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Post by carcar on May 4, 2022 2:50:21 GMT 10
I’ll go first, for the 2000s. An attention seeker obsessed with being on the camera, why ? Because it was the height of reality T.V and paparazzi blogs.
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Post by nightmarefarm on May 4, 2022 3:04:09 GMT 10
2010s - Boring people pretending to be cool
2020s - Introverts
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Post by carcar on May 4, 2022 3:09:36 GMT 10
2010s - Boring people pretending to be cool 2020s - Introverts 2010s- people getting famous for simple things, Mua’s and Mukbags
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Post by nightmarefarm on May 4, 2022 3:16:11 GMT 10
2010s - Boring people pretending to be cool 2020s - Introverts 2010s- people getting famous for simple things, Mua’s and Mukbags Oh and also people with no talent or anything getting famous of social media(locally or globally) like instagram because they're rich or attractive.
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Post by astropoug on May 4, 2022 4:18:35 GMT 10
1940s - people who want to fight in a war, people who like classic Hollywood
1950s - traditional Christian family-oriented conservatives
1960s - hippies, vegans, people who don't shower, people who are obsessed with The Beatles
1970s - criminals, druggies, people who like classic rock
1980s - valley girls, mallrats, people who are obsessed with Michael Jackson, people who like music videos
1990s - computer geeks, people who like dinosaurs and aliens, people who say "whatever" a lot
2000s - libertarians, web developers, independent content creators, pimps, people who like flashy cars and aesthetics
2010s - SJWs, attention whores, people who identify as attack helicopters, people who are obsessed with social media
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Post by astropoug on May 4, 2022 4:20:17 GMT 10
2010s- people getting famous for simple things, Mua’s and Mukbags Oh and also people with no talent or anything getting famous of social media(locally or globally) like instagram because they're rich or attractive. TBH this was a thing in the 2000s as well (Paris Hilton, Kim Kardashian), but yeah the 2010s certainly hasn't helped this trend.
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Post by nightmarefarm on May 4, 2022 5:04:27 GMT 10
Oh and also people with no talent or anything getting famous of social media(locally or globally) like instagram because they're rich or attractive. TBH this was a thing in the 2000s as well (Paris Hilton, Kim Kardashian), but yeah the 2010s certainly hasn't helped this trend. social media narcisism worship bs is much worse in the 10s. i'm not just talking about celebrities btw.
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Post by astropoug on May 4, 2022 5:26:59 GMT 10
TBH this was a thing in the 2000s as well (Paris Hilton, Kim Kardashian), but yeah the 2010s certainly hasn't helped this trend. social media narcisism worship bs is much worse in the 10s. i'm not just talking about celebrities btw. Oh yeah, influencer culture is definitely something new to the 2010s. If I had to describe the vibe of the 2010s, it would be that of somebody who REALLY cares about his image and how he's perceived by others. He wants to post good-looking pictures, he takes care not to say anything controversial and offensive, and he follows trends that are popular online. The 2000s were the opposite. It was an individualistic decade where people didn't really give a shit about what others thought about them. LiveJournal, Xanga, and MySpace were very individualistic platforms. Sure trends existed, but people focused more on introspection than narcissism. Newgrounds was all about what people wanted to create rather than what the masses wanted (and early YouTube was like this as well before the algorithm change). Groupthink mentalities as far as politics are concerned weren't prominent. Most people either didn't care about politics, or were libertarians who hated censorship. The 2010s are about collectivism. Whether that's in the form of identity politics, or in the form of fandoms.
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Post by carcar on May 4, 2022 13:17:37 GMT 10
1940s - people who want to fight in a war, people who like classic Hollywood 1950s - traditional Christian family-oriented conservatives 1960s - hippies, vegans, people who don't shower, people who are obsessed with The Beatles 1970s - criminals, druggies, people who like classic rock 1980s - valley girls, mallrats, people who are obsessed with Michael Jackson, people who like music videos 1990s - computer geeks, people who like dinosaurs and aliens, people who say "whatever" a lot 2000s - libertarians, web developers, independent content creators, pimps, people who like flashy cars and aesthetics 2010s - SJWs, attention whores, people who identify as attack helicopters, people who are obsessed with social media I always thought the helicopter thing was to undermine transgender/non-binary people tbh. I feel like the 2010s were more attention seeking in general because the opportunities technology gave us
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Post by astropoug on May 4, 2022 13:30:48 GMT 10
1940s - people who want to fight in a war, people who like classic Hollywood 1950s - traditional Christian family-oriented conservatives 1960s - hippies, vegans, people who don't shower, people who are obsessed with The Beatles 1970s - criminals, druggies, people who like classic rock 1980s - valley girls, mallrats, people who are obsessed with Michael Jackson, people who like music videos 1990s - computer geeks, people who like dinosaurs and aliens, people who say "whatever" a lot 2000s - libertarians, web developers, independent content creators, pimps, people who like flashy cars and aesthetics 2010s - SJWs, attention whores, people who identify as attack helicopters, people who are obsessed with social media I always thought the helicopter thing was to undermine transgender/non-binary people tbh. I feel like the 2010s were more attention seeking in general because the opportunities technology gave us The 2010s were more attention-seeking because of social media, particularly platforms like Instagram which encourage it.
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Post by carcar on May 4, 2022 13:42:19 GMT 10
I always thought the helicopter thing was to undermine transgender/non-binary people tbh. I feel like the 2010s were more attention seeking in general because the opportunities technology gave us The 2010s were more attention-seeking because of social media, particularly platforms like Instagram which encourage it. Yeah which is ironic because the 2000s atleast made it stylish where as in the 2010s the minimalist aesthetic didn't fit the vibe
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Post by astropoug on May 4, 2022 13:57:52 GMT 10
The 2010s were more attention-seeking because of social media, particularly platforms like Instagram which encourage it. Yeah which is ironic because the 2000s atleast made it stylish where as in the 2010s the minimalist aesthetic didn't fit the vibe The late 2010s in particular was weird because it was still super minimalistic whilst also being very materialistic and narcissistic.
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