>like something popular >"HAHAHA get some taste you

welcome to 4chan ya dummy

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Consider the following:
don't like things on the pretenses of them being popular or unpopular
like things because you like them, and learn how to formulate a good enough defensive opinion to explain to normies why you feel a distinct way about something.
It's honestly not hard lol

this is what happens when you post on media based boards inhabited by teenagers whose primary means of constructing an identity for themselves is based almost entirely on what media they consume

stop caring what other people think about your taste

I hate The Walking Dead, I think it's for brain-damaged plebeians, but if that's your favorite show then more power to you, it's none of my business.

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>>35123014
>like something obscure
>"what a nerd faggot"
>couple years pass by
>now everyone likes it and pretend they have always liked it
>because of this I unlike it
>"you just not like it because it's popular, what a fucking pretentious faggot"

>>35123124
>I think it's for brain-damaged plebeians
There are certain things I hate about it (most of all the zombies). What I like about it however is this unique post-apocalyptic, yet so old school western-like atmosphere.

>>35123135

Your taste is based off other peoples' tastes. You're still a poseur.

However, you can be sincere and not liking something popular, give a good opinion, like other things that are also popular, and still get called names. There's no escaping the stigma of bad or insincere taste.