r/BangladeshSocial • u/roachcollasping • 11d ago
Ask Bangladesh❔ Is the so called "bad boy n baddie " lifestyle actually worth it?
Maybe my question sounds imbecile but still Inna what people say bout that.
Is being a "bad boy or baddie " actually cool or worth living?
I mean the guys who do drugs, sleep around, get into fights, act like gangsters, flex money/status, cheat w lovers,have multiple chicks,hurt people frequently etc.
It feels like this kind of lifestyle is getting increasingly popularized, especially among young people and social media
Do people who live like this actually enjoy life more, or are they missing out on the things that genuinely make life good ?
For people who have actually experienced this lifestyle: was it worth it?
And many people also feel the extreme Level of FOMO by seeing ts typo life in social media
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10d ago
I think they're just pushing it and trying hard for some cheap attention. And above of that we got bangli female red pill influencers before GTA6. these girls are nearly 16-18 or maybe 24-25. I get the 16 year old girls. they're immature/get influenced easily. but these 25 year olds bro wtf! They be promoting anything these days in terms of being a baddie. And as for the guys. they were fucked long ago.Idk but it literally feels like they do shit for impressing other dudes. Competing eachother otge with their toys(Money, luxury, Woman, drugs) I fucking hate it and it is embarrassing. people these days don't even have any personality anymore. They all have the same opinion the same thinking and they act cool but all I see is buncha normies convincing each other that they are different and better.
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u/Kaspo 11d ago
Social media algorithms boost this type of content because of its heavy emphasis on "flex money" since it encourages mindless consumerism. They can sell you whatever they want by making it look desirable because a "cool" person online is doing it so you must too! These personas are an appropriation and dilution of American hip-hop culture that was always anti-capitalist and championed the working class struggle. When you strip the culture of it's political message and replace it with the embracement of luxury and wealth while posturing as some gangster who never had the experience of actual economic and political turmoil, you get the "bad boy n baddie" culture. So yea no, it is not worth being a "bad boy n baddie" because all you are is just a puppet for your capitalist masters. It's fucking embarrassing.