«Evolution of Youth
Groups in Russia»
By the mid-1960s
teenagers had begun
to form cultural
groupings.
Pioneers
Are the first cultural groupings of
Russian teenagers.
Different subcultures exist in
Russia as they do in other
countries.
Today the life of many young people in Russia is
influenced by popular culture.
Graffiti
Skinhead
Goth
Hip-hop culture
Raver
Hippie
Punk
Emo
Biker
Emo
Emo is commonly tied to both
music and fashion as well as
an inspiration toward the emo
subculture, and the term
"emo" is sometimes
stereotyped with tight jeans on
males and females alike, long
fringe (bangs) brushed to one
side of the face or over one or
both eyes, dyed black, straight
hair, tight t-shirts (usually
short-sleeved) which often
bear the names of emo bands
(or other designer shirts),
studded belts, belt buckles,
canvas sneakers or skate
shoes or other black shoes and
thick, black horn-rimmed
glasses.
Goth
The members of this
subculture wear the
blackest black, with a
lot of silver jewellery
and have very black hair
and look as thin and
pale as possible.
Graffiti
Modern graffiti
predates hip hop
by almost a decade
and has its own
culture, complete
with its own unique
style and slang.
Punk
A young person who
dresses in a shocking
way to express his or
her identity
Hip-hop
During the early
1970s, it came to
the attention of DJs
that the percussion
parts of music; the
break-beat; were
most popular for
dancing
Raver
These are folks who
use computermade, synthesized
music, and drugs to
create massive allnights dance parties
in empty
warehouses.
Skinhead
They cut their hair
shorter than
others do. Are
usually regarded
as violent and
aggressive.
Biker
All person who ride 2 or sometimes 3
wheeled motorized vehicles and who
identify themselves with a particular
Hippie
It is person who
wear a pair of
worn-out blue
jeans, long
hair tied with
bit of string
and a couple
of decorate
chains.
Thanks for the
your attention!
Made by:
Ivanova Y.
Neizhmakova M.
Zhilinskaya K.
Orekhov A.
Ledyanova K.