The
phrase and acronym got swayed into the youth world & created a mass
epiphany. Yolo (You Only Live Once) was used in youth culture & music, and
was popularized by the 2011 song “The Motto” by Canadian rapper Drake. As the quote of Mae West says, “You only live
once, but if you do It right, once is enough”
we are the people with choices and we own our ship, so why not sail it
yourself and do whatever you wish to. The so called youths of the media
dominated era soon joined the bandwagons of the enchanted followers by
accepting the slogan as their magic spell. This was the chance for the budding
youths to grow and show the insane world what rationalism is and how it is
defined in their terms. It soon became a predicament for the matured beings as
the rational side of the teens gripped an alarming change in behavior.
The
#Yolo again can’t be lashed upon for all the decisions taken by the teenagers
from committing mistakes, trying to pull up weird crazy pranks, being reckless
and at the end coming up with excuses that life is too short to waste the
opportunities. According to them the phrase indicates that our lives have
become fragmented are we are riding our lives on the usual monotonous and
mechanical paths. They have their own justifications to provide you with a
story of their newly found revolution by this phrase “You Only Live Once
(#Yolo)” and how they can cherish the present moment and live in present by
their change in the system attitude. Twitter overflowed with “#YOLO” as an
inspirational axiom, suggesting the lapse of judgment in a sober society. Well
Teenage is the time of our lives, we can’t miss the chances of being imprudent,
so like the top 10 songs in the chart, the fad is likely to get old and move
on. So why not embrace it for some time and get wild.
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