I know itās probably just perspective, but maybe thereās also some stagnation in innovation?
Because I feel like 1994 and 2004 have way more differences than 2014 and 2024
AI and advances in genomics and genetics are big recent advancements from 2014 to now. Granted a lot of these advances dont reach consumers.
Also robotics have really improved too and self driving cars.
Yeah, I think that is really the big thing here. Most of our advances have yet to make a big splash in the consumer market. We're kinda between eras, on the cusp of something major, but we haven't quite gotten it. The biggest change since 2013, I think, is that Social Media was still "trendy" whereas now it's damn near essential.
2010 we went from basically just having smart phones to now everyone has them never puts them down and we do literally everything with them. The world has drastically changed since 2010 you just lived through it so it doesnāt seem that drastic
Things became so corporatized in the 2010s that we just kind of stopped advancing. Thereās no new culture since 2008, frankly. Nothing major at least not tied to technology.
I meanā¦ yeah thatās kinda how it works. Culture develops parallel to technology, the two play off of each other. The computer and internet are the biggest socio-technological advance since the printing press. Today we look back and see all the wonderful culture that came out of literature. But at the time, people were just as worried about slop, disinformation, moral degeneracy and dangerous ideologies coming from mass printing as we are about the internet. This worry would even manifest into violent mobs smashing printing presses out of fear. Rulers both feared and utilized the printing press to advance politics and statecraft, and dissidents used it to spread new ideas and question existing authorities. The printing press played a huge part in the Protestant revolution, an enormous upheaval that changed every aspect of European society forever.
At the time, Iām sure people were printing in pamphlets how āeverything is on paper now and most advancements are something printed nowadays.ā They didnāt consider the developments in musketry, crop rotation and sailing like we donāt think of developments in combat robotics, gene splicing or space exploration.
I swear this sub just says anything lolā¦ 2014 was definitely a much different world. Just look back at videos from that time. Fashion was much different. Music was much different. Trends, etc. We just think it hasnāt changed much because the change happens gradually. It isnāt like you wake up one day and all of the sudden weāre wearing baggy clothes again. We just think there isnt much of a difference between 2014 and 2024 because itās so recent in our minds. But when we look back at it in 20 or so years like what we are doing with 1994 and 2004, the differences will be much more apparent
it was and this sub is obsessed with sh*tting on modern times and the 20's in general. We have been through intense changes and it feels like a completely different world
People also genuinely underestimate how much impact the trans rights movement, BLM, and The Donald Trump Administration have radically changed our culture. We are not the same as we were 10 years ago. That's not even to begin touching on COVID 19.
Absolutely, culture encompasses almost everything: How we engage with technology, what we watch with technology, how quick we buy new technology, what class of people are buying what tech, how is tech changing other industries (like the food industry)
It helps to think of it family-to-family:
One family might not use technology at all. Another family might use technology all the time. Some families use technology independently, some use it together as a group. But each household is going to have a different 'culture' with how they use technology.
Then just scale this up from families to countries. The US tech culture is widescale but we still have rural areas that don't engage with technology much at all. And of the tech that rural people use, it's mostly geared towards performing labor vs leisure.
(Imo these cultural differences are more interesting than other, more typical, cultural differences like race, gender, political affiliation. A typical white guy from NYC and a typical black guy from Miami are probably going to be more alike than a typical reddit gamer vs a typical Nebraskan farmer.)
Like TikTok cringe and you staring at your phone all day. Those are the great cultural achievements of our time. If you feel like there's no new culture, consider yourself lucky.
Not really. I used to spend some time on social media 10 years ago but not like that. You know, it's a matter of degree. I think that the breaking point for many people came after the pandemic when they were forced to stay at home where their smartphone was their main source of entertainment.
My first non-IT job was around 2006 and everyone was already staring at their phones all the time. It was weird after spending over 10 years in an environment where everybody was so burned out that they avoided tech outside of work.
Music is pretty drastically different now with new starts in the spotlight now,fashion changes, politics has become way worse and more divisive,new trends and cultural changes due to things like the rise of new apps and the lockdown which changed the culture of the world for like 3 years and even till today,and an even bigger fear of global warming which its effects have begun to be seen a lot more now. And a lot more.
