Post-Good

The idea that something extremely or "awesomely" bad will garner a bigger reaction and more attention than something traditionally considered "good."

The idea of of "bad" in this context is flexible and refers to something that is easily criticized or parodied.

This is seen as a subconscious movement that takes advantage of the recently changed dynamic between critic and media.

I'm really into post-good music and TV, like Rebecca Black and Jersey Shore.

by theylive March 31, 2011