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PostNouveau posted:2000s nostalgia will be a lot harder. Remember 9/11? The Bush election? The Iraq War? What's the idealized version of this time? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qkuu0Lwb5EM
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PostNouveau posted:2000s nostalgia will be a lot harder. Remember 9/11? The Bush election? The Iraq War? What's the idealized version of this time? Over the Hedge, Fergie songs, tracksuits with “Juicy” on the butt
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Cacator posted:No, they weren't all happy days. Like the time Pinky Tuscadero crashed her motorcycle, or the night I lost all my money to those card sharks and my dad, Tom Bosley, had to get it back.
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PostNouveau posted:2000s nostalgia will be a lot harder. Remember 9/11? The Bush election? The Iraq War? What's the idealized version of this time? The 1960s were one of the most violent, divisive periods in American history. The 80s they were looked at with rose colored glasses. Just ignore the unpleasant stuff like Stranger Things does.
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colonelwest posted:Gen Z seems like it doesn’t have clear cultural paradigms. They grew up in a deluge of corporate nostalgia-bait slop mainly aimed at Gen X. Many just tuned out of pop-culture, or adopted some older fragments of it. the old concept of cultural changeover with generations is basically gone. there is so much material freely available online that there's just no real need for bored kids to come up with their own culture, because the chances are it was already done 40 years ago or less and they can just look it up and identify with that, and then do a riff on that for their own creativity.
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Hey Lou? It's your cousin Marvin, Marvin Bega. You know that new sound you're looking for?
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For that early/mid-00's feeling I like https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kUw9Ej5VLnM
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Bracing myself for 'Well Jay... I loved it' Thor 4 review.
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khwarezm posted:Bracing myself for 'Well Jay... I loved it' Thor 4 review.
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khwarezm posted:Bracing myself for 'Well Jay... I loved it' Thor 4 review. Somehow, Mike has dementia
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Marvel is back baby
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PostNouveau posted:2000s nostalgia will be a lot harder. Remember 9/11? The Bush election? The Iraq War? What's the idealized version of this time? iPods and the first smart phones.
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limp bizkit and korn hey guys remember when we used to wear baggy t's and said 'break stuff' in our huge gas guzzling truck
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A lot of 90's nostalgia seems to forget the whole Woodstock 99-era of 90s terribleness.
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LanceHunter posted:Patreon Update! To catch a predator?
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jeeves posted:A lot of 90's nostalgia seems to forget the whole Woodstock 99-era of 90s terribleness. Probably about 8 years of it I reckon
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Mordja posted:So long as it keeps him off BOTW. He'll never recover from Shaq meat or Turtle Dreams, will he?
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I mean, how many of us grew up awash in boomer nostalgia? I remember watching Nick at Nite and reading back issues of Mad Magazine as a kid; plus references in The Simpsons and MST3k; and reboots and movie adaptations like The Addams Family. One of Weird Al's earliest hits was about I Love Lucy. One thing about Stranger Things that wouldn't surprise me as part of the appeal to zoomers: a look back at a time when American kids and teenagers could roam around unsupervised. (Now, if I were to write something based on 90s nostalgia, it'd involve Image Comics and those Nintendo "Play It Loud!" ads, plus the OJ trial.)
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roomtone posted:the old concept of cultural changeover with generations is basically gone. there is so much material freely available online that there's just no real need for bored kids to come up with their own culture, because the chances are it was already done 40 years ago or less and they can just look it up and identify with that, and then do a riff on that for their own creativity. 
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I'm glad there are posters itt who can make points succintly in one paragraph so I don't have to waste my effort and everyone's time meandering for five paragraphs while struggling to calcify a single idea
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kalel posted:I'm glad there are posters itt who can make points succintly in one paragraph so I don't have to waste my effort and everyone's time meandering for five paragraphs while struggling to calcify a single idea some guy named William Shakesman once said "Brevity is the soul of wit" this means don't waste my loving time!
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PostNouveau posted:2000s nostalgia will be a lot harder. Remember 9/11? The Bush election? The Iraq War? What's the idealized version of this time?