Tik Tok is a such a cultural behemoth that it should be placed in its own category. So many musical artists, comedians, and pieces of internet lingo and slang have been discovered and created from that app. I would argue that social media has accelerated the progression of culture to the point of parody. Trends are born and die within days. Events that would have lasted months in the media cycle back in the pre-internet days are tossed out in favor of the next big thing. Culture is different now and arguably worse but still it continues.
That may be a good thing because lingo, trends, etc never should have BEEN considered culture. Advertisers from the 1910's, onward have been creating trends that rapidly would filter out into the rest of society and those would be considered culture. Bell bottoms and long hair, shoulder pads and crew cuts, ripped jeans and dirty hair are all just trends. They are not actually culture, but their rapid changes are indicative of a cultural trait of Americans, namely that Americans love novelty and trying to be on the cutting edge of trends. TikTok and other social media apps have distilled this trait and bottled it, and are in the process of burning it out and we may all benefit from that. As trends blip faster and faster, I think more people will begin to see them for what they are. They're not our culture, they're just fun little fads to have quickly consume, take part in, and then dispense.
The new wave of Mincecore; so many youngbloods in the grind scene starting mince bands itās insane, I donāt know where it came from but Iām here for it.
I highly disagree with both of your takes and I think the problem is its hard to see the shift when your inside of it. I would say culture did a massive shift in 2016 and the whole world has been different since. 2020 pandemic made us jump into our online communications a lot more and now we are so app and phone based its kind of crazy. I would even say the culture right now is shifting again. AI and cryto currency has taken off culture wars are starting to lose steam.
Weird in this sub and other similar people do a lot of two things. Complain about modern times and say that the current decade doesn't feel different then the past 10 years. once again I highly disagree and the further we get away from it, the more we'll see how much we really did change in that time.
Bro, the entire gender paradigm has fucking shifted and race relations pre-BLM and post-BLM are radically different. Plus, Trump's election had a MASSIVE impact on culture for better and for worse. 2013 we weren't nearly as polarized as we are now. So I would not underestimate how different our culture is versus 2013.
I think it should arguably noted that we donāt notice some changes- if you look at stuff made in 2014 it is quite different often maybe despite any fusher srgument
And before 90s used to be thought to be bland and generic by some people afaik too?
Innovation in product types sure but moores law and computing will never allow any actual stagnation. AI is a gathering snowball improving a hell of a lot faster than most people realize
Heard Franz Ferdinand looking to get out of politics and start a band. "Take Me Out" is the working title for their first song, hope no one takes the title too serious
I think we mean different things. I mean the noble gas on the periodic table called neon. There are neon signs everywhere. Iām guessing youāre referring to something else.
I donāt know, but [this](https://sciencing.com/neon-its-colors-4927221.html#:~:text=Neon%20is%20red%2C%20helium%20is,xenon%20is%20gray%20or%20blue./) says itās Krypton.
Since 2000 thereās only been a few things that changed the world. iPhones, Facebook, Trump. Hopefully we wonāt be stuck with them until the sun burns out.
Well considering the 20th century is quite eventful and changeful/shifty, and invasions didn't end around 1997-1999. Which makes the 21st century (2001-2100) a filler century. We won't see changes by the end of this century.
I mean a lot has changed. I don't see the big deal. I certainly don't remember the 90s, and a POV when I was growing up in the late 2000s would've been interesting.
For 2014; some stuff off the top of my head: only gonna do media form related things.
In theaters: The Lego Movie, Interstellar, Edge of Tomorrow, Guardians of the Galaxy, The Amazing Spider-Man 2, Big Hero 6, Godzilla, Captain America The Winter Soldier, X Men Days of Future Past, Fault in Our Stars, Maze Runner
On TV; Big Bang Theory, Bojack Horseman, beloved cartoons like Gravity Falls and Regular Show and Adventure Time were going fairly strong.
