Years That Should’ve Brought More Changes

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Years That Should’ve Brought More Changes Nov 25, 2021 23:24:22 GMT 10

Post by Deleted on Nov 25, 2021 23:24:22 GMT 10

2000 - Supposedly a beginning of a new era, yet many things remain the same from 1998 and 1999. People started slowly losing the Y2K optimism or spirit that March with the Dotcom bubble burst and George W Bush elected that November, yet teen pop was still everywhere. People seemed to grow more and more pessimistic, so why would they want to hear teen pop. I wouldn’t be shocked if someone told me that some or quite a few people were disappointed that the world didn’t end or computers didn’t crash on January 1, 2000 or that the future at the time wasn’t what they envisioned. I can’t help but feel that the transition from teen to urban pop should’ve occurred throughout 2000. Urban pop would’ve also been fitting for 2000 with the mood of people. 2000 had almost no new movie or TV franchises that define the 2000s. It would be cool if 2000 had more of that. Only thing I can think of is reality TV. More technology releases would’ve been great.

2003 - Certain early 2000s aspects started to become watered down, CN Powerhouse era, TV shows, fashion, music, etc. Yet mid 2000s introductions like crunk, emo, Myspace came out, music, TV shows, etc, but most weren’t huge yet or caused enough change to mark a departure from the early 2000s. It would be nice if the dying early 2000s trends evolved into other unique trends or they died out with mid 2000s trends taking over quickly.

Late 2018 through 2021 - When 2019 began, I remember thinking how different it felt from early and mid 2018. Sure some changes happened with Tik Tok & AirPods blowing up in 2019, COVID and Disney Plus blowing up in 2020, pop punk blowing up in 2021. A lot of big name companies changed their logos. Many 2010s shows ended. However things aren’t completely divorced from the 2010s yet. It would’ve been so much better if toxic late 2010s trends died out right as the 2010s were ending.

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Years That Should’ve Brought More Changes Nov 26, 2021 2:07:51 GMT 10

Post by John Titor on Nov 26, 2021 2:07:51 GMT 10

Nov 25, 2021 23:24:22 GMT 10 @sprinkles said:

2000 - Supposedly a beginning of a new era, yet many things remain the same from 1998 and 1999. People started slowly losing the Y2K optimism or spirit that March with the Dotcom bubble burst and George W Bush elected that November, yet teen pop was still everywhere. People seemed to grow more and more pessimistic, so why would they want to hear teen pop. I wouldn’t be shocked if someone told me that some or quite a few people were disappointed that the world didn’t end or computers didn’t crash on January 1, 2000 or that the future at the time wasn’t what they envisioned. I can’t help but feel that the transition from teen to urban pop should’ve occurred throughout 2000. Urban pop would’ve also been fitting for 2000 with the mood of people. 2000 had almost no new movie or TV franchises that define the 2000s. It would be cool if 2000 had more of that. Only thing I can think of is reality TV. More technology releases would’ve been great.

2003 - Certain early 2000s aspects started to become watered down, CN Powerhouse era, TV shows, fashion, music, etc. Yet mid 2000s introductions like crunk, emo, Myspace came out, music, TV shows, etc, but most weren’t huge yet or caused enough change to mark a departure from the early 2000s. It would be nice if the dying early 2000s trends evolved into other unique trends or they died out with mid 2000s trends taking over quickly.

2019 through 2021 - When 2019 began, I remember thinking how different it felt from early and mid 2018. Sure sone changes happened with Tik Tok & AirPods blowing up in 2019, COVID and Disney Plus blowing up in 2020, pop punk blowing up in 2021. A lot of big name companies changed their logos. Many 2010s shows ended. However things aren’t completely divorced from the 2010s yet. It would’ve been so much better if toxic late 2010s trends died out right as the 2010s were ending.

2018: everyone just assumed it was going to be 2008 part 2

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Years That Should’ve Brought More Changes Nov 26, 2021 8:59:07 GMT 10

Post by dudewitdausername on Nov 26, 2021 8:59:07 GMT 10

Can we just say 2020 is the biggest example of this. 2019 had some changes that were supposed to get bigger in 2020, but instead pop culture was brought to a standstill thanks to COVID. 2021 was better and brought some more changes, but it's still a bit disappointing.

