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The fragments of media you consume - by Ryan Broderick
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The fragments of media you consume Home Posts The fragments of media you consume The fragments of media you consume Read to the end for pop! Jan 20, 2023 Defining “#corecore” Chances are you’ve seen a few explainers going around about “#corecore,” a sorta-new TikTok sorta-aesthetic. NBC News’ Kalhan Rosenblatt defined it recently as “images and video from various mediums — such as memes, headlines, movie and television clips” set to “emotional, rousing musical scores.” Blogger Kieran Press-Reynolds, one of the first people to identify the trend, recently in an interview with Mashable described
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