Look at that hipster, in that mirror...(with working poll)

[Habsburg]

Seven, and I'm the same age as Legends Swinton and Clooney! 

[Queequeg]

Most, though really less than half are hipster.

[Sheilbh]

Pretty sure you are supposed to despise anybody who makes it onto the Billboard top 20 if you are a hipster.  Or used to like them but then they got lame.

No.  In my experience of our London hipsters Beyonce's big, Gaga used to be big and they're too cool to like Radiohead.

That's the problem with hipsters, they're fickle.  No loyalty to build a career on.  Gay fans, on the other hand, will buy whatever shit you produce - look at Cher.

[Queequeg]

I don't think I've ever heard a hipster argue against OK Computer.  "I like their earlier work" doesn't fit exactly because Pablo Honey sucks, but it's more or less true here. 

[Sheilbh]

I don't think I've ever heard a hipster argue against OK Computer.  "I like their earlier work" doesn't fit exactly because Pablo Honey sucks, but it's more or less true here.

That's basically the hipster-Radiohead relationship.  They even get annoyed at Thom Yorke popping up on Flying Lotus albums.

[Queequeg]

Yeah.  OK Computer is pretty foundational, though.  Up there with In The Aeroplane Over the Sea and Is This It.

[CountDeMoney]

I don't think I've ever heard a hipster argue against OK Computer.  "I like their earlier work" doesn't fit exactly because Pablo Honey sucks, but it's more or less true here.

Well, when you're talking about something released in 1997, yeah, "I like their earlier work" does fit.

[Josquius]

Hipsters don't like radiohead? Dammit they're worse than I thought.
I don't think they'd like Beyonce though, or much pop really, especially mainstream stuff. Even I as a genuine indie-sort can't abide that kind of thing generally.

[Queequeg]

I don't think I've ever heard a hipster argue against OK Computer.  "I like their earlier work" doesn't fit exactly because Pablo Honey sucks, but it's more or less true here.

Well, when you're talking about something released in 1997, yeah, "I like their earlier work" does fit.

Pablo Honey.   

[Valmy]

No.  In my experience of our London hipsters Beyonce's big, Gaga used to be big and they're too cool to like Radiohead.

That's the problem with hipsters, they're fickle.  No loyalty to build a career on.  Gay fans, on the other hand, will buy whatever shit you produce - look at Cher.

What about gay hipsters?

[CountDeMoney]

I don't think I've ever heard a hipster argue against OK Computer.  "I like their earlier work" doesn't fit exactly because Pablo Honey sucks, but it's more or less true here.

Well, when you're talking about something released in 1997, yeah, "I like their earlier work" does fit.

Pablo Honey.   

There was nothing inherently wrong with that album, and you know it.

[Grey Fox]

3 songs, Lady Gaga & Adele. I recognize most of the artists tho, I am not one to remember song title tho.

I barely listen to any music not made kids these days anyway. I've grown into a talk radio guy.

[Razgovory]

You know, I've never seen a hipster.

[CountDeMoney]

You know, I've never seen a hipster.

Dude, you've rarely seen sunlight.

[Sheilbh]

What about gay hipsters?

Gay hipsters are like trainee bears.  They've got the facial hair, the love of checked shirts and flannel trousers.  It's kind of disconcerting.

My experience of a gay hipstery bar is that the love of occasional kitsch outweighs the need to be cool