I do have a feeling 2022 will be huge though, fingers tied.

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Years That Should’ve Brought More Changes Nov 26, 2021 13:28:20 GMT 10 via mobile

Post by jaydawg89 on Nov 26, 2021 13:28:20 GMT 10

Nov 26, 2021 2:07:51 GMT 10 John Titor said:

Nov 25, 2021 23:24:22 GMT 10 @sprinkles said:

2000 - Supposedly a beginning of a new era, yet many things remain the same from 1998 and 1999. People started slowly losing the Y2K optimism or spirit that March with the Dotcom bubble burst and George W Bush elected that November, yet teen pop was still everywhere. People seemed to grow more and more pessimistic, so why would they want to hear teen pop. I wouldn’t be shocked if someone told me that some or quite a few people were disappointed that the world didn’t end or computers didn’t crash on January 1, 2000 or that the future at the time wasn’t what they envisioned. I can’t help but feel that the transition from teen to urban pop should’ve occurred throughout 2000. Urban pop would’ve also been fitting for 2000 with the mood of people. 2000 had almost no new movie or TV franchises that define the 2000s. It would be cool if 2000 had more of that. Only thing I can think of is reality TV. More technology releases would’ve been great.

2003 - Certain early 2000s aspects started to become watered down, CN Powerhouse era, TV shows, fashion, music, etc. Yet mid 2000s introductions like crunk, emo, Myspace came out, music, TV shows, etc, but most weren’t huge yet or caused enough change to mark a departure from the early 2000s. It would be nice if the dying early 2000s trends evolved into other unique trends or they died out with mid 2000s trends taking over quickly.

2019 through 2021 - When 2019 began, I remember thinking how different it felt from early and mid 2018. Sure sone changes happened with Tik Tok & AirPods blowing up in 2019, COVID and Disney Plus blowing up in 2020, pop punk blowing up in 2021. A lot of big name companies changed their logos. Many 2010s shows ended. However things aren’t completely divorced from the 2010s yet. It would’ve been so much better if toxic late 2010s trends died out right as the 2010s were ending.

2018: everyone just assumed it was going to be 2008 part 2

It was pretty much the same as 2017 lol.

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Years That Should’ve Brought More Changes Nov 27, 2021 4:16:04 GMT 10

Post by slashpop on Nov 27, 2021 4:16:04 GMT 10

Mid 1986-early 1988 - All should have had much more substantial late 80s culture at the forefront of pop culture, rather than ambiguous mix of core/mid/late where trends from 1983-85 are still everywhere.
1990 - First half should had much less core 80s influences being acceptable considering they co-existed with incoming 90s culture that was clearly more in style and newer all throughout mid 1989-mid 1990.
1993-1994 - Early 90s culture should have been much less compared to mid.
1996 - Mid 90s should have universally ended in the early to mid 1996 rather than early 1997 - this is largely due to slow adoption of UK and Japanese trends including tech catching on.
1998 - The core/main Y2K era should have 100 percent universally started in spring 1998 rather than late 98 this is largely due to slow adoption of UK and Japanese trends including tech and other factors.
2000 - Should have been more techy than it was
2004 - Should have been mid 2000s the entire way through
2005-2006 - Should have been more late 2000s even though it already kinda was
2007 - Should have had more had more 2008 like tech and pop culture changes - nothing happened
Late 2007 to mid 2009 - Should have had more proto 2010s aspects and less core 2000s.
Late 2009 - Should have been fully 2010s
2010 - There should have been more tech changes and core 2010s asthetics should have had more exposure
2015 - Should have been the official start of the late 2010s, from the start.
Late 2018 - Should have been a radical new era changing period - either a transition like the Y2K era or proto 2020s - Some separation from earlier late 2010s was there but not enough going on.
2019 - Should have been the first proto or very early 2020s year at some point - Just a few changes
2020 - Should have a new era/decade feeling in pop culture - Barely any changes
2021 - We should be much more removed from the 2010s than we are, and feel like we are in an entirely new pop culture era - Only partial changes

