Zeepsterd upload AND its about aesthetics AND they're all my favorite aesthetics??? A gift from God himself

@NEONFOXY2020

Жыл бұрын

I thought the exact same thing lol

@godsstrongestsoldier

Жыл бұрын

please do not mention Lord's name in vain

@vaporkay7831

Жыл бұрын

@@godsstrongestsoldier Jesus Christ I do not give a fuck

@vaporkay7831

Жыл бұрын

@@Konsider God himself.

@jootersblaccat

Жыл бұрын

@@godsstrongestsoldier no

Comparing Dreamcore to medicine you took as a kid is so spot-on. You’re safe, you’re being taken care of, you don’t have to worry about school, but it’s all because you’re physically ill and having to endure that. Maybe you’re still in your pajamas despite it being 1PM, and there’s this weird knowledge of the world still spinning outside despite being confined to your house

@CarolineSilva-ef7np

Жыл бұрын

😊😊😊

@CarolineSilva-ef7np

Жыл бұрын

😊😊😅😊😊

@CarolineSilva-ef7np

Жыл бұрын

😊😊

@sauschwaenzleklan

Жыл бұрын

☺️☺️☺️

@DragonwaveOG

11 ай бұрын

Sounds like my experience of depression

Vaporwave made me feel fascinated with the music genre. While City Pop and Futurefunk has the 80s energetic and bubbly aspects of Japanese pop music, Vaporwave feels as atmospheric and out-of-this-world in a most relaxing way with the essence of the 80s neon lights, uncanny CGI, and Greek statues.

@alif__

Жыл бұрын

Agree, love vaporware❤️‍🔥

@sebp400

11 ай бұрын

the Greek statues influenced by Giorgio De Chirico but most people don't know that. It always bugged me..

@FerrariCarr

11 ай бұрын

Yes, Vaporwave is my favorite out of them all exactly for the reasons you listed.

@FerrariCarr

11 ай бұрын

@@sebp400 “The Song of Love” is a spot-on example. The painting and title alone are Vaporwave before Vaporwave was even a thing.

@eko9554

9 ай бұрын

I started to come back to Vaporwave as I love the 80s. But I also started to have an obsession with 00s emo and pop punk music.

My earliest memory with the frutiger aero aesthetic was back in 2009. I was in pre - k at the time and I remember I was having a bad day. I kept getting in trouble over some bs and my teacher told me to cry in the bathroom. When I went to wash my face, there it was... That container of soap with the fish on it that had a smell reminicent of bubblegum. I squirted it into my mouth.

@thatoneguy2346

Жыл бұрын

Wtf?!

@nullbodymusic

Жыл бұрын

Compelling 👏👏👏

@L4w1

Жыл бұрын

@@thatoneguy2346 ur pfp

@gamingchickenstudios

11 ай бұрын

*Yummy*

@JohnCartierNorthwind

11 ай бұрын

you did what any rational pre-k child would do

Frutiger Aero is goated

@spencerdokes6056

Жыл бұрын

He said frutigo aero lol

@melon-koly

Жыл бұрын

*was

@Twiggo_The_Foxxo

Жыл бұрын

DNA productions island from Jimmy neutron really gives me that sense of bliss

Vaporwave was famous in 2017-2019. Then y2k became famous in the pandemic time 2020. Now it’s the revival for Frutiger Aero 😄

@taiyo-osuke

10 ай бұрын

I would love to see Frutiger Aero return - as it is just so happy and optimistic.

@sinctova

10 ай бұрын

I like Frutiger Metro more though

@poagy

10 ай бұрын

i’ve seen it slowly becoming popular again now actually!!!

@VapePenn

10 ай бұрын

@@poagy its happening

@theautumnrailfan_1

8 ай бұрын

@@taiyo-osuke frutiger aero is one of my favourite aesthetics

Frutiger Aero is one of my favorite aesthetics!!!! It makes me feel like my brain has been cleaned :)) it's so peaceful i love it so much

@exzardoz3532

8 ай бұрын

Unfortunately it is not as popular as Vaporwave

@NPGLAMB

5 ай бұрын

I love it. It’s so cute and it was on windows vista so it was a part of my childhood and it was on that moving baby fish thing from like 2002 😂

I love all of these aesthetics omfg

@zeepsterd

Жыл бұрын

I had a good time making this video!

My favorite aesthetic was that period of television cartoons in the 80's and 90's where cartoons made for Western markets was animated in Japan. They had these animators try really REALLY hard to try and make everything look Western animation style, but they had so much anime influence it was always present. So you had these cartoons that weren't quite American, weren't quite Japanese, and they had this strange artistic quality to them I can't really describe. And back in the 80's and 90's, shows used all these different animation companies from all over the globe to fill the episode quota, so you could always tell which were the anime looking ones.

