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Post by sman12 on Apr 2, 2020 4:02:05 GMT 10
2019 didn't really feel that much 2010s and anything that was 2010s was already almost dead 2019 is still ten times more 2010s than 2020 ever was. Definitely not a 2020s year at all. Agreed. 2020 already feels transitional with the coronavirus pandemic and the previous significant tragedies that loosebolt mentioned. But I also think we're in a pop culture transition where it doesn't feel like late 2010s nor early 2020s; it's just on a pause right now thanks to COVID-19.
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Post by John Titor on Nov 3, 2020 2:53:14 GMT 10
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Post by nightmarefarm on Dec 11, 2021 18:57:19 GMT 10
2000s Backdoor pilot to the 2010s: Late 2008 - July 2009
2010s season 1: Autumn 2009 - Late 2010
2010s season 2(Transition into core 10s): Late 2010 - NYD 2012
2010s season 3: 2012 - Summer 2013
2010s season 4(Transition from Early 10s to Mid 10s): Summer 2013 - NYD 2014
2010s season 5: 2014 - Summer 2015
2010s season 6(Transition from Mid 10s to Late 10s): Summer 2015 - Spring 2017
2010s season 7: Spring 2017 - Spring 2018:
2010s season 8: Spring 2018 - Second week of 2020(Transition out of core 2010s)
2010s season 8 series finale(20/20 vision era. Transition from Late 2010s to Early 2020s): Second week of 2020 - April 2020
2010s Sendoff/Swan-song movie: April 2020 - Spring 2021
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Post by dudewitdausername on Dec 12, 2021 14:19:34 GMT 10
Going by school years as transitions
Buildup (or Echo to the 2000s Zeitgeist): 2008-2009 to 2010-2011
Zeitgeist: 2011-2012 to 2018-2019
Echo (or Buildup to the 2020s Zeitgeist): 2019-2020 to 2021-2022
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Post by astropoug on Jul 6, 2022 10:44:18 GMT 10
IMO it lasted from late 2010 to 2019
It began with the rise of mobile games, Minecraft becoming popular, new shows like The Walking Dead, My Little Pony, and Regular Show, the rise of EDM (in the form of dubstep), the Arab Spring, and smartphones becoming a common/popular thing, and ended with COVID-19, new streaming services like Disney+ and HBO Max, the George Floyd protests, and TikTok becoming the biggest social media platform.
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Post by John Titor on Jul 6, 2022 11:28:24 GMT 10
IMO it lasted from late 2010 to 2019 It began with the rise of mobile games, new shows like The Walking Dead, My Little Pony, and Regular Show, the rise of EDM (in the form of dubstep), the Arab Spring, and smartphones becoming a common/popular thing, and ended with COVID-19, new streaming services like Disney+ and HBO Max, the George Floyd protests, and TikTok becoming the biggest social media platform. the thing is Disney +, Tik Tok all got super popular before Covid in the year 2019
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Post by astropoug on Jul 6, 2022 11:32:30 GMT 10
IMO it lasted from late 2010 to 2019 It began with the rise of mobile games, new shows like The Walking Dead, My Little Pony, and Regular Show, the rise of EDM (in the form of dubstep), the Arab Spring, and smartphones becoming a common/popular thing, and ended with COVID-19, new streaming services like Disney+ and HBO Max, the George Floyd protests, and TikTok becoming the biggest social media platform. the thing is Disney +, Tik Tok all got super popular before Covid in the year 2019 Disney+ yes, but Tik Tok in 2018-2019 was popular, but it was still seen as just another social media platform like Instagram or Snapchat. Whereas from 2020 onwards, it literally defined youth and internet culture. Disney+ definitely signaled the end of 2010s culture, but it was still transistional. After HBO Max, Peacock, and Paramount+ all came out though, that’s when you knew the 2010s were truly over, and the 2020s had begun.
