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Post by nightmarefarm on Oct 25, 2021 23:30:41 GMT 10
Summer 2015 - Nov 2016 is the shift from the mid 10s to late 10s but 2018 is the shift from the late 10s to very late 10s.
You had mumble rap blow up on the charts, avengers completely blowing up in popularity(it was popular before but became like popular popular that year with infinity war), battle royale arena games like Fortnite and PUGB exploding in popularity. But i'd say that's about it. I don't consider it a major shift like 2016 or 2020 because it was just a few noteworthy changes in pop culture(some of which were already in the public eye in previous years) and no special changes technologically or politically.
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Post by dudewitdausername on Oct 25, 2021 23:48:40 GMT 10
Summer 2015 - Nov 2016 is the shift from the mid 10s to late 10s but 2018 is the shift from the late 10s to very late 10s. You had mumble rap blow up on the charts, avengers completely blowing up in popularity(it was popular before but became like popular popular that year with infinity war), battle royale arena games like Fortnite and PUGB exploding in popularity. But i'd say that's about it. I don't consider it a major shift like 2016 or 2020 because it was just a few noteworthy changes in pop culture(some of which were already in the public eye in previous years) and no special changes technologically or politically. Yeah the second half of 2018 and 2019 had sort of a different vibe from 2017 and the first half of 2018...
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Post by mc98 on Oct 26, 2021 2:25:28 GMT 10
The whole 2018 was a transition out of the core 2010s.
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Post by nightmarefarm on Oct 26, 2021 3:45:58 GMT 10
The whole 2018 was a transition out of the core 2010s. What would you say defines the core 10s
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Post by mc98 on Oct 26, 2021 3:54:38 GMT 10
The whole 2018 was a transition out of the core 2010s. What would you say defines the core 10s Anywhere from mid/late 2013-early 2018. Vine and Musically culture, the peak of GTA 5, Tumblr culture, dank memes, vaporwave, deep/tropical house, soundcloud rap, teen dystopian movies, manbuns, athleisure.
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Post by nightmarefarm on Oct 26, 2021 4:17:57 GMT 10
What would you say defines the core 10s Anywhere from mid/late 2013-early 2018. Vine and Musically culture, the peak of GTA 5, Tumblr culture, dank memes, vaporwave, deep/tropical house, soundcloud rap, teen dystopian movies, manbuns, athleisure. Fair enough. Late 2018 and 2019 still feels like a core 10s year to me. You still have 8th gen gaming, similar sounding pop music and mumble rap/trap, superhero movies being big, game of thrones being big, star wars sequels, same social media and smartphone culture, divisive politics and such. The 20s started on time thanks to COVID and a general blatantly grim feeling with that and other events like the 2020 recession, australia on fire and WW3 scares.
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Post by mc98 on Oct 26, 2021 4:24:10 GMT 10
Anywhere from mid/late 2013-early 2018. Vine and Musically culture, the peak of GTA 5, Tumblr culture, dank memes, vaporwave, deep/tropical house, soundcloud rap, teen dystopian movies, manbuns, athleisure. Fair enough. Late 2018 and 2019 still feels like a core 10s year to me. You still have 8th gen gaming, similar sounding pop music and mumble rap/trap, superhero movies being big, game of thrones being big, star wars sequels, same social media and smartphone culture, divisive politics and such. The 20s started on time thanks to COVID and a general blatantly grim feeling with that and other events like the 2020 recession, australia on fire and WW3 scares. Would you agree that mid/late 2011 through early 2013 was a transition into the core 2010s. To me, the core 10s officially started in mid 2013 with Orange Is the new black, binge watching, Royals, Vine culture, GTA 5, emojis everywhere, and iOS 7.
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Post by nightmarefarm on Oct 26, 2021 4:34:27 GMT 10
Fair enough. Late 2018 and 2019 still feels like a core 10s year to me. You still have 8th gen gaming, similar sounding pop music and mumble rap/trap, superhero movies being big, game of thrones being big, star wars sequels, same social media and smartphone culture, divisive politics and such. The 20s started on time thanks to COVID and a general blatantly grim feeling with that and other events like the 2020 recession, australia on fire and WW3 scares. Would you agree that mid/late 2011 through early 2013 was a transition into the core 2010s. To me, the core 10s officially started in mid 2013 with Orange Is the new black, Royals, Vine culture, GTA 5, and iOS 7. Sounds about right. Smartphones and hipstery indie pop type music were exploding in popularity during that time as well.
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Post by mc98 on Oct 26, 2021 4:38:13 GMT 10
Would you agree that mid/late 2011 through early 2013 was a transition into the core 2010s. To me, the core 10s officially started in mid 2013 with Orange Is the new black, Royals, Vine culture, GTA 5, and iOS 7. Sounds about right. Smartphones and hipstery indie pop type music were exploding in popularity during that time as well. Also festival style EDM blowing up in that era.
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Post by nightmarefarm on Oct 26, 2021 4:42:04 GMT 10
Sounds about right. Smartphones and hipstery indie pop type music were exploding in popularity during that time as well. Also festival style EDM blowing up in that era. Yeah definitely. That was the start of calvin harris or avicii style EDM.
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Post by Telso on Oct 29, 2021 3:13:56 GMT 10
I feel like we had threads about shifts and transitions for every year of the 2010s at this point...
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Post by nightmarefarm on Oct 29, 2021 6:40:21 GMT 10
I feel like we had threads about shifts and transitions for every year of the 2010s at this point... That's becsause we don't all agree on which years are as shifty as others. I never said 2018 was a legitimate shift btw I just said a mini shift so like half a shift. A noticeable change in some areas of pop culture but not enough to make yesteryear seem alien in comparison.
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