This is a good ass video I really wish American comics went this direction. Edgy and fun and whatever it wants to be.

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What a culture of losers.

awesome. not many people know about fun stuff, or hate, comics.

The 1990s was the "Ugly Decade." Generation X and the 1990s embraced all things ugly, taboo, rough, raw, raunchy and ridiculous. Think, "Joe's Apartment." We replaced "Dynasty" with "Melrose Place." We replaced Neiman Marcus with thrift store shopping. We replaced highbrow with lowbrow. Beauty was out. Ugly was in.

Genx we dont care. Genz they care too much.

Yeah, a bunch of Gen Xers have gone back on everything they did when they were young, the most obvious case in point being Chuck Klosterman's book The Nineties. If you think the hit piece on Bagge was ridiculous, that's a 300 page retrospective on the entire decade with the same smugly superior point of view. I think there's a need to evaluate what it means to be cynical and sincere. Gen X had a moment where they were both, because they turned so much of their disdain back on themselves and decided they just weren't going to lie about how it was... while at the same time, they still obviously held the same basic anti-establishment values as the boomers did. They just knew they couldn't pull it off. The fault wasn't in the system, it was in the people, who in aggregate ARE the system. It works this way because earnest reform doesn't work. Trust and social duty can't be sold to a consumerist people. They know too much, and can't deal with power well enough to really change the value system. If sincerity means that you have to really go after what you believe is right, but cynicism means knowing that you're going to fail, then you can be both but you can't believe in a happy ending. Gen X was right about this, and at some point you have to accept that it's the beliefs, the hope for the idyllic world, that's flawed. I don't think this is such a bad thing, but I like people more when they're tough and scarred and a little vitriolic, so I'm probably just way out of touch and don't like the species.

I hope somewhere in the beginning the creator mentions all the recessions Gen X went thru 2000, 2008. My resume had like 4 companies in one year in that time period

Gen~x was the first techno age.

Btw..you do know that love and rockets had alot of queer characters in it? But seeing that you're overlooking queer people in music and everything else that not that surprising

Pahlaniuk is pronounced "PAHL-a-nick". NOT "Puh-LAH-nee-uck". Gen X still cares about pronunciation, grammar, spelling, and language generally.

Kelton Sears basically describing the joke that Bagge was delivering - because he doesn't treat Buddy as a character but as a thin disguise for Peter Bagge - as if he has caught Bagge doing a naughty from almost 40 years in the future then proceeding to make a smug list of how Bagge's work is being problematic - while ignoring that that is the joke and Bagge was taking the piss on this culture in the first place - that is honestly a staggering piece of cosmic comedy. GenZ scolding GenX for online clout because GenX drew a spicy comic book decades ago.

There’s never been a successful generation, the zeitgeist of the late twentieth/early twenty first century, was just a continuation & consolidation (in The West), of POWER… …our ‘superiors’, it must be understood, are evil. If you care about culture, art - humanity’s soul - to any degree, you’ll work together to disempower our superior idiots. Don’t forget: there’s evil everywhere at every level. One last thing, if you don’t understand evil - it’s nature in the abstract - or where power lies and how it is weaponised against the many - by the many - for the few, you’ve a stupid amount of work to do. Evil 101: it wants to destroy the good & beautiful… …if your mind is thinking ‘physical’, then you’ve really got a lot of stupid work to do. Power: food, fuel, fresh water, housing. Assets they’re converting failed fiat into, guess how they do this. I’ve learned a lot from comics & heroes - even villains - the main one being it isn’t the powers that make a character one or the other… …they just amplify what’s already there: good becomes great, etc I’m resigned to going down with the ship, because the majority of crew & passengers ‘ruin it’. Ps interesting part 1, interested to learn about this ‘hate’ comic (never heard of it), but then again I’m not a big owner of comic literature (just one series).

I hate everything but love HATE!

I was already a movie buff back then but it was in HATE where I first learned about the surreal "Spider Baby" starring a young Sid Haig! 🕷👶

It looks a lot like Rocky by Matin Kellerman.

I remember Gen-X being aware of the media effort to categorize it and these so-called generations in general. Gen-X was savvy and saw through it as a marketing ploy, which at its base is a bid for social control. Nobody had to say anything; we made an active decision to resist it. Unfortunately, I've noticed more and more, middle-aged Gen-Xers are allowing themselves to be drawn into these artificial divisions, and I fear that if this continues, if enough begin to identify with it, critical mass will be reached, the trap will close and before we know it, some fake animosity will be manufactured, say, between us and Gen-Z or something, just like the one that supposedly exists between Boomers and Millennials (of which the Boomers are scarcely aware, although surely it gives Millennials moral standing to treat old people as the enemy instead of figuring out the real causes of the housing crisis and lack of meaningful jobs, and thus perpetuates a system within which such travesties can be carried out by a few billionaires while we all squabble over crumbs). What a tedious, predictable and exhausting scene that will be. I'll pass.

