Gen Z’s New Aesthetic is ✨Under Consumption-Core

[@khensk]

Under consumption core is literally just being a normal person😂. But it being an aesthetic is just wilddd what a time we live in man

[@MelanatedHomesteadher]

Right I'm so sick of these cores

[@KittyKat-vb1nd]

Only in the US is this a trend. It's called living in means in the rest of the world it's common everyday sense

[@leahaf808]

I think the name was started ironically , then was taken up in earnest

[@sanriospink7348]

​@@MelanatedHomesteadher it's not that deep

[@Haiokbai]

Yup! They have to give it some kind of trendy name or else it won’t get views lol

[@LilyP-hl4vu]

I am excited for this trend. I wish the movement wasn't backed with a -core where people are just joining in because its the new cool thing, but progress is progress. I am so tired of seeing those videos of girls with drawers filled with blushes where they just organize them. Like girlie you can't use all of those in your lifetime. I loved the video, keep up the amazing work!☀☀☀

[@obokengm788]

Making under-comsumption cool is a huuuuuuge win✨️ even if its just a trend

[@Anonymous-wb3nz]

If you follow trends, you have a low IQ. Grow up.

[@Iquey]

I think using the language of trends* as a way to buck the status quo of overconsumption can mostly help. At least I hope it reminds people it's normal to NOT be buying all the things.

[@nicolemoore4461]

I agree with this completely. I feel like the end justifies the means her. Basically what she was echoing around 14:00

[@nicolemoore4461]

​@peachcookie6624 I feel like that's a pretty negative take. It is true, some people will only echo it as long as it's a trend, but for some it has the potential to become a mindset. & to me those little wins are netter than no wins at all. In an ideal world, yeah, everyone would change their mindset & stop overconsumption on their own, but the fact is this is a less than ideal world in so many regards. But your perspective is up to you. Either take the small wins as they come, or focus on what we still lack and focus on the larger losses. Or a bit of both

[@purplepotato8849]

It's the same push to be mindful of your consumption repackaged under a different name, and as long as it gets more people thinking about their spending habits and impact on the environment I'm all for it. I just want it to create lasting change, instead of being just another buzzword to be tossed out and forgotten.

[@khensk]

Overconsumption is a fancy word for hoarding

[@sonja4990]

I think there's good and bad sides to this trend. I like that it might combat the ridiculous culture of hauls, fast-fashion overconsumption, and constant buying into the evolving trends and "cores" of tiktok. I'd say it's a bit different than minimalism that millennials made popular in that it isn't always advocating for getting rid of things or being super bare and neutral. It's an extension of the deinfluencing trend that's been going around too. What you have is good and serves you well, you don't need to buy things you didn't need until you saw it on tiktok. However, I think that it is also at risk of being forgotten and moved-on from just like every other trend if people don't truly understand that over-consumption is bad for their wallets and the environment/society. Under-consumption is really just normal consumption but we've become so used to over-consumption that it seems like a big jump.

[@bmet102]

The gen z obsession witb everything being aesthetic or 'core' baffles me. You can just exist, not everything has to be a trend.

[@whenyouwishuponastar6643]

I think it’s nice to see regular people on social media again. I think most of us didn’t buy too much into the overconsumption to an extreme level and have regular homes and stuff. I’m not excited to see celebrities pretend to be poor to try and seem relatable, we know that’s coming lol.

[@tinysey]

I hope not, they don’t have to pretend

[@nessamcness2399]

Canned or frozen fruit is just as healthy as fresh. That is a common misconception. People often look down on them but one can make many healthy varied meals with canned or frozen foods.

[@Googlymoogly-m8i]

I did food science in college, and you are 100% right. Most of the time frozen vegetable are actually nutritionally better for you because the nutrients dont get the chance to degrade on the shelf in the shop!

[@Ecolomia1]

Frozen yes, Canned no

[@raquelrodriguez9840]

Fruit tends to be canned in syrup, which adds more refined sugar. But frozen fruit is efficient!

[@ziljin]

Hopefully its a lifestyle and not a trend. We overconsume too much already

[@tinysey]

🤞🏾

[@reporterin-ha942]

Honestly as long as people are consuming less I'm here for it. Watching people jump from trend to trend gets exhausting even if your not taking part in it, because companies are pushing the algorithm to advertise to you regardless. Social media is one big market place these days no matter what your interested in there's a company ready to pounce on and advertise you stuff. If this teaches a few people to jump off the trends cycle it's a win. Are planet cannot sustain fast capitalism.

