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May 17, 2022 36 min

Why 2010s Nostalgia is Already Back

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In this episode, we talk about why 2010s nostalgia is already being talked about, fast fashion and social media (SHEIN hauls have entered the chat), how trends travel through the diffusion of innovations (Instagram Reels and wired headphones lol), some of my 2010s revival predictions (breaking down cheugy, arm parties, nostalgia and web3, the creator economy, etc.), and what social media platforms were like in the 2010s vs 2020s. Get ready to explore the threads of continuity that connect the past with the present and even the future. 3:05 Gen Z is getting nostalgic for their own lives for the first time 5:50 The parallel acceleration of fast fashion and social media in the 2010s 14:09 Fashion trend revival predictions 23:26 Technology predictions: nostalgia and web3, the creator economy, and the difference between web1, web2, and web3 26:44 How social media platforms were different then and now, #TBT, mobile view, the ubiquity of apps 32:13 Looking at how society at large evolved: viral social media dances, challenges, memes 33:12 How the 2010s relate to the future: crypto 35:23 I forgot to talk about Indie Sleaze, oops!! But it’s already coming back!! Connect with Nic TikTok 〰 Instagram 〰 Twitter 〰 Substack Special Thanks 💖 Artwork by @hmdraws_ Music by @egmusicnyc Video by @valentinareyes9 YouTube CC available in English and Español Episode Transcript #popculture #2010s #2010snostalgia

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