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==Inspiration== ''Please note that this section exists for the purposes of documentation, not promotion. Due to the role the Nazi Party played in history and the subsequent sensitive and offensive nature of this aesthetic, it is not recommended that you adopt it for yourself, Rolling Lounge Wiki does not endorse Nazi ideology.'' LEVELWAVE was inspired by Fashwave (a portmanteau of "fascism" and "wave") which is a derivative aesthetic of Synthwave or Vaporwave which is associated with alt-right/far-right/dissident right beliefs like upholding tradition, maintaining racial purity, Anti-Semitism, ultranationalism, and a rejection of post-modernist thought. While the far-right and controversial contents of this genre was seen as controversial and not right, the concept of a montage with a song playing with the -wave main genre was receptioned positively, hence making the inspiration for LEVELWAVE.
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