@AS-fu1kd

Жыл бұрын

Vultron: Defender of the the Universe

@lambybunny7173

Жыл бұрын

Ruby Spears Mega Man is like. Literally the ultimate example of this. It was straight up originally _supposed_ to be an anime, stylized like how the Japanese box arts looked, but then it was slowly turned into something for western audiences, with the Japanese influences still there. It makes me sad for what could have been, but its fun to watch for laughs

@mightyfilm

Жыл бұрын

@@lambybunny7173 Yet, still animated in Japan. I can't blame them for making it look "Americanized." Pokemon and the anime boom were just around the corner, but the showrunners didn't have that foresight. And maybe Ban Dai screwed something up. They are the reason they only had 2 seasons. Still, the big examples are Toei's work on Transformers and G.I. Joe and TMS's work for Galaxy High, Ducktales (that somehow managed to look more like Carl Barks's Scrooge and Donald comics than any other studio), and eventually Tiny Toon Adventures and Animaniacs where they even tried their hand at American squash and stretch animation.

@mgthestrange9098

5 ай бұрын

I think I know what you mean, there were a few on British TV in the 80s: The MysteriousCity of Gold, Dogtanion and the Muscahounds & Around the World in 80 Days with Willy Fogg.

@viviangarcia5696

5 ай бұрын

like Animaniacs and tiny toons?

When I listen to Vaporwave, it’s usually just because it’s calming and relaxing for me. Nova by Saint Pepsi is a perfect example. Now I know that Vaporwave (the aesthetic) is a variant of Memphis, which was a common style in the 80’s and 90’s. Today we live in SQUARES.

@ordinarygamer2655

Жыл бұрын

Nah I could never listen to vapor wave again after the Worldcorp shit lmao

@gazer99

Жыл бұрын

@@ordinarygamer2655Loser

@ordinarygamer2655

Жыл бұрын

@@gazer99 nah you’d understand if you knew about Worldcorp

@xXSKY64Xx

Жыл бұрын

@@ordinarygamer2655 what’s worldcorp?

@eli_hrdcrwllnvrd

Жыл бұрын

The same artist of Nova created this song that is based off of a McDonald’s commercial. kzread.info/dash/bejne/fKRnl7SMd9fFdMo.html

its so interesting how the main thing that ties all of these aesthetics together is nostalgia. they’re comforting and unsettling at the same time because we’re all just fighting to capture this shared feeling of bliss, purity and comfort that we felt as kids, yet only exists in our memories. memories are muggy and rarely ever identical to the actual event, as the images and music of these aesthetics reflect well.

im still obsessed with these aesthetics to this day it kind of makes me sad people just drop them and move on once they arent popular anymore :/ its hard to find other weirdcore/dreamcore/oddcore enjoyers now days :(

@SaphInfection

4 ай бұрын

omg so true, same with aesthetics like kidcore and cutecore, i love those but the communities arent active anymore :(

Oh my gosh!! I just started getting into Fruitiger Aero recently! I remember being a kid and seeing this aesthetic everywhere and I recently realized it's sad that it's gone. Cool to see you cover it!

Let’s appreciate this man he’s covering history that we didn’t know about thanks zeep

I feel sad with vaporware now. Me and my brother growing up use to bond over the music and aesthetic scene (my brother even make music in the peak of the scene and was involved with the guy Todd (of OESB) who was involved with the scandal putting out the first release of the vinyls of Floral Shoppe (my brother ended up selling his vinyl copy during the pandemic when he slipped into I believe a manic state...he pissed off a lot of people in the scene when he got obsessed with the far right). I've been slowly reintroducing vaporware into my life as of the last year or so

@Bunny_Boi.

11 ай бұрын

How are you now?

Dreamcore and Weirdcore strike such a potent chord with me. I dissasociate often and seeing messages like "is it real?" Paired with empty, fake looking places just describes that feeling so perfectly. They make me feel so seen and they remind me that I'm not completely hopeless even if everything around me feels so wrong.

@internetstranger5112

10 ай бұрын

Yes!! You get it!

Mirrors Edge is probably my favorite Frutiger Aero game. That setting feels like the sort of future that aesthetic was striding towards.

@fckSashka

6 ай бұрын

this!

I was a vaporwave kid between around 2018 and 2021, and was obsessed with it. Nowadays, the Y2K aesthetic peaks my interest.

@AwesomeYena

11 ай бұрын

Me too!

@TechTchno

10 ай бұрын

Y2K seems interesting to me cause it's, like, more vaguely familiar? I was born in 2004, which was definitely, like, a weird sort of transitional period for technology and stuff, and I dunno! It's just super weird how that aesthetic of all things is making me more nostalgic than others, in a really weird way.

@JSSMVCJR2.1

9 ай бұрын

see you in 5 years, when you're into Frutiger Aero.

@sidvacant9382

3 ай бұрын

​@@JSSMVCJR2.1I hope to stay with Frutiger Aero for as long as I can

Fruitiger era reminds me of the older text book that still uses old stock images. Surprisingly in my country,English language text books are all from the 2000’s and still not updated. I remember there was one chapter about fantastic 4,the movie. And fashion that are very 2000’s. Y2k is coming back in my country,believe it or not. But it’s mostly fashion in the Hi5 era (if you know that website ,you know what I’m talking about). Sadly the term ‘y2k’ for us included all years in the 2000’s (2000-2009) so it’s not ‘authentic’ y2k of 2000-2001 .

