No music as far as I can tell.
And all the "culturally enthusiastic" youth that I know are just into masks, identity politics, transgender and race stuff... Which is heavily subsidized by the corporate/government media and therefore far from genuine.
Did it get subverted out of existence?
Specifically -- can you go into a some more detail about what "youth culture" means to you, and what makes one genuine vs not?
And as for music subcultures, I'm a fan of several genres which have distinctive fashions, art styles and world views - rave, psytrance, drum and bass, hardcore punk, metal. It's great to go along to gigs and meet people from those different groups.
I think what has changed is that those subcultures are no longer exclusive to young people. It has become more acceptable for people to be outwardly "alternative" later in life, so people remain in the cultures they found when they were young.
That might be called a whiff of subculture. That assumption that a question is a feint and a conversation is a fight. That paranoia.
That's a new and ubiquitous thing. Strong basis for... some kind of cultural formation.
Can you name it, its philosophy (roughly, in a nutshell), its music-style and its style of dress?
Because I can't.
Can you name 2 or 3?
It's still easy to find niche groups, the signal to noise ratio is completely fucked though
I'm a big fan of moody ambient electronica, but I can't imagine anybody pogoing to it.
What do the kids dance to these days?
Are there still mosh pits?
Various.
Yes.
Whether it is more or less, like say 20 years ago, I could not tell, but I would say it is more divers today. Less strict defined scenes.
Kids don't go to mosh pits but these still happen. There are raves year round all around the world, from electro to death metal
Maybe you got too old and/or just plain disconnected from the new youth culture(s), it doesn't mean it doesn't exist