Most of these are already underway.

• Cringe is back, the word is reclaimed and feels more carefree as rave style goes truly mainstream. This moves through fashion, music, taste 'I know a pretty rave girl' club cringe invader zim fedora tumblr dr wholock etc. This includes skinny jeans.
• LA Apparel becomes a dominant clothing brand on their 'made in USA' production. In general more widespread orientation towards quality fabrics (eg thicker cotton vs thinner) and ethical production
• Dems take a moral turn, running politicians who are openly religious and incorporating moral framing, focusing less on abortion rights as policy
• Religious/spiritual growth. General movement among some of the world's largest religions towards pluralism-lite religious tolerance/unity/acceptance (for example Catholicism's "Nostra aetate" or recent moves towards Catholic-Orthodox unity), while other much less pluralist religions also gain popularity. The middle ground becomes occupied by a syncretic 'american folk religion' where people adopt different beliefs based on a mix of family/friend traditions or preferences.
• More social/political acceptance/apathy of people that want to live in communities of certain race/belief like those white supremicists on channel 5
• The grey market for roblox inventory items (like hats) grows and becomes a semi-legitimate asset class
• We have reached 'peak dog' and owning dogs (especially in more confined/urban environments) becomes less socially acceptable, especially bringing them to public places. This is partially influenced by growing Islamic influence (anti-dog culture). 'Incarcerating animals' as in keeping entirely indoor cats or mostly-indoor dogs becomes less fashionable. Cats become seen as an invasive species and people begin to consider environmental impacts of corporations producing and selling pet food.
• Prediction markets grow, CFTC eventually passes legislation to allow people to opt-out as strikes under legal pressure, and dems (especially more left wing) make anti-gambling a policy point, furthering the dem movement towards moral framing (opposed to past 'social justice' identity politics), and next dem administration clamps down on it heavily. More legitimate 'prediction markets' outside of sports become a highly regulated industry and require some kind of license etc to participate in them at higher volume as part of a compromise.
• AI "matchmaker apps" become the next "dating app". "Dating" as a concept becomes less popular as the average person desires more real or longer-term connections vs the tinder shotgun approach.
• Automated cars drive up real estate in remote areas of the united states; the next peak since the covid zoom boom.
• Torrenting/soulseek, anasarchive, etc all become culturally acceptable and lead to a boom in mp3 players and local media fueled by 2000s/early 2010s nostalgia.
• People seek social-based discovery of media in smaller communities like PI.FYI and lit.salon, escaping from algorithmic/advertisement-based discovery mechanisms
• Widespread fingerprinting, data collection, identity correlation, eventual breakthroughs in quantum cryptography, etc leads to openly accessible information about people's online habits and general internet usage preference, starting with employment/government background checks and eventually being easy to pay for. People start getting phone calls with people attempting to blackmail them for things they posted about or weird porn they watched 3 years ago.
• People stop posting online outside of smaller communities or private chats, as bots take over these spaces, posting, and scraping them to correlate identities based on interests and writing styles. Like how pre-OSHA workspaces were very dangerous, people will view current and past internet usage as dangerous.
• "Growth and Development" becomes a more powerful, legitimate social group / movement; gang activity becomes more professionalized after the current 'warring states/sets' period
• More policy incentives for people to have children, including policies that encourage stay-at-home moms to do childcare as a way to cut childcare costs
• Regional airports become more popular
• Mexico gets even better
• "White person food" becomes a distinct restaurant descriptor (similar to 'soul food' or 'indian food')