What are some trends/fads that you are glad the world has moved on from?
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Vaguebooking. At least it died out for me, when my age group grew up past high school. Specifically, the vaguebooking that would involve lame-ass "motivation quotes" or worse song lyrics that were obviously about some dramatic thing happening in their life, usually pointed at someone.
I still have one person who never moved on from high-school who still does crap like this, but now I just still follow them for the pure nostalgia and the joy of seeing these. Seriously, they show how immature they are, unable to actually go talk about their emotions a veil so thin of "please I want my privacy" while posting about it online.
Omfg yes. I remember when Facebook had that promt next to the posting input, prefixing all statements.
"Person".. is feeling like somebody hurt me badly.
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Not sure that this alternative is better.
Compression up the ass and nasal whiny vocals can't become uncool soon enough.
wrote last edited by [email protected]You have any opinion on Espresso by Sabrina Carpenter? Just curious lol
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You have any opinion on Espresso by Sabrina Carpenter? Just curious lol
It's different from what i'm thinking of. I'm hearing alot of jpop/kpop-influence in the song.
But it's also insanely compressed. Artificially loud is the description that comes to mind. Like i get a headache from the constant pressure of the song.
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The fidget spinner.
Currently waiting on people to stop using "know what I mean", "end of the day", "umm", "like", "I mean", and other filler words.
I think you'll be waiting a very long time. The specific words and phrases will shift, but I think filler words are just a natural consequence of thinking while speaking. Some people are better at that than
meothers but it's not going to disappear. -
I will give up my bell bottoms when you pull them off my cold, dead, child of the 60's butt.
Kinky, how much paying?
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Vaguebooking. At least it died out for me, when my age group grew up past high school. Specifically, the vaguebooking that would involve lame-ass "motivation quotes" or worse song lyrics that were obviously about some dramatic thing happening in their life, usually pointed at someone.
I still have one person who never moved on from high-school who still does crap like this, but now I just still follow them for the pure nostalgia and the joy of seeing these. Seriously, they show how immature they are, unable to actually go talk about their emotions a veil so thin of "please I want my privacy" while posting about it online.
wrote last edited by [email protected]Oh my, yes. That one needed to die before it started. Obviously fishing for responses, refusing to elaborate, sometimes getting defensive in the comments, sometimes moving conversations to private chat.
And the tired old "someone knows who they are!"
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The fidget spinner.
Currently waiting on people to stop using "know what I mean", "end of the day", "umm", "like", "I mean", and other filler words.
I agree but also filler words are important. It spaces out the information, making it easier for people to digest in real time.
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Oh my, yes. That one needed to die before it started. Obviously fishing for responses, refusing to elaborate, sometimes getting defensive in the comments, sometimes moving conversations to private chat.
And the tired old "someone knows who they are!"
Followed with one of their friends saying "Yeah Tim's an asshole" and them replying either "Yes he's such an asshole" or equally likely "Please respect our privacy". Either way, super annoying.
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Aaahaha. Back when Facebook was still a thing I would vaguebook with Protomen lyrics. God knows what I was thinking
If you destroy the working class all you get is a broken machine?
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You don't really hear about serial killers anymore.
Yeah it's not like most women are into true crime.
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Pogs should come back
Pogs are the civilized upgrade of throwing rocks together. Fuck yeah it should come back. It is ingrained in our DNA
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Followed with one of their friends saying "Yeah Tim's an asshole" and them replying either "Yes he's such an asshole" or equally likely "Please respect our privacy". Either way, super annoying.
Just publicly saying they're in the know, and closer to the poster than anyone who doesn't know. "Look at me! I'm such a close friend that I know who they're talking about!"
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Duck face came to mind yesterday - randomly realized I hadn't seen duckface in the wild for a long time.
Or, alternatively, what are some old fads you wish would make a comeback?
The spirit of the question is social fads. Please try to keep replies to lighthearted things. I'll delete the post if the comments turn into political commentary.
wrote last edited by [email protected]Coincidentally I was thinking about this yesterday, along with girls puffing their cheeks in selfies.
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Duck face came to mind yesterday - randomly realized I hadn't seen duckface in the wild for a long time.
Or, alternatively, what are some old fads you wish would make a comeback?
The spirit of the question is social fads. Please try to keep replies to lighthearted things. I'll delete the post if the comments turn into political commentary.
Vuvuzelas.
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Bell bottoms need to die. (And in case you didn’t catch it, that means all variations of bell bottoms) (flaired is just one iteration of bell bottoms)
Low-rise jeans are equally heinous.
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I agree but also filler words are important. It spaces out the information, making it easier for people to digest in real time.
A brief pause does the same thing.
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Vuvuzelas.
Saw (or rather heard) a few at a football game recently. They're still here, but at least it isn't a stadium full.
Instead we use cowbells like God and nature intended
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Coincidentally I was thinking about this yesterday, along with girls puffing their cheeks in selfies.
What’s the term for the guy equivalent? Is it like jaw-maxing r something? I’m happy that seems to be gone as well
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Next I’d be pretty happy if EDM could stop sounding like pop music too
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Vuvuzelas.
Thanks for the reminder lol
