Aura Farming Has Become a Real-Life Sport. Inside the Rise of Aura Battles
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For the first time in Madrid, the Internet phenomenon of farmar aura brings together more than a hundred young people, divided between those who see it as a new form of prestige and those who consider it a simple passing fashion.
It is the fever of the moment and covers adolescents and even university students. The battles of aura already exist in Brazil, Argentina, Mexico, Bolivia and Chile. In Portugal there are already ads, but does the 'trend' arrive to luscious lands?
Aura Farming Has Become a Real-Life Sport. Inside the Rise of Aura Battles
What started as internet slang for effortless cool has jumped off TikTok and into public squares, where a new generation is competing for the most intangible prize imaginable: aura. Aura… The post Aura Farming Has Become a Real-Life Sport. Inside the Rise of Aura Battles appeared first on SWAGGER Magazine.
It's five o'clock in the afternoon on the park esplanade and no one talks. Two 15-year-old teenagers walk in circles, separated by just three meters of grass. There are no pushes, no insults, no background music. There are only fixed looks, upright backs and a parsimony studied that streaks in hypnosis. Around, a circle of thirty boys holds their phones high, recording in absolute silence. If you see this, you are in the middle of an "aura battl…
About 300 teenagers followed it live from La Rambla
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