5867.    User: Anonymous   Post date: 2022/11/12(Sat) 19:54:22          
Considering the ~25 year gap till a decade reenters the zeitgeist and
proceeds to be devoured by vultures, maybe it will only take a few years
of patience for the ethos of the  2000's to be rid of the vexatious crowd
that has gathered around it in recent years. But the more pressing issue
is whether there'll be anything left of it? There's already been plenty
of shitting on it already _ノ乙(、ン、)_ 
A thought I just had.

5870. >Anonymous-san   User: Anonymous   Post date: 2022/11/13(Sun) 05:23:40          
> Considering the ~25 year gap till a decade reenters the zeitgeist and
> proceeds to be devoured by vultures, maybe it will only take a few years
> of patience for the ethos of the  2000's to be rid of the vexatious crowd
> that has gathered around it in recent years. But the more pressing issue
> is whether there'll be anything left of it? There's already been plenty
> of shitting on it already _ノ乙(、ン、)_ 
> A thought I just had.

The problem with the 2000s is that a lot of things either sucked at 
the time, or were very mediocre/contrived compared to what came 
before. I spent most of that decade wishing I was in a previous 
decade, and I was far from alone in that

Even at the time, I was thinking and discussing with my friends about 
how "no one is going to look back fondly on the 2000s like they do 
previous decades, because everything is either not very good or just 
copying/calling back to the 70s and 80s but worse". Most people I 
spoke to about it at the time seemed to agree

Obviously I wasn't fully correct in my prediction, as I do now see a 
lot of posts/comments online talking about the 2000s as if it was some 
totally amazing time, "back when music was REAL music", etc. (which is 
very funny to me in an "oh god that's ironic/depressing, if only they 
knew" kinda way), but the decade still doesn't seem to have anywhere 
near the prevalence or influence on present-day pop culture in the 
same way that previous decades had during the 2000s and earlier

At this point I can look back on some aspects of the 2000s fondly, but 
that's mainly because I was young, had friends, and many things since 
seemed to somehow get so much worse that it's made a period as "meh" 
as the 2000s look good by comparison (´~`)

Ultimately, I just find the whole thing kinda funny cuz I remember 
when everyone (including myself) was dumping on the 2000s and calling 
everything shitty while wishing we could take a time machine back to 
the 70s & 80s "when music was REAL music" (´∇`)

Reference: 2022/11/12(Sat) 20:54:22

5872. >Anonymous-san   User: Anonymous   Post date: 2022/11/13(Sun) 09:20:48          
> > Considering the ~25 year gap till a decade reenters the zeitgeist and
> > proceeds to be devoured by vultures, maybe it will only take a few years
> > of patience for the ethos of the  2000's to be rid of the vexatious crowd
> > that has gathered around it in recent years. But the more pressing issue
> > is whether there'll be anything left of it? There's already been plenty
> > of shitting on it already _ノ乙(、ン、)_ 
> > A thought I just had.
> The problem with the 2000s is that a lot of things either sucked at 
> the time, or were very mediocre/contrived compared to what came 
> before. I spent most of that decade wishing I was in a previous 
> decade, and I was far from alone in that
> Even at the time, I was thinking and discussing with my friends about 
> how "no one is going to look back fondly on the 2000s like they do 
> previous decades, because everything is either not very good or just 
> copying/calling back to the 70s and 80s but worse". Most people I 
> spoke to about it at the time seemed to agree
> Obviously I wasn't fully correct in my prediction, as I do now see a 
> lot of posts/comments online talking about the 2000s as if it was some 
> totally amazing time, "back when music was REAL music", etc. (which is 
> very funny to me in an "oh god that's ironic/depressing, if only they 
> knew" kinda way), but the decade still doesn't seem to have anywhere 
> near the prevalence or influence on present-day pop culture in the 
> same way that previous decades had during the 2000s and earlier
> At this point I can look back on some aspects of the 2000s fondly, but 
> that's mainly because I was young, had friends, and many things since 
> seemed to somehow get so much worse that it's made a period as "meh" 
> as the 2000s look good by comparison (´~`)
> Ultimately, I just find the whole thing kinda funny cuz I remember 
> when everyone (including myself) was dumping on the 2000s and calling 
> everything shitty while wishing we could take a time machine back to 
> the 70s & 80s "when music was REAL music" (´∇`)
While that is certainly unanimously agreed upon in the west, for some
of us, particularly from the soviet bloc, the general consensus isn't
as universal. For most of us the 90's sucked more than the 2000's did,
so there is more fondness to that time. One interesting thing is if you
were one that was more aware of western culture at the time than the
average fellow, you'd have noticed that there is a rougly 5 to 10 year
lag till western culture's influence spread to these parts. In some
ways, the 90's of here shared many aspects of the 80's of far away
lands of your's and so on. Ofcourse once the internet became more of a
mainstay, the effect lessened until eventually smartphones came around
and it completely dissappeared (;゚∀゚)

