When did non-mainstream become popular?

It emerged in China in 2007, while non-mainstream in China was born in the 1980s. It was originally a trend led by a sophomore student born in the 1980s, and became popular among students born in the 1990s.

Non-mainstream is popular among those born in the 80s and 90s. Most of the people who like non-mainstream are boys and girls born after the 90s.

Due to various differences dominated by age (including ways of thinking, knowledge structures, communication platforms, etc.), "FZL" can rarely be understood by speakers in traditional media.

Therefore, traditional media usually adopt a mild wait-and-see attitude towards "FZL". Their reports often quote the opinions of experts at large lengths, and link it with Martian literature, exam-oriented education, adolescent psychological problems, puppy love and other behaviors.

Some people once commented on the Internet that "FZL" corrupted the public morals, and derogated it as "fat lard" and "fat pig flow" through homophonic pronunciation.

These comments are often ignored by the "FZL crowd".

Those who like non-mainstream music are mostly students in school who were born in the 1990s, and they are all about the same age.

Extended profile picture: I like strange and strange pictures. For example, I will pretend to be demented and decadent when posing, and I like pouting at the camera at an angle of 45 degrees.

I like PS pictures.

Dressing up: Different from the general public, for example, women wear men's clothes, wear hip-hop, dress in rags, etc.

Hairstyle: Dye your hair in colors such as blue and white, or make it exaggerated.

Music: Dynamic, avant-garde, trendy music, etc. are welcome.

Life: Don’t follow what others say, don’t pursue popularization, be rebellious, radical and creative in your thoughts.

Personality: Show your confidence, sunshine and vitality infinitely.