This is better than those 50s Anti-Gay PSA commercials👍

I am a Yummy Fer man myself. Also, Ried Flemming.

Big Bagge fan but I found the latest ‘Hate Revisited’ a bit patchy with some unusually rushed inking. What did you make of it?

This series has motivated me to get this for an old Cambridge Boomer friend of mine who used to distribute International Times and Oz Magazines on campus and got busted multiple times for it. He was also a fan of Crumb and Zap and other contemporary publications. He's incredibly difficult to gift-buy for, but i think I'm going to get him the Hate box set. So you've made a sale. 😁

I used to know a guy in a Cincy band called The Buddy Bradley Experience -- he met P-Bag in person and was gifted with an on-the-spot caricature of Pete Rose; here they are at the old laundromat/venue, Sudsy Malone's kzfaq.info/get/bejne/mMV0eZOmsLOUnYE.html

Good ol' P-Bag. I think he's still hoping for a big resurgence and the day a major player wants to hand over a big check to make a cartoon with his characters/style. I think his art would be a good contender for 3D treatment.

This guy sounds smart 👀🧠

We were not only self aware we Gen X saw through our baby boomer parents . How narcissistic they were and how narcissistic the next Gen would be we created the truthers alternative news that spoke about the changes . And very critical of Gen Zs because they are almost like the boomers but more cringe . Gen X millennials and all other Gen is nothing new to us we have figured them out . the GenX name was known before the 90s we knew this back in the 70s but let's not forget the 70s Gen X started in 1965 . All we saw throughout the Many decades is the results of the Marxist counter culture . Because the allied powers defeated the wrong enemy in world war two which brought inn slowly but surely what we got after the US fought for communism and the Left without realizing it. The boomers were the tools of the summer of love counter culture to brain wash to hate God's natural law's and throw the nuclear family under the bus Brain washed by marxist professors against important rules that keep society intact purposely by leftist marxist professors agents of Zion to change things for the worst but it's become normal. Now . Punk rock was to destroy the youth and hip hop to destroy the white and black youth the communist civil rights movement was to create and instigate Anti white hate and white guilt the boomers voted for same sex and marxist multiculturalism and pornography . No other Gen can see this like ours Gen X .

What a great overview - this is my first exposure to Peter Baggie’s work, so thanks! Just a newbie observation (forgive if this is already known or previously discussed by fans already)…. It seems to me that that 1999 animated show Mission Hill could be a direct rip-off of, or at least highly inspired by Hate. Seattle hipsters… wacky secondary characters… it’s like the same work, but watered down with more low-brow humor.

Monroe from Mad Mag. You do such good deep dives, make one more

I thought Gen Xs shtick was nihilistic indifference, yes?

With content creators like you, we are truly in the midst of a Golden Age of knowledge transfer and I hope people realize this!!

SUBSCRIBED!!!! Living in Brooklyn, NYC around 2010/2011 I remember this huge rapid migration/influx of people from Oregon, Washington, Vancouver, Idaho- you could see the out of state license plates of cars all around predominantly Black neighborhoods (many had For Sale signs on them). Places like Williamsburg, Coney Island and Red Hook had already become "Seattle East" but now Bedford Stuyvesant, Crown Heights, and Brownsville were rapidly getting coffee shopped! Yes, it was fascinating to see the transformation happening in real time. (My favorite alt comic was Joe Matt's Peep Show books- The Poor Bastard, Fair Weather, etc).

At the time, being a Gen-X kid, I thought we were totally doomed and useless, lol. We didn't turn out that bad and got our shit together.

Loving this channel

I started reading Neat Stuff and Weirdo in the mid 80's. That was some of the funniest comics I read up to that time. Hate is reflective of every psuedo hip early 20's scene around the USA. I'm from the tail end of boomers with our Hardcore scene. Thanks for this great history. I was fortunate enough to meet Maestro Bagge in the 90's. He was laid back but I could sense his sardonic wit

well done, genX is grampa culture now, speaking from experience

Hey man I'm really digging your videos. I've always been curious about Gen X in general but all of my older Gen X family members had already moved away by the time I had the presence of mind to learn from them. This Hate Revisited series has been very enlightening.

I dislike this channel strongly. When are they going to talk about gay Spider-Man?

Great channel and series. Looking forward to more

Obviously I can't judge the entire generation but overall I find most Gen xers kinda obnoxious. They preach way too much and constantly has to tell everyone how badass they are and how they don't care