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Post by astropoug on Jul 6, 2022 11:44:19 GMT 10
Going by school years as transitions Buildup (or Echo to the 2000s Zeitgeist): 2008-2009 to 2010-2011 Zeitgeist: 2011-2012 to 2018-2019 Echo (or Buildup to the 2020s Zeitgeist): 2019-2020 to 2021-2022 I would say the buildup began in 2007-2008 with Kanye defeating 50 Cent in a sales battle, Britney Spears Blackout album, Barack Obama becoming the Democratic nominee (and Hope posters showing up everywhere), the release of Iron Man (first MCU movie), and the start of the Great Recession. And it ended when The Walking Dead, Game of Thrones, My Little Pony, Portlandia, and Regular Show all came out, Osama Bin Laden was killed, dubstep/EDM blew up, the Arab Spring happened, hipsters became the dominant youth subculture, mobile games like Angry Birds and Fruit Ninja became popular, Minecraft became popular, and touchscreen smartphones such as the iPhone and Android phones became popular in the 2010-2011 school year.
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Post by pumpkin14 on Jul 6, 2022 17:11:50 GMT 10
pre-2010s era: late 2008 - late 2009
(the 2010s are being set up by things like obama being elected, electropop getting popular, and facebook overtaking myspace)
early 2010s: 2010-mid 2013
-obama’s first term
-7th gen gaming still relevant
- skeuomorphism, pre-cancel culture, protest culture & pc culture
- lady gaga and katy perry at their peak
- shows like glee, breaking bad & jersey shore at their peak
- hipster peak
- electropop peak
- dubstep
- pre-trump
mid 2010s: mid 2013-mid 2016
- flat design takes over
- instagram, snapchat, vine etc
- 8th gen gaming takes over
- trap fully mainstream
- transition from cable to streaming era
- tropical house, edm, dj mustard beats
- obama’s second term
- sjw and alt right culture rising
- trump is a candidate and not president
late 2010s: late 2016-2019
- trump presidency
- streaming takes over
- early gen z culture
- peak protest culture
- hipster is dead mostly
- peak trap
- technically that would become more commonplace by the early 20s starts to come out (wireless earbuds, contactless payment, phones without home button or headphone jack, etc.)
classic 10s: 2010-2015
modern 10s: 2016-2019
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Post by astropoug on Jul 6, 2022 17:40:01 GMT 10
pre-2010s era: late 2008 - late 2009 (the 2010s are being set up by things like obama being a elected, electropop getting popular, and facebook overtaking myspace) early 2010s: 2010-mid 2013 -obama’s first term -7th gen gaming still relevant - skeuomorphism, pre-cancel culture, protest culture & pc culture - lady gaga and katy perry at their peak - shows like glee, breaking bad & jersey shore at their peak - hipster peak - electropop peak - dubstep - pre-trump mid 2010s: mid 2013-mid 2016 - flat design takes over - instagram, snapchat, vine etc - 8th gen gaming takes over - trap fully mainstream - transition from cable to streaming era - tropical house, edm, dj mustard beats - obama’s second term - sjw and alt right culture rising - trump is a candidate and not president late 2010s: late 2016-2019 - trump presidency - streaming takes over - early gen z culture - peak protest culture - hipster is dead mostly - peak trap - technically that would become more commonplace by the early 20s starts to come out (wireless earbuds, contactless payment, phones without home button or headphone jack, etc.) classic 10s: 2010-2015 modern 10s: 2016-2019 2020 was easily the peak of protest culture with the George Floyd protests. Anyways, I associate the late 2010s with the Nintendo Switch, SoundCloud/mumble/emo rap, hypebeast culture, and the decline of EDM. My personal take is this Pre-2010s: mid 2008 to mid 2010 (Barack Obama wins the election, height of the Great Recession and beginning of the recovery, smartphones start to become popular, peak of BlackBerries, scene culture) Early 2010s: Late 2010 to mid 2013 (Angry