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Post by Telso on Nov 15, 2018 5:54:33 GMT 10
Tbh that’s its own trend for this decade: People obsessively hating something because others practically worship it. Not that the concept is new, but the internet has intensified the breeding ground for this behavior( on both sides). Ok, that is certainly one I don't like about the 2010s: unnecessary and pointless hate-filled backlash against every trend ever. It started as soon as the decade begun with the hate-bandwagon on Bieber's "Baby", and since has become a staple of the internet to vehemently hate on popular things.
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Post by al on Nov 15, 2018 8:28:06 GMT 10
Ok, that is certainly one I don't like about the 2010s: unnecessary and pointless hate-filled backlash against every trend ever. It started as soon as the decade begun with the hate-bandwagon on Bieber's "Baby", and since has become a staple of the internet to vehemently hate on popular things. Yeah I see that with Baby lolol. Not to defend all the hate because it’s beyond annoying, but I’m wondering if it happens in part because fans get to be louder than ever. The internet connects the fans, it gives them this platform to shout their love and support. In the past, if you didn’t like a show, you didn’t watch it. You didn’t pick up a magazine if it had a singer on the cover you didn’t like. But if all your Facebook friends are talking about it, you can’t help but be exposed. Perhaps people feel increased pressure that they are “supposed” to like something, which pushes them to snap and become a hater. The problem is, the haters then get as nasty or worse in retaliation. Then people think they can carry their smarmy internet behavior into real life. It can be pretty uncomfortable to be discussing something one moment, and get randomly attacked for what you like or believe. All the opinions are getting so unnecessarily vicious.
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Post by SharksFan99 on Oct 25, 2019 10:28:54 GMT 10
* Trap snares
* Over-saturation of revivals
* ThIs TrEnD
* "Hold my beer"
* Ebola jokes
* "Who's watching this in *insert whatever the current year is*?"
* Nek minute
* The "water bottle flipping" challenge
* Overuse of the word, "bruh".
* The obsession over gaining likes on Instagram and social media in general.
* #selfies
* Smartphones
* Pokemon Go
* the recent trend of song titles all being in lower case (*cough Billie Eilish)
* Far-right extremists
* YOLO
* Mumble-rap
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Post by Telso on Jul 17, 2020 10:18:21 GMT 10
W̞̩̗̫̹̃̊̉̂̎ͧͤ̀͠͝R̢̫̟͙̻͈̟͊̓ͧ̀Ī̷̷̦̣̦̩̖̠̜͂̉ͮ̍̕T̥̰̖͎͇̹̹̰ͫͮ͂̐̆ͤI̵͇͍̅̽́̒̀̚͜N̸̯̝͚͙͔͌̊̽ͪ́G̢͌͋ͬͭ́̀͏͕ͅ ̵̢̞̳͇̱̼̼̝͈̈́͌ͩͭ̈̒̆Q̠͇̬̫͈̫͎̱̒̇̓̂̋́̆̈U͖̼͙̦ͪͬ͐̿͟Ȉ̴̼̱̫̼̣͓͎̈̽̑̍̊͗̊̚R̛̗̦͂̅͑͋K̞̣̦̘̦̳͎͙̳̓ͣ͗ͤ͑ͮͦ͌̀̀Y̴͍̲̣̰ͭ̅̽͌ͯ̑͞ ͎̫̞̫̼̮̣ͭ̋ͬ͒̄T̠̭͎̥̝̬͑͝ͅE̢̐̽̃̊ͭ̾҉̡͎͕X̥̮̜̪͎̭̩̹̒̐̔ͤ̕ͅT̟̫͒ͨ͊̓͝ ̞̠̪ͭ̀ͅĻ̶͒͐ͦ̂҉̹̩̻̰̬I̬̪͓̹͕̙̲̔̽͗ͫ̕K͕̺̿͂̂̈́̔̍̉E̵̝͔̮̯ͩͣͧ͗͌̒̇̀ ̰̻̙̹ͮͦ̈́̓ͨ̆͟ͅT̛͉̯̖̼̤̹̰̬ͫ̂̊̏ͬ́͘H̎ͩͯ͏̨̙̹̀I̴̓̂ͤ̄͒̎ͪ҉͍͎Š̢̧͈͈̮̩ͬ̋͒̽͛̽̌
This trend has since thankfully died out it seems, but my god was this everywhere on the internet in the mid-2010s.
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Post by sman12 on Jul 17, 2020 14:01:01 GMT 10
E-boys and e-girls, social media influencers like the Paul brothers, 3AM challenge videos, cancel culture, "man buns", and VSCO girls (sksksks).
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Post by Cassie on Jul 18, 2020 1:55:39 GMT 10
A few more:
Hollywood remakes
The Twist Villain (if you've seen pretty much any of the modern Disney movies you'll know what i'm talking about.)
Dabbing
GoAnimate Videos
Animated movies and cartoons trying to shove in dated memes and references to try and appeal to kids
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