[@aliamarshall5008]

Class is such a big factor in this in my opinion, because so much of overconsumption is people attempting to emulate what they see rich people online doing, and I think this movement is a positive sign amidst the overconsumption crisis. ☀☀

[@danamania150]

I’m 28. Married. I don’t have social media and I enjoy living a simple life. I can’t tell you how many brunches I’ve been to where every woman is talking about _Chloe this_ and _Kyle that_ . Over the last year or so, I’ve noticed more and more women becoming disillusioned with the Kardashians and reality TV in general. This underconsumption trend gives me hope.

[@yuelina.x]

Your hairstyle is so cute omg ❤❤😍😍

[@tinysey]

@@yuelina.x thank you🌸

[@maleehadamda6814]

the hair is giving!!! also underconsumption core is such a mouthful. and heavily misunderstands what 'under-consumption' actually is. it doesn't mean you need to go back and live the way your grandparents did. it just means that you shouldn't buy the new iphone every year and engage in fast fashion and consumerist hauls and unboxing, you shouldn't buy the designer ugly crap handbag when the moderately priced one does the job. i saw someone making their own shampoo in the name of underconsumption, like... girl, you don't need to be doing all that. shampoo is a NECESSITY! underconsumption doesn't have to come at the cost of a boring beige white apartment or house. it's all about just buying what you need and some additional things to spruce up ur mental health. it literally just means buying what you need. like an average person does. tiktok does too much.

[@dani-888]

!!!

[@Kptaurus333]

I think part of “core”-ifying things on the internet allows target audiences to find content that they want, and if ur constantly searching a term on Pinterest/tiktok/Twitter it starts to shape your identity or at least where your want your identity to be

[@tinysey]

That’s true, it definitely helps with search terms

[@palasiksivain]

i think something that gets left out of this conversation very often is classism. aestheticizing normal consumption or sometimes just the poverty lifestyle should be criticized in my opinion, as someone who grew up poor and is now as an adult below the poverty line. the fact that people who partake in the "underconsumption-core" trend have the option to pick that "aesthetic" already tells me a lot about their privileged position in society. i feel like a lot of the youtube commentary community rn is praising "underconsumption" too much without taking into account the fact that it sometimes comes across as tone deaf to those who have never even had the chance to choose something else than frugal living.

[@jmrbelle1]

This! 100% Perfectly put.

[@deltasaves]

Agree with all you said.

[@ogreface8]

Trends are so fcking annoying bruh. I’ve been doing this shit before it was cool!

[@t3nshi40]

I don't really think it's annoying... In the era of showing really really sick consumption in media we should show the normal life even if we will call it minimalism, zero waste, under consumption and all of this. I mean.. Making the normality a trend will just show the reality for larger group of people in media. And I guess it's really necessary for kidds who are spending way too much in media... At least for them it will be somehow an interesting trend because most of older generation are more... Used to reality? I don't know, I hope I wrote it enough Understandably.

[@ogreface8]

@@t3nshi40 My only problem is the trend part. “Oh look, being a minimalist is cool now, guess I’ll be a minimalist now!” It’s so weird, sheep like. People showing off their minimalist lifestyle is just another form of flexing. “Look, I have restraint, I don’t spend a lot, look how cool I am!” Just a personal thing, I find it annoying.

[@t3nshi40]

@@ogreface8 aaaah. I understand now, I'm sorry. I thought that you meant something different.

[@bandit_of_trash]

Exactly! I've been doing this shit for like 15 years now because spending a ton of money and dumb stuff I won't use is stupid. It's like people can't think for themselves.

[@bymmim]

​@@ogreface8 exactly!

[@drainedclouds2799]

I think when it comes to people labeling things like this as an aesthetic or core it’s because they’re trying to picture themselves from the outside in. to act the way they want to they must imagine the outside image of that. and outside image has always been considered aesthetic and such. i would say it’s like making a character of yourself and imagining how something like underconsumption looks in your life and assigning yourself to follow that rubric. people probably use social media to look into what underconsumption looks like- heavy emphasis on that last part.

