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Post by John Titor on Jun 12, 2022 2:44:07 GMT 10
towards the fall things started feeling different
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Post by Deleted on Jun 12, 2022 4:47:12 GMT 10
Isn't 2013 when music went from dance pop to indie? I remember when I heard Royals by Lorde it felt like we were in another decade. And Blurred Lines sounded so different than pop songs from before. Yes music changed DRASTICALLY that year. There were still some holdovers like "I Don't Care" but music shifted extremely in spring of that year. I noticed the change when Justin Timberlake made his comeback in February of 2013 (this is when Thrift Shop was number 1). Others noticed it a little later in May of 2013 when Blurred Lines came out and songs like "Get Lucky" where hitting number 1.
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Post by Deleted on Jun 12, 2022 4:48:19 GMT 10
towards the fall things started feeling different Earlier dude. Spring that year you felt a shift and that's when the word "Selfie" was coined as well and trends like "Harlem Shake" went viral. That's when Instagram replaced Facebook because people's grandmother's were on it, etc. 2013 ended popular shows like The Office. Also it was the end of the current Disney era of that time (Good Luck Charlie ended that year for example). It was a finale year and the end of an era. The shift was so big I actually noticed it while it was going on, not in hindsight. 2013 was quite a unique year since it didn't feel like the early 2010s but it didn't feel like the mid 2010s either. 2013 was the quintessential 2010s year. Pop culture exploded this year. This was also the best year of the 2010s by far for pop culture. You noticed a lot of 70s throwbacks this year since people were tired of the same old dance pop. You got more indie / hipster artists and bands on the scene like Lorde and Macklemore.
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Post by nightmarefarm on Jun 12, 2022 6:56:06 GMT 10
The 2013 shift seemed gradual to me. I could tell things were changing in spring but frmo what I recall it didn't fully feel like the mid 10s until the last quarter or third of the year and even then still there was that lingering early 10s residual that carried over into 2014.
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Post by astropoug on Jun 12, 2022 7:43:01 GMT 10
towards the fall things started feeling different Earlier dude. Spring that year you felt a shift and that's when the word "Selfie" was coined as well and trends like "Harlem Shake" went viral. That's when Instagram replaced Facebook because people's grandmother's were on it, etc. 2013 ended popular shows like The Office. Also it was the end of the current Disney era of that time (Good Luck Charlie ended that year for example). It was a finale year and the end of an era. The shift was so big I actually noticed it while it was going on, not in hindsight. 2013 was quite a unique year since it didn't feel like the early 2010s but it didn't feel like the mid 2010s either. 2013 was the quintessential 2010s year. Pop culture exploded this year. This was also the best year of the 2010s by far for pop culture. You noticed a lot of 70s throwbacks this year since people were tired of the same old dance pop. You got more indie / hipster artists and bands on the scene like Lorde and Macklemore. 2013 was a lot of things but it was NOT the quintessential 2010s year. I mean, the whole 70s throwback/disco revival thing wasn't even exclusive to 2013. It continued into the mid 2010s, with Uptown Funk in 2015 being the absolute peak. 2013 was a year that had early 2010s remnants, but it really did kickstart the mid 2010s. Netflix shows like Orange is the New Black and House of Cards came out this year. GTA V came out. PewDiePie became the biggest YouTuber, YouTube had its redesign. Vine blew up in popularity. The PS4 and Xbox One came out. iOS 7 and the iPhone 5S came out. BuzzFeed blew up this year. Black Lives Matter was founded. I thought Macklemore blew up in 2012 with his song Thrift Shop. You are right about Lorde though, she played a major role in popularizing indie/art pop, although you did have Lana Del Rey from 2012. Still, 2013 was before things like MLG memes blowing up, Filthy Frank blowing up, Gamergate, Five Nights at Freddys, the Ferguson riots, the Apple Watch came out, YouTubers like Markiplier and JackSepticEye blew up. For me, I'd say 2015 or 2016 was peak 2010s.
