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Pedalstare

Pedalstare is a music genre that is seen as an evolution of shoegaze, gaining prominence on TikTok in the early 2020s. Its sound incorporates humble production quality and post-internet influence combined with above-ground rock and a distinctly American strain of shoegaze colloquially known as “nu-gaze”, a heavier, grungier, more metallic form of shoegaze rooted in ’90s rock.
Stereogum has published an article called "TikTok Has Made Shoegaze Bigger Than Ever", which mentions several pedalstare artists.
Pedalstare by Keith Courage June 20, 2024
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pedastare 

When a much older dude sits at a club with much younger women just sipping his drink and staring at the chicks on the dance floor.
That Larry King lookin dude was throughing my girl a strong pedastare while she was droppin' it on the dance floor.
pedastare by Jaboo40 November 5, 2015

pedalstrian 

Ped-ahl'-stree-an. A bicyclist who prefers bike paths and purposely avoids riding on the street among motorized traffic - sort of in between a street bicyclist and a pedestrian. Pedalstrians generally seek the bucolic aesthetics of bike paths, the safer biking they afford, or both.
I became a dedicated pedalstrian after having been clipped by an inebriated motorist a couple years ago.
pedalstrian by 0100001100100001 August 31, 2012
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