@JSSMVCJR2.1

9 ай бұрын

*1997-2004

@slayespa

6 ай бұрын

Surprisingly in all countries English language textbooks are all from the 2000’s

Despite enjoying all of these aesthetics I'm obsessed with the Dreamcore and Liminal spaces. They just hit different. They make me feel emotions I can't describe. Its almost like walking back into the past for a moment and realizing nobodies there anymore. Its nostalgic but empty. It floods you with positive and negative emotions simultaneously. It makes you question your reality.

@DragonwaveOG

11 ай бұрын

Pretty much sums up my brain in today’s society.

@FallisLife

6 ай бұрын

Honestly I feel the same. It’s like going back to play your favorite online game just to find that it’s only you. I guess I like dream core and liminal spaces because it helps me come to terms with time anxiety. That it’s alright to move one because if you don’t, well you’ll only be left behind and hey, maybe you’ll find something better further along. It’s also a way to deal with loneliness or isolation because it gives you the sense that you’re not the only one stuck, there are other people who feel the same way. Liminal spaces and dream core feel like a way to connect with others, to have someone understand even if the aesthetics are based around being alone.

i live just outside of dallas, and in dallas there’s something known as the “dallas pedestrian network.” it’s basically a series of tunnels that were intended to basically be a little shopping area/place for office workers to get some food/etc. but it never really took off. it’s still open and you can walk around (it’s still used mainly by office employees getting around) and there’s a couple open shops (last i checked) but it’s got this really eerie feel to it. it’s like a typical dead mall but there’s a lot less open space and you almost feel like you shouldn’t be there. and it almost feels endless. hoping to go back soon because i never did finish exploring!!!

@RedSpade37

Жыл бұрын

I just watched some videos about that, and wow! It's certainly eerie! Thanks for sharing!

@notahumanbeing6892

10 ай бұрын

omg im like 20 minutes from this and ive never heard of it! gotta go check it out some time

@ejumper_10

8 ай бұрын

Omg I live in DFW too and I know exactly what you're talking about! It's such an interesting place, I wanna go there next time I'm in the Dallas side of the Metroplex.

I used to find Aero to be an annoying aesthetic, but ever since logos for everything have started getting overly simplified I've actually started to kind of miss it. At least with Aero there's something for you to visually take in, it feels like a fleshed out style. There's something so distinctly incomplete feeling about the more recent aesthetics going around. They're easily recognizable but lack all their former personality, like a zombie.

When you talked about the y2k aesthetic I began to remember this one Nicktoons bumper that had the aesthetic. Sadly I hardly remember any other y2k aesthetics but it brings me back to a time when the internet was still just a simple premise that made us intrigued of the world of technology.

