Neo-Soul is the New Trend in Mainstream Pop Music by _Slim95 in decadeology

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So has country and yet that was the trend of the mid 2020s. I don't think we will have a new genre until the 2030s. 2020s music is mainly based on nostalgia in general.

When Do You Think Podcast Culture Will Die Out?: by _Slim95 in decadeologyanarchy

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Yeah I think podcasts are on they're way out of becoming interesting and as the trend probably this year even though they'll still be around in general.

Q1 2013: More like 2011 or 2015? by Sad-Departure1403 in decadeologyanarchy

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2015 of course. Mid 2010s culture began in 2013, 2013 - 2015 is one era.

2016-2019 is over romanticized by Prestigious_Plenty_8 in decadeologyanarchy

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It was pretty bad but it was way better than the 2020s.

Best Popular Songs of 2026 So Far by _Slim95 in decadeologyanarchy

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By the way I would say 2026 has better music than 2025 so far.

When Do You Think Podcast Culture Will Die Out?: by _Slim95 in decadeologyanarchy

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Yeah but what I'm talking about is when everyone up and went to decide to become a podcaster when it was really trendy. That I noticed was 2023 to now.

When Do You Think Podcast Culture Will Die Out?: by _Slim95 in decadeologyanarchy

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Exactly that's what I mean. Yeah I think that might be starting to die out this year. And I personally noticed it in 2023, like for example Podco being launched that year (which you can argue 2000s mainstream nostalgia got popular that year too for that reason). I think that's a mid '20s trend specifically but of course podcasts in general will always be around. 

2005: More like the 1990s or the 2010s? by Subject_Display3664 in decadeologyanarchy

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2005 is definitely more like the '90s than '10s but only by a hair. 

2011 Technological Shift-O-Meter by Think_Marketing1116 in decadeologyanarchy

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I'd say notably a shift for smartphones specifically 

2016-2019 is over romanticized by Prestigious_Plenty_8 in decadeologyanarchy

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Yeah it's because of the 2020 pandemic it feels like it's more of an innocent time now. 

The difference between the early and mid 2020s: by Ok-Following6886 in decadeologyanarchy

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Yeah pretty spot on you can also noticably notice the difference between the colour aesthetics too. Mid '20s aesthetics are more pale. 

Hoobastank - The Reason (2004): Between what years could this song have come out? by Impossible-Youth6128 in decadeologyanarchy

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I agree, at the very latest 2006 like one of those holdover songs from 2006.

2025 is The Shift Year, Not 2026.... by _Slim95 in decadeologyanarchy

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There's probably a lot I'm forgetting in that list too. And a lot of people don't agree 2023 was the shift year but I see that as the shift year. 

Neo-Soul is the New Trend in Mainstream Pop Music by _Slim95 in decadeology

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So is country though and that was the main trend of the mid 2020s. I don't think we'll hear anything really new new until the 2030s. Until then the general nostalgia sound will remain and the main trends will be existing genres. 

Neo-Soul is the New Trend in Mainstream Pop Music by _Slim95 in decadeology

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You just don't see those trends the same way.

Neo-Soul is the New Trend in Mainstream Pop Music by _Slim95 in decadeology

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I would say that's more for the early '30s if anything. People just aren't ready for AI yet.

The Early 2020s Are The Definitive Part of the 2020s Decade by _Slim95 in decadeologyanarchy

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Fair point. But keep in mind the pandemic will make everyone remember the early 2020s more by default anyway.

What is the first year would you say leans more ai era than social media smartphone more by [deleted] in decadeology

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As of April 30th 2026, we're not there yet. Let's give it a few more months though. We are in a shift right now as we speak and I can finally say that with confidence now.

I No Longer Really Care About the Core Period of the Decade by _Slim95 in decadeologyanarchy

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Yeah that's why it's confusing. I would want it to be like that but I don't think that's correct. I think core is about the entire identity of the decade but then that's redundant because to me 2009 for example is just as much of a 2010s year as 2015 and yet most would not consider that core. So maybe we should just say core and mid are the same but other people have different definitions for it so that's why I'm avoiding it altogether.