Current trends indicate that subcultures have become so tightly embedded in a modern person’s everyday life that they are now indivisible and commonplace. Family, professions, arrangements, and negotiations are one thing, but engaging in activities like skydiving or riding the “right” bike with fellow motorcyclists and enthusiasts of that lifestyle is entirely different and equally important. Today, almost everyone has a connection to some subculture in one way or another. Some individuals who pursue activities for their own pleasure may not always label it as a “subculture,” but this doesn't change the essence of the phenomenon. In fact, one could adhere to several subcultures simultaneously without being aware of it and understanding the potential scenarios, goals, and objectives of those environments. To date, subcultures have not been thoroughly studied, even in scientific circles. There is no clear definition or parameters; there is nothing but the word itself and indirect reflections. However, the factual state of affairs is that almost all people are related to a certain subculture; it's just that they may not admit it. Consequently, people think and act in a particular manner without the slightest idea of any associated problematics. The topic of subcultures is exceptionally relevant today, which is why we decided to dedicate the 6th issue of our journal to this subject