[@leahaf808]

🌻couldn't find the sun, so have a sunflower instead

[@aisling6408]

🌞🌞🌞 If it takes a trend to make it take off, so be it. I’m happy to see sustainability and mindfulness in terms of lifestyle picking up again. I hope it sticks!

[@panicfvx]

honestly do whatever but this is a way better mindset than those resulting in overconsumption, also seeing people aggressively overconsume has made me more aware of what i buy, I've started to use everything i have until its gone or expired and have started to repurpose or donate stuff I don't have use for anymore. its nice to know people are becoming aware, whether its because of a trend or not its a good thing for our current times

[@kthename08]

Same here 😊

[@Moonpie90]

I do not use my lotion to the end. I use it a few times then loose it and don't buy another because I already have one, then find it a year later when it's gone weirdly seperated. Then the cycle starts again. The way the universe intended when it gave me adhd

[@reporterin-ha942]

As someone else with ADHD you don't need to live like this. Just keep it in your room or bathroom and don't move it from it's spot.

[@Moonpie90]

@@reporterin-ha942 it moves on it's own, I am entirely innocent

[@648ak]

@@reporterin-ha942yes, out of sight out of mind is a real thing for Adhd😭

[@reporterin-ha942]

@@648ak Did you miss the part where I mentioned I have ADHD as well? I was mentioning a tip to avoid misplacing thing. I know how you have to learn ways to work with ADHD, not against it.

[@reporterin-ha942]

@@Moonpie90 We are not living with mindset! Go find your lotion 👏👏

[@emelinegodfroid6284]

I feel like its not meant for normal people being ok with their life but for chronically online people that want to live like these influencers. Like its not about "look how I underconsume" but "look, underconsumption is a good way of living, if you want to follow a trend to live your life might as well follow this one" to encourage people to underconsume. At the end of the day as long as we stop overconsumption the way doesn't matter

[@lizzyp174]

Out of all the stupid trends, this is one I'm actually looking forward to

[@eggday9079]

I worry that because its a trend, people will get bored of it and move on, as they do with all trends. I hope this one sticks around (sun emoji) also, I'm obsessed with your hair! It's so cute!!

[@tinysey]

🌞yeah I’m hoping this one sticks, but it is giving minimalism for gen z. Thanks for watching

[@Ellamaytoke]

I had to get off tiktok i was toontowning myself into the internet fr! thank you for being such a breath of fresh air

[@Moonpie90]

Yess, so many videos on this in the last few days and not enough are linking it to minimalism properly. I do wonder if people are put off 'minimalism' as a term because of the cold white wall decor style

[@Kptaurus333]

I think that’s exactly it

[@bukanfernanda]

one trend i actually like (and can participate in!) i really like this shift towards underconsumption and i've been doing the #shopmystash where we rotate products from our own inventory each week so it feels like we're using new makeup to avoid the desire to buy new ones

[@viadaniels-fallis7738]

i feel like underconsumption is just living regularly

[@didistutter100]

I hope we can return to luxury being quality items. Bc we def became hoarders of these things. Gen z gotta also turn this mob mentality w their obsession of -cores into real social change lol

[@mizunokioku]

People who hate on frozen food are idiots. Its the best way to prevent food waste and save money.

[@KATILOVESANIME95]

Im excited for this, im 29 and for a couple years ive been disconected from beauty and other social media stuff cuz i didnt feel it aligned with my views, this is up my alley now and im so excited and happy for this. I had my makeup addiction for like a couple years and YEARs later still have the collection that i cant use all. :) so ive not bought any makeup besides the regular stuff u gotta replace after a certain amount of time ( mascara and stuff) but underconsumption is a breath of fresh air

[@marylove909]

I'd never followed a lot of people on YT or social media until maybe a couple years ago. That is about the same time I stopped following some of the larger influencers. I found many of the smaller channels far more relatable. I love to see what people like me are using to clean their house and how they do it, or how people get the most out of their products and belongings.

[@alice_rabbit8345]

🌞🌞🌞I definitely went through my overconsumption period. Now that I’m retired and not buying clothes, makeup ect I feel so much better! I’m using what I have and actually decluttering.

