Depending on the context if someone says 20’s it’s pretty obvious what they mean by it. I personally say 20’s for the current decade and 1920’s for the previous one, because it’s much less likely I’m going to be talking about the 1920’s
Sorry to be the one to break it to you but that is because you are old. My kids listen to distinct music, play distinct games and know a whole group of celebrities I never heard of and will look back at the 20s as their teenage years that were distinct from the time that they look back on it from.
Working from home becoming a norm.
Public disdain for the ultra wealthy supposedly making it’s way into the norm.
Those are two i can think of off the top of my head for social stuff.
For music it could be genre fusions becoming more of a standard thing rather than something niche. Post hardcore fusing with country has been a big mood these past few years. Probably started a little bit before but it’s everywhere now, to be honest country fusing with any genre is becoming the in thing.
Depending on the context if someone says 20’s it’s pretty obvious what they mean by it. I personally say 20’s for the current decade and 1920’s for the previous one, because it’s much less likely I’m going to be talking about the 1920’s
the 1920s had a distinct personality though.
2020s are halfway done and I couldn’t tell you a single unique thing about them.
Sorry to be the one to break it to you but that is because you are old. My kids listen to distinct music, play distinct games and know a whole group of celebrities I never heard of and will look back at the 20s as their teenage years that were distinct from the time that they look back on it from.
Working from home becoming a norm. Public disdain for the ultra wealthy supposedly making it’s way into the norm.
Those are two i can think of off the top of my head for social stuff.
For music it could be genre fusions becoming more of a standard thing rather than something niche. Post hardcore fusing with country has been a big mood these past few years. Probably started a little bit before but it’s everywhere now, to be honest country fusing with any genre is becoming the in thing.
there is no longer an everywhere for it to be. that’s exactly what the death of the monoculture is.
Taylor Swift has had a longer career than the Beatles and there are people that have never heard a Taylor song.
A lot of death