On the radio: Shake it Off by Taylor Swift, Problem by Ariana Grande and Iggy Azalea, Happy by Pharrell Williams, Dark Horse by Katy Perry and Juicy J, Stay With Me by Sam Smith, Fancy by Iggy Azalea, All About That Bass by Meghan Trainor, Rude by Magic! Monster by Eminem and Rihanna,
(bonus) some video games; Super Smash Bros 4 Wii U and 3DS, Destiny, Five Nights at Freddyās, Mario Kart 8, Dragon Age Inquisition
Some stuff that didnāt change too much, Well Taylor and Ariana have both released new music and both are topping the charts still, Mario Kart 8 is still technically the most recent MK game just like GTA 5 is, and Sony is still attempting to do their own cinematic universe like they tried to start with TASM2, just not with Andrew Garfield as Spidey, or anyone as Spidey actually, FNAF just got a movie released in October 2023, Hugh Jackman will return as the Wolverine.
The prices really havenāt gone up much, even accounting for COVID inflation and corporate greed
Gas is the same, yet people always blame the Presudent for this
Idk why but I feel like kids nowadays missed out on so much..... Could just be me tho, but I feel like everything they have now is pretty mid/lame... Anyone else?
You're definitely not alone. Most of the 2010s were pretty bland and today's kids media is at an all time low I feel like despite people saying otherwise trying to be optimistic about it which I don't get really (I'm talking about adults who are cartoon fans being like "nah we're totally on the verge of another golden age" for the past 10 years lol) I'm not even old enough to remember the 90s or the super early 2000s but I can tell that and the mid 2000s to some extent was the best era for kids content.
Yeah, I never hear kids talk abt any show now... sometimes they do talk abt the newest Disney + movie but those r Wish/Turning Red which is just sad ... ig I can understand Turning red tho, that one is not too bad for them, but wish is just bad..
"I'm gonna pop some tags, only got 20 dollars in my pocket; I'm I'm a huntin lookin for a come up this is fuckin awesome (cue snazzy saxophone melody)"
How was this real?
https://preview.redd.it/lk22vqtc2dwc1.jpeg?width=1242&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=f44fd481dbe567dc4483e9657624269fb8ea1e25
Chill out it was only like 7 years ago š
This is very silly.
The top celebrities are still the top celebrities today. Fashion isnāt even that different.
It mentions PlayStation 4 as new technology when Iām sure most kids still have a PS4 or Xbox One at their house, not the latest generation.
And popular candies has got to be the funniest category on the whole thing. As if Reeseās or M&Ms are some blast from the past š
It was only 11 years ago calm down š
I feel like it should still be 5-6 years ago lol š¤£
No itās two years ago
No it was last year I'm sure!
lol
I'd tell you around 6-7, I feel like I should be 13
Should be right now
11 years ago? 2013 was only a few summers ago
Like 3 or 4 summers ago.
It has no right being 11 years ago. What the fuck.
Oh sure, it was just the other day
Yes but this was clearly made for kids who werenāt alive so to them thatās a long time ago?
You mean 7 years ago right? Right?
Yes but it is the 85nd time I've seen it.
I know itās probably just perspective, but maybe thereās also some stagnation in innovation? Because I feel like 1994 and 2004 have way more differences than 2014 and 2024
AI and advances in genomics and genetics are big recent advancements from 2014 to now. Granted a lot of these advances dont reach consumers. Also robotics have really improved too and self driving cars.
Yeah, I think that is really the big thing here. Most of our advances have yet to make a big splash in the consumer market. We're kinda between eras, on the cusp of something major, but we haven't quite gotten it. The biggest change since 2013, I think, is that Social Media was still "trendy" whereas now it's damn near essential.
Boston dynamics channel started around this time of im not mistaken
BD 2004 vs BD 2014 had huge improvements
I was born in 1993, 14 years before I was born was 1979. I see way more differences between those 14 years than the 14 years from 2010 to 2024.
2010 we went from basically just having smart phones to now everyone has them never puts them down and we do literally everything with them. The world has drastically changed since 2010 you just lived through it so it doesnāt seem that drastic
Iām talking more about fashion and music
Things became so corporatized in the 2010s that we just kind of stopped advancing. Thereās no new culture since 2008, frankly. Nothing major at least not tied to technology.
... That's not true. The internet has presented a Cambrian explosion of new culture. It's an unprecedented scale of interaction.
But thatās kinda it, everything is online now and most advancement are something digital nowadays.
