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Surf culture is the culture surrounding the sport of surfing, originating during the 1950s and 1960s but which continues to this day. Surf culture is multifaceted. Today surf culture involves the constant search for waves, whether locally or internationally as well as the multiple ways in which surfing is part of one's life. This may include clothing brands and styles, music preferences, literature, films, language, etc. In addition, localism or territorialism is a huge part of surf culture. Localism is the practice by which surfers are involved in verbal or physical threats or abuse to deter people from surfing at certain surf spots. This is backed by the belief that fewer people equals more waves per surfer. Today surfers come from all walks of life from every coastline where waves break in the world, making them impossible to stereotype or generalize.