Reference: 2022/11/13(Sun) 06:23:40

5873. >Anonymous-san   User: Anonymous   Post date: 2022/11/13(Sun) 10:20:18          
> > The problem with the 2000s is that a lot of things either sucked at 
> > the time, or were very mediocre/contrived compared to what came 
> > before. I spent most of that decade wishing I was in a previous 
> > decade, and I was far from alone in that
> > Even at the time, I was thinking and discussing with my friends about 
> > how "no one is going to look back fondly on the 2000s like they do 
> > previous decades, because everything is either not very good or just 
> > copying/calling back to the 70s and 80s but worse". Most people I 
> > spoke to about it at the time seemed to agree
> > Obviously I wasn't fully correct in my prediction, as I do now see a 
> > lot of posts/comments online talking about the 2000s as if it was some 
> > totally amazing time, "back when music was REAL music", etc. (which is 
> > very funny to me in an "oh god that's ironic/depressing, if only they 
> > knew" kinda way), but the decade still doesn't seem to have anywhere 
> > near the prevalence or influence on present-day pop culture in the 
> > same way that previous decades had during the 2000s and earlier
> > At this point I can look back on some aspects of the 2000s fondly, but 
> > that's mainly because I was young, had friends, and many things since 
> > seemed to somehow get so much worse that it's made a period as "meh" 
> > as the 2000s look good by comparison (´~`)
> > Ultimately, I just find the whole thing kinda funny cuz I remember 
> > when everyone (including myself) was dumping on the 2000s and calling 
> > everything shitty while wishing we could take a time machine back to 
> > the 70s & 80s "when music was REAL music" (´∇`)
> While that is certainly unanimously agreed upon in the west, for some
> of us, particularly from the soviet bloc, the general consensus isn't
> as universal. For most of us the 90's sucked more than the 2000's did,
> so there is more fondness to that time. One interesting thing is if you
> were one that was more aware of western culture at the time than the
> average fellow, you'd have noticed that there is a rougly 5 to 10 year
> lag till western culture's influence spread to these parts. In some
> ways, the 90's of here shared many aspects of the 80's of far away
> lands of your's and so on. Ofcourse once the internet became more of a
> mainstay, the effect lessened until eventually smartphones came around
> and it completely dissappeared (;゚∀゚)

I definitely noticed that at the time from a Western Europe perspective 
- Eastern Europe seemed very "stuck in the 90s" in the 2000s, and in 
the 90s it seemed similar to the poorer and/or poverty-stricken areas 
of Western Europe during the 60s-80s (but with the addition of WW2-like 
ruin and destruction) (;^Д^)

