Virginia Tech better of have won on Turkey Day <| sep |> If she was trying to take votes from Trump and not HRC , she did a terrible job . She constantly attacked Clinton , and even said she worried about Clinton more than Trump . Maybe Stein is trying to gain money from buthurt liberals who want these three states flipped . <| sep |> Grant shouldn ' t touch the offensive field in a competitive game <| sep |> He looked like when the egg falls off when I make a shitty Hollandaise . <| sep |> Was it an accident tho ? <| sep |> I always saw it as a closing chapter in Vaporwave ' s history and opening a new era , The term to me felt like a big symbol that the genre was selfimploding with tasteless ideas and repetitive themes . It was considered dead since it wasn ' t able to produce or spawn anything new creative or refreshing at the time of its release . Late 2015 With Hardvapor I felt like it was it was the symbol of something new within vaporwave holistically . Hardvapor is a subculture that vaporwave spawned . Thus giving vaporwave life once again . You see theres a duality in its quote unquote death , but Vaporwave is very much alive , being that hardvapor gave the community something new under the same umbrella , and since its a subculture , its worth noting that by default they would say such a thing like vaporwave is dead . Don ' t get me wrong I don ' t really like hardvapor but its something new and thats very important to the growth of the genre . In many cases it really does feel like late 2015 at times listening to up and coming artists who have that very much uninspired sound predictable aesthetic etc . So in some parts of the community vaporwave is really is dead but there are also many other artists and vapor labels that give us a reason to not believe vaporwave is dead . So long as we keep pushing the envelope vaporwave will never die . If we keep believing its 2011 and we follow a formula of sampling 80 s jams vaporwave will really cripple itself to wither away .