
u/SpiritMan112

What's a cartoon that will stay forever relevant and popular to future gens?
I think Looney Tunes, Spongebob, and Pokemon will all stay relevant forever to Gen Beta and Gamma, they're already recongizable to Gen Alpha today
I feel like Simpsons is kinda glazed because it's mostly Millennials and Gen X who are making the memes and they're the only ones making the quotes, Gen Z and Alpha don't know the Simpsons as much than Looney Tunes, Spongebob or Pokemon, so I don't think the Simpsons will stay as long once Gen X and older Millennials are old
Beside 80s nostalgia, how much 90s nostalgia would you say Regular Show have?
Regular Show is largely inspired by 80s nostalgia especially the characters play the NES and various 80s songs play throughout the series, but I feel like the setting and vibe is also influenced by the 90s, it reminds me of a late Gen X throwback mixed with a timeless modern setting
Since the Oscars are moving to YouTube in 2029, what is something they need to shift?
The Oscars are gonna move out of traditional cable because no one under 50 watches cable anymore. The Oscars are trying to appeal to a younger audiences
But what is something they need to shift if they want Gen Z and Alpha to watch it so it won't be considered a old people event? Also how will Boomers be able to find the event since they love cable tv to this day. Gen X at least knows how to use YouTube so most of them won't have trouble watching it but by then they will be aging audiences
In 30 years, will SpongeBob or Simpsons be more culturally relevant as the main legacy cartoon for everyone by then
reddit.comWhat was the last traditional tv cultural phenomenon everyone watched at once?
Meaning like everyone watched it all at once like traditional era of tv before streaming fully took over
Kinda off topic but did you know DiCaprio before titanic?
He was famous but he wasn’t the biggest actor in the world like he was after the release of titanic in the late 90s
But did you know DiCaprio before titanic and how did you discover him
What was the breakout moment of each decades nostalgia in mainstream culture?
80s - Wedding Singer
90s - Tumblr grunge
2000s - y2k revival
2010s - 2026 is the new 201 6
What would you say was the breakout moments for past decades
What is the most recognizable 70s song today
reddit.comWhat decade in the past 50 years will be the most historic in US history?
reddit.comWhen in 2008 did Lady Gaga boom?
I saw that Just Dance came out in July 2008, but I don't think Lady Gaga really breakout until October or November 2008 around the beginning of the peak recession
What decade would you say this hairstyle is from? It reminds me of Rodrick from Diary of a Wimpy Kid
What song ended the core 2010s musically
2018 was the last year there were some millennial influenced music like imagine dragons were still topping music along with edm and elevator pop still popular
Which historical US president, I’m talking before Carter, would like Obama as president
Which president before Carter would probably like Obama as president or be cool with it since some would be very shocked and proud especially for their time
What would you say is the 3 most overplayed songs of each decade?
What would you say is the three most overplayed songs of each decade
80s - sweet child of mine, don’t stop believin, living on a prayer
90s - wannabe, wonder wall, smells like teen spirit
2000s - hey ya, Mr brightside, yeah
2010s - shape of you, happy, Despacito
2020s - blinding lights, say so, expresso
It’s kinda interesting AI is the first technological shift youth hates and older people like
I find it interesting that ai is probably one of the first technological shifts a lot of younger people hate while older people love it. For example that Viking ai rap is popular with Gen X and millennials but Gen Z doesn’t like ai slop maybe besides some Italian brainrot and some memes ironically
It’s always the opposite where younger people like newer technology and older people hate it like video games and the smartphone boom