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Post by Deleted on Sept 25, 2020 11:12:14 GMT 10
I dunno, for me 2009 can still go either way. Gaming was still very much in a 2000s mindset (AAAs were still king and Minecraft was still in alpha) and emo/scene fashion would manage to hold out until 20-freakin-13, but in music electropop was exploding and politically Obama changed EVERYTHING. For the latter, it meant I didn’t have to be embarrassed about being an American anymore (hahaha...) and the atmosphere felt suddenly global and cosmopolitan. To that extent, it was quite different already from the ‘00s. Well, this is how I see it. Politically and economically, 2009 was already quite 2010s. In terms of socially, fashion and internet culture, 2009 can go either way. For technology, video games, movies, TV shows and music, it leans more 2000s. Overall, I think 2009 was mostly a 2000s year and I don't think we were mostly in the 2010s until about late 2009 but, that is just my opinion though. For music in the early 2010s, there was much more to the music scene than just electro-pop (a quick look at the billboard top 100 shows that). Even the electro-pop though in 2009 had an urban/2000s sound to it compared to the stuff from 2010/11ish (which had a more dancy/european sound to it). The last part you typed is also so true, Bush as the president was just getting embarrassing between 2005 - 2008 lmao. Barack Obama being the president and the changing pop culture was such a fresh breathe of air 2009, I was sooo sick of the 2000s by then, there is only so much Dirty Rap, Urban Pop, Post-Grunge and Emo I can take lol. As if Bush wasn't embarrassing the whole damn time. The guy was a moron from day one. But anyway, I 100% agree with your assessment, especially on the gaming/internet culture part. Hell, you can even still see holdovers of that time in internet/gaming in some social circles today.
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Post by fusefan on Oct 1, 2020 13:10:20 GMT 10
Even though this video was probably meant to be satire, (these guys were about 22 at the time they made this video) but this was the typical attitude people had back in 2008.
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Post by jaydawg89 on Oct 2, 2020 2:11:38 GMT 10
Even though this video was probably meant to be satire, (these guys were about 22 at the time they made this video) but this was the typical attitude people had back in 2008. I remember people complaining about how bad the 2000s were back in 2009 and calling it "the worst decade ever" but, I would still rather live in them than anytime before 1980.
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Post by Deleted on Oct 2, 2020 12:27:59 GMT 10
Even though this video was probably meant to be satire, (these guys were about 22 at the time they made this video) but this was the typical attitude people had back in 2008. I remember people complaining about how bad the 2000s were back in 2009 and calling it "the worst decade ever" but, I would still rather live in them than anytime before 1980. I don't know. Things like the 2008 recession, the Iraq War, 9/11, Bush, etc were all big deals to people in 2009. On the other hand, I really miss the culture of that era. I'd say the ideal era for somebody my age is probably 2005-2015. It's crazy how all of that seems not that bad compared to the Trumpocalypse are currently living through. I'm hopeless about the 2020s. I don't think we get out of this collapse until the 2030s at least.
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