Vinted Proudly Cashing in on Late Stage Capitalism in 2026
There is a growing list of symptoms of late stage capitalism in the western world, and the latest I’ve come across is the platform Vinted.
Illuminating the cracks in the machine
There is a growing list of symptoms of late stage capitalism in the western world, and the latest I’ve come across is the platform Vinted.
I played Hole Stars for a few weeks, then for two days straight. I still couldn’t earn the damn coat from the Dreamy Closet.
Someday Has Begun, Pt. 1 is a sterile imitation of We Are The World, full of vague platitudes with an odd arrangement over a cheap and bland, yet somehow overproduced musical production.
The Daisy Chain Fields music festival has drawn comparison to Lilith Fair, but how do the messages in the songs compare?
The "OMG I'm on a billboard in Times Square" viral video trend is an ego trip and nothing more.
Everyone’s pushing human-made, I’m pushing made-for-human.
The catch-all phrase “it's catchy” is part of what has allowed a rise in less than savory messages to permeate pop culture and popular music.
We don't need more jokes, we need sincerity.
Kids have been taught that as long as a song doesn’t have any bad words, play away. They’re not intentionally listening to the lyrics.
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