I was born in 1989. It was such a interesting time to grow up. I'm glad I got to experience it. Before things changed to how they are nowadays. There was a sense of Retro-Futurism mixed with vintage vibes. McDonald's had Nintendo 64's, Blockbuster/Hollywood video, you could preview music before buying it. Magazines would come with demo discs for new games coming soon. There's so many reasons why the 90's ruled. Because it had a bit of a 80's vibe and attitude. Such awesome Aesthetics all over in such diverse ways. Nowadays, it's like they completely got rid of any "fun, goof off, odd stuff." It's like everything is all modernized, minimalism, contemporary, bland, repetitive and if it doesn't make money 💰 then it's gotta go.. Nowadays they've gotten rid of most of the old houses, odd shops, drive in movie theaters, Arcade's, roller rinks, obstacle courses, bouncy houses, indoor fun zones with r/c speed boats, mini golf ⛳ with loops, bumper cars, ball pits, just weird random stuff. Random weird cartoon's/commercials. A time when we could play halo 1 on CRT TVs and link up LAN parties. Towns still had older run down sorta house's, duplexes, just unique "lower income living options ya know?") where I live they have literally gotten rid of all of that and just put in cookie cutter type places to live and everything costs ridiculous per month and everything is so bland and stale. I just miss the creativity, the quirkiness that's all. Being born in 1989 I was lucky to get to see the tail end of these things that aren't around anymore and I can't help but wonder what it must be like for kids that never got to experience the stuff the 90s kids got to experience. I wouldn't trade it for anything in the world. Getting to be a teen when wild Boyz, jackass, CKY was a big deal 🤘🏻 a kid when Steve Erwin was literally my idol! Growing up on magic school bus, bill Nye the science guy, captain planet, X-Men the animated series, all the animated series tv shows. All the classic animated movies. Like it was the best time to be a kid and a teenager. It had such a Vibe. I was a big "X-Men the animated series" fan growing up. It was so well made. The story of mutants was universally relatable. They touched on difficult topics yet in captivating ways. (That's what the 90s is to me) Growing up in the 90's there was such a wide range of Stories, art styles, topics they touched on, unique Character's, creatures. They embraced the weird, odd, macabre things. I loved how things used to embrace these things, the difficult things. Good stories used to be told, in very creative intelligent ways. Nowadays everything feels or comes off like this cheap cop out, shallow live action version nonsense. I miss the Era of creativity, of animated series, or use of Practical effects, filming techniques and use of miniatures. Things used to make us utilize our intelligence, tap into parts of the human condition that abstractly connects us to any character no matter what kind of character, creature, specie's, talking object they are. There is so many stories we could be telling and art that could be created but we are treating our entire audience like they are 2 yr olds that just need shiney keys waved in front of their face for entertainment.. But at the end of the day, the way things currently are is a very shallow way to entertain.. That's how I look at a lot of modern day media. The most frustrating thing is that I know that we could get right back to creating masterpieces like the lists of things made in the 80's-90s-00's. Maybe some people who are in charge of creative projects need to sit down and watch footage of those things to refresh their memory. Maybe then they could see, just how well those things stand the test of time and age. Even in our current era. Here is a quick list of things I still go back and watch to this day: (Pretty much anything created by Don Bluth or Written by Roald Dahl) Little Nemo and the adventures of Slumberland, My Brave little toaster, James and the giant peach, The never ending story, Beetlejuice, Addams family, Batman, Batman beyond, Jumanji, Hook, The secret of the Nimh, Sword and the stone, black cauldron, beetle juice, Alice in wonderland, Rock-a-doodle, Captain Planet, He-Man, Thundercats, Spawn, power rangers, Dinosaur's, TMNT, Matilda, The BFG, Ren and stimpy, courage the cowardly dog, magic school bus, Dexter's laboratory, pinky and the brain, rocko's modern life, Ah! Real monster's, goosebumps, are you afraid of the dark, pee wee's playhouse, she-ra warrior princess, Flintstones, the Jetsons, Reading rainbow, Thundarr the barbarian, Cow & Chicken, IR Baboon, the animaniacs, Tom & Jerry, Land of the Lost, Gumby, G.I. Joe, Hey Arnold, She-Ra, Gargoyle's, Toxic crusaders, Felix, Conan the adventurer, the tick, Powerpuff girls, angry beaver's, cat dog, wild west cow boys of moo mesa, skeleton warriors, tales from the crypt keeper, wild c.a.t.s, galaxy rangers, ultra force, mutant league, kablam, action league now, celebrity death match, all that, wild Thornberries, freakazoid, Ed, Edd and Eddy, mXc, Recess, Johnny bravo, MAD, Bobby's world, fairly odd parents, Legends of the Hidden Temple, jimmy newtron, invader Zim.

@foreverstar5027

7 ай бұрын

You have put everything I love about the 80’s and 90’s in words I could never describe! Thank you! I really do love that era even though I was so unlucky and now I have to suffer being from around the 2010’s (I’m not comfortable sharing when exactly). You are so right, everything these days are so bland and it lacks the quirkiness and creativeness, I live everyday wishing I was apart of the 80’s-90’s. You guys had the coolest thing! Nowadays I’m so intrigued and jealous of old tech because it had personality! Comparing my wii to my switch, like come on where is the music?! VHS and Cassettes sound so cool and your fashion was so quirky and colourful! Even music was so diverse instead of the same cliche “Arianna grande break up song” . And you are so right about the movies, Disney here is shovelling us trash and attention spans are terrible. Every movie has the same lesson and is so bland, they try so hard to Appeal to the modern generation with the “quirky I’m not like other people high school placeholder kid”. Don’t get me started with the horrible power of friendship trope. I hope I didn’t annoy you with this essay hehe, I just really resonated and loved what you wrote, hope you have a good day!

@TheGhostFart

4 ай бұрын

The negatives you listed are why anime and manga went from being niche to near mainstream if it hasn't already

@ShaneBlackheart

3 ай бұрын

I was born in '88, and agree wholly with everything you've said. A lot of the movies you listed really brought me back, and it explains why I stopped watching TV and movies mostly. It all feels like the same recycled trends, and everything these days is flat, simple, or minimalist. It feels devoid of life, like when Taco Bell went from being this super colorful place with fun and wild art to, well, gray and stone. Walmart went from having a smiley face and blue colors to an asterisk and gray stone. I don't find many movies these days as memorable as they used to be. It really was special to have grown up during the times these aesthetics thrived, and it's so interesting to venture into these spaces and see mostly younger people and even kids who never experienced them (and it is weird because I feel like the only person in their 30s in spaces with aesthetics I grew up with!) As for liminal space stuff, it's all reminiscient of styles from houses I actually grew up in during the 90s and early 2000s. It is just so interesting to me how so many in later generations latch onto that stuff, but I am glad younger people brought it all back. I just feel a little awkward often being the only older adult in the comment sections reminiscing.

Ngl I wish companies still used frutiger aero as their main aesthetic since it was so cool looking and shiny

I love all this aesthetics. Vaporwave and Retrowave are still one of my favorite genres.

