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Post by John Titor on Apr 16, 2021 2:50:05 GMT 10
I gotta feeling that the fall of 2021 would be different from now. IDK if you heard about this but the Biden Administration is going to withdrawal the US troops from Afghanistan on September 11th, 2021(20 years since that day). heard about that yeah, only fitting 20 years since 9/11
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Post by mc98 on Apr 16, 2021 4:01:15 GMT 10
In hindsight, 2019 does seem more 2010s than it was living in it.
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Post by pumpkin14 on Apr 16, 2021 4:39:35 GMT 10
In hindsight, 2019 does seem more 2010s than it was living in it. Yeah I think 2019 is one of the few “9” years that really hold true to it’s decade. 2019 is just a pure late 2010s year through and through unlike say 2009 or 1999 for the 00s and 90s respectively
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Post by dudewitdausername on Apr 16, 2021 5:01:03 GMT 10
In hindsight, 2019 does seem more 2010s than it was living in it. Yeah I think 2019 is one of the few “9” years that really hold true to it’s decade. 2019 is just a pure late 2010s year through and through unlike say 2009 or 1999 for the 00s and 90s respectively Agreed. The vibe did feel different from 2018 but it was just its own unique version of the late 2010s vibe IMO, "Old Town Road" for example. If COVID hadn't happened and the vibe change that happened in 2019 stuck through 2020-2021, then it would hold more weight as a transition into the "early 2020s". But as it is, its just a unique part of the late 2010s.
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Post by Deleted on Apr 16, 2021 7:05:39 GMT 10
In hindsight, 2019 does seem more 2010s than it was living in it. Yeah I think 2019 is one of the few “9” years that really hold true to it’s decade. 2019 is just a pure late 2010s year through and through unlike say 2009 or 1999 for the 00s and 90s respectively 2010s are similar to the 1980s in that those were both consistent decades. For example, 1989 looks strongly late 1980s just like 2019 looks strongly late 2010s. I’m fine with 2018 or 2019 being the quintessential late 2010s years.
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Post by dudewitdausername on Apr 16, 2021 8:26:42 GMT 10
Yeah I think 2019 is one of the few “9” years that really hold true to it’s decade. 2019 is just a pure late 2010s year through and through unlike say 2009 or 1999 for the 00s and 90s respectively 2010s are similar to the 1980s in that those were both consistent decades. For example, 1989 looks strongly late 1980s just like 2019 looks strongly late 2010s. I’m fine with 2018 or 2019 being the quintessential late 2010s years. and 2020 would've been just like 1990 if COVID hadn't happened. An 80s/10s year disguised as a 90s/20s year. due to COVID, that isn't that case, though.
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Post by John Titor on Apr 16, 2021 8:43:06 GMT 10
Yeah I think 2019 is one of the few “9” years that really hold true to it’s decade. 2019 is just a pure late 2010s year through and through unlike say 2009 or 1999 for the 00s and 90s respectively Agreed. The vibe did feel different from 2018 but it was just its own unique version of the late 2010s vibe IMO, "Old Town Road" for example. If COVID hadn't happened and the vibe change that happened in 2019 stuck through 2020-2021, then it would hold more weight as a transition into the "early 2020s". But as it is, its just a unique part of the late 2010s. 2019 is it's own pocket dimension, a spin off why have you. If 2019 was a Sonic game it would be Sonic CD (weird off beat, strange but somewhat connected) Or Super Maro Bros 2 if it was a Mario Game.
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Post by y2kbaby on Apr 16, 2021 9:02:28 GMT 10
Agreed. The vibe did feel different from 2018 but it was just its own unique version of the late 2010s vibe IMO, "Old Town Road" for example. If COVID hadn't happened and the vibe change that happened in 2019 stuck through 2020-2021, then it would hold more weight as a transition into the "early 2020s". But as it is, its just a unique part of the late 2010s. 2019 is it's own pocket dimension, a spin off why have you. If 2019 was a Sonic game it would be Sonic CD (weird off beat, strange but somewhat connected) Or Super Maro Bros 2 if it was a Mario Game. 2019 basically had its own flavor to it.
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Post by Deleted on Apr 16, 2021 9:06:10 GMT 10
2019 is it's own pocket dimension, a spin off why have you. If 2019 was a Sonic game it would be Sonic CD (weird off beat, strange but somewhat connected) Or Super Maro Bros 2 if it was a Mario Game. 2019 basically had its own flavor to it. Agreed 2019 was unique and somewhat transitional. I love 2019. 2013 was also another year that had its own flavor to it which I don’t like. People expected 2018 to be changeful like 2008 which never happened, so they were disappointed and shitted all over 2018.
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Post by y2kbaby on Apr 16, 2021 12:17:44 GMT 10
I love 2019 too. I feel like 2019 doesn't get a lot of love. 2019 is underrated imo 
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Post by John Titor on Apr 16, 2021 13:03:46 GMT 10
2014, 2016 and 2019 are underrated. 2013, 2015, 2017 are overrated. 2010 and 2012 might also be overhyped. well I hated 2019 ( for other reasons ) lol but 2012 is def over hyped if anything 2011 is under hyped and I never seeing it get that much love
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Post by y2kbaby on Apr 17, 2021 1:11:09 GMT 10
I love 2011. It was a great time in my personal life and in pop culture.
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Post by John Titor on Apr 17, 2021 3:32:09 GMT 10
I love 2011. It was a great time in my personal life and in pop culture. final year of my Blockbuster near me =( sigh lol 2011 was fun tho, more fun than 2010 by miles
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Post by Deleted on Apr 17, 2021 3:49:38 GMT 10
As its name suggests, COVID-19 actually started in 2019 (with the first case appearing in November in China). And 2019 is when I noticed pop culture shift in another direction with the release of The Mandalorian and the popularity of Gen Z artists like Billie Eilish popping up, and the first real foldable phone being released (Samsung's original Z Fold). We are in a sub-era now and if all goes well with the vaccines then this pandemic will be a thing of the past by January 2022 and we will see some new stuff come out then. This is a similar case like the Y2K era. I would not include 2019 in this era. 2019 had more in common with 2015 than 2021 and was the last hurrah of the 2010s. This is also the opposite of the Y2K era, which was very bright and forward thinking. The current era is very dark and regressive. As far as pop music, this is more like the early '90s than the Y2K era.
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Post by rainbow on Apr 17, 2021 4:05:08 GMT 10
As its name suggests, COVID-19 actually started in 2019 (with the first case appearing in November in China). And 2019 is when I noticed pop culture shift in another direction with the release of The Mandalorian and the popularity of Gen Z artists like Billie Eilish popping up, and the first real foldable phone being released (Samsung's original Z Fold). We are in a sub-era now and if all goes well with the vaccines then this pandemic will be a thing of the past by January 2022 and we will see some new stuff come out then. This is a similar case like the Y2K era. I would not include 2019 in this era. 2019 had more in common with 2015 than 2021 and was the last hurrah of the 2010s. This is also the opposite of the Y2K era, which was very bright and forward thinking. The current era is very dark and regressive. As far as pop music, this is more like the early '90s than the Y2K era. 2019 absolutely does not have more in common with 2015 than 2021, that’s an exaggeration.
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