Genre-elitism: noun. 1. The condescension evinced by an individual convinced of the superiority of his musical tastes.
2. A sense of entitlement, which is induced by an individual's firm belief in the supremacy of their favourite genre. 3. It is manifested by disparaging or disdainful comments about any other genre; along with spiteful, sardonic remarks about those who like genres other than their own. 4. Their sense of self-worth seems to have been derived entirely from their taste in music.
Genre-elitism is usually unacceptable and unforgivable beyond the age of fifteen (or sixteen, at the latest).
Related Forms:
adj. genre-elitist, noun. genre-elite
Friday, September 10, 2010
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Genre-elitism is usually unacceptable and unforgivable beyond the age of fifteen (or sixteen, at the latest).
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[Zexy]
This is more about the message than the post, but thank you for hitting me as hard as you could.
(Annoying you here since Shruti is not my servant. She has the more elaborate version of the thanks. Or not. Either way, too embarrassing to be on the internet.)
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