Are we the last generation of Tiki? - General Tiki

A AceExplorer Grand Member (8 years) Deep in the Jacksonville Flori-duh jungle. Joined: Apr 03, 2008 Posts: 2564	A AceExplorer Posted posted on Thu, Oct 19, 2017 10:09 AM I've gotten busier, and I've increased my involvement as a contributor to a cocktail blog. But this whole tiki thing has continued to grow around us. I don't think it will ever become a national #1 trend, but it has staying power because of how enjoyable it is. Does it get much better than chilling and sharing top-notch drinks with friends who also like faux-Polynesian food? And then there's the whloe world of music. There's more to tiki than there ever was with pogs or Beanie Babies or Cabbage Patch Kids or with today's fidget spinners. We tiki fans have made a helluva dent in pop culture! It's more than just a shallow fad. I think this is going to continue to be around for many decades because so many of us like it and won't forget it in our lifetimes.

I've gotten busier, and I've increased my involvement as a contributor to a cocktail blog. But this whole tiki thing has continued to grow around us. I don't think it will ever become a national #1 trend, but it has staying power because of how enjoyable it is. Does it get much better than chilling and sharing top-notch drinks with friends who also like faux-Polynesian food? And then there's the whloe world of music. There's more to tiki than there ever was with pogs or Beanie Babies or Cabbage Patch Kids or with today's fidget spinners.

We tiki fans have made a helluva dent in pop culture! It's more than just a shallow fad. I think this is going to continue to be around for many decades because so many of us like it and won't forget it in our lifetimes.

Post #780710 by AceExplorer on Thu, Oct 19, 2017 10:09 AM