[@aniquethompson1598]

Love to see the plebeian lifestyle getting some recognition. ☀️

[@tahliae]

Ngl - I would probably murder for a small walk-in freezer. Spent the last four years in a rental with a freezer that gets filled with four bags of frozen veggies and I miss being able to meal prep in bulk. The amount time i need to spend on cooking and prep to avoid food waste while eating healthy is exhausting. I just want to spend a weekend cooking soups, stews, sauces, and other freezer meals, thaw one chunk of something a week and just relax for the month, adding in fresh produce and freshly cooked grains. 😅 Tl;dr TIME is the luxury I really miss

[@evaphillips2102]

This sounds like heaven 😩 freezers really do need to be bigger

[@deltasaves]

This I wouldn't consider excessive if one was able to get. I would adore this, too. I got used to having my own fridge and now I don't and am on the hunt for a chest freezer as it will help my family. Being able to meal prep more as I work a lot of hours (hospital NOCs) and this would keep the guess work out of what I will eat at work. Unfortunately, "some" in this movement would akin it to being an over consumer, when it's not. It's helping me stay healthy and I need that with my medical issues. Better than expensive grab and go because I am too exhausted to cook much. Thought have been bringinf my rice cooker to work with one pot meals in it. Game changer.

[@deltasaves]

New subscriber 🌞 happy to see some other commentary on this and you brought up some things others really haven't. I went to college and got licensed to be an RN (currently working in acute care inpatient psych). So i make decent money. I sont really worry about paying my bills or whatever. I dont really want for much. I still cut open toothpaste tubes and repurpose stuff. I spent a good amount of my 20s into early 30s couchsurfing, living in my car, or temp apartments. I had grandparents who were raised during the great depression and my parents (big ups to my pops who passed some years ago mow) who were raised in immediate during WW2 and Vietnam War eras. I geew up with hearty farming and "we made do with what we had" folks. I hold thoae values close to my heart as its all i know and lived more od my life not having much than how i am now. My dear Taller Half is the same. We have a comfortable life, but we still work hard and remembee where we came from. We try to excessiveness to a minimum; quality over quantity is the rule in our home.

[@jessacloudx]

We used to call it cheapskate instead of under-consumption core… 💰. 🌞

[@Magicwithizz]

I’ll take aestheticizing being normal over making waste and overconsumption normalized! I’m ready for a shift, I’ve been on a super low buy and it’s so nice

[@I.am.SnailCake]

Definitely behind this tread 🌞

[@domy6827]

sun emoji lol (I can't actually type a real one :P) I'm just glad this will get people thinking about reducing their consumption. I think it's normal for children and young people to want categories so they can feel like they belong and have acceptance. Nuance, self-assurance and integrity of your own beliefs come with age.

[@SW-oc2pp]

I'm an elder millennial 😂 So I remember the show "Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous" from the 80's 😬

[@bymmim]

You know I've been noticing this all over my YT feed. Click right away because it finally made sense. Now we have underconsumption influencers. I wonder who underconsumes the most. 😂

[@jbva804]

Enjoyed this. Great points and observations.

[@shawntelco]

This was a wonderful commentary. I disagree that flex culture started from Black culture. Keeping up with the Joneses has been a thing all the way since 1913, and flexing outrageous wealth has been a thing long before that.

[@lincyugalderojas889]

God, your hair is so gorgeous ❤

[@Swanprincesss]

🌞i really hope it sticks around i love seeing ideas for stuff that you can find and use.

[@destinysmith1325]

Love it!! Although as a "gen z-er" I do disagree with the idea at 14:30ish that the younger generation needs something to be an aesthetic/-core to participate or follow it, I think it has wayyy more to do with what algorithms favor and how things can more easily gain traction online with searchable terms like "underconsumptioncore", regardless of the generation participating. It's mainly a symptom of the algorithm

[@Nonofyabidnessbih]

I’m so glad you talking about this cause it made me cringe like why is everything a trend?

[@Coconutca]

Gen z is broke and are getting to the age where you get kicked off the family insurance. The esthetic here, is finally adulting

[@florance333]

When youtube just started, thats exactly what bloggers were - relatable everyodat people. By the time gen Z started using social media, the OG KZbin creators who got rich and famous have become unrelatable, but they also served as an inspiration and aspiration for a new generation of content creators. While the pendulum may seem to be swinging back to relatable content, the masses were always interested in the lives of celebrities, and of course every infoyencer dreams of becoming rich wnd famous through their content, so for better or for worse this excessive consumption and bragging isn't going anywhere.

