The All-American Rejects On What Was Special About The 2000s

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[@storybellz]

From these answers, it’s almost like the 2000s was a kin to the 1970s. Really, I think from the 70s to the 2000s we were pretty much alike as far as how we grew up and our cultural experience of the world. But ever since social media and smart phones, it’s a completely differentlandscape now. It’s so odd too, because back in the 2000s, no one would’ve ever said we’re the same as they were in the 70s - no, people in the net 2000s thought that the 1970s were dorky. Teenagers in the 2000s thought that 1970s kids were old folks. But looking back on that now, especially hearing them talk about it, the 2000s were basically an extension of the 1970s. From the 1970s on through, it’s one big 30 year era. And now we are in another 30 year era.