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Smiles History

Smiley is perhaps the most identifiable symbol ever. What seems to be illustrative, not childish sophisticated as gay face, usually described as a black ball with a yellow background, the two black dots for eyes and half-circle toward the rear lip, has a rather interesting story since the early 1960s. In the spirit of improving the image-body in the hippie movement of the 70 signs of Internet terminology, Smiley face is changing, according to the drift of popular culture.

People who Smiley

T-shirts saying darnedest things. One day I saw a t-shirt that says “Destroy the popular culture. Repeat Rebuilding… “

Being a musician who is struggling to compete with the constantly changing, the capricious desires of popular music, it was like a light bulb going on above my head! Is this something to constantly develop if destroyed?

To continue to make money, industries of popular culture are not bad for some things they should embrace the art form, if you talk about music, fashion or whatever. Take the disco music in the 1970s as an example. Stay with me on this point. In the 70s, everyone likes disco music. Well all the people, for the most part. Including me and I still am so there.

Smiles History

Smiley is perhaps the most identifiable symbol ever. What seems to be illustrative, not childish sophisticated as gay face, usually described as a black ball with a yellow background, the two black dots for eyes and half-circle toward the rear lip, has a rather interesting story since the early 1960s. In the spirit of improving the image-body in the hippie movement of the 70 signs of Internet terminology, Smiley face is changing, according to the drift of popular culture.

People who Smiley