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Years That Should’ve Brought More Changes Nov 27, 2021 4:21:52 GMT 10

Post by Cassie on Nov 27, 2021 4:21:52 GMT 10

Nov 27, 2021 4:16:04 GMT 10 slashpop said:

Mid 1986-early 1988 - All should have had much more substantial late 80s culture at the forefront of pop culture, rather than ambiguous mix of core/mid/late where trends from 1983-85 are still everywhere.
1990 - First half should had much less core 80s influences being acceptable considering they co-existed with incoming 90s culture that was clearly more in style and newer all throughout mid 1989-mid 1990.
1993-1994 - Early 90s culture should have been much less compared to mid.
1996 - Mid 90s should have universally ended in the early to mid 1996 rather than early 1997 - this is largely due to slow adoption of UK and Japanese trends including tech catching on.
1998 - The core/main Y2K era should have 100 percent universally started in spring 1998 rather than late 98 this is largely due to slow adoption of UK and Japanese trends including tech and other factors.
2000 - Should have been more techy than it was
2004 - Should have been mid 2000s the entire way through
2005-2006 - Should have been more late 2000s even though it already kinda was
2007 - Should have had more had more 2008 like tech and pop culture changes - nothing happened
Late 2007 to mid 2009 - Should have had more proto 2010s aspects and less core 2000s.
Late 2009 - Should have been fully 2010s
2010 - There should have been more tech changes and core 2010s asthetics should have had more exposure
2015 - Should have been the official start of the late 2010s, from the start.
Late 2018 - Should have been a radical new era changing period - either a transition like the Y2K era or proto 2020s - Some separation from late 2010s was there but not enough going on.
2019 - Should have been the first proto or very early 2020s year - Just a few changes
2020 - Should have a new era/decade feeling in pop culture - Barely any changes
2021 - We should be much more removed from the 2010s than we are, and feel like we are in an entirely new pop culture era - Only partial changes

Wow you have a crap ton of years on there

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Years That Should’ve Brought More Changes Nov 27, 2021 5:53:53 GMT 10 via mobile

Post by 10slover on Nov 27, 2021 5:53:53 GMT 10

Nov 27, 2021 4:16:04 GMT 10 slashpop said:

Mid 1986-early 1988 - All should have had much more substantial late 80s culture at the forefront of pop culture, rather than ambiguous mix of core/mid/late where trends from 1983-85 are still everywhere.
1990 - First half should had much less core 80s influences being acceptable considering they co-existed with incoming 90s culture that was clearly more in style and newer all throughout mid 1989-mid 1990.
1993-1994 - Early 90s culture should have been much less compared to mid.
1996 - Mid 90s should have universally ended in the early to mid 1996 rather than early 1997 - this is largely due to slow adoption of UK and Japanese trends including tech catching on.
1998 - The core/main Y2K era should have 100 percent universally started in spring 1998 rather than late 98 this is largely due to slow adoption of UK and Japanese trends including tech and other factors.
2000 - Should have been more techy than it was
2004 - Should have been mid 2000s the entire way through
2005-2006 - Should have been more late 2000s even though it already kinda was
2007 - Should have had more had more 2008 like tech and pop culture changes - nothing happened
Late 2007 to mid 2009 - Should have had more proto 2010s aspects and less core 2000s.
Late 2009 - Should have been fully 2010s
2010 - There should have been more tech changes and core 2010s asthetics should have had more exposure
2015 - Should have been the official start of the late 2010s, from the start.
Late 2018 - Should have been a radical new era changing period - either a transition like the Y2K era or proto 2020s - Some separation from earlier late 2010s was there but not enough going on.
2019 - Should have been the first proto or very early 2020s year at some point - Just a few changes
2020 - Should have a new era/decade feeling in pop culture - Barely any changes
2021 - We should be much more removed from the 2010s than we are, and feel like we are in an entirely new pop culture era - Only partial changes

The 10s simply refuse to die lol

But we're getting there

2022 is gonna be the year!!!

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