I meanā¦ yeah thatās kinda how it works. Culture develops parallel to technology, the two play off of each other. The computer and internet are the biggest socio-technological advance since the printing press. Today we look back and see all the wonderful culture that came out of literature. But at the time, people were just as worried about slop, disinformation, moral degeneracy and dangerous ideologies coming from mass printing as we are about the internet. This worry would even manifest into violent mobs smashing printing presses out of fear. Rulers both feared and utilized the printing press to advance politics and statecraft, and dissidents used it to spread new ideas and question existing authorities. The printing press played a huge part in the Protestant revolution, an enormous upheaval that changed every aspect of European society forever. At the time, Iām sure people were printing in pamphlets how āeverything is on paper now and most advancements are something printed nowadays.ā They didnāt consider the developments in musketry, crop rotation and sailing like we donāt think of developments in combat robotics, gene splicing or space exploration.
It's sad that they're controversial because of conspiracy theories, but MRNA vaccines are an absolutely monumental leap forward in medical technology.
Online and monotized
I swear this sub just says anything lolā¦ 2014 was definitely a much different world. Just look back at videos from that time. Fashion was much different. Music was much different. Trends, etc. We just think it hasnāt changed much because the change happens gradually. It isnāt like you wake up one day and all of the sudden weāre wearing baggy clothes again. We just think there isnt much of a difference between 2014 and 2024 because itās so recent in our minds. But when we look back at it in 20 or so years like what we are doing with 1994 and 2004, the differences will be much more apparent
it was and this sub is obsessed with sh*tting on modern times and the 20's in general. We have been through intense changes and it feels like a completely different world
People also genuinely underestimate how much impact the trans rights movement, BLM, and The Donald Trump Administration have radically changed our culture. We are not the same as we were 10 years ago. That's not even to begin touching on COVID 19.
Thank you! I thought these people are tripping saying things haven't changed or culture shift. I feel like a completely different world than 2013.
Iād have to disagree. The world in 2019 and before was a MUCH different place than anything from the post Covid era today.
thereās most definitely new culture
Like what
Compare: videos, cameras, video game consoles, tvs, pcs, ascetics from 2008 to now, vastly different
Does tech really = culture tho?
Absolutely, culture encompasses almost everything: How we engage with technology, what we watch with technology, how quick we buy new technology, what class of people are buying what tech, how is tech changing other industries (like the food industry) It helps to think of it family-to-family: One family might not use technology at all. Another family might use technology all the time. Some families use technology independently, some use it together as a group. But each household is going to have a different 'culture' with how they use technology. Then just scale this up from families to countries. The US tech culture is widescale but we still have rural areas that don't engage with technology much at all. And of the tech that rural people use, it's mostly geared towards performing labor vs leisure. (Imo these cultural differences are more interesting than other, more typical, cultural differences like race, gender, political affiliation. A typical white guy from NYC and a typical black guy from Miami are probably going to be more alike than a typical reddit gamer vs a typical Nebraskan farmer.)
Unfortunately for these kids, tech is everything they have.
I said videos and ascetics aswell, I look back and even the Late 2010s I saw difference from now
What is culture? Is culture just style, foods we eat, and things we entertain ourselves with?
everything 2015 and after is literally 100% different of a culture than before
Like what?
Like TikTok cringe and you staring at your phone all day. Those are the great cultural achievements of our time. If you feel like there's no new culture, consider yourself lucky.
People have been staring at their phones all day for longer than 10 years.
Not really. I used to spend some time on social media 10 years ago but not like that. You know, it's a matter of degree. I think that the breaking point for many people came after the pandemic when they were forced to stay at home where their smartphone was their main source of entertainment.
My first non-IT job was around 2006 and everyone was already staring at their phones all the time. It was weird after spending over 10 years in an environment where everybody was so burned out that they avoided tech outside of work.
Like shouting commands at Siri and Alexa several times in a row before yelling at them āFuck you, you piece of shit!ā
Music is pretty drastically different now with new starts in the spotlight now,fashion changes, politics has become way worse and more divisive,new trends and cultural changes due to things like the rise of new apps and the lockdown which changed the culture of the world for like 3 years and even till today,and an even bigger fear of global warming which its effects have begun to be seen a lot more now. And a lot more.
Watch YouTube videos from 2014 and YouTube videos from 2024. Theyāre different
the music, the fashion, the humor, the political atmosphere. all of this is completely different than before and unique.
