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Post by rainbow on Jul 7, 2018 8:20:39 GMT 10
What does that have to do with 2000s/2010s culture? 😒 It is 00s kid culture. That is why 2009 was the end of it all. 
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Post by prodanny288 on Jul 7, 2018 8:34:49 GMT 10
It is 00s kid culture. That is why 2009 was the end of it all. Did you watch Nickelodeon in the 2000s? If you did you would've saw a big shift in the summer of 09. It was like no other.
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Post by rainbow on Jul 7, 2018 8:37:18 GMT 10
Did you watch Nickelodeon in the 2000s? If you did you would've saw a big shift in the summer of 09. It was like no other. Bruh idk if you're being serious or not. :D
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Post by Telso on Jul 7, 2018 8:55:20 GMT 10
And kids this is how a fairly interesting thread turns into another goddamn one about the 2009 shift 
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Post by TheUser98 on Jul 7, 2018 9:19:10 GMT 10
Were the 50's more like the 30's or 70'sI'd probably say that the 50's are more like neither. Were the 60's more like the 40's or 80's1960-1963 were more like the 40's. 1964-1966 were more like the 80's if I had to choose. 1967-1969 were much more like the 80's. Were the 80's more like the 60's or 00'sI would probably say the 00's. Were the 90's more like the 70's or 10's1990-1994 were more like the 70's. 1995-1996 were probably slightly more like the 10's. 1997-1999 were much more like the 10's. What are you basing this off?
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Post by Deleted on Jul 7, 2018 9:39:21 GMT 10
Were the 50's more like the 30's or 70'sI'd probably say that the 50's are more like neither. Were the 60's more like the 40's or 80's1960-1963 were more like the 40's. 1964-1966 were more like the 80's if I had to choose. 1967-1969 were much more like the 80's. Were the 80's more like the 60's or 00'sI would probably say the 00's. Were the 90's more like the 70's or 10's1990-1994 were more like the 70's. 1995-1996 were probably slightly more like the 10's. 1997-1999 were much more like the 10's. What are you basing this off? 50's and 80's were just guesses. 60's: *1960-most of 1963 wasn't really that different from the 50's. *The 1963-64 school year is the first "core 60's" school year because that was when JFK was assassinated and when the British Invasion commenced with The Beatles. 1967 was when the hippie age came in full force with the releases of Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band and Surrealistic Pillow. 90's: *1990-1994 was still pre-Windows 95 and pre-Internet Explorer. *There were still people with aviator eyeglasses and mullets as late as 1996.
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Post by TheUser98 on Jul 7, 2018 9:49:54 GMT 10
What are you basing this off? 60's: *1960-most of 1963 wasn't really that different from the 50's. Late 1962 and 1963 were already very different from the 50's. The first James Bond film (Dr. No) had been released, surf rock was at its peak, cars were becoming more muscle-style and folk music was beginning to rise.
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Post by rainbow on Jul 7, 2018 9:58:10 GMT 10
Damn, this thread is a decadeology fest. :D (I know I contributed to it :D )
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