This Photo Series by Joshua Cobos Captures the Disneyland Gangs
Farida Helmy — March 23, 2014 — Unique
References: joshuacobos.tumblr & vice
A little confusing and very bizarre, this collection of images shows viewers the fascinating world of Disneyland gangs. Yes, apparently Disneyland has gangs that like to meet up there often to just hang out together and enjoy their day at the theme park as a group.
This recent fascinating and weird Disneyland gang phenomenon was captured by photographer Joshua Cobos for VICE magazine. Cobos captures images of the different gangs that include Main Street Elite, Disney's Villains, Disney's Resort Imbeciles, Turbo Jugend Disneyland and Mickey's Pink Ladies.
Embellishing their hand-crafted jackets with patches and lapel designs just like real gangs, these harmless gangs are made-up of mostly adults who feel connected to one another because they share the same enthusiasm for Disneyland.
This recent fascinating and weird Disneyland gang phenomenon was captured by photographer Joshua Cobos for VICE magazine. Cobos captures images of the different gangs that include Main Street Elite, Disney's Villains, Disney's Resort Imbeciles, Turbo Jugend Disneyland and Mickey's Pink Ladies.
Embellishing their hand-crafted jackets with patches and lapel designs just like real gangs, these harmless gangs are made-up of mostly adults who feel connected to one another because they share the same enthusiasm for Disneyland.
Trend Themes
1. Disneyland Gang Culture - The rise of Disneyland gangs presents opportunities for themed merchandise, specialized events, and personalized experiences within the theme park.
2. Subculture Photography - Documenting and showcasing unique subcultures like Disneyland gangs through photography can lead to new art forms, exhibitions, and online platforms.
3. Adult Fan Communities - The emergence of adult fan groups centered around shared interests, such as Disneyland, opens up possibilities for targeted marketing campaigns, exclusive offers, and fan meet-ups.
Industry Implications
1. Theme Parks - Theme parks can embrace the Disneyland gang culture by creating dedicated areas, events, and merchandise that cater to adult fan communities.
2. Photography - Photographers can explore subculture photography as a niche market, capturing unique communities and their lifestyles, leading to new artistic collaborations and exhibitions.
3. Fashion and Merchandise - Fashion and merchandise brands can collaborate with Disneyland gangs to create limited edition clothing and accessories, appealing to the growing appetite for unique subculture-inspired products.
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