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Post by carcar on May 10, 2022 10:21:54 GMT 10
This feels true for decades in recent memory besides the 00s-10s switchover. 2009 felt completely nothing like the early 10s besides maybe 2010 and only the latter half of 2009 did. Even then I'm sure people we're still doing and using some 2000's associated things. VHS was used in both the 80s and 2000s but seen as 90s thing mostly because it spanned the entire decade, what people fail to realize is both 80s and 2000s border the 90s so there's going to be an overlap in culture and in society with that. TV shows like 'Friends' even had they're most iconic episodes in the 2000s even though it's seen as a 90s thing
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Post by nightmarefarm on May 10, 2022 10:25:40 GMT 10
This feels true for decades in recent memory besides the 00s-10s switchover. 2009 felt completely nothing like the early 10s besides maybe 2010 and only the latter half of 2009 did. Even then I'm sure people we're still doing and using some 2000's associated things. VHS was used in both the 80s and 2000s but seen as 90s thing mostly because it spanned the entire decade, what people fail to realize is both 80s and 2000s border the 90s so there's going to be an overlap in culture and in society with that. TV shows like 'Friends' even had they're most iconic episodes in the 2000s even though it's seen as a 90s thing 2011-2013 felt absolutely nothing like the 2000s even if there were some leftover trends. Not even 2009. Not every decade follows this rule.
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Post by carcar on May 10, 2022 10:32:39 GMT 10
Even then I'm sure people we're still doing and using some 2000's associated things. VHS was used in both the 80s and 2000s but seen as 90s thing mostly because it spanned the entire decade, what people fail to realize is both 80s and 2000s border the 90s so there's going to be an overlap in culture and in society with that. TV shows like 'Friends' even had they're most iconic episodes in the 2000s even though it's seen as a 90s thing 2011-2013 felt absolutely nothing like the 2000s even if there were some leftover trends. Not even 2009. Not every decade follows this rule. Not necessarily what I meant, I just think there's crossovers from one decade to another like iPhone popularity and VHS between decades because they're next to each other. Not saying the entire cultural atmosphere feels the same always. Somethings that we're popular and used in the last decade will probably still be used in the new decade because its useful or popular
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Post by astropoug on May 10, 2022 10:45:10 GMT 10
This feels true for decades in recent memory besides the 00s-10s switchover. 2009 felt completely nothing like the early 10s besides maybe 2010 and only the latter half of 2009 did. Even then I'm sure people we're still doing and using some 2000's associated things. VHS was used in both the 80s and 2000s but seen as 90s thing mostly because it spanned the entire decade, what people fail to realize is both 80s and 2000s border the 90s so there's going to be an overlap in culture and in society with that. TV shows like 'Friends' even had they're most iconic episodes in the 2000s even though it's seen as a 90s thing Well, people associate VHS with the 80s but not the 00s. I think because VHS was still seen as cutting-edge technology and the dominant form of home video, whereas it was seen as outdated in the 2000s. Even when it was still popular, it just didn't have the same level of reverence it did in the 80s and 90s.
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Post by carcar on May 10, 2022 11:13:51 GMT 10
Even then I'm sure people we're still doing and using some 2000's associated things. VHS was used in both the 80s and 2000s but seen as 90s thing mostly because it spanned the entire decade, what people fail to realize is both 80s and 2000s border the 90s so there's going to be an overlap in culture and in society with that. TV shows like 'Friends' even had they're most iconic episodes in the 2000s even though it's seen as a 90s thing Well, people associate VHS with the 80s but not the 00s. I think because VHS was still seen as cutting-edge technology and the dominant form of home video, whereas it was seen as outdated in the 2000s. Even when it was still popular, it just didn't have the same level of reverence it did in the 80s and 90s. That's not entirely true, VHS is associated with the early 2000s. its just what we're still using technology that came out and gained in popularity during the Late 2000s that make that era seem somewhat divided But my point stands regardless, neighboring decades will have similarities because they're next to each other and will have technological crossovers
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Post by mc98 on May 10, 2022 11:16:08 GMT 10
Looking back now, the majority of "0" years can be considered extensions of the previous decade. The "1-2" years have some influences from the previous decade, but only the late part.
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Post by 10slover on May 11, 2022 10:21:17 GMT 10
I wouldn't say 2020 was an extension of the late 10s at all
It was a limbo year
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Post by Deleted on May 27, 2022 4:53:31 GMT 10
It depends on the decade. I think this was true for the 1960s. This is absolutely not true of the 2000s, 2010s, and 2020s, where these decades either started early or right on time (2020s started right on time).
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Post by Deleted on May 27, 2022 4:54:38 GMT 10
I wouldn't say 2020 was an extension of the late 10s at all It was a limbo year It was a transitional year. The 2020s started on time in 2020. It's plain as day given what happened.
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Post by carcar on May 27, 2022 4:59:10 GMT 10
I wouldn't say 2020 was an extension of the late 10s at all It was a limbo year 2019 was part of the transition with TikTok
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Post by 10slover on May 27, 2022 6:40:03 GMT 10
I wouldn't say 2020 was an extension of the late 10s at all It was a limbo year It was a transitional year. The 2020s started on time in 2020. It's plain as day given what happened. Honestly disagree, pop culture and aesthetics were pretty much the same
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Post by John Titor on May 27, 2022 8:28:21 GMT 10
It was a transitional year. The 2020s started on time in 2020. It's plain as day given what happened. Honestly disagree, pop culture and aesthetics were pretty much the same yupp a good majority of 2020s early pop culture is derived from 2019
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Post by astropoug on May 27, 2022 9:00:26 GMT 10
Honestly disagree, pop culture and aesthetics were pretty much the same yupp a good majority of 2020s early pop culture is derived from 2019 TikTok, Euphoria, and hyperpop all come to mind
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Post by al on May 27, 2022 11:14:19 GMT 10
Now that we're in the middle of a "2" year, I'm feeling more comfortable confirming that 2019 was leaning into the 20's rather than saying that the early 20's leaned into the 10's. But I also think the differences are getting more subtle all the time.
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Post by Deleted on May 29, 2022 3:40:49 GMT 10
It was a transitional year. The 2020s started on time in 2020. It's plain as day given what happened. Honestly disagree, pop culture and aesthetics were pretty much the same Are you kidding me? Anyone who says 2020 wasn't transitional is delusional. The whole world changed overnight.
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