This is the attractiveness towards an unfashionable, socially inept and obsessed person (a geekish or nerdish person) since such qualities are found to be 'cute' hence one is inclined towards liking them.
The phrase is obtained from the 2011 Disney movie 'Geek Charming' where Dylan Schoenfield, Woodlands Academy's top girl, ends up falling in love with film geek and not so popular Josh Rosen.
This is the attractiveness towards an unfashionable, socially inept and obsessed person (a geekish or nerdish person) since such qualities are found to be 'cute' hence one is inclined towards liking them.
The phrase is obtained from the 2011 Disney movie 'Geek Charming' where Dylan Schoenfield, Woodlands Academy's top girl, ends up falling in love with film geek and not so popular Josh Rosen.
This is the attractiveness towards an unfashionable, socially inept and obsessed person (a geekish or nerdish person) since such qualities are found to be 'cute' hence one is inclined towards liking them.
The phrase is obtained from the 2011 Disney movie 'Geek Charming' where Dylan Schoenfield, Woodlands Academy's top girl, ends up falling in love with film geek and not so popular Josh Rosen.
Basically a hipster but the pretense is not directed towards single-origin coffee or obscure music, but towards "geeky" shit. A lot of the promoters of this stem from corporate cynicism that is thinly disguised by using attractive front-runners like Felicia Day and moderately annoying douchebags like Wil Wheaton. You can tell because geek chic is all these people are - it's a brand and they are wearing it to market it to you. Typically these people have nothing interesting about them at all, but will nevertheless try to force you to think they are cool or interesting by how many tabletop board games, RPGs, and Magic the Gathering cards they have.
They told us "nerd blackface" wasn't okay to say anymore so they re-branded it as geekchic.