Birds, Minecraft, RayWilliamJohnson, Facebook, hipsters, rage comics, relatively peaceful and calm, Jersey Shore, bronies, dubstep is EVERYWHERE) Mid 2010s: Late 2013 to mid 2016 (PewDiePie, FNAF, Undertale, Gamergate, rise of both feminism and anti-feminism, House of Cards, Orange is the New Black, PS4 and Xbox One launch, Vine, BuzzFeed, flat design takes over, MLG memes) Late 2010s: Late 2016 to 2019 (Trump wins the election, media is filled with "orange man bad" stories, pop and meme culture gets dark, "sad boi" memes, Nintendo Switch comes out, Fortnite becomes a phenomenon, Jake/Logan Paul unfortunately become popular, Supreme and Champion shirts are EVERYWHERE) And for me personally Classic 2010s: 2010-2014 Modern 2010s: 2015-2019 With the turning point for me being Trump announcing his run in office, gay marriage being legalized nationally, Caitlyn Jenner coming out as trans, and 8th gen consoles completely displacing 7th gen consoles in popularity
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Post by John Titor on Jul 7, 2022 0:49:46 GMT 10
pre-2010s era: late 2008 - late 2009 (the 2010s are being set up by things like obama being a elected, electropop getting popular, and facebook overtaking myspace) early 2010s: 2010-mid 2013 -obama’s first term -7th gen gaming still relevant - skeuomorphism, pre-cancel culture, protest culture & pc culture - lady gaga and katy perry at their peak - shows like glee, breaking bad & jersey shore at their peak - hipster peak - electropop peak - dubstep - pre-trump mid 2010s: mid 2013-mid 2016 - flat design takes over - instagram, snapchat, vine etc - 8th gen gaming takes over - trap fully mainstream - transition from cable to streaming era - tropical house, edm, dj mustard beats - obama’s second term - sjw and alt right culture rising - trump is a candidate and not president late 2010s: late 2016-2019 - trump presidency - streaming takes over - early gen z culture - peak protest culture - hipster is dead mostly - peak trap - technically that would become more commonplace by the early 20s starts to come out (wireless earbuds, contactless payment, phones without home button or headphone jack, etc.) classic 10s: 2010-2015 modern 10s: 2016-2019 2020 was easily the peak of protest culture with the George Floyd protests. Anyways, I associate the late 2010s with the Nintendo Switch, SoundCloud/mumble/emo rap, hypebeast culture, and the decline of EDM. My personal take is this Pre-2010s: mid 2008 to mid 2010 (Barack Obama wins the election, height of the Great Recession and beginning of the recovery, smartphones start to become popular, peak of BlackBerries, scene culture) Early 2010s: Late 2010 to mid 2013 (Angry Birds, Minecraft, RayWilliamJohnson, Facebook, hipsters, rage comics, relatively peaceful and calm, Jersey Shore, bronies, dubstep is EVERYWHERE) Mid 2010s: Late 2013 to mid 2016 (PewDiePie, FNAF, Undertale, Gamergate, rise of both feminism and anti-feminism, House of Cards, Orange is the New Black, PS4 and Xbox One launch, Vine, BuzzFeed, flat design takes over, MLG memes) Late 2010s: Late 2016 to 2019 (Trump wins the election, media is filled with "orange man bad" stories, pop and meme culture gets dark, "sad boi" memes, Nintendo Switch comes out, Fortnite becomes a phenomenon, Jake/Logan Paul unfortunately become popular, Supreme and Champion shirts are EVERYWHERE) And for me personally Classic 2010s: 2010-2014 Modern 2010s: 2015-2019 With the turning point for me being Trump announcing his run in office, gay marriage being legalized nationally, Caitlyn Jenner coming out as trans, and 8th gen consoles completely displacing 7th gen consoles in popularity Scene popped off late 06 and was at it's peak around Summer 2008 and died a death in Summer 2009. The Wikipedia for Scene is not accurate at all, it didn't even make it to 2011 aside from some mid western states that get trends late and Niche tumblr accounts. It was out of the zeitgeist shortly before Fall 2009 started.
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