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Post by nightmarefarm on Jan 9, 2022 11:14:33 GMT 10
From a cultural standpoint, do you prefer the y2k era(1998-2001), electropop era(2009-2013) or 20/20 vision(2019-2020) era?
I'd have to go with y2k even though i was merely born in that era. The pop culture is pretty cool and it seemed relatively peaceful.
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Post by John Titor on Jan 9, 2022 11:35:12 GMT 10
From a cultural standpoint, do you prefer the y2k era(Late 97-2001), electropop era(2009-2013) or 20/20 vision(2019-2020) era? I'd have to go with y2k even though i was merely born in that era. The pop culture is pretty cool and it seemed relatively peaceful. fixed, I was there
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Post by nightmarefarm on Jan 9, 2022 11:44:19 GMT 10
From a cultural standpoint, do you prefer the y2k era(Late 97-2001), electropop era(2009-2013) or 20/20 vision(2019-2020) era? I'd have to go with y2k even though i was merely born in that era. The pop culture is pretty cool and it seemed relatively peaceful. fixed, I was there Whatever, it's just one quarter/third of a year
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Post by John Titor on Jan 9, 2022 11:45:02 GMT 10
Whatever, it's just one quarter/third of a year Tech 98 is the jump off point but 97 is like the beta "everything starts now" year
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Post by nightmarefarm on Jan 9, 2022 11:47:06 GMT 10
Whatever, it's just one quarter/third of a year Tech 98 is the jump off point but 97 is like the beta "everything starts now" year Because the internet became mainstream?
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Post by John Titor on Jan 9, 2022 11:49:26 GMT 10
Tech 98 is the jump off point but 97 is like the beta "everything starts now" year Because the internet became mainstream? not just that but commercials started popping up with y2k designs + Spice Girls,Backstreet Boys, Robyn blowing up, WWF attitude era + rise of Playstation 1 and N64 etc and etc
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Post by dudewitdausername on Jan 9, 2022 11:52:32 GMT 10
From a cultural standpoint, do you prefer the y2k era(Late 97-2001), electropop era(2009-2013) or 20/20 vision(2019-2020) era? I'd have to go with y2k even though i was merely born in that era. The pop culture is pretty cool and it seemed relatively peaceful. fixed, I was there if the Y2K era is gonna be Late 97 - 2001 then the 2020 Vision era should be Late 2018 - 2020. On topic: Y2K
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Post by nightmarefarm on Jan 9, 2022 12:23:49 GMT 10
if the Y2K era is gonna be Late 97 - 2001 then the 2020 Vision era should be Late 2018 - 2020. On topic: Y2K 2018 felt like a full late 10s year from what i recall. It wasn't until 2019 when tiktok and early 20s pop stars like billie eilish and lil nas x blew up in the mainstream
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Post by dudewitdausername on Jan 9, 2022 12:47:37 GMT 10
if the Y2K era is gonna be Late 97 - 2001 then the 2020 Vision era should be Late 2018 - 2020. On topic: Y2K 2018 felt like a full late 10s year from what i recall. It wasn't until 2019 when tiktok and early 20s pop stars like billie eilish and lil nas x blew up in the mainstream I just felt a bit of a vibe change around October 2018 that kinda evolved into what 2019 became. Definitely not fully there but it's where it started. It's also when Juice WRLD blew up ("Lucid Dreams" was released in May 2018 but became a huge hit later in the year). Travis Scott's Astroworld album changed rap around that time too.
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Post by John Titor on Jan 9, 2022 12:51:02 GMT 10
2018 felt like a full late 10s year from what i recall. It wasn't until 2019 when tiktok and early 20s pop stars like billie eilish and lil nas x blew up in the mainstream I just felt a bit of a vibe change around October 2018 that kinda evolved into what 2019 became. Definitely not fully there but it's where it started. It's also when Juice WRLD blew up ("Lucid Dreams" was released in May 2018 but became a huge hit later in the year). yeah fall 2018 was like a holding period to transform some things until we got to Spring 2019
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Post by nightmarefarm on Jan 9, 2022 13:24:47 GMT 10
2018 felt like a full late 10s year from what i recall. It wasn't until 2019 when tiktok and early 20s pop stars like billie eilish and lil nas x blew up in the mainstream I just felt a bit of a vibe change around October 2018 that kinda evolved into what 2019 became. Definitely not fully there but it's where it started. It's also when Juice WRLD blew up ("Lucid Dreams" was released in May 2018 but became a huge hit later in the year). Travis Scott's Astroworld album changed rap around that time too. 2019 rap was basically the same as 2018 rap. Both were in the trap mumble soundcloud rap era. I can't really think of any radical changes in the late part of 2018. There's always changes at the end of a year but the end of 2018 felt very uneventful imo. Even 2019 up until like Q2 not much happened and then boom, tiktok, lil nas x, billie eilish, end of various iconic 2010s series like the avengers and GOT.
