time. Not to say that the tracks Artzie has been uploading recently aren't any good, it's just that the genre has been on a decline as far as at least popularity goes.
Not vaporwave (anymore?) but I'd suggest you have a look at what Dream Catalog and Hiraeth Records are doing... I feel Vaporwave will just evolve into this sort of new (sub?)-genres in upcoming years.
It's been hip for the past decade, actually, especially since the beginning of it with Eccojams and Floral Shoppe (2011)
Vaporwave and Cloud Rap still have lots of unexplored potential
People who enjoy V A P O R W A V E are either high or really like good music
Or both
don't mind me i'm just making a mental note to watch the shit outta this later
why won't our education system teach us the stuff that actually matters.
If vaporwave was german:
D A M P F W E L L E
Congratulations, you created a new subgenre name.
Bruh I'm from germany and I'm preparing a Presentation about DampfWelle and without reading this comment I used DampfWelle as a caption for the with All the crucial Information lmao.
I know r/nobodyasked but still nice coincedence I guess
Mit dem commi hab ich jzt nicht gerechnet 😅😅😅
If it was italian
O N D A D I V A P O R E
Norwegian:
D A M P B Ø L G E
Finally someone who talks about vapor wave in 2019
2020
Pad Chennington, Music's The Hang Up, go on vaporwave Twitter for more
Ether Guy its 2020 now
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@@aracavar3964 2021!!! still here
Great video!
For those interested in Late Night Lo-fi (my favourite subgenre), I highly recommend the entire Luxury Elite's discography (I think it's safe to say that she, basically, invented this subgenre), Shrines by Infinity Frequencies, No Sleep by m a l i b l u e, Empire Building and New Generation by Saint Pepsi, Nu.wav Hallucinations by Nmesh, and (what I consider to be the biggest classic from this subgenre): Late Night Delight, by Saint Pepsi & Luxury Elite
waterfront dining is great too.
Midnight Television by spliff radio It's an hour long playlist of late night lo-fi songs and I listen to it a lot
YESSSS Midnight Television, Glamjamz IRL, Fantasy VHS, Saint Pepsi, Water Front Dining, Luxury Elite, Vector Graphics amazing
Yup! Luxury Elite- S.W.A.K is a bop!
commodore you have a great taste in vapor 💕
dam i discoverd this world years ago and it's only now that i have found some one who can actualy explain whats deal and the stuff about it :)
thx man ;D
Thank you, also check out Pad Chennington, he makes great Vaporwave videos!
@@PINKAS1 okay i'll do that ;)
thanks a lot for including my album "everlasting memories" next to Ferraro and OPN :'D i'm so happy to be such an example of hypnagogic pop, in fact that genre helped me to find vaporwave and now both are my favorite music genres, keep doing this amazing kind of videos PINKAS imma subscribe rn
Wow, thank you! That means a lot
Yikes this is like the soundtrack to every new edgy Netflix series for the next two decades. You have outdone yourself, as usual. Brilliant job.
Aye thanks for featuring my track in your video
Thanks for letting me!
Future Funk get more hate than it should tbh 😭
I never knew it did, and i have been listening to it for a year now and thought it's really good, and really like most of the people who make it
I think Future Funk is very hit or miss, some of it is fantastic but a lot of it just fails to really do much other than bore me.
I never knew it got hate either lmfao, I feel like it just depends on the artists lol, some genuinely try and others just speed up the song and call it a day
Future Funk has haters? I've never encountered one lmao.
I feel like FF is more hated because it's easy to get into it is rather a more popular subgenre and practically outgrew vapor
*_As far as I concerned, vaporwave is basically just a remix version of 80s pop music. No wonder why I like it so much because it's nostalgic and gives you mood swings even you're born in a different generation besides 80s._*
Fair enough
Same as me hahahha
new copypasta people
Vaporwave exists because of nostalgia
Well, yes. And some people are complining about this, but is what music must be about.. make you feel something, and nostalgia is something, being in a remix on in a original song.
this whole genre is so damn interesting.
aesthetic- and art-wise as well as musically.
It seems like lately there's been a few more subgenres, like Barber Beats. Apparently, they're a distilled form of Vaporwave that takes a "less is more" approach. Some gatekeeping folks say it's not "real Vaporwave" because it takes samples of other Vaporwave songs and remixes them... even tho that's what Vaporwave does with other songs and audio sources. In a way, Barber Beats are some sort of "meta vaporwave" which is honestly pretty brilliant, more self-contained in the whole genre itself, more self-sustained, and it shows that Vaporwave itself is nostalgic enough to be used as source for more Vaporwave. It's beautiful, in a way!
this video is just overall really good what the hell this is awesome
Thank you
The man, the myth, the waporwave historian.
