Post by dudewitdausername on Dec 6, 2020 2:45:08 GMT 10
What do you guys think?
I personally think that 2008 leans toward 2012. Electropop was starting to catch on in 2008, and was on it's way out in 2012. Club rap was also big in both 2008 and 2012, which was a far cry from the silky R&B, gangsta rap and crunk rap of 2004.
One area 2008 is more similar to 2004 though is technology. Windows XP was still the most common on PCs in both years (despite Vista coming out in '06), unlike Windows 7 being the most common in 2012. Most people still used phones with keyboards in 2008, like 2004, and 2012 is when touchscreen smartphones started to become the norm.
I personally think that 2008 leans toward 2012. Electropop was starting to catch on in 2008, and was on it's way out in 2012. Club rap was also big in both 2008 and 2012, which was a far cry from the silky R&B, gangsta rap and crunk rap of 2004.
One area 2008 is more similar to 2004 though is technology. Windows XP was still the most common on PCs in both years (despite Vista coming out in '06), unlike Windows 7 being the most common in 2012. Most people still used phones with keyboards in 2008, like 2004, and 2012 is when touchscreen smartphones started to become the norm.