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Post by dudewitdausername on Jan 9, 2022 13:27:10 GMT 10
I just felt a bit of a vibe change around October 2018 that kinda evolved into what 2019 became. Definitely not fully there but it's where it started. It's also when Juice WRLD blew up ("Lucid Dreams" was released in May 2018 but became a huge hit later in the year). Travis Scott's Astroworld album changed rap around that time too. 2019 rap was basically the same as 2018 rap. Both were in the trap mumble soundcloud rap era. I can't really think of any radical changes in the late part of 2018. There's always changes at the end of a year but the end of 2018 felt very uneventful imo. Even 2019 up until like Q2 not much happened and then boom, tiktok, lil nas x, billie eilish, end of various iconic 2010s series like the avengers and GOT. 2019 rap was really different from 2017 rap outside of a few examples. It was more melodic thanks to Juice WRLD and Astroworld influence. Ironically Lil Nas X's "Old Town Road" is one of the 2019 rap songs that could've been in 2017. Probably the last stereotypical SoundCloud-sounding rap song I can think of before TikTok vibes took over.
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Post by John Titor on Jan 9, 2022 13:28:23 GMT 10
I just felt a bit of a vibe change around October 2018 that kinda evolved into what 2019 became. Definitely not fully there but it's where it started. It's also when Juice WRLD blew up ("Lucid Dreams" was released in May 2018 but became a huge hit later in the year). Travis Scott's Astroworld album changed rap around that time too. 2019 rap was basically the same as 2018 rap. Both were in the trap mumble soundcloud rap era. I can't really think of any radical changes in the late part of 2018. There's always changes at the end of a year but the end of 2018 felt very uneventful imo. Even 2019 up until like Q2 not much happened and then boom, tiktok, lil nas x, billie eilish, end of various iconic 2010s series like the avengers and GOT. 2018 was just one of those nothing burger years awaiting arrival of an eventful year, like it had to be boring on purpose or something
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Post by nightmarefarm on Jan 9, 2022 14:03:37 GMT 10
2019 rap was basically the same as 2018 rap. Both were in the trap mumble soundcloud rap era. I can't really think of any radical changes in the late part of 2018. There's always changes at the end of a year but the end of 2018 felt very uneventful imo. Even 2019 up until like Q2 not much happened and then boom, tiktok, lil nas x, billie eilish, end of various iconic 2010s series like the avengers and GOT. 2019 rap was really different from 2017 rap outside of a few examples. It was more melodic thanks to Juice WRLD and Astroworld influence. Ironically Lil Nas X's "Old Town Road" is one of the 2019 rap songs that could've been in 2017. Probably the last stereotypical SoundCloud-sounding rap song I can think of before TikTok vibes took over. Most 2019 rap hits in the top 50 aren't melodic and sounds like generic trap rap that could release in 2018.
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Post by nightmarefarm on Jan 9, 2022 14:04:36 GMT 10
2019 rap was basically the same as 2018 rap. Both were in the trap mumble soundcloud rap era. I can't really think of any radical changes in the late part of 2018. There's always changes at the end of a year but the end of 2018 felt very uneventful imo. Even 2019 up until like Q2 not much happened and then boom, tiktok, lil nas x, billie eilish, end of various iconic 2010s series like the avengers and GOT. 2018 was just one of those nothing burger years awaiting arrival of an eventful year, like it had to be boring on purpose or something Ironic since 2008 was a very eventful year and people were expecting 2018 to be very eventful as well.
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