Reference: 2022/11/13(Sun) 10:20:48

5875. >Anonymous-san   User: Anonymous   Post date: 2022/11/13(Sun) 11:04:01          
> > Considering the ~25 year gap till a decade reenters the zeitgeist and
> > proceeds to be devoured by vultures, maybe it will only take a few years
> > of patience for the ethos of the  2000's to be rid of the vexatious crowd
> > that has gathered around it in recent years. But the more pressing issue
> > is whether there'll be anything left of it? There's already been plenty
> > of shitting on it already _ノ乙(、ン、)_ 
> > A thought I just had.
> The problem with the 2000s is that a lot of things either sucked at 
> the time, or were very mediocre/contrived compared to what came 
> before. I spent most of that decade wishing I was in a previous 
> decade, and I was far from alone in that
> Even at the time, I was thinking and discussing with my friends about 
> how "no one is going to look back fondly on the 2000s like they do 
> previous decades, because everything is either not very good or just 
> copying/calling back to the 70s and 80s but worse". Most people I 
> spoke to about it at the time seemed to agree
> Obviously I wasn't fully correct in my prediction, as I do now see a 
> lot of posts/comments online talking about the 2000s as if it was some 
> totally amazing time, "back when music was REAL music", etc. (which is 
> very funny to me in an "oh god that's ironic/depressing, if only they 
> knew" kinda way), but the decade still doesn't seem to have anywhere 
> near the prevalence or influence on present-day pop culture in the 
> same way that previous decades had during the 2000s and earlier
> At this point I can look back on some aspects of the 2000s fondly, but 
> that's mainly because I was young, had friends, and many things since 
> seemed to somehow get so much worse that it's made a period as "meh" 
> as the 2000s look good by comparison (´~`)
> Ultimately, I just find the whole thing kinda funny cuz I remember 
> when everyone (including myself) was dumping on the 2000s and calling 
> everything shitty while wishing we could take a time machine back to 
> the 70s & 80s "when music was REAL music" (´∇`)


  I would rather live in the 2000s than live in the 2010s or now.

 At least in the 2000s there was still IRL social interaction and there was no social media and not a single influencer to be seen. 

IMO the world started going downhill around 2008 and by 2011/2012 everything went to complete shit and is just getting worse.

Reference: 2022/11/13(Sun) 06:23:40

5876. >Anonymous-san   User: Anonymous   Post date: 2022/11/13(Sun) 13:22:50          
> > The problem with the 2000s is that a lot of things either sucked at 
> > the time, or were very mediocre/contrived compared to what came 
> > before. I spent most of that decade wishing I was in a previous 
> > decade, and I was far from alone in that
> > Even at the time, I was thinking and discussing with my friends about 
> > how "no one is going to look back fondly on the 2000s like they do 
> > previous decades, because everything is either not very good or just 
> > copying/calling back to the 70s and 80s but worse". Most people I 
> > spoke to about it at the time seemed to agree
> > Obviously I wasn't fully correct in my prediction, as I do now see a 
> > lot of posts/comments online talking about the 2000s as if it was some 
> > totally amazing time, "back when music was REAL music", etc. (which is 
> > very funny to me in an "oh god that's ironic/depressing, if only they 
> > knew" kinda way), but the decade still doesn't seem to have anywhere 
> > near the prevalence or influence on present-day pop culture in the 
> > same way that previous decades had during the 2000s and earlier
> > At this point I can look back on some aspects of the 2000s fondly, but 
> > that's mainly because I was young, had friends, and many things since 
> > seemed to somehow get so much worse that it's made a period as "meh" 
> > as the 2000s look good by comparison (´~`)
> > Ultimately, I just find the whole thing kinda funny cuz I remember 
> > when everyone (including myself) was dumping on the 2000s and calling 
> > everything shitty while wishing we could take a time machine back to 
> > the 70s & 80s "when music was REAL music" (´∇`)
> 
>   I would rather live in the 2000s than live in the 2010s or now.
>  At least in the 2000s there was still IRL social interaction and there was no social media and not a single influencer to be seen. 
> IMO the world started going downhill around 2008 and by 2011/2012 everything went to complete shit and is just getting worse.