I was hoping George Clanton and or Esprit was going to be mentioned. He’s made huge strides into pioneering his style of vaporwave and electronic music
Idkhowtokms I agree, I was looking for him as well, super under appreciated but great artist
Agreed, he’s arguably the best in the genre
Hell yeah, hugely influential
George Clanton is the shit!
It's lamost 2020 and i'm happy that there are still people who love vaporwave
rallceu Vaporwave is buzzing on Bandcamp right now, so much to hear and people buying
UwU
Eventhough many people claim vaporwave to be dead by now, it is still kinda haunting media with the influence it has on other subgenres and popular media.
vaporwave never died, neither did punk. the spirit lives on
It's never popular enough for it to became mainstream, but it isn't too niche to be forgotten.
There's always some interest but not too much interest.
I feel like Tame Impala has some vaporwave vibes in his music, maybe the most on his last album that came out in 2020.
Listening to Vaporware unironically is by far one of the best decisions I've ever done especially for a music head such as myself. 💕
Personally, I don't consider lofi hip hop as a subgenre of vaporwave. Although it takes a lot of its aesthetics from vaporwave, it's more heavily based on jazz and hip hop, as heard by the acoustic instruments, hip-hop samples, and jazz-like chords they're composed of. The ideology of lofi hip hop also fits better with the chill, existential, and nihilistic thought processes of other city/alt lofi movements. I find it really interesting how people have classified each of these subgenres.
I don’t either. They’ve had some influence on eachother but aren’t related. I mentioned Lofi Hiphop because if you Google search «late night lofi» you get mostly lofi hiphop results and not the vaporwave subgenre
I’m a 11 year long Vapor Junkie and the fact that the old old OLD school original Vaporwave style in on its way back is amazing to me
I know it’s not exactly your style, but I would appreciate a deeper dive into outrun and synthwave. While I don’t think it’s as diverse as vapor wave, I do think there are interesting facets to it, such as darksynth or chillwave.
I call the main, parent, genre "retrowave" because sythwave kinda has its own sound like darksynth. And while you may be right about the scale compared to each other, vaporwave does have a bunch of weird stuff like pretty much slamming a keyboard and calling it done.
(which is as vaporwave as it gets, but that just means its a joke in the literal sense. It's beginnings were rebellious in the form of abstract, which doesn't really say much. But it did gain more, stable and enjoyable genres like future funk or whatever sonyboogie belongs too. I guess Lo-Fi too, but I don't care for that one, the other 2 mentioned are the only ones I respect but that's just me)
I called the number but I was told it’s all in my head, for sure.
Underrated comment
@@PINKAS1 Blessed reply
Breaking down the genres like this (on the infographic) really shows Vektroid's range as a music producer when they have a release (under pseudonyms) in most of the genre listings. I counted 6 / 8 featured albums on the parts of the infographic appearing in the vid. New Dreams Ltd., Prismcorp, Macintosh Plus, Laserdisc Visions, Fuji Grid TV, Sacred Tapestry--all released by one remarkably creative and musically exploratory individual.
sd df Absolutely, Vektroid is atleast in my opinion the most influential artist in the genre
Vaporwave and all it's sub genres are the key to happiness and immortality.
Thank you so much for helping me identify exactly which sub genre of vaporwave I enjoy most. Seriously, I really can’t thank you enough.
You are welcome! That’s why I made the vid
PINKAS vhs pop is right up my alley my man!
Instant subscription
Hypnagogic Pop is also known under its Vaporwave term "dreampunk". The most known album from this subgenre is "birth of a new day" by 2814, which is a duo (Telepath + Hong Kong express)
Oh my God, THANK YOU for putting the song names in the description.
Even besides the music, to me vaporwave is a certain vibe... it's like those moments from my childhood, like we were on a trip to my grandparents, driving late at night with the radio on, some 80s music quiet on the background as my parents are talking, me on the backseat half asleep, staring at the passing streetlights through the window after having ate a bag of candy.
I want more people who appreciate future funk
Yes
To me it's similar to the summery synthwave in the style of The Midnight so it's likeable
Ok, I'll try.
this is youtube gold
Solid Gold, as it might be called in the 80s 😁🎶
Vaporwave is a genre I'm very intimate with as I was introduced to it around 2016-17 somewhere near the end. Just when I thought i knew enough, there's so much more.