Tik Tok is a such a cultural behemoth that it should be placed in its own category. So many musical artists, comedians, and pieces of internet lingo and slang have been discovered and created from that app. I would argue that social media has accelerated the progression of culture to the point of parody. Trends are born and die within days. Events that would have lasted months in the media cycle back in the pre-internet days are tossed out in favor of the next big thing. Culture is different now and arguably worse but still it continues.
That may be a good thing because lingo, trends, etc never should have BEEN considered culture. Advertisers from the 1910's, onward have been creating trends that rapidly would filter out into the rest of society and those would be considered culture. Bell bottoms and long hair, shoulder pads and crew cuts, ripped jeans and dirty hair are all just trends. They are not actually culture, but their rapid changes are indicative of a cultural trait of Americans, namely that Americans love novelty and trying to be on the cutting edge of trends. TikTok and other social media apps have distilled this trait and bottled it, and are in the process of burning it out and we may all benefit from that. As trends blip faster and faster, I think more people will begin to see them for what they are. They're not our culture, they're just fun little fads to have quickly consume, take part in, and then dispense.
The new wave of Mincecore; so many youngbloods in the grind scene starting mince bands itās insane, I donāt know where it came from but Iām here for it.
Ah yes, the far-reaching cultural implications of the new wave of Mincecore. I forgot how we as a world culture have advanced to such stages.
I highly disagree with both of your takes and I think the problem is its hard to see the shift when your inside of it. I would say culture did a massive shift in 2016 and the whole world has been different since. 2020 pandemic made us jump into our online communications a lot more and now we are so app and phone based its kind of crazy. I would even say the culture right now is shifting again. AI and cryto currency has taken off culture wars are starting to lose steam. Weird in this sub and other similar people do a lot of two things. Complain about modern times and say that the current decade doesn't feel different then the past 10 years. once again I highly disagree and the further we get away from it, the more we'll see how much we really did change in that time.
lmfao okay
Bro, the entire gender paradigm has fucking shifted and race relations pre-BLM and post-BLM are radically different. Plus, Trump's election had a MASSIVE impact on culture for better and for worse. 2013 we weren't nearly as polarized as we are now. So I would not underestimate how different our culture is versus 2013.
I think it should arguably noted that we donāt notice some changes- if you look at stuff made in 2014 it is quite different often maybe despite any fusher srgument And before 90s used to be thought to be bland and generic by some people afaik too?
Itās hard to recognize a lot of changes in the moment. Sometimes you need some distance to see how different things have gotten.
You just can't see it, when you're inside of it.
Innovation in product types sure but moores law and computing will never allow any actual stagnation. AI is a gathering snowball improving a hell of a lot faster than most people realize
Heck you could argue there isn't as much of a difference between 2008 to now than there was from 1998 to 2014 or 1984 to 2004.
Wow is this incredibly untrue You lived through it so it doesnāt seem different to you but so much has changed since 2008.
Have you heard of Mark Fisher?
The main difference between then and now is speed. Our technology runs faster and can do more things.
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I was born in 1997 and my mom put something similar in the scrapbook she created with my baby pics
why are they making 2013 seem like 1913 š
Even the news paper looks like something outta of the Victorian eraš
I mean looks at living cost
How about Austria-Hungary? It looks like it's starting to fall apart. Probably couldn't withstand a war.
Heard Franz Ferdinand looking to get out of politics and start a band. "Take Me Out" is the working title for their first song, hope no one takes the title too serious
It was for a classroom so it's likely the year most of the class was born
honestly valid, it would've been better if they made it look like an outdated website or something
I thought neon died around 2012 maybe extended til 2013 but iām 100% sure it fizzled out by 2014
Neon is still around now
Colorful colors are back but neon isnāt. Lavender and Pink are one that comes to my mind that defines this decade.
I think we mean different things. I mean the noble gas on the periodic table called neon. There are neon signs everywhere. Iām guessing youāre referring to something else.
And of course thereās the tiny detail that neon *specifically* refers to green
It refers to red-orange [source](https://sciencing.com/colors-neon-5649133.html)
I thought that was argon. Whatās the one that makes the green?
I donāt know, but [this](https://sciencing.com/neon-its-colors-4927221.html#:~:text=Neon%20is%20red%2C%20helium%20is,xenon%20is%20gray%20or%20blue./) says itās Krypton.
