Sentence examples for hip capitalism from inspiring English sources

As the 60s collapsed into the 70s, a more jaded decadence took hold; by then, the rock-soundtracked "revolution" had succumbed to the insidious seductions of hip capitalism and the "radical chic" identified by Wolfe.

Jarnow discusses the tension between "hip economics"—the underground economy of barter and subsistence propped up by the drug trade and "hip capitalism," which borrowed the vibes of the sixties idealists in order to market countercultural cool.

When that first got mired in and then eventually sold down the river of "hip" capitalism, I moved on and eventually ended up here in the wobbly world of so-called "independent media," or, as I choose to call it, more accurately, the "dependent" media.

The work began as a doctoral dissertation, and Frank never quite draws the larger conclusions that would have turned it into a book, content instead to simply prove his thesis that hip is capitalism's official style.

Between the takers and the 'tooken.' " This is Hip-Hop 101, the hustler's credo: that the undercurrent of terror is just as important to hip-hop capitalism as flash and swagger.

It's hip to swear by capitalism and protest its hard edges.

This commodification was a big part of what tormented Cobain in his final years, but ultimately it's neither good nor bad – it's just what happens when culture meets capitalism: my beloved hip-hop went through the same process a few years later, and became a lot less interesting.

This fundamentalist Capitalism got so bad it even infiltrated Hip Hop! Lest we forget, Hip Hop culture -- born from the spirit of community and activism -- wasn't always about blinging the shit out of your teeth.

Combined with the brutal capitalism of the music business, hip-hop can be an environment where clinical depression or other mental health issues are brushed off as weaknesses.

When understood in its full context, rather than as a misogynistic, materialistic handmaiden of American capitalism, it is easy to see why hip-hop has such power.

Dreganomics!" Even more referenced than Reagan is Donald Trump, whose name in hip-hop has served as shorthand as the logical conclusion of capitalism as we know it.