my dad got me into goth culture,, he made me love horror movies and goth music and i appreciate him for it. goth culture is absolutely beautiful

Don't appologize for the reaction videos, I enjoy them from you two.  🖤💜

You gotta do Southpark goths Cosplay, It’ll be Iconic

I don't fear death i embrace that shit

Lol I was just saying "who just ask to puts their fingers in a complete stranger mouth" 🤣💀💀

People think that I'm obsessed with death, but I'm not. I'm just ok with death, I'm at Pease with it

Happy Goth Day! You guys!

A vampire coven is called a vampire court

Always loved the goth culture. I'd never go as far as using makeup but I like wearing leather. Always found the crowd to be welcoming and unique.

I like your opinions on Goth. I really think it’s what you make of it. My friends and I love the pageantry and the beautiful dazzle of being Goth but there are truly depressed Goths that can take you down a dark path. I think it’s like the art movement Romanticism. It’s the fantasy pretty meets grotesque. My fav type of art. ❤️🧛‍♀️💃

The Jenny. Jones show I was on as a vampire goth was called “Don’t judge me by my outrageous appearance” where a bunch of variation of club kids where on stage. I can’t find the darn tootin episode. Chicago “Nocturna” with DJ scary lady Sara ran every Tuesday in the 90s. She still has Nocturna on twitch and still has her night! Goth on forever 🧛‍♀️🧛‍♀️🧛‍♀️

Even as a child , I loved bones and I was curious about why things were as they were. To me Goth is a celebration of life. A respect for it as well as a respect for death and how we die. How anything dies. It isn't just an aesthetic. The connection of death and life is surreal.

I think those people look sooo good! I love the vampire goth look, so timeless and beautiful

without life there would be no death, i like to think of death as just another part of life, it s not bad or good, it s neutral

When you said 'Can you imagine going to a weekly Goth night at a club?', it made me all nostalgic for the days when you still could.

I started being a Goth back in the late 80s, but in 1990 I turned 17 and so it was the 90s where I started to go clubbing (they had the whole '18 to party, 21 to drink' thing at some of the local clubs here in Atlanta, so I could get in once I turned 18). Around then, a local club called The Chamber opened up and it was a Goth/Industrial (and also pretty k!nky) club that was open until 2005 and unlike some of the other places in town that had a 'Goth Night', this place was pretty much Goth all the time! IT WAS AMAZING!

Later there was another local, mostly Goth club called The Shelter that lasted til about 2015 or so, but Goth clubs -- and even Goth Nights at clubs -- seem to be fewer and far between nowadays. (In fact, I used to go to some local Goth Nights pre-pandemic, but many of those venues closed down permanently during the pandemic or just cancelled the Goth Nights all together and haven't brought them back ☹)

Yeah, as I said, I'm sometimes definitely nostalgic for the days in the 90s where I could go to a Goth club pretty much anytime I wanted. Now it seems like I'm always struggling to find events instead (especially things that are regular and not one-offs). ☹

I'm so happy that you guys elaborated on the transcendental aspect of dealing with death-related things as things that are possibly aesthetic. I do think it's a way of accepting the inevitable doom that's upon all of us. It's very beautiful to me to look at death, especially my own, saying it's a part of the cycle of life and completely natural.

13:29 Conor if you ever want to chat about dealing with existential dread, i've lived with it and came to a non-religious or spiritual, semi-scientific conclusion there's something after death, it made things much better

That's so cool that their mums got them into it! I wish I had someone in my family that was also into the dark and spooky... Christmas with the extended family is always fun 😅 you think after so many years they'd stop questioning it.
Thanks for the upload 🖤

Nope, you are indeed correct, a group of vampires is called a coven

Same thoughts. Love the Beauty of graveyards, the artistry in the stones and tombs, the nature, grass, flowers, trees.  Highgate cemetery is a nature reserve, I saw 2 foxes the last time i was there, gorgeous!