alternative culture

Alternative culture is a type of culture that exists outside or on the fringes of mainstream or popular culture, usually under the domain of one or more subcultures. These subcultures may have little or nothing in common besides their relative obscurity, but cultural studies uses this common basis of obscurity to classify them as alternative cultures, or, taken as a whole, the alternative culture. Compare with the more politically charged term, counterculture.

In London, Camden Town was known for its alternative culture.

by unkinkyjonas December 24, 2022

Alternative Model

A type of modeling in which models do not conform to more mainstream ideals of beauty. Instead they focus on different styles such as fetishist, goth, emo, punk, steampunk, fantasy, burlesque, grunge, sci-fi and many other various styles. It is generally the most eclectic style of modeling.

Some notable alternative models are Mosh and Dita Von Teese.

by CelticEagle February 19, 2019

Alternative Kale

Bacon

‘Yo try this broccoli salad. It’s vegetarian.’
‘It’s got bacon.’
‘Nah bro, that’s alternative kale.’

by Les1077 June 20, 2018

Rural alternative

A punk rock cowboy; a cowboy who identifies as punk rock

That bull rider is a total rural alternative

by Tbootscoot May 29, 2021

queen of alternative

Lana Del Rey is considered the queen of alternative, not Billie Eilish, not Melanie Martinez, not Halsey.
Lana Del Rey is and will allways be the queen of alternative.

"Isn't Billie Eilish the queen of alternative?"
"No, Lana Del Rey is, even Billie said Lana created her."

by onlyfactsssss September 13, 2020

Alternative Truth

When one lies with another lie

Donald Trump didn't lie, he told an alternative truth.

by Little One 911 January 26, 2017

new alternative

Todays new music, that all has the same beat.
Boys like girls, Death cab for cutie, the sick puppies, the used, jacks mannequin, the starting line, simple plan.

all gay.
you get it.

OMG, i like love new alternative, so much better then rock...

by loveee January 24, 2008