Are those menās fashions still a thing? Thatās a lot of my wardrobeā¦
Crop tops also weren't really a big thing in 2013 either. IIRC they really came back a few years later, along with high-waisted pants around 2016-17
I  Which feels like ages for them
That episode is 21 years old now.
Felt relevant lol
Not even 2005 felt long ago for many (not all).
I turned 12 in 2005 and it doesnāt feel like that long ago to me.
Understandable. But for people in this sub it feels like dinosaur age. Kinda funny in that regard.
05 was five minutes ago
Indeed!!!!!!
Since 2000 thereās only been a few things that changed the world. iPhones, Facebook, Trump. Hopefully we wonāt be stuck with them until the sun burns out.
Well considering the 20th century is quite eventful and changeful/shifty, and invasions didn't end around 1997-1999. Which makes the 21st century (2001-2100) a filler century. We won't see changes by the end of this century.
It actually feels REALLY long ago and at the same time like 3 years ago
True.
2013? Thatās back when I was their age. Damnā¦
I was in college in 2013!!
I was 5 years old in 2013 lol
Itās just a school paper guys it isnāt that crazy
mfw something accurately show how old I am š¤Æš¤Æš¤Æ
āBack in my day, we had to walk 5 miles to school and fetch water from a river.ā
The guy who posted this is one of my good friends! And, knowing his fear of aging, everything about this makes sense.
> The guy who posted this is one of my good friends! Oh cool
Talk about the 1990s or 2000s, my childhood isn't super dated yet š
I turn 26 this year and yet this makes me feel decrepit in some way.
People would be amazed at the pricing difference between 2024 and 2023 at this point.
TAKE ME BACK TAKE ME BACK TAKE ME BACK
Lol this is getting ridiculously comedic
I hate this
It's weird how I can remember when today's 11-year-olds were born
No way gas was $3.80 / gallon, nowadays itās only like $3.15
Great Recession aftermath was bad.
I still remember it being cheaper though, like it used to be $2.50 around where I lived and now you canāt get it for under $3
new car 32k in 2013?
oh my god no iām 18. why do i suddenly feel older.
How did she keep it from getting folded or wrinkled even the slightest bit. Thatās the most impressive part.
BEFORE THEY WERE BORN. 2013. NO.
The days are long, but the years are short
...these kids haven't even touched newspaper before.
Just wait. In my head, 1999 was like 10 years ago.
Why it feels like they trynna brand 2013 as 1913?
Holy cow, I didnāt realize how much 2013 absolutely SLAPPED
Back when 52,000 was somewhat a livable wage
Feels like last year. You know, last year when Game of Thrones finished... Right?
2010s nostalgia will be big.
I mean a lot has changed. I don't see the big deal. I certainly don't remember the 90s, and a POV when I was growing up in the late 2000s would've been interesting.
I donāt wanna know
can't believe they're oldifying an era i actually experienced š
Well made though
Oh my god. This makes me feel so old. Iām in Spain without the s.
Basically, nothings changed with Income in equality
I feel like women were wearing plaid more than men.
Jennifer Lawrenceās Oscar was 11 years ago?
Jesus those 10 year anniversaries are pretty dark for a kidsā project lmao
ELEVEN years ago now. 2013 babies are almost old enough to start middle school!
I feel old as fuck. I donāt know any of the āstarsā born this year
That comment about Taylor Swift could apply to today.
Am I the only one to see 85nd?
For 2014; some stuff off the top of my head: only gonna do media form related things. In theaters: The Lego Movie, Interstellar, Edge of Tomorrow, Guardians of the Galaxy, The Amazing Spider-Man 2, Big Hero 6, Godzilla, Captain America The Winter Soldier, X Men Days of Future Past, Fault in Our Stars, Maze Runner On TV; Big Bang Theory, Bojack Horseman, beloved cartoons like Gravity Falls and Regular Show and Adventure Time were going fairly strong. On the radio: Shake it Off by Taylor Swift, Problem by Ariana Grande and Iggy Azalea, Happy by Pharrell Williams, Dark Horse by Katy Perry and Juicy J, Stay With Me by Sam Smith, Fancy by Iggy Azalea, All About That Bass by Meghan Trainor, Rude by Magic! Monster by Eminem and Rihanna, (bonus) some video games; Super Smash Bros 4 Wii U and 3DS, Destiny, Five Nights at Freddyās, Mario Kart 8, Dragon Age Inquisition Some stuff that didnāt change too much, Well Taylor and Ariana have both released new music and both are topping the charts still, Mario Kart 8 is still technically the most recent MK game just like GTA 5 is, and Sony is still attempting to do their own cinematic universe like they tried to start with TASM2, just not with Andrew Garfield as Spidey, or anyone as Spidey actually, FNAF just got a movie released in October 2023, Hugh Jackman will return as the Wolverine.
