Why did earlier decades seem like they had so much going on? Compare that to say the 2010s where 2019 is practically the same as 2010.
i thought she had her scalp removed in the first bit
Culture has stagnated for the past 10 years. The last memorable era was the whole Hipster era of the early 2010s. After that it's been nothing but politics and TikTok
I can't believe a cheap TikTok nailed period-accurate lighting, set design and colour grading better than 99% of modern filmmaking.
>>216520821>Why did earlier decades seem like they had so much going on?You are too close to notice.Also, your webm is cherry picking very different stereotypes. The 1995 goth look could have been 1985 or 2005.
>>216520821Internet has caused it to become blurrier and harder to notice cultural phases like they did back then. capitalizing on the exact decade was more common in the past. It could become its own branding. the difference between 2016, 2020 and 2024 is extremely noticeable when you stop and think about it. 20 years from now, they will easily segment it into marketable nostalgia phases. It's already happening with the 00s and early 10s
>>216520821Starting in the early 2000s, there was little in the way of new style and it was just a remix of old ones. That, combines with the major elements of the culture changing from outward looks to online interaction, makes it difficult to really define anything post 2007ish visually.
>>216520873Retard
>>216520821>when you think Buffy The Vampire Slayer was real life
>>216520821I know it's ai but I never got to completely redo my room as a kid. It was the way it was my entire life.
>>216520944>the difference between 2016, 2020 and 2024 is extremely noticeable when you stop and think about it.take this (You) if you're so desperate for it
>>216520944>the difference between 2016, 2020 and 2024 is extremely noticeable when you stop and think about itIts literally nothing compared to say 1996, 2000 and 2004
>>216521261This pic was made about 2016 in 2020, and its 2025
>>216521373Because you lived through it. like I said, it will be segmented into marketable nostalgia in your lifetime
>>216520873You’re mostly correct and you will be attacked for it.
>>216521426Being under 16 before 2004 doesn't count before some jeet tries to call me younger than a 96 birthdate.
>>216521426>ItS JuSt NoStAlGiA!!!!!!kys
>>216521471are you retarded?
>>216520821culture is dead
>>216521373To be fair, between 2020 and 2024 we had:>Ukraine War>Fall of Afghanistan>Isreali/Gaza war>Trump Reelection>massive backlash of leftist policies and a general cultural shift to the right>Collapse of Hollywood>Mainstreaming of Anime/Japanese/Asian culture more than any point in the past few decades>Covid and it's effects such as inflation>3 Olympic gamesAnd that's not to mention 2025, which saw a new pope, a massive global trade war, near conflicts between India and Pakistan, conflict and revolution throughout the third world and South East Asia, a major assassination of a prominent right wing figure, and even the longest gov shutdown in the history of the US
>>216520821Society peaked just before 9/11
>>216522412Not him but do people really care about Afghanistan? There was never going to be a happy ending, if anything you should be glad we're not sending zoomers over there to stand around in the desert and get shot at/mortared/IED'd occasionally.
>>2165230819/11 killed America's soul
>>216523250Do you really not see what a dumb fucking question that is?
>>216520821Cultural acceleration via algorithm driven trends has caused the broad decade-trends of the past to be compressed into years or even months. Remember during lockdowns when everything was about baking your own bread or whatever?
>>216524279Do you really not see why kids love cinnamon toast crunch?
>>216520821this phenomenon has is present in almost every western sub-culture
>>216523250>do people really care about AfghanistanHey man if it made it into we didn't start the fire it must matter to someone
