#InternetSubcultures

[inourya]

so today at uni, we were talking about cultural startups, and it got me thinking — does a fandom magazine exist that actually analyzes fan culture?  

not just news and fan art, but deep dives into why we hyperfixate, how internet subcultures evolve, where shipping wars come from, and why some memes refuse to die.  

if something like this already exists—drop a link, i need to see it.  

if not… then it’s time to make it happen.  

fandom studies, but without the academic dust. smart takes, clean writing, killer design.  

to pull this off, i need:  

a designer (because my canva skills are a tragedy)  

an editor—preferably a native english speaker—to help make the writing sharp and natural  

if this sounds like something you want to be part of, hit me up. let’s make something iconic.

[earnmoney25]

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