Any other young bronies out there?

[Unity 332]

1 minute ago, Annie said:

I've seen the first one, didn't like it that much

Also season 3 was so bad I honestly just kind of lost interest afterwards

I highly suggest Rainbow Rocks

It has the best music ever

[honk friend 1,978]

Just now, Spider Man said:

It’s a very accepting community.

Until you read the MLPforums debate pit

Just now, donttellmum said:

I highly suggest Rainbow Rocks

It has the best music ever

Not really interested in EQG honestly. I'm thinking I'll just catch up on the show.

I hear my boy Spike gets actual development in season 6, so that's exciting

[Spider Man 186]

1 minute ago, Annie said:

Until you read the MLPforums debate pit

Eh’ play stupid games win stupid prizes. Debating with people online whom you’re likely to never meet... I couldn’t imagine a more useless way to spend time. 

[MontagnaMagica 307]

1 hour ago, Annie said:

I've seen the first one, didn't like it that much

Also season 3 was so bad I honestly just kind of lost interest afterwards

Same. I gave season 4 a chance, and, honestly, it was worse! BUT, they stick the landing, as I like to say. The finale was incredible, and the show, IMO, found itself again with season 5.

[Lucky Bolt 35,058]

I'm 16 going on 17, does that count as young? (duh of course it does) 

[Unity 332]

Just now, Lucky Bolt said:

I'm 16 going on 17, does that count as young? (duh of course it does) 

Not quite what i had in mind but it' still young

[Unity 332]

Just now, Bas said:

 

I just spent some time trying to translate american/canadian grades to German ones in terms of age.

What do u mean

[Divine plywood 1,239]

Reading through this thread makes me feel almoust as old as when I first realised that my niece, who was 6 when the show first aired and now 13, had stopped watching MLP altogether. I changed almoust in overnight from world's coolest uncle to that one lame relative who like's ponies

Seriously though, it's nice to see that bronies are not a dying breed just yet and that there is also some new blood who will keep this fandom going.

[Unity 332]

Just now, Divine plywood said:

Reading through this thread makes me feel almoust as old as when I first realised that my niece, who was 6 when the show first aired and now 13, had stopped watching MLP altogether. I changed almoust in overnight from world's coolest uncle to that one lame relative who like's ponies

Seriously though, it's nice to see that bronies are not a dying breed just yet and that there is also some new blood who will keep this fandom going.

While your right, there aren't exacly heaps of younger people here.

[GeekySonic 1,150]

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[Divine plywood 1,239]

Hopefully some new fillies will occur when new season starts

Edited January 24, 2018 by Divine plywood

[Unity 332]

Just now, Divine plywood said:

Hopefully some new fillies will occur when new season starts

Aren't phillys girls

[Divine plywood 1,239]

Just now, donttellmum said:

Aren't phillys girls

I stand corrected. I meant both fillies and colts

[KH7672 1,604]

2 minutes ago, donttellmum said:

Aren't phillys girls

No, those Philadelphia baseball fans of both boys and girls.

[Unity 332]

Just now, KH7672 said:

No, those Philadelphia baseball fans of both boys and girls.

Not that funny of a joke 

[Rhythm Red 6,484]

I'm a sophomore, and I'm one of the younger sophomores at my school. So yes, there are plenty of 'young bronies'.

Edited January 24, 2018 by Rhythm Red

[WOLFKRFT 24]

I am 16 

...being a brony for like 5 years :3

[EpicEnergy 23,106]

I'm a young adult brony, I'd be happy to talk about MLP!

[RakanTheMan 125]

Hey, I'm a 16 year old brony who will be turning 17 soon

[Theautisticrebel 304]

I'm 16 years old and in my sophomore year of High School.

[Kosmodakrigan 42]

I discovered the show when it was about 1 year old and I was a teen. I am now kinda shocked that MLP is considered by some younger fans to be "that nostalgic childhood show". With younger fans I mean those viewers who were actually in the target audience agewise when the fandom was in its heyday so the whole Brony culture went over their heads, but now as young adults they return to the show out of nostalgia.