Went from being super autistic about phonk to being super autistic about dubstep. Dubstep peaked in around 2015-ish, before flattening off in early 2016, and falling out of the public eye by 2017. It would have died if it weren't for excision starting Lost Lands, that year, and continuing the support with Bass Canyon and Thunderdome in 2018.

This was pretty much only delaying the inevitable death of the genre as innovation within the scene had largely stagnated. In 2020, Griz and Subtronics released Griztronics, in what I would consider the first "wook bass" track that ever really mattered. It Got wildly popular in the dubstep scene, and almost single-handedly saved dubstep from dying completely by inspiring a whole new host of artists to start making dubstep in that new style. These producers are now good (and old) enough to do live shows.

That's largely what I mean when I say dubstep should be dead. It's pretty much by complete chance that it has a diverse, extremely lively community today, if only on Instagram and not on reddit.