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Post by mc98 on Aug 16, 2020 7:05:55 GMT 10
I actually changed my mind about Late 2018 being the end of the Core 2010s, I feel like its Spring 2019 because there were a fair amount of Mid/Late 2010s culture still hanging on in Late 2018/Early 2019. Curious to know, why spring 2019?
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Post by rainbow on Aug 16, 2020 7:38:10 GMT 10
I actually changed my mind about Late 2018 being the end of the Core 2010s, I feel like its Spring 2019 because there were a fair amount of Mid/Late 2010s culture still hanging on in Late 2018/Early 2019. What mid-2010's culture was still hanging on in 2018/2019? IMO the mid-2010's were already gone by like mid-2017.
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Post by Early2010sGuy on Aug 16, 2020 9:48:54 GMT 10
I actually changed my mind about Late 2018 being the end of the Core 2010s, I feel like its Spring 2019 because there were a fair amount of Mid/Late 2010s culture still hanging on in Late 2018/Early 2019. What mid-2010's culture was still hanging on in 2018/2019? IMO the mid-2010's were already gone by like mid-2017. Like I said, there were still a fair amount of Mid/Late Core 2010s culture that somehow lingered into spring 2019 like Dancehall/DJ Snake, Future Bass, Game of Thrones, Bezelled phones still somewhat being standard, and more. Future Bass had its last breath in Early 2019 with Marshmello, along Dancehall songs by Ed Sheeran and 'Taki Taki.' As for Late 2010s influences, Billie Eilish was heard of in Late 2018, yes, but she wasn't a full culture force until Spring 2019, and Lizzo didn't have her breakthrough yet. The Lo-fi mood wasn't fully established until Early 2019, and while Emo Trap took over Mumble rap thanks to Juice WRLD and other acts, it remained somewhat competitive with Blueface's Thotiana. I will agree though that Tik Tok and Airpods had their breakthrough in Late 2018, I was just confused in choosing which time did the Core 2010s really end, was it Late 2018 or Mid 2019? I decided to average out my answer as Pure Late 2010s culture wasn't fully established until Spring 2019, and thats when the majority of Mid/Late Core 2010s elements died out
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Post by Early2010sGuy on Aug 16, 2020 9:52:07 GMT 10
TL;DR? I realized my answer was too long, sorry  -Billie Eilish, while she popped off in Late 2018, she wasn't a huge cultural force until Spring 2019 -The DJ Snake/Dancehall sound was still fairly relevant until Mid/Late 2019 -Future Bass didn't completely die until Early 2019 -A few major shows like GOT ended in Mid 2019 -Third wave trap rappers werent complete until Mid 2019 with Lil Nas X and DaBaby
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Post by mc98 on Aug 16, 2020 14:41:34 GMT 10
2009-2010: Very dated
2010-2011: Very dated
2011-2012: Dated
2012-2013: Dated
2013-2014: Fairly dated
2014-2015: Fairly dated
2015-2016: Cusp of dated/recent leaning dated.
2016-2017: Cusp of dated/recent leaning recent.
2017-2018: Fairly recent.
2018-2019: Recent.
2019-2020: Very recent.
