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Post by mc98 on Feb 28, 2020 12:40:23 GMT 10
1950s: 1955-1959 Rock N Roll, Greaser, big skirts, Suburbs, Eisenhower.
1960s: 1966-1969 Psychedelia, Vietnam, Mod/Hippie subculture, Beatles, Motown Soul.
1970s: 1975-1978 Disco, Arena Rock, M*A*S*H, Farah Fawcett hairstyle.
1980s: 1983-1987 Synthpop, hair metal, Molly Ringwold movies, Miami Vice.
1990s: 1993-1996 Grunge, Gangsta rap, Eurodance, Friends, curtained hair.
2000s: 2004-2007 Emo/pop punk, crunk rap, Iraq War, iPod, MySpace, 50 Cent.
2010s: 2014-2017 Snapchat/Instagram, EDM, Vine, hipsters, undercut hair.
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Post by longaotian on Feb 28, 2020 15:55:41 GMT 10
Sounds about right.
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Post by TheUser98 on Jun 14, 2020 2:13:55 GMT 10
1950s Prelude: September 2, 1945 - 1954 Zeitgeist: July 1955 - Early 1961 (Begins with mainstream breakthrough of rock n' roll/ends with inauguration of JFK, beginning of the space race and the Bay of Pigs invasion) Echo: Mid 1961 - Mid 1964 Peak Year: 1957
1960s Prelude: Spring 1959 - October 1963 Zeitgeist: November 1963 - Spring 1970 (begins with JFK's assassination, the South Vietnamese Coup and the mainstream breakthrough of the Beatles/ends with the Kent State shooting, the disbandment of the Beatles and the decline of British Invasion music) Echo: Mid 1970 - February 1973 Peak Year: 1967
1970s Prelude: Late 1968 - 1972 Zeitgeist: February 1973 - June 1979 (begins with the second inauguration of Richard Nixon, the end of Western involvement in the Vietnam War and standardization of the counterculture/ends with the mainstream breakthrough of New Wave and synth-pop music, disco demolition night, and beginning of the Soviet-Afghan War) Echo: Late 1979 - 1982 Peak Year: 1977
1980s Prelude: 1978 - Mid 1982 Zeitgeist: Winter 1982/1983 - January 1989 (begins with the mainstream breakthrough of MTV, release of Michael Jackson's "Thriller" album and the debut of several iconic 80s TV shows/ends with the inauguration of George HW Bush, end of the Soviet-Afghan War and rise of hip hop and rap music Echo: 1989 - Early 1993 Peak Year: 1985
1990s Prelude: Late 1988 - 1991 Zeitgeist: January 1992 - Spring 1997 (begins with the collapse of the Soviet Union and mainstream breakthrough of grunge music/ends with the rise of the internet and the end of the West Coast + East Coast Hip Hop rivalry Echo: Late 1997 - September 2001 Peak Year: 1995
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Post by John Titor on Jun 14, 2020 2:44:31 GMT 10
I am only speaking for the decades I have VIVID memories of
1990s
Fall 93 - Summer 1997
2000s
Fall 2004 - Spring 2007
2010s
Fall 2013 - Fall 2016 + 2017 stimulus check
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Post by Early2010sGuy on Jun 14, 2020 4:37:25 GMT 10
My opinion:
1980s: 1986
1990s: 1995
2000s: 2005
2010s: 2016
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Post by John Titor on Jun 15, 2020 4:11:40 GMT 10
My opinion: 1980s: 1986 1990s: 1995 2000s: 2005 2010s: 2016 2005 feels like the most 2000s year so Id say thats true
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Post by astropoug on Apr 21, 2022 6:53:38 GMT 10
1980s 1984-1987 Yuppies, synthpop, John Hughes movies, Miami Vice, Commodore 64 Peak year: 1985
1990s 1993-1995 Grunge, gangsta rap, Disney Renaissance, Animaniacs, Nicktoons (Ren and Stimpy, Rugrats), Jim Carrey comedies, DOS gaming, Golden Age Simpsons, Beavis and Butthead, fighting games (Street Fighter, Mortal Kombat), 16-bit consoles Peak year: 1994
2000s 2004-2007 Emo, MySpace, pre-HD YouTube, Drake and Josh, Windows XP, iPods, Crunk/ringtone rap, Harry Potter, 6th gen gaming Peak year: 2006
2010s 2013-2016 Hipsters, Minecraft, Vine, "dank memes", flat design, selfies, Tumblr, SJWs/fourth-wave feminism, PewDiePie, superhero movies Peak year: 2015
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