[@vvmn9442]

Please normalise this and not label it as a “core”. Under consuming could mean fast fashion brands actually shifting to create great quality products again and less pollution!! Let’s all start doing this ❤❤

[@Spacekoala916]

I just found you channel recently and I love your videos!

[@Howulikethem23apples]

Building trees to grow vegetables. Interesting 😄 Sorry, had to comment, now ill finish the rest of the video 🤗

[@yermiramakhatova7252]

Thank you for the video, really enjoyed listening to you 💌

[@whiteying1441]

☀️ thank you for another wonderful video!

[@sophiewojtalewicz6955]

Loved this video & also that bob length looks amazing on you ☀️🌞⛅️

[@AttenuatedNecronym]

I feel like while having something to incentivize consuming less is probably good it also feels like partly misery pr0wn (misspelled on purpose) and partly "slumming it" from the past. Like tourism? It'll probably continue for a while, but it's likely got a shelf life similar to the last minimalism fad. Soo... 3 years or so. For other similar trends compare "pre stressed jeans" I'm on a phone so... lets try :sun:

[@tarotsdeck7047]

hiii i just wanted to say that i haven't really been watching a lot of yt these days, but your channel is so wonderful!! it's been such a relief to sit down after work and watch your vids. Thank you for reminding me about lil tay omFGGGGG

[@tinysey]

Thank you so much!!

[@Nepushia]

Excellent points. Also i loved the transitions lol ☀️

[@tinysey]

Thank you 🌞😆

[@sabrinastars1284]

Your hair looks amazing 🤩🤩🤩

[@baekuhn]

just found your channel this morning and ive been binge watching as i get ready for my day!! i love that you dont add a bunch of random stuff! ❤❤ and i was so surprised to see how little of a following you have!! good luck on this youtube journey:)

[@baekuhn]

also your hair looks adorable in this video!!

[@tinysey]

Thank you 🌸

[@melanieholterman]

sun emoji! I liked this video a lot and I hope at least people approach luxury items in the under-consumption way... in general being more intentional with consumption

[@hrwmuffins]

Randomly had a video of yours suggested by KZbin! They struck gold again, loving your channel! I'll hit that "join" button as soon as it's an option!

[@tinysey]

Aww thank you 🙏🏾

[@faith-o8w3j]

Ngl I really don't like Zoe unlimited. I loved a couple vids like her Emma C one, but I thought u touched on exactly what she failed to grasp in her trad wife one. Her analysis of nara was basically "people are jealous of her and that's why they don't like her" but it's like, if I said that ab the Kardashians or even other influencers you'd see thru that argument right away and see why it's a cop out. I liked ur use of the word soft flex bc that'd exactly how her and Ballerina Farm feel

[@sydbugsyou]

absolutely loved this video 👏🏻

[@tinysey]

Thank you 😆

[@isabelwhitlock4881]

🌞 really appreciate your take

[@tinysey]

Thank you 🌞🌞

[@aalsom3790]

☀️ Thanks for the video! I think flexing should go back to when rich people commissioned oil paintings of big cows they owned, much more interesting imho 🐄

[@tinysey]

😂that would be cool

[@xochbr]

☀️ thank you for the video ❤

[@tinysey]

Thank you for watching thru 🌞

[@HooksnBooks]

The fact that it takes adding -core to the end of anything makes it trendy just sends me... Underconsumption is great, now how about volunteercore, votercore, pro-choicecore, goodparentingcore, and investing-in-educationcore?

[@bymmim]

🔥🔥🔥

[@annahluescher9759]

Wondeful video☀️

[@mrsckenway]

A different take on “under consumption“ - its recession behavior lol ☀️

[@audrianatorres23]

If it takes something to become a core in order to lower capitalism, i'm here for it. But I hope it stays.

[@ammyfatxolotl]

Next thing you know rich people are going to cosplay as poor people like us.

[@deltasaves]

That's been happening. But we'll see it more soon.

[@sully5494]

Your hair looks very nice, and side note I think we the world could change for the better if there was a trend for it. Kinda of like those old head memes where it’s like #jumpoffabridgechallenge and then the kids do it, like a legit Mr beast recycling challenge would be crazy

[@tinysey]

Thank you, and that’s so true

[@Yxngmoon_]

To be so fair to me my makeup, soap, and lotion don’t expire until I do 😂😂

[@marylove909]

Part of me feels like the Stanley Cup craze is a big part of what started the 'new' trend. People realized it's wasteful and saw the heat people were taking for having so many cups they will never use.

