As someone who listens to vaporwave where do you hang out?

[myrriad]

i like taking a random bus/tram/metro/whatever, getting off after about 30 minutes and then i wonder about randomly in the town. i take great pleasure in walks but if i go on the same route all the time it starts getting stale and i get sick of it. i love my little concrete town to hell and back and i could wonder about aimlessly for hours but i'll try to get home by sundown mainly because if it's proper dark i don't get to enjoy the scenery as much. night walks are best for grocery runs!

 

[Pink Fluffy Cat]

People here actually listen to vaporware? O_o

 

[xesxss]

so I've been continuing my adventures downtown, I have become a nightwalker now. I'm working on a map for all the public outlets in the city. Its cold out where I'm from so I might add a heater to my kit also.

I've been finding my way into this black club downtown for free if I get in early enough. I made a friend and he introduced me to the manager so I might get to Dj there next thursday, but I have a feeling its going to fall through because girlboy stuff.

Over the weekend I started carrying my Stereo WireLess Raycon speakers and as they now say "bringing the club to the club"

people seem to have an easy time opening up to me, but they all leave at the end of the night :'(
I'm looking for that one gold person in a city of lead...

I HATE being treated like free pussy when I am spiritually wealthy. BTW i kissed my uber driver :-* cuz he thought I was pretty, but turns out he was just like everyone else and forcibly kissed me a second time...I was pulling away. Been trying to get a date but they keep cancelling or lose interest because its not a free f*ck for them

 

[GothMonk]

Run down sea side towns are fun as long as you're in a cafe.

 

[Grimace]

For the vaporwave moods, I always enjoy walking down near the water especially when it's kind of foggy and cool out. Being in a kind of congested area, the boardwalk and any sort of park near the beach at least offer some trails and spaces to enjoy nature and a little solitude. I've always enjoyed riding the train, back when I was younger I used to ride the subway at night to nowhere in particular but it's not quite as safe as it used to be for a 3am ride .

 

[xesxss]

For the vaporwave moods, I always enjoy walking down near the water especially when it's kind of foggy and cool out. Being in a kind of congested area, the boardwalk and any sort of park near the beach at least offer some trails and spaces to enjoy nature and a little solitude. I've always enjoyed riding the train, back when I was younger I used to ride the subway at night to nowhere in particular but it's not quite as safe as it used to be for a 3am ride .

What city do you live in friend?

 

[no_chill]

I hang out in 2016 and 2017, where vaporwave died out. We listen to phonk now

 

[xesxss]

I hang out in 2016 and 2017, where vaporwave died out. We listen to phonk now

View: https://soundcloud.com/xesxss/sets/vvporwvvxx-x-dying

 

[nsequeira119]

I tend to confront the world as much as possible- not only the warm aspects of it, but the forgotten alleys, the desolate parks, the corners of thought seldom visited by others. I prefer to view my surroundings as a deceptive layered onion- peel back one slice to reveal fractal complexity. I often walk around at night- bus stops, the edges of highways, railyards, and so forth, and as such I get a taste of the urban sprawl I don't imagine many do. I get to see what the world looks like covered in snow, or in rain, or without any people around. I have very few limits as to where I'll walk- I feel safe and comfortable just about anywhere. The only real limit to how long I can walk are my own muscles and my brain's ability to remain conscious. I think my generation (Gen Z) needs more direct confrontation with the world like this, both its positive and negative aspects, to develop a truly mature and nuanced understanding of what goes on.

 

[nakadashi]

I usually just hang out alone at cafés with my headphones on. I always carry a book so I have something to do. I also like to carry a camera to do some street photography, but my town is pretty small (kinda) so I have already photographed everything.

 

[Punp]

I usually just hang out alone at cafés with my headphones on. I always carry a book so I have something to do. I also like to carry a camera to do some street photography, but my town is pretty small (kinda) so I have already photographed everything.

Do you have any photos to share?

 

[nakadashi]

Do you have any photos to share?

Sure, this one is one of my favorites.

 

[Oasisboi]

I end up walking downtown, Ile post up at McDonald's sometimes with my laptop. I like going shopping too, especially thrift stores. The best hangout spots tho are usually in the little nooks between the clubs. I like talking to the houseless people soemtimes

I like creating the aesthetic in my room. Other than that, old tech stores or malls. If you ever get the chance to visit an abandoned mall, bring a speaker.

 

[xesxss]

I wanted to update with some of my recent journeys. I spent a lot of time dedicated to slateboarding this year and finding little nooks and crannies in my small city. Tbh i havnt been on agora for like a year, so much happened

 

[BLOODMAGE]

my room on my floor

on a real note i enjoy listening to vaporwave while record shopping or book shopping. also clothing shops are nice at times. i recall listening to vaporwave in an almost completely empty mall at some point in my life which was cool, but overbearing when i tried it again a different time when it was full of people. i imagine driving at night with vaporwave might be nice as well possibly

 

[Placeholder]

I want to go on walks more often but the city I live in is a concrete shitland with occasional bad neighborhoods that you have to avoid

Houston is so humid that the whole city is built around owning an air-conditioned car; I wish I lived somewhere walkable. I pay for my university out of pocket as well so I've never been able to attend a fancy campus that is built around students walking and meeting new people

 

[Placeholder]

People here actually listen to vaporware? O_o

oh most definitely

 

[bnuungus]

Houston is so humid that the whole city is built around owning an air-conditioned car; I wish I lived somewhere walkable. I pay for my university out of pocket as well so I've never been able to attend a fancy campus that is built around students walking and meeting new people

good news for you my friend, this post of mine is no longer true bc I was recently able to move out to the countryside where none of those dynamics apply anymore

 

[willhelpme]

What is it that appeals about Vaporware to you? Is it the carefree yet driven optimism of repetitive beats that leave just enough room for your imagination to freestyle within as you feel nostalgic for a future that hasn't happened yet or something else? Speak on it.

The tunes perfectly suit being behind the wheel although Synthwave is more exciting in that respect and a certain way to collect speeding tickets, if you're not careful in the whip. They also work quite well as background music in the crib but ambient soundscapes like the scores to games or movies excel then. Shout out to the Don Bieberveli for lacing us with this hit:

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That sounds like a aural definition of anxiety being fear spread thin as the song shifts into a gear that doesn't exist on a place on map that isn't inked.

 

[Machine]

I usually walk around out at night, often will go to libraries, or maybe a book store. Anything that's open late, that has a sort of transitory aesthetic- places people go, but don't stay.