# 杀马特

Let’s start with the conclusion: #Shamate （#杀马特 ） is a cult meme — the Chinese version of Milady.
This Shamate meme is one of my personal favorites. It’s just something I like — kind of like #Hakimi , which already has a strong community base and is considered an unofficial BSC meme. If Hakimi gains traction on Alpha, this one could also benefit.
#Hakimi （#哈基米）spreads mainly through voice and music remixes.
#Shamate （#杀马特 ）spreads through its iconic blue (or colorful) spiky hairstyle and unique music style from the Shamate era.
Both have strong viral potential.
Today, I noticed that the comm

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The Era of China’s “Shamate”: When Rebellion Met the Factory Floor
In the early 2000s, China went through a kind of cultural puberty. Cities were booming, rural kids were pouring into factories, and the internet was just starting to connect everyone—but not equally. Out of this chaos came something wild, raw, and deeply misunderstood: the “Shamate” (杀马特).
Think of Shamate as China’s version of emo or cyberpunk street kids—but born not in the suburbs, but in assembly lines. These were teenage factory workers, often from poor rural fam

Me in the second year of junior high school
Frequent ironing of hair gives that floating feeling.
Perhaps very few people know about it now.
And I also pull my hair, mostly purple.
My space is all set up by little sisters, and the song in my space is called "Flying to Someone Else's Bed."
Ah, #杀马特 stirred up my memories of those years chasing girls.
Trading cryptocurrencies has aged me several years in recent years.

People born in the 90s must know what 'Sha Ma Te' means, right? #杀马特

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Give me a boost! Let's show the foreigners the youth of the 90s, those Shamate boys!