Interesting take on the faux-utopian subgenre. Blade Runner 2049's soundtrack is definitely a good contender for it to be labeled as such. The track "Joi" first evokes these feelings of perceived elation before the dark bassline kicks in to transport you into a woeful melancholy. Great video!
I have never clicked on a UA-cam notification faster! I love your videos
I would die for this man and his content.
Bruh ❤️
Now, not only do I (feel like I) understand Vaporwave, but I also have several radical new playlists to check out. You're my hero.
Synthwave, Futurefunk, Citypop, Mallsoft, Lo-Fi.
Those are my favorites.
i like mallsoft
Mallsoft just feels like 80s ambient music with a low pass filter
a e s t h e t i c
That's what it is tho
It’s the point... I guess?
One thing that I find so outa this world involving Vaporwave is the use of psychedelic mushrooms. My friend introduced me to both just this last year in 2022. I have been going thru depression and experienced great loss from 2021 and 2022 so my first time going on a trip he introduced Vaporwave to me. I just cant get enough of OPN and Blank Banshee and everything else. I also get sucked into the comments reading continuously into the historical comments made many years ago lol
This dude knows what vaporwave really is and the concept behind it.
I've seen too many people mess it up over the years.
I have no idea how I ended up here, but this is the explanation I've been searching for basically several years. Bless you dude 🙌🏾
Thank you for finally coming, we've been waiting!
"To see THIS sexy boy again!" *shows still capture of title character from Walt Disney's "Robin Hood"*
Jeez, never expected to hear a statement I'd usually hear from a furry in a video about Vapourwave. XD
I'm in love with citypop, vaporwave is sort of hit or miss for me. Some vaporwave I love, some I hate, some are just so-so. I tried my hand at some vaporwave but didn't really follow any "rules", just did what I wanted to.
If I were a college teacher I'd give the description section an A+ just for properly citing sources and adding the whole list of music. Well researched, my man. Keep v i b i n g
Nostalgia is one hell of a drug.
As an avid listener to most of these genres, I really loved this video and it’s descriptive language. Good job man, as a future funk and vapor wave lover, thanks man!
Thank you for tuning in!
This video is just a summary of my "retrowave" playlist.
11:50 no one ever , in the history of ever could or would have described future funk better than you sir, and for that i salute you!
i love you man, not only did you cite all your sources but you included all the playlists and songs included, you're amazing man :)
My small brain can’t handle so many names and definitions
you haven't met a metalhead yet have you?
That intro earned a sub
It's all good man
Ahh, my dear Future Funk, I love you.
s/o Yung Bae, Macross 82-99
This is the first video I've seen that actually tries to show examples of genres, instead of floating catchy names with no reference. Good stuff.
Cheers! Yeah I saw a couple of those, that's why I made this vid
I love you, ok bye now
10/10 videos love ya
Other subgenres that weren’t in this video that I absolutely love are slushwave (eg. Telepath) and broken transmission/signalwave (eg. Infinity Frequencies). So gorgeous and mysterious.
Even though I don’t listen to vaporwave anymore I still like this Channel .
I was having a bad day but all thanks to pinkas he turned it all around love your content pinkas this video was very entertaining.
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Thank you Saif, glad you enjoyed it!
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This should be required viewing for all burgeoning aestheticites
thank you SO MUCH for this video. instant sub ,, ive been looking for a video like this for ages
Thank you for this comment!
"I'm trying to connect with my son, but all he cares about is aesthetics"
*music plays*
Synthwave is clearly superior because it has, HOME RESONANCE
Its not Sythwave, Its closer to Vaporwave, very nostalgic, it could be catagorized as Chillwave.
@@corespark7956 it's too synthetic to be vaporwave.
@@corespark7956 yeah it's definitely synthwave what do you mean lol? I'm not sure with the chillwave since I'm not to educated but it's definitely synthwave
So... Chillwave is a sub genre of Sythwave then?
@@corespark7956 I'm not too well versed in synth and much other than vaporwave but no I think it'd be the other way around
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I love this content plz make more.
Oh, I will buddy! Thanks for tuning in
Well done. With all the sub-genres there is always the sense of exploration for a true crate digger and avid music lover.
Thanks for breaking down my fav genres!!
You got it!
That face when your kid is a vaporware
"it's not a phase, dad..."
