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Post by John Titor on Oct 20, 2020 0:57:59 GMT 10
2002 often gets overlooked because 9/11 happened the year before and 2003 had the Invasion of Iraq
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Post by ItsMichael on Oct 20, 2020 2:08:48 GMT 10
I think it's mainly because 2002 was such an uneventful year it is not noticeable as the other years, but it doesn't mean it is one of the most forgettable years. To me it's one of the best years of the 2000s pop culturally and I am constantly seeing people regarding it as one of the best years of the 2000s.
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Post by John Titor on Oct 20, 2020 2:10:58 GMT 10
I think it's mainly because 2002 was such an uneventful year it is not noticeable as the other years, but it doesn't mean it is one of the most forgettable years. To me it's one of the best years of the 2000s pop culturally and I am constantly seeing people regarding it as one of the best years of the 2000s. its my fav 2000s year period
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Post by Deleted on Oct 20, 2020 3:52:27 GMT 10
Avril Lavigne and Simple Plan broke out that year so it is not overlooked by me at least.
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Post by John Titor on Oct 25, 2020 11:50:43 GMT 10
Avril Lavigne and Simple Plan broke out that year so it is not overlooked by me at least. 2002 is the Apple of the 2000s years
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Post by astropoug on May 2, 2021 13:47:45 GMT 10
No way. No year from the first half of the 2000's is ignored or underrated. 2008 and 2009 are way more overlooked. I'd say 2009 is more overlooked than 2008. I think 2008 is well-liked, especially for movies and video games, as well as the start of the electropop era. It's 2009 that most people dislike. This was the peak of crunkcore and CN Real, so maybe that's why.
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Post by John Titor on May 2, 2021 14:18:56 GMT 10
No way. No year from the first half of the 2000's is ignored or underrated. 2008 and 2009 are way more overlooked. I'd say 2009 is more overlooked than 2008. I think 2008 is well-liked, especially for movies and video games, as well as the start of the electropop era. It's 2009 that most people dislike. This was the peak of crunkcore and CN Real, so maybe that's why. 2009 is hated because we were dealing with the real aftermath of the recession/economy imploding in 2008 ( yes it imploded in 08) but we didn't see it get bad until 2009. Also 2009 was the final months of Circuit City and KB toys leaving many malls feeling empty. In 2007 and 2008 tons of classic 2000s TV shows left the airwaves so when 2009 came around there was nothing to fill it. No Sopranos (ended 2007 ) No Toonami (ended 2008) no TRL ( ended in 2008 but was sh* t in the end) No King of Queens (ended in 2007) No The OC (ended early 2007) not to mention That 70s show and Malcolm in the middle (ended in 2006) TV in the late 2000s had a huge void and it kept getting worse and worse, not to mention the vibe/atmosphere was vastly different from the rest of the 2000s
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Post by astropoug on May 2, 2021 15:07:08 GMT 10
I'd say 2009 is more overlooked than 2008. I think 2008 is well-liked, especially for movies and video games, as well as the start of the electropop era. It's 2009 that most people dislike. This was the peak of crunkcore and CN Real, so maybe that's why. 2009 is hated because we were dealing with the real aftermath of the recession/economy imploding in 2008 ( yes it imploded in 08) but we didn't see it get bad until 2009. Also 2009 was the final months of Circuit City and KB toys leaving many malls feeling empty. In 2007 and 2008 tons of classic 2000s TV shows left the airwaves so when 2009 came around there was nothing to fill it. No Sopranos (ended 2007 ) No Toonami (ended 2008) no TRL ( ended in 2008 but was sh* t in the end) No King of Queens (ended in 2007) No The OC (ended early 2007) not to mention That 70s show and Malcolm in the middle (ended in 2006) TV in the late 2000s had a huge void and it kept getting worse and worse, not to mention the vibe/atmosphere was vastly different from the rest of the 2000s I think adult-oriented TV did fine, The Office was in its prime, Mad Men and Breaking Bad came out, The Big Bang Theory came out. Not a bad time there. It's kids TV that was bad in my opinion. Whilst live-action sitcoms were thriving, cartoons weren't. Barring some exceptions like Phineas and Ferb and Total Drama (which isn't even made in America), it was mainly composed of filler (Johnny Test) and long-in-the-tooth shows like SpongeBob and FOP. Oh, and Cartoon Network airing live-action. Nick never really recovered whereas Cartoon Network got better around 2010.
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