We're in a age where a very clean big empty room or office is more scary than a basic haunted house lol

@voidpriestess42

5 ай бұрын

I can run from a ghost but I can't run from the existential dread of growing up 😎

I personally experience liminal spaces differently. Specially since i moved out of my childhood home. a lot of my arrival to my new house was filled with these dark streets and parking lots that just have a specific feeling to them. i was still moving in my new house, starting a new relationship, finishing high school, becoming an adult, abandoning my childhood. i guess i was in that transitional state between my old life and my new life, my childhood and my adulthood. i couldnt help but feel nostalgic for those 17 years i had lived in my old home. my old home felt like a “liminal space” once it was barren from furniture, the old home that i grew up in and was once full of furniture and scattered clothes and toys. it was like a beautiful mess, and then it was gone. Frutiger aero also has such an interesting feeling to me, while not as deeply personal, it brings me back memories of watching youtube in my old phone (anyone remember the completely black layout with the old logo?) or just the old earlier “smartphones” (quotations because they were not smart at all they just had a touch screen) i had or messing around with my moms lg shine phone. also using my moms huge dinosaur ass pc which had windows 7 on it, i played sonic.exe there for the first time lol

Vaporwave is life. Came along it by accident, started listening to it as a joke, and now it's one of my favorite genres.

I love footie gear era or whatever

@cybrchips

Жыл бұрын

fruity ero

@SocialSeaSerpent

11 ай бұрын

fruity grr air o

@cybrchips

11 ай бұрын

@@SocialSeaSerpent fruit cup air oh

If Frutiger Aero is such a good looking aesthetic and is mainly associated with 2010s, I must be lucky to have a broken computer that can’t update past Windows 7

Frutiger aero is surprisingly good for making a game that’s in development by me, the whole game is frutiger aero while you live in a shitty ass world so it kind of works together lol

It's really good to know there are others born around my time that had the same emotional rollercoaster I did over the years. Truly. Thank you for videos like these. Where I can finally relate.

2:32 I disagree. The idea of spooky monsters in liminal spaces has completely ruined all terror. I absolutely hate seeing a cool concept ruined by "oh but what if monster attack you"

@ariadne9141

9 ай бұрын

I think the fact that in a liminal space there is nobody and nothing around to save you or help you if something attacks is what really scares people. There is absolutely nowhere to go.

@magoschonkers711

9 ай бұрын

@@ariadne9141 that's dumb and ruins the concept. "OKAY BUT WHAT IF YOU'RE ALONE WITH A BIG SCARY MONSTER" that's fucking every horror story ever. No one is ever able to stop the monster.

@ariadne9141

9 ай бұрын

@@magoschonkers711 i was just explaining why people find it scary. if its not scary to you, then thats just you. No need to get upset.

@magoschonkers711

9 ай бұрын

@@ariadne9141 retards on their way to say "That's just like, your taste man" at literally fucking everything that isnt a proven science

I did online homeschool for the first and only time in 2020 for 8th grade and I was away from my friends for a long time and would watch liminal space videos instead of doing schoolwork 😂 so liminal spaces and dream core always remind me of that time.

@shinichi6235

6 ай бұрын

Bro ur a baby this ain’t for u lil nigga

Frutiger aero is the aesthetic I grew up with, and my favorite aesthetic. I loved the Wii and Xbox 360, I loved the 3DS, and I often used an Apple iPad or Windows 7 computer. I remember Windows 8 coming out and feeling flat, and boring. For me, the aesthetic reminds me of all my childhood games and experiences, and when I would be able to go outside and participate in fun activities more often. I can't remember the last time I went on an egg hunt. In my opinion, it is not outdated. If everything was suddenly frutiger aero, I would actually be happier. Not because it's the past, but because I prefer a more bubbly, vibrant, and fresh looking aesthetic over the soulless flat colors of modern graphic design. I mean look at the Firefox logo. It was a great looking frutiger aero globe with a red fox on it. Now it's a stupid modern swoosh. Now look at the Internet Explorer logo. Same thing, except they also rebranded it to Edge.

There’s a game I heard about from Pan Pizza called Crossniq+ which wears the Y2K aesthetic well. Haven’t played it but it looks fun.

Ah vaporwave and Y2K. Part of the reasons why I have a power glove and the oakley over the top glasses people refer to as the “spy kids”, the IDog, and a tamagatchi. I have such fond memories of vaporwave, future funk, and mallsoft from 2016. As well as Y2K being core to my early childhood. Seeing the fruitiger aero also takes me back to late 2000’s youtube when 009 soundsystem and other trance music accompanied every video.

Babe wake up, new Larry Zeepsterd video is up.

@zeepsterd

Жыл бұрын

First of many uploads I have planned for April 😎

05:20.I know that feeling. Must have been 13 or 14 years ago. I was about 17 years old, at a party in Oberau (Bavaria). My phone was dead. I had missed my last train. And I just wanted to get home. So I decided to walk and, if possible, hitchhike my way home. I was shit out of luck. There were no cars on the road. It was about 2 o'clock in the night when I started to walk home. And about an hour after I left the house, it started to rain out of buckets. I was soaking wet when I was half way home. Then, just outside of Murnau, I saw that there's a light on inside the local gas station. It was 6 o'clock in the morning. I was soaked and ice cold. And that place was my save haven. No joke. I still remember the taste of that fresh hot coffee and the smell and taste of that cinnamon roll. That brought me back to life again.😊

@Dizma_Music

11 ай бұрын

You’re a good writer btw. ☕️ I could smell the coffee at the end of your story.