"ｉｔ＇ｓ ｙｏｕｒ ｍｏｖｅ "
youre a treasure
PapaSage no u
@@PINKAS1 weird flex, but okay
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Awesome. Enjoying much those playlists 🙏🙏🙏
Cool video good enough for people not too involved into the scene, my only complaint is that you sometimes reference genres you haven't really mentioned yet as comparison for stuff you're explaining glad you mentioned hypnogogic pop as almost practically an aspect of vaporwave because its included in so many releases and it's not classic vapor you know that kind of deal I think you should've mentioned a bit more artists per genre since for some you don't really mention any, just if you really wanted to guide someone that wants to dive into the vaporwave scene, guuysss it's not all about the aesthetics the music is cool too!!! Aaa
Yeah, fair points. I did plan on adding artists for each genre but i had already spent way to much time on the video and there wasn’t really any good place to put them that didn’t interrupt the flow of the video, hence why I made the Spotify playlists
Nice seeing you here SCR
@@legrume3296 same to you bean!
btw , where does home - resonance fit into all this ?
and that's whitout even going into what Electronic gems is XD
CaptainCampbell strange I think Home is Dreamwave, which is a subgenre of Synthwave.
@@brendonhudgins902 people just say its synthwave, it fits into multiple subcategories.
Brendon Hudgins oh , okay thx 😁😁
CaptainCampbell strange Yeah, I’ve heard people call it Chillwave(genre born out of hypnogogic pop I believe) and that sounds about right to me. Definetly more synthwave than vaporwave to my ears
I think it's Synth-pop
Great video and greatly researched. All the things we know, together in 1 place. Your analysis of the aims and ways of the music is spot on, truly capturing, at least my feelings, into precise words without leaving this unclear and up to interpretation.
Wow, thank you for this kind comment. Really spent a ton of time on this vid so i really appreciate that
@@PINKAS1 Your work so far reminds me alot of how I was taught literature and it's more in-depth than just looking at the techniques applied and talks about how to make the audience feel what they want them to, especially considering the fact you're no expert in music nor aesthetics, either than the time you spent studying them for videos and your own pleasure. Keep doing good work, I love sharing your videos and the part in the end about how this isn't what vaporwave and it's subgenres have to be also shows how it's still evolving and we're experiencing it while that happens.
Just like in the past, few were the people who were able to truly see how poets and writers have changed and evolved their styles and themes, it's the same with vaporwave.
Can't get over the better call saul intro
The most under appreciated bit I’ve ever done
0:36 *sees Pew News mug*
I see you’re a man if culture as well
Nice breaking bad reference
Thank you, I feel like no one got it
Once again , another masterpiece of video thanks Pinkas
Thank you!
Do a video on Nujabes. You can see Aruarian dance at 4:51. Please like my comment so he can see.
vaporwave becoming a meme nearly killed the music...
I really just sat here and watched this whole thing to learn about my favourite genre
I know it's 4 years old but I still love this video
Who are the 6 people who disliked this
Maybe they had bad aim.
I thought all songs like this were just vaporwave
Well.. they are. It's the same like you can ofc say "Metal" to all its subgenres like "Thrashmetal, Deathmetal, Blackmetal, Metalcore, ...". So yeah, it's all Vaporwave, it's just different subgenres/categories of Vaporwave.
Damn I’ve been listening to these genres for many years, and now it’s catching on I love it !
Thank you for educating me, I'm a huge vaporwave (and synthwave) fan, but I had no idea there were so many subgenres and so many differences between them
Fashwave?
Based and redpilled
Practically vaporwave with a different source material and would almost fall into vapormeme and it's a taboo 'genre'
Hmm, most of it is "stolen" synthwave/darksynth with videos of SS or jinroh, i suppose there is some original, but i would argue it goes under synthwave in all other places but aesthetics
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Its very fast and powerful
Unlike vaporwave
@@mustfaaboassd could you guide me to some examples maybe I can see what you're talking about and what do you mean powerful
We now need a vaporware but for the late 90s and the 2000s
The differences are crystal clear to me now. Ａｒｉｇａｔｏｕ
captivated by this video, had to keep going back to watch again. Thank you
awesome as usual
This is it. This is the one video you have to show someone when explaining all the subgenres and the stuff that isn't under the VW umbrella. All packaged in one user friendly vid.
Thats what ive been talking about, thanks man for bring us a video like this, its really good, and im sure it will help people who's starting in vaporwave, greetings from Brazil.
Yes please a part 2 would be awesome
this was so informative, and i discovered so much from this, thank you!
Thank you my dude!