The Impact of Hypebeast in Filipino Culture and in Our Society
The Impact of Hypebeast in Filipino Culture and in Our Society
The Impact of Hypebeast in Filipino Culture and in Our Society
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November 13, 2019
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not therapists, after all. These teens are the ones who can help
themselves. They are the only ones who can change their own
mindsets about their identity and what being validated in
society means for them. They can’t find the answers to those
issues from hypebeast clothing. Positive Effects of Jejemon
Gives pleasure to a social group. Jejemons became a tribe, so if
you are one of them, you tend to enjoy like them. I can’t object
and I’m not against them but I know every gang or sorority
brings pleasure to anyone in a way he feels he belongs. Secret
codes. If you’re a Jejemon, you definitely know how to speak and
how to communicate with them. Only you and your folks can
understand each other pretty well. So maybe, in times of
secrecy, you can converse using your special terms. The feeling
of freedom. If you’re a proud Jejemon, it also means you don’t
care about anti-Jejemon critics. It’s a sign that you are
liberated from what others would think. Negative Effects of
Jejemon is you can forget your main language. Whatever it is,
English or Filipino, if you’re a Jejemon, you always speak with
it, so you get used to it. Your other dialects are set aside.
Oftentimes, it will let you forget the right spelling or grammar
in English or Filipino. Jologs status. (Ok Jejemons don’t freak
out) Jologs, just like Jejemon, is a term used to denote low
class group who are majority from the province towns, often
times termed as “tambay” Jologs is a label of no-care to the
world of etiquette or whatever is prim and proper for that
matter. Outcast Jejemons unfortunately are not widely accepted
in the nation so if someone sort of suspects he’s talking to
one, he won’t talk with him again or be a friend with him. A
perfect example would be what I’ve read from a site that says,
“OMG you’re a Jejemon! Bye!” Because of it, Jejemon has been a
big social issue. Difficult to read all would agree it’s
freaking hard to read Jejemon words.
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