@RudiW1510

11 ай бұрын

@@Dizma_Music just recapping an old memory. Thank you.

Thank you for posting this. In the last three years, each of these aesthetics has made a profound impact on my life in terms of resetting myself and becoming my own person. Since the summer of 2020 I have really reflected on my life in terms of who I am and who I want to be. These aesthetics have all helped me heal in some profound ways and helped me find my vibe and provide a sense of peace for my inner child. I have actually redone my bedroom in a mix of Vaporwave, dreamcore, and liminal space decor and the result is a mix of warmth and calm with a little hint of weird. I’ve never been happier with myself.

This Is The Best Video You Ever Posted It Feel Like I Just Watched A 1 Hour Video

@zeepsterd

Жыл бұрын

Thank you! I put a lot of heart into this one 🙏

vaporwave is without a doubt one of my favorite aesthetics of all time and i wish more people appreciated just how cool it all looks and sounds

It’s crazy how fast time flies I remember so much of this stuff, I was like a pioneer to this kind of stuff because after I had my time with it then came the rest sad to see these eras fade.

The fact I love all of these aesthetics (except liminal spaces) makes me happy.

3:03 - the horror of even that isn't the monster, it's the circumstances and feeling of being hopelessly lost and alone. The monster just gives more action to the story, making it more compelling for people who wouldn't be interested in how... slow that could make a series.

I don't know why but I really love all those weird 90~00s aesthetics. In fact they are like 2~30 years old now but some of the concepts just don't seem outdated at all.

This makes me wonder what aesthetic our current era will be remembered for. Surely there are gen alphas living today who will look back on these days nostalgically too.

I hope that whatever style companies have been using for logos is abandonded soon or at least eventually. I just feel a sense of rage every time I look at a logo anymore

Incredible video zeep I felt such a warm feeling of nostalgia and confort watching this thanks zeep ❤

@zeepsterd

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for watching!

@thenightbutterfly1

Жыл бұрын

@@zeepsterd anytime buddy always enjoy the content

@bioroboticeng

11 ай бұрын

Comfort*

@bioroboticeng

11 ай бұрын

Period*

no one really appreciates how janitors are some of the only people within our modern society who experience liminality on a day to day basis.

Liminal spaces are so nostalgic, partly because I have spent a lot of time in empty places thanks to community theater and third shift jobs. The quiet is relaxing

haven't listened to vaporwave music but I have played a bunch of vaporwave games. Hypnospace Outlaw and Vapormaze are good but my favorite is Broken Reality. It's kind of like if you could walk through the internet in the 90s as if it were VR. Really weird game but it has a lot of lore to it and they're making a sequel which is exciting, I wish more people knew about the game

If u do a part 2, here are some good astedics to cover - Scene (Mine XD) - Breakcore - Gothic Lolita - Punk - Indie - Kidcore - McBling - Not like other girls/quirky girl (Dats all i can think of lolz)

@mildred78

Жыл бұрын

breakcore is a music genre not an aesthetic

@bimomuzakki9379

Жыл бұрын

to me breakcore is just a branch of the entirety of glitchcore aesthetic

@SaphInfection

4 ай бұрын

kidcore >>>>>>>>>>>>>

Damn littlebigplanet was a great game, all these aesthetics are scary, cool, relaxing, nostalgic, and memorable it’s just very nice

these aesthetics are not abandoned, they're alive and well

I get nostalgic for Y2K and Frutiger Aero aesthetics, they make me think of better times, before everything became flat and cynical, and everyone became obsessed with current world events and a seemingly nihilistic hopeless future driven by mainstream media fear mongering. It often makes me wish I could go back to my childhood and relive those fun times when those aesthetics were still prevalent everywhere. I mean, I have very fond memories of Windows 7 in particular, it was until around 2017 or so the OS I tended to use. I still have very fond memories of Windows 7 in particular, it was until around 2017 or so the OS I tended to use. In fact, I still consider it the best OS Microsoft ever made, followed by Windows XP, which also used the Frutiger Aero aesthetic.

Fruitiger aero is the cover of math and phonics books we’d use in elementary school

The feeling of liminal spaces to me is that of danger. I feel like its more primal. Imagine if you will, you are early human who wanders around territory that you know well, and one day you go there and notice its dead silent, not even birds chirping. That would probably indicate to you that you might not be alone and that everything else left because that area is now dangerous for some reason that you arent aware of yet.

Never thought I'd hear someone mention something as niche as the Nick Movies logo from Spongebob The Movie, but it always stuck in my head too and I've never forgotten that 10 seconds or so clip.

Great video as always Zeep! Keep up the good work.

