Gen Xers used to consider 1998-2004 the downfall of pop culture and the cancerous teen pop / nu metal / trl / mike scully simpsons era. People kept saying "1993-1997 was the true 90s" or "That 98-99 pokemon britney nsync crap wasn't true 90s, felt more like proto-2000s".
But nowadays, you have people in their late 20s on Buzzfeed/Twitter saying 1998-2004 was the golden age of pop culture or "the 90sest era ever", and consider anything before 1998 to be outdated/overrated/not interesting for them. A complete reversal in opinions.
I feel like this is only the case in recent times. I mean if you go back to like roman times, the culture of different generations was probably very similar, unlike today where things change drastically every decade. Would be kind of weird to know you grew up exactly how your great grandparents did.
Leo Wright
nah, people have been complaining about the "kids these days and their juvenile, unsophisticated culture" since the days of ancient greece.
Elijah White
>Everything was better before you hit puberty Repeat ad infinitum and you've basically described society
Easton Ortiz
This Its old and common human, culture(?) behaviour. There are certain points in human life that are turning points. And if the person is egoistic and stubborn he will always hate what he dont understand or respect.