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Post by astropoug on May 12, 2021 8:32:17 GMT 10
2009-2010: Cartoon Network goes live-action. Peak of electropop. Windows 7 launches. Lady Gaga hits her peak in popularity, as does Kesha. Two quintessential 2010s music artists, Justin Bieber and Drake break out in popularity during this time. VEVO launches. YouTube goes HD, last year of pre-Android smartphones (including BlackBerry), crunkcore peaks, scene subculture peaks, Annoying Orange
2010-2011: Quintessential early 2010s year IMO, Electro house peak in popularity. Brostep/dubstep explodes in popularity with Skrillex's Scary Monsters and Nice Spirtes, rage comics are everywhere, as is the trollface meme, modern Cartoon Network starts with Adventure Time and Regular Show, My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic, and the Brony fandom start, "LOL Random" humor is at its peak, asdfmovie peaks in popularity, Instagram launches, Inception and all the -ception memes, Roblox redesign (end of old-school Roblox), RayWilliamJohson peaks in popularity and becomes the number one most-subscribed YouTube channel
2011-2012: SOPA/PIPA, Brostep/dubstep peak in popularity, Minecraft is fully released and the community explodes, first MLG parodies are from this year, Snapchat and Google+ launch, One Direction explodes in popularity, launching the third boy band wave, 2012 apocalypse memes, Toonami relaunches, Siri, Call Me Maybe
2012-2013: Windows 8, Wii U comes out, Vine comes out, start of the mid-2010s, synthwave becomes popular, Teen Titans Go comes out (but isn't widely hated until 2014-2015), Grumpy Cat
2013-2014: Peak year of "twerk trap", tons of dumb songs like #Selfie and Turn Down for What, iPhone 5S hype, Xbox One and PS4 come out, 8th gen of consoles starts, GTA V comes out, start of modern "ironic" meme culture, start of modern YouTube, death of skeuomorphism, Steven Universe comes out, Rick and Morty comes out (but the fandom peaks in 2017-2018, and I associate the show a bit more with the late 2010s), Elliott Rodger shooting, term incel becomes a meme, Flappy Bird
2014-2015: Quintessential mid-2010s year, Five Nights at Freddys, peak year for GoAnimate community, smart speakers and smartwatches blow up, Wii U peaks in popularity, peak year for montage parodies, Uptown Funk, Filthy Frank becomes popular, same-sex marriage becomes legal, peak year for moombahton, Antennagate, ebola memes
2015-2016: Windows 10 comes out, hoverboard craze, Trap explodes in popularity, Twenty One Pilots peak in popularity, Force Awakens hype, peak year for cringe compilations, peak year for Vine, peak year of trap metal, Harambe memes
2016-2017: Trump becomes president, Nintendo's comeback with the Switch and Breath of the Wild, emo rap becomes popular, people making fun of The Emoji Movie, fidget spinners, The Boss Baby, "the year of cringe", first late 2010s year IMO, future bass peaks in popularity, Despacito and Shape of You become overplayed and the former turns into a meme, Filthy Frank peaks in popularity, SuperMarioLogan also peaks in popularity (Jeffy videos), headphone jack gets removed from iPhones, bottle flipping
2017-2018: Fortnite/PUBG and other battle royale games become huge, Epic Games Store becomes a rival to Steam, peak in popularity of emo rap, as well as mumble rap, The Last Jedi and its backlash, Black Panther, Ugandan Knuckles, peak of Rick and Morty fandom (Szechuan sauce incident and high IQ memes), iPhone X comes out, the death of the home button, all late 2000s/early 2010s traces end
2018-2019: TikTok, YouTube Rewind hate, Into The Spider-Verse, Thanos memes, hype about Avengers Endgame, Old Town Road, bedroom pop and hyperpop become popular, Billie Eilish becomes popular, peak of late 2010s culture, twee pop peaks in popularity