@zeepsterd

Жыл бұрын

Thanks!

so, this video that mentions the backrooms, sonic adventure and the spongebob movie also has A 9/11 REFERENCE?!?

Amazing video, you did a great job explaining, but oh man i knew you would explain weirdcore incorrectly, many people get confused between weirdcore and dreamcore, and that's understandable, both are different aesthetics, but they overlap alot. "Weirdcore: intended to be nostalgic and/or unsettling to a degree, uses a style of imagery similar to early 2000s, commonly associated with liminal spaces Dreamcore: Meant to depict imagery in dreams/dreamscapes, emphasis on surrealism, tends to have characters and narratives grounded in theme Common weirdcord elements: disembodied captions, orbs and voids (lens flares), censor boxes, compressed/low resolution images Common dreamcore elements: eyes, objectheads (and characters in general), angel wings, clouds, pastel colors Both are fully capable of overlapping, and more often than not an edit can fall under both weirdcore and dreamcore category"... Most of the edit you showed in the dreamcore/weirdcore section were dreamcore, i suggest reading the weirdcore wiki and watching this video https ://youtu. be/XpgddVUidq0 (remove the spaces)

this is the best video you have ever made

@zeepsterd

Жыл бұрын

Thank you!

One of my favourite aesthetics ever is late 90s - mid 2000s sharp angular cartoons with bold outlines. I think Craig McCracken, Gennedy Tartakovsky and Lord & Miller are to thank for that because it’s so nostalgic to me as a gen z adult. The best examples I have for this aesthetic are the original Powerpuff Girls, My Life as a Teenage Robot, Total Drama Island, and El Tigre

This video was so good i had to rewatch it. I love the y2k, vaporwave, and frutiger aero aesthetics so much 😍 i wish it could be the 90s or early 2000s forever

@zeepsterd

6 ай бұрын

Thank you so much!

YES omg thank you for talking about frutiger aero and y2k :D

Great video BTW, I'm nearly twice as old as you are, and yes there is a strong nostalgic feel to it all. Reminding myself of being a kid in a family that is no longer living. A simpler, less lonely time. Like these images I'm defying time simply by still being here. Being a lone survivor, these images feel normal, a normality I never thought would end up reality. With these aesthetically themed photos you get to stare into the abyss a little, it's kind of addicting. You get a strong sense of mortality, both for ourselves, and times we live in. I also love to explore different music genres, both before and after my time. Many times the footage associated with various "wave" music looks like a Peter Gabriel video, with the stark difference his videos were the most cutting edge thing of their time. Music speaks of it's own time and you can feel long gone generations through it, as well as what makes us all human, it's something old as time and constantly reinventing itself.

best video you’ve made by far, love the channel !

@zeepsterd

Жыл бұрын

Wow, thanks! Appreciate it!

imagine. The year is 2000 and the aeros frutier aesthetic has been approved by society to be an aesthetic of offices, games, and especially in computer wallpapers forever, rather than the simplified aesthetic. But it's the life you should live

Omg, I'm adding this to my favorites playlist! Love this video! 😍❤️😍❤️

21:34 Dude, wow. I hadn't seen that Nickelodeon intro in like... over 17 years and completely forgot about it. I watched the Spongebob Movie all the time as a kid on DVD, and even on road trips as we had one of those bulky little low-res flip down screens on the ceiling of the car. I 100% remember loving the visuals and that little tune. Somehow makes it more special knowing that was the only piece of media where that intro was used! Great video, and thanks for the Ratatouille Anton Ego moment.

This video was a very pleasant flashback. Sometimes you forget that you were a little kid with different tastes and desires. We are walking time capsules :')

@zeepsterd

Жыл бұрын

Glad you liked it!

@j.e4735

Жыл бұрын

@@zeepsterd glad you made it :')

I was a major vaporwave fan a few years back, seeing all these clips made me nostalgic

This video was so wholesome with the end thanks for this dude!

I think it's a total miss that the backroom community went with monsters and floors instead of expanding the mechanics. Like the almond water and a few of the more docile creatures. Like something you'd find not something that'd hunt you. Like what if people found your pockets were actually infinite for objects but not your body. Something idk. Or like chest codes

Ironic twist, old aesthetic are more modern & futuristic than the modern days.

14:33 tally hall jumpscare

VAPORWAVE IS SO NOSTALGIC!!111!! BUT I WILL FOREVER LOVE FRUTIGER AERO

I'm proud to say that vaporwave is not abandoned. It is still held together by a small yet thriving community. New artists are still popping up and putting spins on old classics. While it's not trending as much as it did in the 2010's, it's still alive.

OH MY GOD! The fruitiger aero style gives me so much nostalgia! Me seeing the SpongeBob movie 2004 intro was so nostalgic!

abandoned means COMPLETELY forgotten about, they have their own niches and that's the point, they're supposed to be underground type aesthetics, not out in the open in your face type stuff. Also these ALL fit under the Vaporwave parent genre. They are all subgenres of that. its also not all associated with music like people think. It was an aesthetic before it was music, remember that. Also it needs to be stated what people think of the backrooms as is WRONG. It is NOT some 1000 rooms that lead to one another, its just the one original room and that's it. The original post said "rooms" but it wasn't referring to the 1000 rooms, but essentially different sections of the original. We don't even know if there were any entities in it either considering the ACTUAL lore only just barely hints at it. Kane pixel is the one that started the 1000 rooms lore which completely and utterly undermined the whole point of what it actually was.

