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Post by Telso on Oct 29, 2021 19:44:45 GMT 10
- The economy starts to go up from the recession slumb
- The Haiti earthquake shocks the public and countless charity songs are released
- Official start of the Arab Spring in Tunisia
- MySpace is fully dead, Facebook is king and Twitter is on the rise
- Instagram is released
- The iPad is released
- Wikileaks scandal
- BP oil spill kicks off a huge eco friendly take of conscience in peoples' minds
- iPhone 4 is released with a front-facing cam, which later result in the selfie culture
- Ke$ha takes the charts by storm and becomes one of the biggest divas of the electropop genre
- Lady Gaga's meat dress makes her infamous
- The Justin Bieber hate bandwagon on YouTube launches his career
- Lost, one of the biggest shows of the 2000s, concludes
- Walking Dead, one of the biggest shows of the 2010s, starts airing
- Aventure Time redefines TV animation
It's arguable this is the true start of the early 10s and mid/late 09-2010 is just an empty transition period. So much stuff that defines the 10s or at least a sizeable amount of it started here.
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Post by pumpkin14 on Oct 29, 2021 22:08:05 GMT 10
Proof the 2010s started on time
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Post by Cassie on Oct 29, 2021 22:35:50 GMT 10
Not to mention:
- Kinect for the Xbox 360 releases
- Cartoon Network and Nickelodeon changed their logos (Nick in late 09, CN in mid 2010)
- Dragon Tales (popular 2000s show) quits airing on PBS Kids
- Call of Duty reaches it's peak popularity with Modern Warfare 2 and Black Ops 1
- Blockbuster files for bankruptcy, closing most of their stores
- My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic airs it's first episode, starting G5, it would go on to create a huge fanbase of older and younger fans alike
- Xbox Live closes down for the Original Xbox putting the final nail in the coffin for it
Now that I look at it I think 2010 was far more early 2010s than many people think. I know a lot of these are pretty minor in the grand scheme of things but they do show to me that 2000s culture was on it's way out.
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Post by slashpop on Oct 30, 2021 1:12:27 GMT 10
The second half of 2010 into early 2011 felt more solidly 2010s, but by 2009-2010, 2010s decade identity was mostly there, just with some degree of stronger late 2000s holdovers mixed in, compared to later .
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Post by John Titor on Oct 30, 2021 1:20:03 GMT 10
- The economy starts to go up from the recession slumb - The Haiti earthquake shocks the public and countless charity songs are released - Official start of the Arab Spring in Tunisia - MySpace is fully dead, Facebook is king and Twitter is on the rise - Instagram is released - The iPad is released - Wikileaks scandal - BP oil spill kicks off a huge eco friendly take of conscience in peoples' minds - iPhone 4 is released with a front-facing cam, which later result in the selfie culture- Ke$ha takes the charts by storm and becomes one of the biggest divas of the electropop genre - Lady Gaga's meat dress makes her infamous - The Justin Bieber hate bandwagon on YouTube launches his career - Lost, one of the biggest shows of the 2000s, concludes - Walking Dead, one of the biggest shows of the 2010s, starts airing - Aventure Time redefines TV animation It's arguable this is the true start of the early 10s and mid/late 09-2010 is just an empty transition period. So much stuff that defines the 10s or at least a sizeable amount of it started here.
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Post by nightmarefarm on Oct 30, 2021 1:59:15 GMT 10
I know this is meant to be a satire of my 2011 post but a lot of these are just technical start dates of stuff or just flat out wrong. Like the recession started to recover in mid-late 09 and Lady Gaga became infamous back in late 08 or early 09 for example. Instagram was released but no one knew what it was.
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Post by 10slover on Oct 30, 2021 2:12:33 GMT 10
Why can't we all just agree that 2008-2013 was one big transition
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Post by John Titor on Oct 30, 2021 4:11:43 GMT 10
I know this is meant to be a satire of my 2011 post but a lot of these are just technical start dates of stuff or just flat out wrong. Like the recession started to recover in mid-late 09 and Lady Gaga became infamous back in late 08 or early 09 for example. Instagram was released but no one knew what it was. By the 2009 VMAS everyone knew who Lady Gaga was and had the #1 album in the world, The recession did end in 2009 but it's effects lasted until 2014
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Post by nightmarefarm on Oct 30, 2021 4:18:02 GMT 10
I know this is meant to be a satire of my 2011 post but a lot of these are just technical start dates of stuff or just flat out wrong. Like the recession started to recover in mid-late 09 and Lady Gaga became infamous back in late 08 or early 09 for example. Instagram was released but no one knew what it was. By the 2009 VMAS everyone knew who Lady Gaga was and had the #1 album in the world, The recession did end in 2009 but it's effects lasted until 2014 Everyone knew who she was shortly after Just Dance and Poker Face blew up. >The recession did end in 2009 but it's effects lasted until 2014 Yeah but the point where it officially ended and started a recovery(ofc there were still lingering aftereffects but this was the start of the climb back up) was in mid 09.
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Post by John Titor on Oct 30, 2021 4:29:48 GMT 10
By the 2009 VMAS everyone knew who Lady Gaga was and had the #1 album in the world, The recession did end in 2009 but it's effects lasted until 2014 >The recession did end in 2009 but it's effects lasted until 2014 Yeah but the point where it officially ended and started a recovery(ofc there were still lingering aftereffects but this was the start of the climb back up) was in mid 09. I know that, I am saying by the 2009 VMAS she was already a house hold name prior, still in 2008 while her song was everywhere and everyone was talking about Gaga, she was not a house hold name until Early 2009, Pokerface didn't start hitting the 1 and 2 spots on radio until early 2009, it took a few months for her to become a house hold name VS trending
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