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Post by John Titor on Jun 12, 2022 10:35:06 GMT 10
towards the fall things started feeling different Earlier dude. Spring that year you felt a shift and that's when the word "Selfie" was coined as well and trends like "Harlem Shake" went viral. That's when Instagram replaced Facebook because people's grandmother's were on it, etc. 2013 ended popular shows like The Office. Also it was the end of the current Disney era of that time (Good Luck Charlie ended that year for example). It was a finale year and the end of an era. The shift was so big I actually noticed it while it was going on, not in hindsight. 2013 was quite a unique year since it didn't feel like the early 2010s but it didn't feel like the mid 2010s either. 2013 was the quintessential 2010s year. Pop culture exploded this year. This was also the best year of the 2010s by far for pop culture. You noticed a lot of 70s throwbacks this year since people were tired of the same old dance pop. You got more indie / hipster artists and bands on the scene like Lorde and Macklemore. early to mid 2013 def was a shift a slow burn I agree, but 2013 was not the most 2010s year lol
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Post by crystalmetheny0428 on Jun 13, 2022 0:21:42 GMT 10
towards the fall things started feeling different Earlier dude. Spring that year you felt a shift and that's when the word "Selfie" was coined as well and trends like "Harlem Shake" went viral. That's when Instagram replaced Facebook because people's grandmother's were on it, etc. 2013 ended popular shows like The Office. Also it was the end of the current Disney era of that time (Good Luck Charlie ended that year for example). It was a finale year and the end of an era. The shift was so big I actually noticed it while it was going on, not in hindsight. 2013 was quite a unique year since it didn't feel like the early 2010s but it didn't feel like the mid 2010s either. 2013 was the quintessential 2010s year. Pop culture exploded this year. This was also the best year of the 2010s by far for pop culture. You noticed a lot of 70s throwbacks this year since people were tired of the same old dance pop. You got more indie / hipster artists and bands on the scene like Lorde and Macklemore. good luck charlie ended in early 2014
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Post by Deleted on Jun 13, 2022 14:27:18 GMT 10
Earlier dude. Spring that year you felt a shift and that's when the word "Selfie" was coined as well and trends like "Harlem Shake" went viral. That's when Instagram replaced Facebook because people's grandmother's were on it, etc. 2013 ended popular shows like The Office. Also it was the end of the current Disney era of that time (Good Luck Charlie ended that year for example). It was a finale year and the end of an era. The shift was so big I actually noticed it while it was going on, not in hindsight. 2013 was quite a unique year since it didn't feel like the early 2010s but it didn't feel like the mid 2010s either. 2013 was the quintessential 2010s year. Pop culture exploded this year. This was also the best year of the 2010s by far for pop culture. You noticed a lot of 70s throwbacks this year since people were tired of the same old dance pop. You got more indie / hipster artists and bands on the scene like Lorde and Macklemore. 2013 was a lot of things but it was NOT the quintessential 2010s year. I mean, the whole 70s throwback/disco revival thing wasn't even exclusive to 2013. It continued into the mid 2010s, with Uptown Funk in 2015 being the absolute peak. 2013 was a year that had early 2010s remnants, but it really did kickstart the mid 2010s. Netflix shows like Orange is the New Black and House of Cards came out this year. GTA V came out. PewDiePie became the biggest YouTuber, YouTube had its redesign. Vine blew up in popularity. The PS4 and Xbox One came out. iOS 7 and the iPhone 5S came out. BuzzFeed blew up this year. Black Lives Matter was founded. I thought Macklemore blew up in 2012 with his song Thrift Shop. You are right about Lorde though, she played a major role in popularizing indie/art pop, although you did have Lana Del Rey from 2012. Still, 2013 was before things like MLG memes blowing up, Filthy Frank blowing up, Gamergate, Five Nights at Freddys, the Ferguson riots, the Apple Watch came out, YouTubers like Markiplier and JackSepticEye blew up. For me, I'd say 2015 or 2016 was peak 2010s. Macklemore was unheard of in 2012. Just because a song gets released in 2012 doesn't mean it gets popular in that year. Do you not know that Thrift Shop is the number 1 song of 2013 according to Billboard? NOT 2012? It blew up in early 2013. And you are dead wrong about 70s throwbacks being big all throughout the mid 2010s. Name one 70s throwback in 2014 besides Uptown Funk? It got huge in 2013. 2013 was a unique year.
