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Post by 10slover on Jun 19, 2021 7:09:41 GMT 10
Anyone notice how the 2020s are shaping up to be the opposite of the 2010s? Rock music (a non-entity in the 2010s) is coming back, Edm (extremely dominant in the 2010s) is pretty much dead.
I feel like the aesthetics are changing too. There has been a huge backlash against the minimalist, squeaky clean aesthetic of the 2010s.
the right wing politics that were big in the second half of the 2010s are starting to die down a bit, i suspect all the (democratically elected) right-wing strongmen of the 2010s will lose their power in the 2020s. There's also a possiblity that Putin dies of old age during this decade.
Could this be an 80s vs 90s situation all over again? Where we completely reject everything that defined the previous decade?
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Post by John Titor on Jun 19, 2021 7:22:58 GMT 10
I take back what I said earlier, I am glad we got Slim on board here, but Lyric Boy can rot in hell lol
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Post by John Titor on Jun 19, 2021 7:25:14 GMT 10
Anyone notice how the 2020s are shaping up to be the opposite of the 2010s? Rock music (a non-entity in the 2010s) is coming back, Edm (extremely dominant in the 2010s) is pretty much dead. I feel like the aesthetics are changing too. There has been a huge backlash against the minimalist, squeaky clean aesthetic of the 2010s. the right wing politics that were big in the second half of the 2010s are starting to die down a bit, i suspect all the (democratically elected) right-wing strongmen of the 2010s will lose their power in the 2020s. There's also a possiblity that Putin dies of old age during this decade. Could this be an 80s vs 90s situation all over again? Where we completely reject everything that defined the previous decade? yeah pretty much, the same thing happened in the 2010s, it was the opposite of the 2000s 2000s suburbs 2010s downtown cities 2000s people socialized 2010s hermits on phones 2000s Rock music standard 2010s Rock music dead 2000s maximalism 2010s minimalism F*ck the 2010s , if it was a real person I would punch it in the face and kick it in the balls, burn in hell u b*tch
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Post by 10slover on Jun 19, 2021 7:31:49 GMT 10
Anyone notice how the 2020s are shaping up to be the opposite of the 2010s? Rock music (a non-entity in the 2010s) is coming back, Edm (extremely dominant in the 2010s) is pretty much dead. I feel like the aesthetics are changing too. There has been a huge backlash against the minimalist, squeaky clean aesthetic of the 2010s. the right wing politics that were big in the second half of the 2010s are starting to die down a bit, i suspect all the (democratically elected) right-wing strongmen of the 2010s will lose their power in the 2020s. There's also a possiblity that Putin dies of old age during this decade. Could this be an 80s vs 90s situation all over again? Where we completely reject everything that defined the previous decade? yeah pretty much, the same thing happened in the 2010s, it was the opposite of the 2000s 2000s suburbs 2010s downtown cities 2000s people socialized 2010s hermits on phones 2000s Rock music standard 2010s Rock music dead 2000s maximalism 2010s minimalism F*ck the 2010s , if it was a real person I would punch it in the face and kick it in the balls, burn in hell u b*tch Lmfao, take it easy. I think the 2010s will be seen as a very unique period in the future
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Post by dudewitdausername on Jun 19, 2021 9:09:14 GMT 10
Anyone notice how the 2020s are shaping up to be the opposite of the 2010s? Rock music (a non-entity in the 2010s) is coming back, Edm (extremely dominant in the 2010s) is pretty much dead. I feel like the aesthetics are changing too. There has been a huge backlash against the minimalist, squeaky clean aesthetic of the 2010s. the right wing politics that were big in the second half of the 2010s are starting to die down a bit, i suspect all the (democratically elected) right-wing strongmen of the 2010s will lose their power in the 2020s. There's also a possiblity that Putin dies of old age during this decade. Could this be an 80s vs 90s situation all over again? Where we completely reject everything that defined the previous decade? yeah pretty much, the same thing happened in the 2010s, it was the opposite of the 2000s 2000s suburbs 2010s downtown cities 2000s people socialized 2010s hermits on phones 2000s Rock music standard 2010s Rock music dead 2000s maximalism 2010s minimalism F*ck the 2010s , if it was a real person I would punch it in the face and kick it in the balls, burn in hell u b*tch IMO downtown cities are much, much better than the suburbs, tho. Lol
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Post by John Titor on Jun 19, 2021 9:52:05 GMT 10
yeah pretty much, the same thing happened in the 2010s, it was the opposite of the 2000s 2000s suburbs 2010s downtown cities 2000s people socialized 2010s hermits on phones 2000s Rock music standard 2010s Rock music dead 2000s maximalism 2010s minimalism F*ck the 2010s , if it was a real person I would punch it in the face and kick it in the balls, burn in hell u b*tch IMO downtown cities are much, much better than the suburbs, tho. Lol depends the state lol
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Post by John Titor on Jun 19, 2021 11:34:11 GMT 10
anyone reading this catch the Sega CD aesthetic yet ?
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Post by anon2523 on Jun 20, 2021 7:38:47 GMT 10
For pop culture I can see the mid '20s being really bright and colourful and materialistic. Even if something terrible happens in the world like war, the music and culture will be really bright. Music will be fast, upbeat, with a fast tempo again.
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Post by John Titor on Jun 20, 2021 7:40:03 GMT 10
For pop culture I can see the mid '20s being really bright and colourful and materialistic. Even if something terrible happens in the world like war, the music and culture will be really bright. Lavender will be the main color troupe you see in the mid 2020s
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Post by John Titor on Jun 20, 2021 9:15:13 GMT 10
oh and for those who are asking I can not go past November 2024, I already stretched it enough while being as accurate as I can be
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Post by 10slover on Jun 20, 2021 12:10:16 GMT 10
You said you wrote predictions for E!
