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Post by wingoffaith on Mar 22, 2022 1:30:42 GMT 10
When people call anything from the 2000s the “early 2000s” even if it’s from like 2008 The idea that the late 00s aren’t the “real 00s” The idea that 2016 is the last core 10s year First 2 points about the 00s bother the shit out of me that people say as well.
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Post by rainbow on Mar 22, 2022 1:41:55 GMT 10
Y'all can talk about how "we haven't REALLY entered the 2020s yet" as much as y'all want, but the truth is that everyone in the future will agree that COVID ended the 10s, like how people say 9/11 ended the 90s The problem is when people claim March 2020 was 100% early 2020’s simply because of lockdown, and claim that 2019 is completely and utterly different from today just because of COVID. Nobody is really saying that COVID didn’t start the 2020’s transition.
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Post by 10slover on Mar 22, 2022 1:55:01 GMT 10
Y'all can talk about how "we haven't REALLY entered the 2020s yet" as much as y'all want, but the truth is that everyone in the future will agree that COVID ended the 10s, like how people say 9/11 ended the 90s The problem is when people claim March 2020 was 100% early 2020’s simply because of lockdown, and claim that 2019 is completely and utterly different from today just because of COVID. Nobody is really saying that COVID didn’t start the 2020’s transition. Tru
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Post by nightmarefarm on Mar 22, 2022 5:51:13 GMT 10
I think people who say that or "we've been in the same era since the 00s" are either on crack or trying to sound smarter than they really are. I feel like this mentality has recently died down though? It used to be really prevalent in like the mid-2010s, but nowadays there are so many blogs saying how nostalgic the 00s are and how we see revivals of it. Idk about that because at the end of 2019 there was an article where this guy said we never left the 2000s and cited things like avril lavigne as reasons why...
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Post by astropoug on Mar 22, 2022 6:50:29 GMT 10
I feel like this mentality has recently died down though? It used to be really prevalent in like the mid-2010s, but nowadays there are so many blogs saying how nostalgic the 00s are and how we see revivals of it. Idk about that because at the end of 2019 there was an article where this guy said we never left the 2000s and cited things like avril lavigne as reasons why... OK, that has to be the worst take of all time. And Avril Lavigne wasn't even relevant in the 2010s like she was in the 2000s. He literally proved his point wrong.
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Post by mc98 on Mar 22, 2022 6:58:21 GMT 10
Idk about that because at the end of 2019 there was an article where this guy said we never left the 2000s and cited things like avril lavigne as reasons why... OK, that has to be the worst take of all time. And Avril Lavigne wasn't even relevant in the 2010s like she was in the 2000s. He literally proved his point wrong. It's like saying the 90s and 00s are still in the 80s because Madonna was popular in both decades. This guy doesn't realize that artists change styles when they transition to the next decade.
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Post by dudewitdausername on Mar 22, 2022 7:18:05 GMT 10
Idk about that because at the end of 2019 there was an article where this guy said we never left the 2000s and cited things like avril lavigne as reasons why... OK, that has to be the worst take of all time. And Avril Lavigne wasn't even relevant in the 2010s like she was in the 2000s. He literally proved his point wrong. dude could've went for Rihanna, Beyonce or Kanye West as examples but used Avril Lavigne 😂
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Post by astropoug on Mar 22, 2022 7:24:21 GMT 10
OK, that has to be the worst take of all time. And Avril Lavigne wasn't even relevant in the 2010s like she was in the 2000s. He literally proved his point wrong. dude could've went for Rihanna, Beyonce or Kanye West as examples but used Avril Lavigne 😂 And even if he used those artists to prove his point, all of them drastically changed their sound between the 2000s and 2010s. Even Kanye’s mid 2000s material sounds very different from his late 2000s material. Compare Gold Digger with Stronger or Heartless.
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Post by Cassie on Mar 22, 2022 7:29:27 GMT 10
The idea that 2009 isn't a real 2000s year, even if it was more early 2010s culturally, it was still 2000s.
Also the fact that people say 2020 was still late 2010s culturally (at least after March). COVID changed everything, TikTok blew up BIG TIME in 2020. Now everyone knew what it was. In 2019 I wasn't even aware of it.
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Post by crystalmetheny0428 on Mar 22, 2022 7:35:44 GMT 10
The idea that 2009 isn't a real 2000s year, even if it was more early 2010s culturally, it was still 2000s. Also the fact that people say 2020 was still late 2010s culturally (at least after March). COVID changed everything, TikTok blew up BIG TIME in 2020. Now everyone knew what it was. In 2019 I wasn't even aware of it. you were living under a rock in 2019, i mean you said you were homeschooled so it makes sense
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Post by dudewitdausername on Mar 22, 2022 7:37:53 GMT 10
The idea that 2009 isn't a real 2000s year, even if it was more early 2010s culturally, it was still 2000s. Also the fact that people say 2020 was still late 2010s culturally (at least after March). COVID changed everything, TikTok blew up BIG TIME in 2020. Now everyone knew what it was. In 2019 I wasn't even aware of it. I hate it in general when people try and say "xxx9 was a next decade's year" like bruh it literally is not. What is and isn't part of a decade is very simple it ain't a science 😂.
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Post by astropoug on Mar 22, 2022 7:48:49 GMT 10
The idea that 2009 isn't a real 2000s year, even if it was more early 2010s culturally, it was still 2000s. Also the fact that people say 2020 was still late 2010s culturally (at least after March). COVID changed everything, TikTok blew up BIG TIME in 2020. Now everyone knew what it was. In 2019 I wasn't even aware of it.That is actually false. It blew up immediately. In fact, here's a screenshot I took back in late 2018, and you can see already how big it was. 
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Post by astropoug on Mar 22, 2022 7:50:20 GMT 10
If anything, I'd say the opposite, that 2019 has early 2020s elements to it, such as TikTok being popular, and that it was the year Euphoria came out. Hell, so does 2018 arguably, since as previously mentioned, TikTok was already big late in the year, and that was also the year Among Us came out.
I'm not denying that 2020 is unquestionably early 2020s.
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Post by nightmarefarm on Mar 22, 2022 7:59:50 GMT 10
The idea that 2009 isn't a real 2000s year, even if it was more early 2010s culturally, it was still 2000s. Also the fact that people say 2020 was still late 2010s culturally (at least after March). COVID changed everything, TikTok blew up BIG TIME in 2020. Now everyone knew what it was. In 2019 I wasn't even aware of it. 2009 is more 00s culturally imo. But that could be attributed to me not living in america. It didn't even start vaguely feeling like the 10s until about august. The first half of the year still felt strongly late 00s. 2020 was early 20s culturally but early 20s in itself feels like the late 10s but with COVID DLC.
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Post by John Titor on Mar 22, 2022 8:14:08 GMT 10
The idea that 2009 isn't a real 2000s year, even if it was more early 2010s culturally, it was still 2000s. Also the fact that people say 2020 was still late 2010s culturally (at least after March). COVID changed everything, TikTok blew up BIG TIME in 2020. Now everyone knew what it was. In 2019 I wasn't even aware of it.That is actually false. It blew up immediately. In fact, here's a screenshot I took back in late 2018, and you can see already how big it was.
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