We cannot write this article without address the elephant in the room: Vice Media. By 2014, Vice had evolved from a punk magazine into a global youth culture empire (HBO's Vice, Vice News).
The term "City Vices" in 2014 is inextricably linked to Vice’s aesthetic: distorted typefaces, jarring cuts, and gonzo reporting from the gutters of urban centers. Their documentary Liberace of Baghdad or Russian Roulette (covering Pussy Riot) didn't just report on cities; they swam in the vice. Vice made it cool to look at heroin epidemics (Vancouver’s DTES) and gang violence (Chicago) through a glossy, branded lens. In 2014, watching Vice felt like participating in the vice without getting your hands dirty. city of vices xxx 2014 digital playground hd 10
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If Wolf of Wall Street was the id of city vices, Nightcrawler was the superego. Lou Bloom (Jake Gyllenhaal) drives through the neon arteries of Los Angeles at 3 AM. His vice is ambition without empathy. The film dismantles the gig economy before it had a name. Lou sells footage of bloody car crashes and home invasions to a local news station. The vice here is the viewer’s own appetite. 2014 media began to turn the lens on the audience: You watch the news for the carnage. You are the vice. Their documentary Liberace of Baghdad or Russian Roulette