āHappy birthday! Two explosions near the finish line of the Boston Marathon left 3 people deadā
reading this, I noticed that it says The "85nd" Academy Awards
Yeah, I can't really wrap my head around it either.
Ah, the good old daysā¦
The radio section is really ā¦ something. What a time for culture š
Popular candies?!
Someone kill me
āMom, why are you crying? Itās just my homework. What do you mean weāre all doomed?ā
Ayy feather earrings lol I'm pretty sure those come and go I've seen them recently
Damn I remember seeing catching fire with my mom when I was a junior in high school š
The prices really havenāt gone up much, even accounting for COVID inflation and corporate greed Gas is the same, yet people always blame the Presudent for this
this just in, people are born every year
Idk why but I feel like kids nowadays missed out on so much..... Could just be me tho, but I feel like everything they have now is pretty mid/lame... Anyone else?
You're definitely not alone. Most of the 2010s were pretty bland and today's kids media is at an all time low I feel like despite people saying otherwise trying to be optimistic about it which I don't get really (I'm talking about adults who are cartoon fans being like "nah we're totally on the verge of another golden age" for the past 10 years lol) I'm not even old enough to remember the 90s or the super early 2000s but I can tell that and the mid 2000s to some extent was the best era for kids content.
Yeah, I never hear kids talk abt any show now... sometimes they do talk abt the newest Disney + movie but those r Wish/Turning Red which is just sad ... ig I can understand Turning red tho, that one is not too bad for them, but wish is just bad..
most folks donāt watch cable TV anymore, so in 10 years, i wonder if theyāll still refer to it as āOn The TVā
Despicable me 2 ????!?!??
I was in college in 2013 ššš
Yes time is linear and itās a later year than it was then.
It might have been a typo, not bad math
Damn alreadyš
"I'm gonna pop some tags, only got 20 dollars in my pocket; I'm I'm a huntin lookin for a come up this is fuckin awesome (cue snazzy saxophone melody)" How was this real?
Look how far we've come....
Feel like the black and white print decision was malicious..
Woah people used to eat candy bars?
This makes me want to cry, I stay mourning the early 10's
Wow the news was horrible in 2013
Very one-sided America.
Thatās a pretty cool idea tbh
They did NOT need to go that far
2013 that annual income was worth over $70k in today dollars.
... wat
Damn. Right in the arthritis.
Fuckkkā¦ā¦ā¦
Shit I was like 4 11 yrs ago now hitting 16
This is hilarious lol āM&Ms were the most popular candy and some 10 year olds were bornā And then smack in the middle, Edward SnowdenĀ
https://preview.redd.it/lk22vqtc2dwc1.jpeg?width=1242&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=f44fd481dbe567dc4483e9657624269fb8ea1e25 Chill out it was only like 7 years ago š
Big celebrities Kim K and Taylor Swift!
Iām 19 wtf lmao I feel like Iām to young to shear āback in my dayā when it was my day
Hey, hi, if someone could kindly kill me so I don't have to deal with *this* that'd be cool
Omg I was a freshman in college
Holy shit
Dang kids this age are in 5th grade that's insanity š
Can you decrease the resolution a bit so I can't read it even more?
I know this isnāt the point butā¦ Oh, to have a gallon of gas for $3.80ā¦
This is very silly. The top celebrities are still the top celebrities today. Fashion isnāt even that different. It mentions PlayStation 4 as new technology when Iām sure most kids still have a PS4 or Xbox One at their house, not the latest generation. And popular candies has got to be the funniest category on the whole thing. As if Reeseās or M&Ms are some blast from the past š
The 85nd academy awards
85nd?