Boring Goldfish
Artisanal Brooklyn project featuring small batch products, hipster aesthetics, gastropub influences, and a mix of vintage and contemporary urban culture elements.User Review
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Reviewed on 14 Feb 2024 07:41 PM
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The project 'Boring Goldfish' does not explicitly align with Lomo cliche, chia, la croix, jianbing, or post-ironic kale chips vaporware poke. The description provided reflects other hipster elements but these are not mentioned.
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While the project 'Boring Goldfish' does mention knausgaard and is styled in a minimalist way, it does not directly reference lo-fi, pug, marfa helvetica, 3 wolf moon, or kitsch concepts that are essential for this criterion.
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The project 'Boring Goldfish' does have elements that may relate to a pickled freegan aesthetic and twee sensibilities, such as the mention of small batch Brooklyn culture and gentrified trends. However, there is insufficient information to conclusively determine alignment with polaroid, air plant, 3 wolf moon, viral, neutral milk hotel, cardigan, or DSA.
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The project 'Boring Goldfish' might resonate with some aspects like JOMO (joy of missing out) due to its niche appeal and references to counter-mainstream trends such as craft beer and man buns, yet there is no direct mention of keytar, unicorn, gatekeep, poutine, trust fund, jean shorts, copper mug, or adaptogen within the project description.
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The project 'Boring Goldfish' directly references Franzen, which aligns it with this criterion, and the aesthetic presented in the project description could plausibly be linked with keywords such as fashion axe, shaman, Austin, freegan, helvetica, kale chips, and lo-fi given its hipster and artisanal culture references.