What culture defines the core 2010s to you?
Dec 8, 2021 10:02:55 GMT 10
Post by Deleted on Dec 8, 2021 10:02:55 GMT 10
You can list movies, books, TV shows, music, video games, politics, economy, social media, technology, internet, anything.
To me, movies such as “The Hunger Games,” “The Hobbit,” “21 Jump Street,” “Ted,” “Avengers,” and “The Amazing Spider Man” define core 2010s movies all of which debuted in 2012.
I believe Instagram blew up and touch screen smartphones blew up in late 2012.
I’m sure a lot of things were headed or pointed towards the core 2010s culture sometime in 2011, but I feel as if 2012 solidified that more.
George Zimmerman shot Trayvon Martin in 2012 which planted the seed for the toxic politics of the mid 2010s to present day.
Electro-pop music started to decline in late 2011-2012 woth a slow shift towards teen and indie pop or rock.
I don’t understand why 2012 is separated from 2013 and 2014, especially if a lot or some of the culture of that year was headed away from the early 2010s into the mid 2010s. The early 2010s have more in common with the mid 2010s than the late 2000s imo. 2012 was not peak early 2010s like 2011. 2012 isn’t to the early 2010s like what 2002 was to the early 2000s.
To me, movies such as “The Hunger Games,” “The Hobbit,” “21 Jump Street,” “Ted,” “Avengers,” and “The Amazing Spider Man” define core 2010s movies all of which debuted in 2012.
I believe Instagram blew up and touch screen smartphones blew up in late 2012.
I’m sure a lot of things were headed or pointed towards the core 2010s culture sometime in 2011, but I feel as if 2012 solidified that more.
George Zimmerman shot Trayvon Martin in 2012 which planted the seed for the toxic politics of the mid 2010s to present day.
Electro-pop music started to decline in late 2011-2012 woth a slow shift towards teen and indie pop or rock.
I don’t understand why 2012 is separated from 2013 and 2014, especially if a lot or some of the culture of that year was headed away from the early 2010s into the mid 2010s. The early 2010s have more in common with the mid 2010s than the late 2000s imo. 2012 was not peak early 2010s like 2011. 2012 isn’t to the early 2010s like what 2002 was to the early 2000s.