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Post by mc98 on May 12, 2021 11:27:35 GMT 10
2009-2010: Cartoon Network goes live-action. Peak of electropop. Windows 7 launches. Lady Gaga hits her peak in popularity, as does Kesha. Two quintessential 2010s music artists, Justin Bieber and Drake break out in popularity during this time. VEVO launches. YouTube goes HD, last year of pre-Android smartphones (including BlackBerry), crunkcore peaks, scene subculture peaks, Annoying Orange 2010-2011: Quintessential early 2010s year IMO, Electro house peak in popularity. Brostep/dubstep explodes in popularity with Skrillex's Scary Monsters and Nice Spirtes, rage comics are everywhere, as is the trollface meme, modern Cartoon Network starts with Adventure Time and Regular Show, My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic, and the Brony fandom start, "LOL Random" humor is at its peak, asdfmovie peaks in popularity, Instagram launches, Inception and all the -ception memes, Roblox redesign (end of old-school Roblox), RayWilliamJohson peaks in popularity and becomes the number one most-subscribed YouTube channel 2011-2012: SOPA/PIPA, Brostep/dubstep peak in popularity, Minecraft is fully released and the community explodes, first MLG parodies are from this year, Snapchat and Google+ launch, One Direction explodes in popularity, launching the third boy band wave, 2012 apocalypse memes, Toonami relaunches, Siri, Call Me Maybe 2012-2013: Windows 8, Wii U comes out, Vine comes out, start of the mid-2010s, synthwave becomes popular, Teen Titans Go comes out (but isn't widely hated until 2014-2015), Grumpy Cat 2013-2014: Peak year of "twerk trap", tons of dumb songs like #Selfie and Turn Down for What, iPhone 5S hype, Xbox One and PS4 come out, 8th gen of consoles starts, GTA V comes out, start of modern "ironic" meme culture, start of modern YouTube, death of skeuomorphism, Steven Universe comes out, Rick and Morty comes out (but the fandom peaks in 2017-2018, and I associate the show a bit more with the late 2010s), Elliott Rodger shooting, term incel becomes a meme, Flappy Bird 2014-2015: Quintessential mid-2010s year, Five Nights at Freddys, peak year for GoAnimate community, smart speakers and smartwatches blow up, Wii U peaks in popularity, peak year for montage parodies, Uptown Funk, Filthy Frank becomes popular, same-sex marriage becomes legal, peak year for moombahton, Antennagate, ebola memes 2015-2016: Windows 10 comes out, hoverboard craze, Trap explodes in popularity, Twenty One Pilots peak in popularity, Force Awakens hype, peak year for cringe compilations, peak year for Vine, peak year of trap metal, Harambe memes 2016-2017: Trump becomes president, Nintendo's comeback with the Switch and Breath of the Wild, emo rap becomes popular, people making fun of The Emoji Movie, fidget spinners, The Boss Baby, "the year of cringe", first late 2010s year IMO, future bass peaks in popularity, Despacito and Shape of You become overplayed and the former turns into a meme, Filthy Frank peaks in popularity, SuperMarioLogan also peaks in popularity (Jeffy videos), headphone jack gets removed from iPhones, bottle flipping 2017-2018: Fortnite/PUBG and other battle royale games become huge, Epic Games Store becomes a rival to Steam, peak in popularity of emo rap, as well as mumble rap, The Last Jedi and its backlash, Black Panther, Ugandan Knuckles, peak of Rick and Morty fandom (Szechuan sauce incident and high IQ memes), iPhone X comes out, the death of the home button, all late 2000s/early 2010s traces end 2018-2019: TikTok, YouTube Rewind hate, Into The Spider-Verse, Thanos memes, hype about Avengers Endgame, Old Town Road, bedroom pop and hyperpop become popular, Billie Eilish becomes popular, peak of late 2010s culture, twee pop peaks in popularity Don’t forget about the peak of tropical house in 2015-2016.