I love being early to vids like these. These aesthetics have always given me some sort of "comfort", maybe nostalgia?

Personally, I think that is still too soon for being nostalgic about Frutigier Aero, when just this year marks a decade since the trend ended (although I remember seeing it as late as 2015). It also makes me kinda bother that nowadays is so praised, because at the time, it was considered too corny. Also, I'm pretty sure that in 10 years, people will be nostalgic about minimalistic style and logos. Nostalgia is really a cycle that blinds the past.

There is a restaurant in my city that has been closed for almost 20 years and for whatever reason it has stayed in the same condition that it was with the exception of overgrown grass and plants. Because it's on a main road I have walked by and looked in the windows so many times and they're still flatware and cups on the tables and even then use at the hostess podium. One of the creepiest things is that there is a list of names and the corresponding sections next to the restaurant layout that is at the hostesses podium. Wake it seriously looks like they were just open even though it's been two decades. Places that were once filled with tons of activity and people that are all the sudden empty is always going to be very interesting to me for some reason.

Listening to your explanation of Dreamcore made me realise something interesting: so you know that recent surreal experimental horror movie Skinamarink? Between its vibe and general grainy lo-fi look, it was basically a dreamcore horror movie!

i like the way you used the portal ost in the video and made it feel even more alone

I watch all these cores grow and some kind of die off, it's nice to see ppl like it since I was seen as weird for liking them, but it's fashion and comfort for me. I'm not gate keeping like others, I actually want others to enjoy the experience even if it doesn't last long for others.

I listened to vaporware in 2017 and started with Simpsonwave too. It was what really broke me free from the loop of music that was around me. It was freeing and gave me the feeling of main character energy

15:25 honestly Weirdcore reminds me of a mix of looking back to when you were younger even if “younger” wasn’t that long ago and feeling so sad yet joyful? Like you know e we’re glad about everything only a few years ago and now you look back and just want to cry about how you wish those around you warned you better to appreciate exactly what you had but also the feeling of remembering that ur younger self wasnt Always happy, and the feeling of being told “don’t cry it’s nothing” or being pushed down in a embarrassing manner because u felt low mentally or was crying about something. Or discovering / feeling something new that seemed like something bizarre but normal now like being more sick than usual and thinking ur about to die. Weird core kinda balanced the idea of nostalgia from ur own pov and reminding urself of all the bad that happened like going to a park you liked and having fun just to remember ur parents fighting in the car on the way home or crying at the super market because ur mother told you something rude.

Frutiger Aero was all over in my teenager days, I remember it more in Ericsson phones, it was caracteritic of their design

I do love these aesthetics in particular, as those traits of isolation and permanent disruptions of my status quo stretched for further than just the pandemic for me, my late teens faded into various weird philosophical realisations about my sense of perception and maturity, and my adult life is built on these. I had my mental health denied a lot, I could only confirm that I was autistic once I saved up enough money and did the mental labour to have a professional say it. Surreal, weird, visions of the world and fixations that are unfixed to the expected template of maturity are my life, and I feel very seen by the media in these aesthetics. That common neurodivergent feeling of being in a foreign world and social culture that makes no sense, these aesthetics can feel like what I imagine mainstream media taken weirdly more familiar and affirming worlds would be like. Y2k also gives me the same feeling, as I too am a 1999 kid who had older siblings and a financial class that meant I was raised primarily with secondhand clothing, toys, and media. The Y2k and 90s worlds feel simultaneously like time travelling to my childhood and a period before I was born/conscious. 2000s throwback trends always feel either incredibly old or incredibly new to me, and it's appealingly strange.

The Y2K segment got me hype. The second I heard the Dreamcast logo I started pulling my Dreamcast out. Guess what I'm doing tomorrow lol

I made a project around dead malls and vaporwave in my first year of a 2d animation/stop motion course. It was just a simple series pitch so I didn't get to develop it much but the research I did around 70-90s computer animation and liminal spaces were so fun!!

What an amazing video, subbed!

We need a resurgence of Frutugar aero and Y2K. Commercials from my childhood were so good. Like video game console ads were amazing, toy commercials too. It was perfect. I might just be reminiscing because life was super simple back then, but it was pure Bliss. Bliss like the windows wallpaper.

Remember being a teenager in the late 90s, this whole video brings back so many memories, thank you. Im a soldier that joined after 9/11, so seeing those twin towers with that music, it hit me hard.

I live in Calgary, and a place called northland mall was used as a place to film “the last of us” and that mall was my entire childhood. Seeing it demolished was honestly saddening.

adding "monsters" to the backrooms defeats the purpose of what makes the backrooms eerie

Phenomenal video essay. 10/10