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PBR&B
PBR&B, also referred to as R-Neg-B, hipster R&B, indie R&B and alternative R&B,〔 is a term used by music journalists to describe an emerging, stylistic alternative to contemporary R&B.
==Etymology==
PBR&B is a portmanteau of PBR (the abbreviation for Pabst Blue Ribbon, a beer most recently associated with the hipster subculture)〔 and R&B. However, despite being the most widely used names for the genre, these terms are often criticized for "pigeonholing" artists into hipster subculture and are derisive. ''Slate'' suggests the name "R-Neg-B".〔 Others suggest that it falls into a broad category of "alternative R&B" or "indie R&B".
The genre has sometimes been called "noir&B."
The first use of the term "PBR&B" was on Twitter by ''Sound of the City'' writer Eric Harvey on a March 22, 2011 post. Three years later, amazed and distressed at how far the term—meant as a joke—had traveled, Harvey wrote an extensive essay about it for Pitchfork.
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