Can you link them?
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Post by John Titor on Jun 20, 2021 13:35:25 GMT 10
You said you wrote predictions for E! Can you link them? I looked for them, they are not there anymore or archived, must of been when E! rebranded in 2012
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Post by xamo on Jun 20, 2021 21:08:45 GMT 10
Anyone notice how the 2020s are shaping up to be the opposite of the 2010s? Rock music (a non-entity in the 2010s) is coming back, Edm (extremely dominant in the 2010s) is pretty much dead. I feel like the aesthetics are changing too. There has been a huge backlash against the minimalist, squeaky clean aesthetic of the 2010s. the right wing politics that were big in the second half of the 2010s are starting to die down a bit, i suspect all the (democratically elected) right-wing strongmen of the 2010s will lose their power in the 2020s. There's also a possiblity that Putin dies of old age during this decade. Could this be an 80s vs 90s situation all over again? Where we completely reject everything that defined the previous decade? I agree fully with this, even in underground spaces there are full-out reactions against the 2010s. I was in a research group for consumer aesthetics and nearly all analysts are saying that the 2020s are a heavy reaction against the 2010s. This includes the resurrection and modernization of older aesthetics such as: 2010s -> 2020s minimalism -> maximalism flat design -> frutiger aero/polychrome 80s vaporwave -> neo y2k flat UI -> neo skeuomorphism 808 drum samples -> anything else 80s inspired fashion -> 2000s/70s inspired fashion undercuts on men -> medium-long hair is the norm for men skinny jeans -> wide pants (unless if paired with scene-revival styles) athleisure -> retro loose fit clothing anti-rock -> bedroom pop/pop punk rising olive/burgundy/rose gold/mustard yellow -> lavender/cerulean/mint There’s much more and If people are interested I could make a comprehensive thread about the reactions against the 2010s during the 2020s.
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Post by vhsfan0101 on Jun 20, 2021 22:29:30 GMT 10
Anyone notice how the 2020s are shaping up to be the opposite of the 2010s? Rock music (a non-entity in the 2010s) is coming back, Edm (extremely dominant in the 2010s) is pretty much dead. I feel like the aesthetics are changing too. There has been a huge backlash against the minimalist, squeaky clean aesthetic of the 2010s. the right wing politics that were big in the second half of the 2010s are starting to die down a bit, i suspect all the (democratically elected) right-wing strongmen of the 2010s will lose their power in the 2020s. There's also a possiblity that Putin dies of old age during this decade. Could this be an 80s vs 90s situation all over again? Where we completely reject everything that defined the previous decade? I agree fully with this, even in underground spaces there are full-out reactions against the 2010s. I was in a research group for consumer aesthetics and nearly all analysts are saying that the 2020s are a heavy reaction against the 2010s. This includes the resurrection and modernization of older aesthetics such as: 2010s -> 2020s minimalism -> maximalism flat design -> frutiger aero/polychrome 80s vaporwave -> neo y2k flat UI -> neo skeuomorphism 808 drum samples -> anything else 80s inspired fashion -> 2000s/70s inspired fashion undercuts on men -> medium-long hair is the norm for men skinny jeans -> wide pants (unless if paired with scene-revival styles) athleisure -> retro loose fit clothing anti-rock -> bedroom pop/pop punk rising olive/burgundy/rose gold/mustard yellow -> lavender/cerulean/mint There’s much more and If people are interested I could make a comprehensive thread about the reactions against the 2010s during the 2020s. Xandro, I would like for you to make a comprehensive thread about the reactions against the 2010s during the 2020s.
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Post by mc98 on Jun 21, 2021 1:13:05 GMT 10
Anyone notice how the 2020s are shaping up to be the opposite of the 2010s? Rock music (a non-entity in the 2010s) is coming back, Edm (extremely dominant in the 2010s) is pretty much dead. I feel like the aesthetics are changing too. There has been a huge backlash against the minimalist, squeaky clean aesthetic of the 2010s. the right wing politics that were big in the second half of the 2010s are starting to die down a bit, i suspect all the (democratically elected) right-wing strongmen of the 2010s will lose their power in the 2020s. There's also a possiblity that Putin dies of old age during this decade. Could this be an 80s vs 90s situation all over again? Where we completely reject everything that defined the previous decade? I agree fully with this, even in underground spaces there are full-out reactions against the 2010s. I was in a research group for consumer aesthetics and nearly all analysts are saying that the 2020s are a heavy reaction against the 2010s. This includes the resurrection and modernization of older aesthetics such as: 2010s -> 2020s minimalism -> maximalism flat design -> frutiger aero/polychrome 80s vaporwave -> neo y2k flat UI -> neo skeuomorphism 808 drum samples -> anything else 80s inspired fashion -> 2000s/70s inspired fashion undercuts on men -> medium-long hair is the norm for men skinny jeans -> wide pants (unless if paired with scene-revival styles) athleisure -> retro loose fit clothing anti-rock -> bedroom pop/pop punk rising olive/burgundy/rose gold/mustard yellow -> lavender/cerulean/mint There’s much more and If people are interested I could make a comprehensive thread about the reactions against the 2010s during the 2020s. I definitely do see many women wearing wide and baggy pants like it was the Y2K. Among younger men, I see a bunch of long curly and shaggy hair. Honestly can't wait to see neo-Y2K design going mainstream. I'm so tired of seeing vaporwave aesthetics all over media. Probably all of this will come together in full swing by 2023 or 2024.
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