Good taste is becoming an oxymoron. In May, writer Emily Segal described the formulaic concept of “good taste” as its own kind of “tasteslop”, which is when the classification of items as good or bad taste stops being “relative, contextual and social”, and instead something rote-learned. Likewise, in May TikToker Melizza Jaune questioned “has taste…
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