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Post by astropoug on May 12, 2021 11:37:32 GMT 10
2009-2010: Cartoon Network goes live-action. Peak of electropop. Windows 7 launches. Lady Gaga hits her peak in popularity, as does Kesha. Two quintessential 2010s music artists, Justin Bieber and Drake break out in popularity during this time. VEVO launches. YouTube goes HD, last year of pre-Android smartphones (including BlackBerry), crunkcore peaks, scene subculture peaks, Annoying Orange 2010-2011: Quintessential early 2010s year IMO, Electro house peak in popularity. Brostep/dubstep explodes in popularity with Skrillex's Scary Monsters and Nice Spirtes, rage comics are everywhere, as is the trollface meme, modern Cartoon Network starts with Adventure Time and Regular Show, My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic, and the Brony fandom start, "LOL Random" humor is at its peak, asdfmovie peaks in popularity, Instagram launches, Inception and all the -ception memes, Roblox redesign (end of old-school Roblox), RayWilliamJohson peaks in popularity and becomes the number one most-subscribed YouTube channel 2011-2012: SOPA/PIPA, Brostep/dubstep peak in popularity, Minecraft is fully released and the community explodes, first MLG parodies are from this year, Snapchat and Google+ launch, One Direction explodes in popularity, launching the third boy band wave, 2012 apocalypse memes, Toonami relaunches, Siri, Call Me Maybe 2012-2013: Windows 8, Wii U comes out, Vine comes out, start of the mid-2010s, synthwave becomes popular, Teen Titans Go comes out (but isn't widely hated until 2014-2015), Grumpy Cat 2013-2014: Peak year of "twerk trap", tons of dumb songs like #Selfie and Turn Down for What, iPhone 5S hype, Xbox One and PS4 come out, 8th gen of consoles starts, GTA V comes out, start of modern "ironic" meme culture, start of modern YouTube, death of skeuomorphism, Steven Universe comes out, Rick and Morty comes out (but the fandom peaks in 2017-2018, and I associate the show a bit more with the late 2010s), Elliott Rodger shooting, term incel becomes a meme, Flappy Bird 2014-2015: Quintessential mid-2010s year, Five Nights at Freddys, peak year for GoAnimate community, smart speakers and smartwatches blow up, Wii U peaks in popularity, peak year for montage parodies, Uptown Funk, Filthy Frank becomes popular, same-sex marriage becomes legal, peak year for moombahton, Antennagate, ebola memes 2015-2016: Windows 10 comes out, hoverboard craze, Trap explodes in popularity, Twenty One Pilots peak in popularity, Force Awakens hype, peak year for cringe compilations, peak year for Vine, peak year of trap metal, Harambe memes, peak of tropical house 2016-2017: Trump becomes president, Nintendo's comeback with the Switch and Breath of the Wild, emo rap becomes popular, people making fun of The Emoji Movie, fidget spinners, The Boss Baby, "the year of cringe", first late 2010s year IMO, future bass peaks in popularity, Despacito and Shape of You become overplayed and the former turns into a meme, Filthy Frank peaks in popularity, SuperMarioLogan also peaks in popularity (Jeffy videos), headphone jack gets removed from iPhones, bottle flipping 2017-2018: Fortnite/PUBG and other battle royale games become huge, Epic Games Store becomes a rival to Steam, peak in popularity of emo rap, as well as mumble rap, The Last Jedi and its backlash, Black Panther, Ugandan Knuckles, peak of Rick and Morty fandom (Szechuan sauce incident and high IQ memes), iPhone X comes out, the death of the home button, all late 2000s/early 2010s traces end 2018-2019: TikTok, YouTube Rewind hate, Into The Spider-Verse, Thanos memes, hype about Avengers Endgame, Old Town Road, bedroom pop and hyperpop become popular, Billie Eilish becomes popular, peak of late 2010s culture, twee pop peaks in popularity Don’t forget about the peak of tropical house in 2015-2016. Crap I forgot about that. Yeah, especially with Justin Bieber's material from around then.
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Post by pumpkin14 on May 18, 2021 9:41:46 GMT 10
2009-10: Obama hype. Lady Gaga, Justin Bieber, Kesha all popular at this time. Haiti earthquake. iPad release. Smartphones on the rise but most people still have feature phones
2010-11: peak year for electropop imo. Osama Bin Laden is killed. iPhone 4 is released and smartphones are becoming noticeably more popular. Facebook is still king, Twitter is also popular though
2011-12: This is the peak early 2010s year for me, although the previous one could also do. Smartphones are common at this point. Hipster aesthetic starts to peak in the mainstream. We Are Young, We Found Love, and What Makes You Beautiful are some of the biggest songs. YOLO. Kony 2012. Avengers. Dubstep. “That awkward moment” memes. Planking
2012-13: First year of the core 10s imo. Instagram is popular for the first time this school year. 2012 election. Taylor Swift goes from country to pop. Beyoncé performs at the Super Bowl and at Obama’s second inauguration. Thrift shop is popular. Temple run, fruit ninja, subway surfer games are popular. Pewdiepie rules YouTube. Boston marathon bombing. Vine is released
2013-14: Transition from early to mid 10s. Xbox One & PS4. IOS 7. Apple starts releasing two phones a year now and includes Touch ID for the first time. Wrecking Ball. Royals by Lorde. Ariana Grande becomes popular. Vine becomes popular
2014-15: peak mid 10s. iPhone 6 is the first flat and big iPhone. Ferguson riots. BLM first gets news attention. Caitlyn Jenner. Gay marriage legalized. Trump announces presidential candidacy.