I agree, at least for the first half of the decade. However, even if 
we're just talking about the interwebs, there was plenty of social 
media/social networking, lame popularity contests, retarded celebrity 
bloggers, and "LOOK AT ME I AM IMPORTANT" crap by 2006-2008

Remember the likes of that shiteater Perez Hilton? Plus you already had 
youtube "celebrities" being featured on TV (and vice versa) at that 
point too, and mainstream radio DJs getting involved, etc. Blegh (;´Д`)

If I had the choice today I would probably choose to live in a perma-
nent loop of 1997-2006 forevar, but I'll never forget that the opinion 
I had during the 2000s was "shit sux, I want to live in the 80s or even 
the 90s when things were actually good (;´Д`)"

It's not my fault things got so much worse after I'd already decided 
things sucked!! ヽ(;´Д`)ノ

Reference: 2022/11/13(Sun) 12:04:01

5882. >Anonymous-san   User: Anonymous   Post date: 2022/11/13(Sun) 18:07:28          
> > The problem with the 2000s is that a lot of things either sucked at 
> > the time, or were very mediocre/contrived compared to what came 
> > before. I spent most of that decade wishing I was in a previous 
> > decade, and I was far from alone in that
> > Even at the time, I was thinking and discussing with my friends about 
> > how "no one is going to look back fondly on the 2000s like they do 
> > previous decades, because everything is either not very good or just 
> > copying/calling back to the 70s and 80s but worse". Most people I 
> > spoke to about it at the time seemed to agree
> > Obviously I wasn't fully correct in my prediction, as I do now see a 
> > lot of posts/comments online talking about the 2000s as if it was some 
> > totally amazing time, "back when music was REAL music", etc. (which is 
> > very funny to me in an "oh god that's ironic/depressing, if only they 
> > knew" kinda way), but the decade still doesn't seem to have anywhere 
> > near the prevalence or influence on present-day pop culture in the 
> > same way that previous decades had during the 2000s and earlier
> > At this point I can look back on some aspects of the 2000s fondly, but 
> > that's mainly because I was young, had friends, and many things since 
> > seemed to somehow get so much worse that it's made a period as "meh" 
> > as the 2000s look good by comparison (´~`)
> > Ultimately, I just find the whole thing kinda funny cuz I remember 
> > when everyone (including myself) was dumping on the 2000s and calling 
> > everything shitty while wishing we could take a time machine back to 
> > the 70s & 80s "when music was REAL music" (´∇`)
> 
>   I would rather live in the 2000s than live in the 2010s or now.
>  At least in the 2000s there was still IRL social interaction and there was no social media and not a single influencer to be seen. 
> IMO the world started going downhill around 2008 and by 2011/2012 everything went to complete shit and is just getting worse.
Not to be rude or anything but you sound just like one those vultures
I was talking about... (・∀・)

Reference: 2022/11/13(Sun) 12:04:01

5883. >Anonymous-san   User: Anonymous   Post date: 2022/11/13(Sun) 18:08:29          
> > 
> >   I would rather live in the 2000s than live in the 2010s or now.
> >  At least in the 2000s there was still IRL social interaction and there was no social media and not a single influencer to be seen. 
> > IMO the world started going downhill around 2008 and by 2011/2012 everything went to complete shit and is just getting worse.
> Not to be rude or anything but you sound just like one those vultures
> I was talking about... (・∀・)
one of those*** FUGG I CANT WRITE 4 SHIT :-DDDDDDdd

Reference: 2022/11/13(Sun) 19:07:28

5887. >Anonymous-san   User: Anonymous   Post date: 2022/11/13(Sun) 19:47:48          
> > 
> >   I would rather live in the 2000s than live in the 2010s or now.
> >  At least in the 2000s there was still IRL social interaction and there was no social media and not a single influencer to be seen. 
> > IMO the world started going downhill around 2008 and by 2011/2012 everything went to complete shit and is just getting worse.
> I agree, at least for the first half of the decade. However, even if 
> we're just talking about the interwebs, there was plenty of social 
> media/social networking, lame popularity contests, retarded celebrity 
> bloggers, and "LOOK AT ME I AM IMPORTANT" crap by 2006-2008
> Remember the likes of that shiteater Perez Hilton? Plus you already had 
> youtube "celebrities" being featured on TV (and vice versa) at that 
> point too, and mainstream radio DJs getting involved, etc. Blegh (;´Д`)
> If I had the choice today I would probably choose to live in a perma-
> nent loop of 1997-2006 forevar, but I'll never forget that the opinion 
> I had during the 2000s was "shit sux, I want to live in the 80s or even 
> the 90s when things were actually good (;´Д`)"
> It's not my fault things got so much worse after I'd already decided 
> things sucked!! ヽ(;´Д`)ノ