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yA281OuU3rk summarized nicely tbh
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roomtone posted:the old concept of cultural changeover with generations is basically gone. there is so much material freely available online that there's just no real need for bored kids to come up with their own culture, because the chances are it was already done 40 years ago or less and they can just look it up and identify with that, and then do a riff on that for their own creativity. PostNouveau posted:2000s nostalgia will be a lot harder. Remember 9/11? The Bush election? The Iraq War? What's the idealized version of this time? Yeah when tuning the nostalgia mines for the early 2000’s you run into a wall of lovely global events that just kept coming amidst the backdrop of global warming. Then there’s peak cable that rolled into the rise of streaming, which broke up pop culture into smaller and smaller niches with fewer and fewer big shared experiences. Mike talked about that in his ST09 review.
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HD 90s Nostalgia https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fT4lDU-QLUY
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The 90s were not in HD, I was there. Everything was blurry as poo poo all the time.
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PostNouveau posted:2000s nostalgia will be a lot harder. Remember 9/11? The Bush election? The Iraq War? What's the idealized version of this time? https://twitter.com/i_zzzzzz/status/1172247645118783488?lang=en
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Funny how the medium of the time distorts our cultural memory of it
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2000's nostalgia is gonna be "remember gasoline? remember when we didn't have to live underground like mole people? there used to be "hamburger stores" where you could go and eat patties of cow meat. Also there was an element called 'helium' that existed and it could make things float!"
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lol Mr. Meagles posted:2000's nostalgia is gonna be "remember gasoline? remember when we didn't have to live underground like mole people? there used to be "hamburger stores" where you could go and eat patties of cow meat. Also there was an element called 'helium' that existed and it could make things float!" Ah ok, we're getting to the point of societal collapse where it's all just "the beforetimes"
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they key to cracking late nineties early aughts nostalgia lies with the prequels. I know this in my bones.
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Rinkles posted:HD 90s Nostalgia i think of this video all the time and how cool it would be to go back to certain time periods and just film stuff. the russian film Hard to be A God gave me big "let's go back in time with a camera" vibes, it was really well done in that respect
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hey fuckers remember when STIFLER was cool yeah 2000's man. amazing times. right at the peak of us assuming everything we did ruled with no consequences at all.
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Goddamn Studio 60 was the most ridiculous piece of poo poo. Like, there was an episode where one of the cast members got pulled over in Pahrump, NV and John Goodman played a local judge who (naturally) was a hardcore conservative Christian and thus hated the show for not respecting the values of small towns like Pahrump. This, of course, ignores the fact that the actual Pahrump is the brothel capital of Nevada. Aaron Sorkin might just be the dumbest man alive.
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Usu Kai Ken posted:He wasn’t even a real character in the first season right? And originally it was going to be an anthology Should have been an anthology, huge mistake when rhey dropped that idea
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Improbable Lobster posted:Should have been an anthology, huge mistake when rhey dropped that idea modern anthologies have been really sucking the moon from the sky lately so it's actually probably better they didn't
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Improbable Lobster posted:Should have been an anthology, huge mistake when rhey dropped that idea creatively maybe. financially and in terms of building a show that will keep an audience subscribed, definitely not
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LanceHunter posted:Goddamn Studio 60 was the most ridiculous piece of poo poo. Like, there was an episode where one of the cast members got pulled over in Pahrump, NV and John Goodman played a local judge who (naturally) was a hardcore conservative Christian and thus hated the show for not respecting the values of small towns like Pahrump. This, of course, ignores the fact that the actual Pahrump is the brothel capital of Nevada. I remember when it came out and everyone was like "oh man it is in competition with 30 rock because they're about the same thing!" but then 30 rock was actually funny and watchable unlike that garbage which lasted barely a full season. Jon Irenicus posted:modern anthologies have been really sucking the moon from the sky lately so it's actually probably better they didn't I haven't even bothered watching the latest "Love Death and Robots" because they're usually so drat bad
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Rinkles posted:HD 90s Nostalgia 90s were wild man 
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