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Avril Lavigne's I'm With You is a great song from 2002, a much simpler and happier time in life

The song is 24 years old and I miss my childhood

u/Twitter_2006 — 19 hours ago
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2020s is the decade where nostalgia is at its strongest.

2020s has no unique culture besides doomerism and longing for the past. even hollywood is just recycling stuff from the past now with no unique content. people lost their creativity due to tiktok and short form, viral outrage being rewarded on social media over genuine talent. therefore people are now stuck looking at past works that look much better compared to anything produced now.

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u/Normal-Salad-6143 — 2 hours ago
Image 1 — Niche 90s America looking back on 60s America
Image 2 — Niche 90s America looking back on 60s America
Image 3 — Niche 90s America looking back on 60s America
Image 4 — Niche 90s America looking back on 60s America
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Niche 90s America looking back on 60s America

sort noticed this as Americans looking back on the crazy decade that was the 1960s

u/TUFFWAN_7 — 29 minutes ago
Crazy take: the 2010s started on 1 Jan 2010 and ended on 31 Dec 2019
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Crazy take: the 2010s started on 1 Jan 2010 and ended on 31 Dec 2019

Also, the 2000s started on 1 Jan 2000 and ended on 31 Dec 2009. Because decades are not a real thing, it’s just a category for grouping years by tens, that we just made up for more convenience of analysing time periods.

Seriously, why is this sub so hyper focused on finding alternative ways of splitting time in decades lother than literal decades as if it matters even a bit? Instead of discussing the culture and events that happened within the already existing decades.

Also if we are talking about shifts, they don’t happen in a day. They are not tied to a single movie, album or whatever. Shifts happen gradually, with a lot of overlaps. Any attempt at pointing out an exact moment the shift happened is stupid and simplistic.

Yes, there are things like world wars, pandemics etc but they have nothing to do with decades and decadology at all.

u/Old_Pangolin_3303 — 19 hours ago
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What did 2000 and 2003 have in common?

This isn't a rage bait post or anything. I've accepted the "normie" era ranges since I'm getting too old for this shit. 2004-2006 and 2007-2009 have clear similarities that justify the ranges, but what did 2000 and 2003 have in common?

2001, 2002, and 2003 are pretty similar, but 2000 sticks out like a sore thumb.

2000 was still the Clinton administration, pre-9/11, 64-bit era consoles, boy bands and teen pop everywhere, etc. Very late 90s vibe.

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u/Sad-Bell-6266 — 2 hours ago
what trend did black hawk down or cultural influence did it have on the 2000s
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what trend did black hawk down or cultural influence did it have on the 2000s

u/TUFFWAN_7 — 28 minutes ago
Image 1 — These will be the prominent style of jeans in the next 2-3 years. How long will it stick around and what style of denim will logically come after?
Image 2 — These will be the prominent style of jeans in the next 2-3 years. How long will it stick around and what style of denim will logically come after?
Image 3 — These will be the prominent style of jeans in the next 2-3 years. How long will it stick around and what style of denim will logically come after?
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These will be the prominent style of jeans in the next 2-3 years. How long will it stick around and what style of denim will logically come after?

It’s obvious the next big shift will be away from wide leg and people will be wearing dark wash lowrise flared and boot cut jeans. No holes or rips since we’re in economic downturn and a dark wash since everything was light wash for a while. I’m curious though, since we cycled through like every cut of Jean what would logically come after? I suspect these will be the prominent style for about 7 years.

u/TimelyIsopod38 — 23 hours ago
What year do you think in the 2010's era had the best music across all genres?
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What year do you think in the 2010's era had the best music across all genres?

To me in my humble opinion it was 2012 as it had an array of now classics ranging in EDM, pop, folk, rap and rock music. I believe it was a more happier time in general in the world compared to present day.

u/Large-Lack-2933 — 9 hours ago
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What best defines the period of the1970's?

The 1980s are probably defined by Reagan right?

And the 1960s are probably defined by Vietnam right?

Well, what makes the 70s? what's the breakdown of that decade?

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u/Dying_Dragon — 14 hours ago
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What is the shift movie out of the 90s into the 2000s

What movie from the 90s would you say was the biggest shift in the 2000s overall in terms of culture and tech probably too

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u/SpiritMan112 — 3 hours ago
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What was the BIGGEST Movie of 1999?

What was the BIGGEST Movie of 1999?

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u/TruMediumI — 15 hours ago
The 90s/2000s Wacky Pomo Aesthetic, a modern rehash on 40s/50s cartoon visuals
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The 90s/2000s Wacky Pomo Aesthetic, a modern rehash on 40s/50s cartoon visuals

These visuals were common in TV commercials in the 90s and early 2000s, particularly in marketing tailored to kids.

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u/Unusual-City-5551 — 16 hours ago
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