 By no social media i meant no social media in the way we have it today. 

Social media in the 2000s was very different compared to now and in the 2000s the internet on phones sucked and was expensive so the internet was still mostly a pc only place during 06-08 and in that era most people still had flip phones so there was nothing to do on your phone and there was still IRL social interaction. 

2000s Hollywood celebrity culture with famous actors having a Myspace and modern influencer/content creator culture were and are two very different things.  

As far as YouTube there is a huge difference between a YouTuber and a content creator.

A YouTuber makes videos for fun because they enjoy it while modern content creators only have profit and views in mind.

Reference: 2022/11/13(Sun) 14:22:50

5888. >Anonymous-san   User: Anonymous   Post date: 2022/11/13(Sun) 19:49:20          
> > Not to be rude or anything but you sound just like one those vultures
> > I was talking about... (・∀・)
> one of those*** FUGG I CANT WRITE 4 SHIT :-DDDDDDdd

LOL

Reference: 2022/11/13(Sun) 19:08:29

5889. >Anonymous-san   User: Anonymous   Post date: 2022/11/13(Sun) 20:41:13          
> > I agree, at least for the first half of the decade. However, even if 
> > we're just talking about the interwebs, there was plenty of social 
> > media/social networking, lame popularity contests, retarded celebrity 
> > bloggers, and "LOOK AT ME I AM IMPORTANT" crap by 2006-2008
> > Remember the likes of that shiteater Perez Hilton? Plus you already had 
> > youtube "celebrities" being featured on TV (and vice versa) at that 
> > point too, and mainstream radio DJs getting involved, etc. Blegh (;´Д`)
> > If I had the choice today I would probably choose to live in a perma-
> > nent loop of 1997-2006 forevar, but I'll never forget that the opinion 
> > I had during the 2000s was "shit sux, I want to live in the 80s or even 
> > the 90s when things were actually good (;´Д`)"
> > It's not my fault things got so much worse after I'd already decided 
> > things sucked!! ヽ(;´Д`)ノ
> 
>  By no social media i meant no social media in the way we have it today. 
> Social media in the 2000s was very different compared to now and in the 2000s the internet on phones sucked and was expensive so the internet was still mostly a pc only place during 06-08 and in that era most people still had flip phones so there was nothing to do on your phone and there was still IRL social interaction. 
> 2000s Hollywood celebrity culture with famous actors having a Myspace and modern influencer/content creator culture were and are two very different things.  
> As far as YouTube there is a huge difference between a YouTuber and a content creator.
> A YouTuber makes videos for fun because they enjoy it while modern content creators only have profit and views in mind.

"IRL social interaction" still exists to the same extent that it did 
back then - most of us went straight home after school most days and 
spoke to each other via msn or texting until we went to bed ヽ(´ー`)ノ

I also went full hikikomori in 2008, so there's that (;^Д^)

Anyway, my point is that I don't personally see it as "things were good 
in the 2000s and sucked in the 2010s", but rather "things sucked in the 
2000s and then the 2010s sucked so hard it made the 2000s seem awesome"

I imagine that those who are younger than me (but old enough to recog-
nize that the 2010s sucked) are experiencing the same thing with the 
2010s vs 2020s - before you know it, they'll be debating with even 
younger kiddies who are saying "WTF, the 2010s were amazing! i should 
know cuz i was born in 2009" if they aren't already (´∇`)

Reference: 2022/11/13(Sun) 20:47:48

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