[@DrpshpdCatShirt]

off topic but i love your hair :) ☀️

[@meridam5728]

Did Kim just say organic... trees?!??!?!!

[@Luckygirl_912]

I think things like this have to become a “trend” to be acceptable because of the lack of safety many of us feel for being human/ourselves. If I see someone living a life similar to me then I feel “safe” and accepted. As a generation, we’re always trying to find ways to fit in and unfortunately trends are ways for us to feel noticed when at the end of the day, we are all worthy of being seen just by being ourselves. It sucks because for as long social media exists, being “normal” won’t always feel comfortable and safe, and who knows what the next trend will be where being a simple human is looked down upon again. I will say, I feel like the “under-consumption core” stems from the “I’m just a girl” trend, where girls were able to share their truth/reality that felt comforting to other girls who are similar, which is great! BUT all of these trends are catered mostly to women and I think that’s where the problem lies because we’ll always be finding ways to feel safe/accepted in a society that feeds off of our consumption regardless of how big or small it is. At the end of the day, womanhood is constantly being juiced into different trends and used for companies to benefit off of which really makes me wonder when we’ll be able to truly just be our authentic selves because we feel safe to😅

[@tinysey]

Thats a really good analysis. Felling the safety to express yourself is probably a big factor in all of this.

[@barbara9315]

☀️ I loved this video

[@tinysey]

Thank you 🌞

[@Googlymoogly-m8i]

Underconsumtion core seems to be an evolution of the beauty communities project pan movemnet but made to seem more cool for easier mass consumption

[@batdruul]

god gen z can't have shit. can we please have this at least damn especially because it's better for the environment 😭😆

[@KittyKat-vb1nd]

In the US it's a revelation and trend. In rest of the world it's common sense.

[@zyishere]

I think some people may take it seriously but to me the name is ironic right? Like “underconsumption core” but the joke is it’s just a normal person living their normal life

[@MIOLAZARUS]

So it’s back to normality?😂 Oh reminds me of my 90s childhood 🥹

[@StarBoinks]

Why is everything a core now? Haha. First time watching! 🌞

[@mediocrebankai]

Crazy that now that we have so much stuff like the rich they have now focused on having quality food and free time as their flex of wealth.

[@alwaysfabulous9965]

Frugal living 👍🏾

[@gimesegle]

its sad how materialistic american society is, and since the country is powerful, smaller countries "look up" to this type of lifestyles, which are unattainable for more than half of the population of the earth 😂

[@theehobgoblin]

I appreciate what under-consumption core is trying to do, but it is still being MARKETED to us as a trend, which almost guarantees it will not be sustainable. It doesn't present itself as a movement to me. It's the re-marketing of being normal

[@stolen_stardust]

I feel like calling it an aesthetic/-core is being mostly ironic - like yeah, most ppl live like this, and we hate overconsumption, let’s call it underconsumption-core then lmao

[@ivyjuneburrows]

🌞Is this the sun lol

[@diamndz1021]

☀hopefully this doesn't come off as a ginormous rant but I don't understand why everything has to have "core" or "aesthetic" slapped onto it...and these aesthetics are getting more and more ridiculous---I didn't even know what an "office siren" is, like...???? And even though I can't stay off social media like I'd like to, because that's where I mainly show my artwork, I just really wish I could unsee these so called "influencers" and what they think is luxurious, attractive, cute, whatever the case is🤦🏾‍♀🤦🏾‍♀

[@JustMe-oo3wm]

I like underconsumption, but not as a trend. I want it to last beyond a typical trend cycle. I want it to really catch on this time.

[@HazimAlkhulud]

Bring back minimalism

[@gialinhvu4931]

celeb/people try to build a tank to cover their natural self by flex and possession, and when viewer fed up with the content, they sway into a quiet luxury, under-consumption core. overall, human are all human pleaser

[@mylife-23]

Not every collection is over consumption it depends on the reason for buying it. I collect several things like MLP, meemeows, cans that i like, Taylor swift, dead things i find and turn into displays.

[@Anonymous-wb3nz]

Taylor Swift? Grow up.

[@NCrdwlf]

They walk around in Pajamas and slippers how much lower can they go ?

[@espectrorificash]

I think that frugal life is happend just in media class, and in cities. Poor people life frugal because there is not choice😅