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Post by Deleted on Jun 13, 2022 14:28:47 GMT 10
Earlier dude. Spring that year you felt a shift and that's when the word "Selfie" was coined as well and trends like "Harlem Shake" went viral. That's when Instagram replaced Facebook because people's grandmother's were on it, etc. 2013 ended popular shows like The Office. Also it was the end of the current Disney era of that time (Good Luck Charlie ended that year for example). It was a finale year and the end of an era. The shift was so big I actually noticed it while it was going on, not in hindsight. 2013 was quite a unique year since it didn't feel like the early 2010s but it didn't feel like the mid 2010s either. 2013 was the quintessential 2010s year. Pop culture exploded this year. This was also the best year of the 2010s by far for pop culture. You noticed a lot of 70s throwbacks this year since people were tired of the same old dance pop. You got more indie / hipster artists and bands on the scene like Lorde and Macklemore. early to mid 2013 def was a shift a slow burn I agree, but 2013 was not the most 2010s year lol It was the quintessential 2010s year especially when it came to pop culture. It was also the best year of the 2010s for pop culture.
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Post by John Titor on Jun 14, 2022 1:16:11 GMT 10
early to mid 2013 def was a shift a slow burn I agree, but 2013 was not the most 2010s year lol It was the quintessential 2010s year especially when it came to pop culture. It was also the best year of the 2010s for pop culture. Instagram at peak ? No Vine at peak ? No Hipster at peak ? No (but close) Game of Thrones at peak ? No PC culture peak ? No Peak of Kim K ? No Lip Kit ? No Jenner obsession ? No Star Wars new Trilogy hysteria ? No Pokemon GO ? No None of these classic 2010s things were at their peak in 2013, what did 2013 have that 2014,2015 and even 2016 didn't ?
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Post by Deleted on Jun 14, 2022 4:44:46 GMT 10
It was the quintessential 2010s year especially when it came to pop culture. It was also the best year of the 2010s for pop culture. Instagram at peak ? No Vine at peak ? No Hipster at peak ? No (but close) Game of Thrones at peak ? No PC culture peak ? No Peak of Kim K ? No Lip Kit ? No Jenner obsession ? No Star Wars new Trilogy hysteria ? No Pokemon GO ? No None of these classic 2010s things were at their peak in 2013, what did 2013 have that 2014,2015 and even 2016 didn't ? How is Pokemon Go a classic 2010s trend? That started all the way in 2016. The real 2010s identity were in the early part of the decade. Everyone knows this.
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Post by John Titor on Jun 14, 2022 8:13:33 GMT 10
Instagram at peak ? No Vine at peak ? No Hipster at peak ? No (but close) Game of Thrones at peak ? No PC culture peak ? No Peak of Kim K ? No Lip Kit ? No Jenner obsession ? No Star Wars new Trilogy hysteria ? No Pokemon GO ? No None of these classic 2010s things were at their peak in 2013, what did 2013 have that 2014,2015 and even 2016 didn't ? How is Pokemon Go a classic 2010s trend? That started all the way in 2016. The real 2010s identity were in the early part of the decade. Everyone knows this. 2016 is the mid 2010s numerically, the late part does not start until Fall 2016, 2013 for the first 6 months was still washing away the early 2010s, Instagram was popular but you can't even compare 2013 insta to 2016 or 2017, instagram is usually the first thing people think of the 2010s social media. Ok let me ask everyone here, is 2013 or 2015 more 2010s ?
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Post by nightmarefarm on Jun 14, 2022 9:14:20 GMT 10
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Post by Deleted on Jun 14, 2022 10:44:12 GMT 10
How is Pokemon Go a classic 2010s trend? That started all the way in 2016. The real 2010s identity were in the early part of the decade. Everyone knows this. 2016 is the mid 2010s numerically, the late part does not start until Fall 2016, 2013 for the first 6 months was still washing away the early 2010s, Instagram was popular but you can't even compare 2013 insta to 2016 or 2017, instagram is usually the first thing people think of the 2010s social media. Ok let me ask everyone here, is 2013 or 2015 more 2010s ?
When people hear "2010s" most people think of Lady Gaga, Angry Birds, dance pop, etc. Stuff from the early 2010s.
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Post by John Titor on Jun 14, 2022 10:45:17 GMT 10
2016 is the mid 2010s numerically, the late part does not start until Fall 2016, 2013 for the first 6 months was still washing away the early 2010s, Instagram was popular but you can't even compare 2013 insta to 2016 or 2017, instagram is usually the first thing people think of the 2010s social media. Ok let me ask everyone here, is 2013 or 2015 more 2010s ?
When people hear "2010s" most people think of Lady Gaga, Angry Birds, dance pop, etc. Stuff from the early 2010s. ask that question again in a few years and u will get a different answer
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