What beautifully decorated homes; I wish more people put this much of “themselves” into the spaces they live, instead of the typical “Gee, this painting looks really swell over the couch.” 💗☠️
It was much more difficult to acquire decor and furniture of this style in the 90's before internet. Even with stores, it was either thrifting, painting & restyling, DIY, Estate Sells, or getting very lucky in a shop. Bigger cities probably had it a bit easier.
Last I heard from someone (another Goth) who lives near that area, back around the year 2000 the main person who owned those apartments had to move out of state, due to that eventually more & more Norms moved in until it became a Norm apartment again. It has been years since I was told that, so I may now have some of the facts wrong. I guess we will just have to wait for one of the people in the video to see this & comment ;) .
Very nice!!! I too am a collector of the unusual, but I think I need more shelving. Things are too cluttered at the moment. I, we me and my girl, seem to be the only one's that are into this eclectic way of life in my area. I just can't seem to find anyone into Goth like myself anywhere near me. Heavy Sigh... oh well at least I can see it here gives me hope lol.
What happened to the Goth apartment building? Did you actually end up with a building lived in by lots of Goths? What is your decor like nearly 20 years later?
@@priscillaielasi1910 I've been Goth for nearly 20 years, so I get that, but I was wondering if it was now EVEN MORE GOTHIC, especially as there's now so many more made-to-look- spooky things you can get (Haunt Furniture and CAS Designs exist, for example) and now that there's so many things made to be sold at Halloween but which are made nicely to last rather than temporary decorations/party tat. I'm going to guess these people will have moved house since then, so I'm curious as to what they've all done.
@@DomesticatedGoth oh lol yeh there's other places get things that arnt haunt or I'm sure diy I diy I don't like the marketed stuff they push nowadays myself
Imagine how i felt when i lost my Dakota bequiethed home? New York was by far the most Vampire.We lived our own way..residents...now the city is minus my kids+i who are overseas 4 mostly reasons i cant reveal.
The building idea sounds nice. Unfortunately I dont see any people who really are enveloped in the goth sentiment such as myself besides my husband. Nice decor overall, not so fond of the coffin thing but I do understand it.
I quite don´t get this side of the gothic subculture... the slick hair with the beards, the fancy history touch... I mean, I also like history, but that? I don´t get it... where is the post-punk attitude?
A bit strange and unnecessary I'm an artist and my room reflects myself but I wear black white and grey I love grey it's my favourite colour and I'm Ok with death and such I actually want to be a mortician but I'd rather be a animator cause I love art too much though if I had to change jobs I would be a mortician
Mr. Kemplin why difnt you all just jointly buy the residence? The so called norms had just as much rite to live there as yourselves because you all were rent payers. It seems only fitting that you would have apl gathered to make an offer of purchase. Regards Maestro Inferno
This is what Goth subculture really is instead of the nowadays stereotypical fashion obsessed mainstream friendly Goth scene!
This is still about aesthetics, though.
Right, cause the people in this documentary aren't obsessed with fashion, lol.
@@thatbitchnoemie Maybe you missed the part where the show their home decor and not just the fashion.
@wonderful christmastime if you like something it means you appreciate it. When you live it it means you believe in it.
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What beautifully decorated homes; I wish more people put this much of “themselves” into the spaces they live, instead of the typical “Gee, this painting looks really swell over the couch.” 💗☠️
Love the memorial. A very touching addition to any home decor.
It was much more difficult to acquire decor and furniture of this style in the 90's before internet.
Even with stores, it was either thrifting, painting & restyling, DIY, Estate Sells, or getting very lucky in a shop. Bigger cities probably had it a bit easier.
Love the gothic vamp subculture
I love the goths (( not talking about the Goth warriors)) the beauty, the fashions, the romance etc.
Alluring breath taking perfection
1:12 i love how enthusiastic she sounds
Last I heard from someone (another Goth) who lives near that area, back around the year 2000 the main person who owned those apartments had to move out of state, due to that eventually more & more Norms moved in until it became a Norm apartment again. It has been years since I was told that, so I may now have some of the facts wrong. I guess we will just have to wait for one of the people in the video to see this & comment ;) .
The homes are beautiful. And the people seem lovely
I love this video so much!
Es un placer ver tanta elegancia🖤
Very handsome
Beautiful homes
Very nice!!! I too am a collector of the unusual, but I think I need more shelving. Things are too cluttered at the moment. I, we me and my girl, seem to be the only one's that are into this eclectic way of life in my area. I just can't seem to find anyone into Goth like myself anywhere near me. Heavy Sigh... oh well at least I can see it here gives me hope lol.
This is so awesome!
What happened to the Goth apartment building? Did you actually end up with a building lived in by lots of Goths? What is your decor like nearly 20 years later?
Your goth your goth
@@priscillaielasi1910 I am indeed a Goth, yes
@@DomesticatedGoth no u numpty I mean 20 years later why would a goth need to change people like the same your goth your goth forever:)
@@priscillaielasi1910 I've been Goth for nearly 20 years, so I get that, but I was wondering if it was now EVEN MORE GOTHIC, especially as there's now so many more made-to-look- spooky things you can get (Haunt Furniture and CAS Designs exist, for example) and now that there's so many things made to be sold at Halloween but which are made nicely to last rather than temporary decorations/party tat. I'm going to guess these people will have moved house since then, so I'm curious as to what they've all done.
@@DomesticatedGoth oh lol yeh there's other places get things that arnt haunt or I'm sure diy I diy I don't like the marketed stuff they push nowadays myself
i would love to live there
loved this. great ideas
awesome, love your place
gorgeous
Imagine how i felt when i lost my Dakota bequiethed home? New York was by far the most Vampire.We lived our own way..residents...now the city is minus my kids+i who are overseas 4 mostly reasons i cant reveal.
I would love to see the full documentary but can't find it anywhere :(
It reminds me of my two aunt's houses, a victorian era. Except for the coffins & the bdsm things. haha
Nice house
Was a good time
What is the song in the beginning? Great video!!
That painting is called The Young Martyr, not Death Of The Martyr.
Anyone know where this building is?? I wonder if they ever got all goths/vamps living there, and if so I'd very much like to move in 🖤
Oh now i want to move there.Is it still a thing they live there right?
Jack (Fang Club) and Devora are in this. I skipped this one, im in others
The building idea sounds nice. Unfortunately I dont see any people who really are enveloped in the goth sentiment such as myself besides my husband. Nice decor overall, not so fond of the coffin thing but I do understand it.
0:56 he's low key pretty hot ngl
LYDIA
Where u at I move next to you 💀
Now it would be 16 year old instagrammers having killstar pr packages constantly delivered to their front doors.
song playing at 2:22??
I'm not sure, but the band should be listed with the others during the credits.
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I despise touch screen tech.
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I quite don´t get this side of the gothic subculture... the slick hair with the beards, the fancy history touch... I mean, I also like history, but that? I don´t get it... where is the post-punk attitude?
Ugh ppl like this does exist anymore
IssaFashion Killa : Yes, we still do exist inspite of your comment!
If you don't like people like us the problem isn't ours: the problem is you!
A bit strange and unnecessary I'm an artist and my room reflects myself but I wear black white and grey I love grey it's my favourite colour and I'm
Ok with death and such I actually want to be a mortician but I'd rather be a animator cause I love art too much though if I had to change jobs I would be a mortician
Mr. Kemplin why difnt you all just jointly buy the residence? The so called norms had just as much rite to live there as yourselves because you all were rent payers. It seems only fitting that you would have apl gathered to make an offer of purchase.
Regards
Maestro Inferno