2015-16: peak core 10s and the peak school year of the 2010s IMO. Trump is a prominent political figure now. Beginning of 2016 election cycle. Drake becomes unstoppable at this point. Hotline bling. Adele’s “Hello”. Harambe. Work by Rihanna.
2016-17: Trump is elected, Vine dies, fidget spinners, Black Beatles, Apple removes headphone jack, trap becomes a dominant force at this point
2017-18: The last core 10s year IMO. The first year to lean gen z as well. Fortnite, Cardi B, Travis Scott, Post Malone, Black Panther, March for our Lives, XXXTENTACION dies, tide pods
2018-19: Pure late 10s. Billie Eillish, Lil Nas X, AirPods, tiktok, last year of SoundCloud rap, lots of 10s franchises ending, avengers endgame
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Post by dudewitdausername on May 18, 2021 11:13:40 GMT 10
2009-10: Obama hype. Lady Gaga, Justin Bieber, Kesha all popular at this time. Haiti earthquake. iPad release. Smartphones on the rise but most people still have feature phones 2010-11: peak year for electropop imo. Osama Bin Laden is killed. iPhone 4 is released and smartphones are becoming noticeably more popular. Facebook is still king, Twitter is also popular though 2011-12: This is the peak early 2010s year for me, although the previous one could also do. Smartphones are common at this point. Hipster aesthetic starts to peak in the mainstream. We Are Young, We Found Love, and What Makes You Beautiful are some of the biggest songs. YOLO. Kony 2012. Avengers. Dubstep. “That awkward moment” memes. Planking 2012-13: First year of the core 10s imo. Instagram is popular for the first time this school year. 2012 election. Taylor Swift goes from country to pop. Beyoncé performs at the Super Bowl and at Obama’s second inauguration. Thrift shop is popular. Temple run, fruit ninja, subway surfer games are popular. Pewdiepie rules YouTube. Boston marathon bombing. Vine is released 2013-14: Transition from early to mid 10s. Xbox One & PS4. IOS 7. Apple starts releasing two phones a year now and includes Touch ID for the first time. Wrecking Ball. Royals by Lorde. Ariana Grande becomes popular. Vine becomes popular 2014-15: peak mid 10s. iPhone 6 is the first flat and big iPhone. Ferguson riots. BLM first gets news attention. Caitlyn Jenner. Gay marriage legalized. Trump announces presidential candidacy. 2015-16: peak core 10s and the peak school year of the 2010s IMO. Trump is a prominent political figure now. Beginning of 2016 election cycle. Drake becomes unstoppable at this point. Hotline bling. Adele’s “Hello”. Harambe. Work by Rihanna. 2016-17: Trump is elected, Vine dies, fidget spinners, Black Beatles, Apple removes headphone jack, trap becomes a dominant force at this point 2017-18: The last core 10s year IMO. The first year to lean gen z as well. Fortnite, Cardi B, Travis Scott, Post Malone, Black Panther, March for our Lives, XXXTENTACION dies, tide pods 2018-19: Pure late 10s. Billie Eillish, Lil Nas X, AirPods, tiktok, last year of SoundCloud rap, lots of 10s franchises ending, avengers endgame Since you included 2009-10, I'd also include 2019-20: late 10s with minor early 20s influences, cut short by COVID-19. DaBaby, Lil Baby, Pop Smoke, The Weeknd, Dua Lipa, TikTok, Uncut Gems, COVID-19 hysteria, virtual schooling for the last few months.
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