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Post by dudewitdausername on Dec 24, 2021 12:18:06 GMT 10
Pop culture itself is just more stagnant since the 1990s IMO. In 2021, 1995 is the same distance from now as 1969 was back then. That's crazy and proves this to me a lot. has it changed as much as 1969 to 1995 tho?
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Post by nightmarefarm on Dec 24, 2021 12:24:59 GMT 10
Pop culture has changed dramatically since then has it changed as much as 1969 to 1995 tho? Debateable.
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Post by mc98 on Dec 24, 2021 14:35:17 GMT 10
Idk, 2013-2015 smartphones look outdated compared to todays smartphones.
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Post by nightmarefarm on Dec 24, 2021 15:15:56 GMT 10
Idk, 2013-2015 smartphones look outdated compared to todays smartphones. Smartphones have stagnated since about 2017 or 2018
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Post by slashpop on Dec 24, 2021 19:34:36 GMT 10
Idk, 2013-2015 smartphones look outdated compared to todays smartphones. Not anymore, the chunky and thick design from then has already come back
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Post by 10slover on Dec 24, 2021 20:16:31 GMT 10
Idk, 2013-2015 smartphones look outdated compared to todays smartphones. Not anymore, the chunky and thick design from then has already come back They have a different design still Most smartphones back then had home buttons and no thumbprint scanners And smartphones nowadays are way thinner than 2013-2015 smartphones
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Post by slashpop on Dec 24, 2021 20:23:03 GMT 10
Not anymore, the chunky and thick design from then has already come back They have a different design still Most smartphones back then had home buttons and no thumbprint scanners And smartphones nowadays are way thinner than 2013-2015 smartphones They do have a different design, but still way thicker than usual, probably due to the flat edge, and strangely close in thickness to 13-15 models, I was just consdering buying iphone 13 yesterday and I felt like I'm using my old 2014 iphone. I wanted to get older model which don't have those thickness/flat edges.
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Post by carcar on Dec 25, 2021 9:01:57 GMT 10
Hipster is literally just emulating fashion of previous decades You know what I am talking about when I say hipster, that mid 2010s peak sub culture with the mustaches, and the fedoras, and the coffee shops with the lights hanging down, cursive writing, foot stomp commercials, bicycles etc etc etc whatever you wanna call it, that sub culture I am talking about, it was everywhere from 2012 -2018, almost every person reading this agrees with me. Oh please the definition of what a hipster is changes a lot that even hipsters themselves didn’t know what one was. One minute it was associated with the indie rock look and then next with the EDM scene guy at Coachella
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Post by carcar on Dec 25, 2021 9:02:35 GMT 10
Not anymore, the chunky and thick design from then has already come back They have a different design still Most smartphones back then had home buttons and no thumbprint scanners And smartphones nowadays are way thinner than 2013-2015 smartphones 2007-2013 iPhones look very dated and easily identifiable
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Post by John Titor on Dec 25, 2021 9:27:46 GMT 10
You know what I am talking about when I say hipster, that mid 2010s peak sub culture with the mustaches, and the fedoras, and the coffee shops with the lights hanging down, cursive writing, foot stomp commercials, bicycles etc etc etc whatever you wanna call it, that sub culture I am talking about, it was everywhere from 2012 -2018, almost every person reading this agrees with me. Oh please the definition of what a hipster is changes a lot that even hipsters themselves didn’t know what one was. One minute it was associated with the indie rock look and then next with the EDM scene guy at Coachella Um... when someone says mid 2010s hipster this is the first thing anyone thinks of ( not the late 2000s indie look)  along with these types of places  Along with these kind of fonts on TV ads  No one associates hipster with EDM, what alternate universe are you speaking of ?
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Post by 10slover on Dec 25, 2021 12:39:18 GMT 10
Oh please the definition of what a hipster is changes a lot that even hipsters themselves didn’t know what one was. One minute it was associated with the indie rock look and then next with the EDM scene guy at Coachella Um... when someone says mid 2010s hipster this is the first thing anyone thinks of ( not the late 2000s indie look) along with these types of places Along with these kind of fonts on TV ads No one associates hipster with EDM, what alternate universe are you speaking of ? Peak 2010s
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Post by carcar on Dec 25, 2021 16:39:41 GMT 10
Oh please the definition of what a hipster is changes a lot that even hipsters themselves didn’t know what one was. One minute it was associated with the indie rock look and then next with the EDM scene guy at Coachella Um... when someone says mid 2010s hipster this is the first thing anyone thinks of ( not the late 2000s indie look) along with these types of places Along with these kind of fonts on TV ads No one associates hipster with EDM, what alternate universe are you speaking of ? My mistake, but either way I just see the 2010s as a bridge between the 2000s and 2020s, with the middle of the decade being the peak of that sub-culture. Both Mumble Rappers and Hipsters on Facebook are 2010s culture, too opposing contrasts, Before that it was Emos on MySpace and now it’s E-Boys/Girls on Tik Tok
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Post by dudewitdausername on Dec 25, 2021 17:41:32 GMT 10
Um... when someone says mid 2010s hipster this is the first thing anyone thinks of ( not the late 2000s indie look) along with these types of places Along with these kind of fonts on TV ads No one associates hipster with EDM, what alternate universe are you speaking of ? My mistake, but either way I just see the 2010s as a bridge between the 2000s and 2020s, with the middle of the decade being the peak of that sub-culture. Both Mumble Rappers and Hipsters on Facebook are 2010s culture, too opposing contrasts, Before that it was Emos on MySpace and now it’s E-Boys/Girls on Tik Tok technically every decade is just a bridge from the previous one to the next one, which is really interesting to think about. Especially with the 80s to 90s to 2000s...
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Post by carcar on Dec 26, 2021 9:20:40 GMT 10
My mistake, but either way I just see the 2010s as a bridge between the 2000s and 2020s, with the middle of the decade being the peak of that sub-culture. Both Mumble Rappers and Hipsters on Facebook are 2010s culture, too opposing contrasts, Before that it was Emos on MySpace and now it’s E-Boys/Girls on Tik Tok technically every decade is just a bridge from the previous one to the next one, which is really interesting to think about. Especially with the 80s to 90s to 2000s... I talked about this in a previous post, it’s why comparing decades next to each other is never really as fun because theres so many similarities and it makes it hard to see the zeitgeist of that decade. If that’s the case then the 80s is a transition from the 70s to 90s
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