Gremlincore / goblincore explained

What is gremlincore? What is goblincore? Let's talk about it!

Discover the fascinating world of gremlins versus goblins in today's episode! 🌿🧚‍♂️ Dive into the controversy surrounding goblincore and the evolution of gremlincore as we explore their origins and aesthetic appeal. Learn how gremlins, mischievous creatures from the 20th century, have found their place in popular culture, thanks to Roald Dahl and Steven Spielberg.

Are you Gremlincore? Find out if you resonate with themes like plants, animals, style, and media. From mushrooms and frogs to thrifting and nature-inspired jewelry, gremlincore celebrates the quirky and unconventional. Join us as we delve into the media associated with gremlincore, including beloved classics like Frog and Toad and Where The Wild Things Are. Embrace the strange and whimsical as we navigate through this unique aesthetic.

Ultimately, gremlincore celebrates the diversity of nature and encourages self-acceptance. No matter who you are, gremlincore invites you to embrace all facets of your identity. Remember to like, comment, and subscribe for more gremlincore content!

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00:00 - Introduction
01:02 - What is Gremlincore
01:42 - Controversy of Goblincore
03:02 - Gremlincore Nature
04:11 - Gremlincore Fashion
04:52- Gremlincore Literature
05:43 - Gremlincore Items
09:49 - Conclusion

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[TheGingerNinjaKnitsandJournals]

I’m 43 and this has been “unknowingly” my aesthetic since my late teens/early 20s (way back in the early 2000s) before any of this, as well as inclusivity, was cool. I never really understood about aesthetics before until my 3 daughters (18, 14, 11) started poking fun at me about 8 years ago for my own style, and goblin/hobbit like special interests. To me, my clothes are just comfortable, modest, and practical in shades and textures that bring me minimalist stimulation, and just joy. Even since I was a kid I’d collect treasures from outside in my pockets, and when I was older I started building terrariums, and learning about fungi, and the whole ecosystem of the forest floor. 😊 Oversized dark cardigans, and pullovers that I knit myself, baggy cords, scrappy knit socks. I even roll my hems on all my pants too, but because I have to, as I’m very short and too lazy to hem them.

As someone who has been living this “core” before it was a “core”, it’s fun to see the younger generation embracing the love of the gritty, dirty bits of nature that can often time be trampled under shoes, and go overlooked. 😊 Also, I also have a queer, brown daughter. Lovely video.

[Cultivatingjoy]

Oooh I love this video very cool, thank you so much for sharing! :)

[bnana]

Never heard of gremlincore, it's totally me as a biologist! I even own a Boston terrier who looks like a gremlin and almost named Gizmo ; )