A fucking terrible decade with some of the worst years of my life. The decade where nobody cares about variety anymore. From 2010 to 2012, things weren't that bad. However after that time period, both my personal life and society in general went down the toilet fast. This decade is defined by people being addicted to games that aren't even that good like Fortnite, Baldi's Basics and ROBLOX. Kids as young as 5 get iPads and smartphones as well as Fortnite and PS4s as greedy fucks like EA and Activision screw over their customers and the gaming community with microtransactions. Call of Duty turns to crap after Black Ops 2 and becomes a joke in the following years. Battlefield V sparks drama due to women being in the game. Parents are way more hypersensitive than in any decade prior. Squeakers begin to dominate M-rated games and also ruin Minecraft. Fortnite turns once great channels with tons of variety to solely bring Fortnite videos without any variety (and most are clickbait videos designed to trick 5-14 year olds into watching them). Mass shootings go crazy bad. This decade (especially 2016 and 2017) is the grim reaper for celebrities too. North Korea threats as well. Right now I have little hope for 2018 and 2019, because of the shit that has plagued the world right now. Hopefully the 2020s will save the day, and redeem most of the world's problems.
Tyler: The 2010's have been awful. I'm glad I was born 2002 and not later. I woul never imagine wanting to grow up in the mid-late 2010s.
by q543frodomar June 27, 2018
People who are graduating in 2010...Also known as the first class to graduate at a year with two digits ^.^
Party hard, rock n roll cuz were the class you cant control guys are pimpin girls are fine were NOT the class of 2009! When 2007 is graduated and gone, 2008 will party on, 2009 will think they got class,but 2010 will always kick ass!
CLASS OF 2010!!! ^.^
CLASS OF 2010!!! ^.^
by fjkghdljkfhsdfljk July 12, 2009
Students who will be Seniors in the year 2010. Pronounced "Twenty-ten". Kick ass kids who know they are awesome and the Junior, Sophomores, and Freshmen are all jealous of them because they have lame class names like "Class of twenty-eleven, twenty-twelve, and twenty-thirteen".
Sophmore: Man that Class of 2010 is hella tight.
Junior: Dude, you are so lame. Watch out before one of them rings you!
Freshmen: *silent in terror*
Sophmore: We fail...
Junior: Epicly.
Junior: Dude, you are so lame. Watch out before one of them rings you!
Freshmen: *silent in terror*
Sophmore: We fail...
Junior: Epicly.
by SEN10R May 23, 2009
One cannot talk about the culture of 2010 without dividing the decade in half.
The first five years were pretty damn good. Pop culture was at its peak during this time, characterized by sensational music videos like gangnam style and the harlem shake, and pop artist icons such as Justin Bieber, Miley Cyrus, and Katy Perry. During this time period, EDM (primarily dubstep, electro and big room house) had become the new standard of pop music, slowly replacing rock-influenced pop music of the 2000s. Internet meme culture was becoming more and more mainstream, characterized by troll memes, rage comics, impact font image macros, and—by late 2014—finally evolving into the more familiar dank meme culture (shrek, mlg montage parodies). Other memorable cultural phenomenons around this time include Kony 2012, the "end of the world" on Dec 21 2012, and the ALS ice bucket challenge. This was also the time where smartphones and tablets were on the rise, laying the foundation to today's smartphone-driven society. Overall the first half of this decade was pretty cool and entertaining, lighthearted even, and did not disappoint.
The first five years were pretty damn good. Pop culture was at its peak during this time, characterized by sensational music videos like gangnam style and the harlem shake, and pop artist icons such as Justin Bieber, Miley Cyrus, and Katy Perry. During this time period, EDM (primarily dubstep, electro and big room house) had become the new standard of pop music, slowly replacing rock-influenced pop music of the 2000s. Internet meme culture was becoming more and more mainstream, characterized by troll memes, rage comics, impact font image macros, and—by late 2014—finally evolving into the more familiar dank meme culture (shrek, mlg montage parodies). Other memorable cultural phenomenons around this time include Kony 2012, the "end of the world" on Dec 21 2012, and the ALS ice bucket challenge. This was also the time where smartphones and tablets were on the rise, laying the foundation to today's smartphone-driven society. Overall the first half of this decade was pretty cool and entertaining, lighthearted even, and did not disappoint.
The second half, however, is where everything went downhill. Not even starting with the apocalyptic election of Donald Trump, pop culture in general began devolving into a cesspit of mediocrity, where the entire industry seems to have shifted to a more methodical approach, relying more on generic yet effective formulas than ever before. This was the time when fidget spinners and dabbing were actually a thing, and when ASMR, mukbang, and slime videos started becoming all the rage. It is also in this second half of the decade where politics and social justice became a large area of concern (and contempt) to the public eye, which led to the widespread use of terms such as 'SJW', 'snowflake', alt-right', and 'liberal cuck'. Memes have also devolved, relying heavily on shallow humour, cringe, making innocent things look vile, and absurdity. Pretty much the second half of this decade is just a more shallower, convoluted, and depressing version of the first half.
Other notable cultural trends of the second half include, but are not limited to: fidget spinners
Person 1: Man, I miss 2010s culture, back when we had rage comics and back when filthyfrank was still active
Person 2: So I guess the 2010s must be your favourite decade
person 1: Well yes, but actually no.
Other notable cultural trends of the second half include, but are not limited to: fidget spinners
Person 1: Man, I miss 2010s culture, back when we had rage comics and back when filthyfrank was still active
Person 2: So I guess the 2010s must be your favourite decade
person 1: Well yes, but actually no.
by Mary Mary Quite The Contrarian May 3, 2020
Five years of absolute degeneracy. It ranges from late 2015 to late 2019, with 2017 being peak degeneracy. The focus of this half has primarily shifted to young millennials (born 1994-2000) and the shitty petty interests that surround them. Entertainment and mainstream media has dumbed down significantly at this point to incorporate the values and aphorisms of millennials, which includes stupid words like "woke", "vibing", "mood", "shook", "gucci" and an increasing use of "but" and "y'all" in sentences. Apparently, there is also some odd obsession with neon colors in this half decade.
"To combat the degenerate culture and values of the late 2010s, I have distanced myself from the mainstream media and only engage in what's best in my interests"
by Mary Mary Quite The Contrarian May 3, 2021
A conservative from the 2010s decade. Most 2010s conservatives are all about stopping the PC movement which is ironic because they were already PC back in the 1980s and 90s, where they were all about Christian values and against violent media.
Not all conservatives from the decade are entirely anti-PC but a majority of them are.
Not all conservatives from the decade are entirely anti-PC but a majority of them are.
2010s conservatives are all about stopping political correctness which is ironic because back then they were already politically correct. Nowadays it's somehow reversed with liberals being overly PC and conservatives being overly anti-PC.
by CelticEagle February 11, 2019
Mainly used to describe liberals from the 2010s decade. Most 2010s liberals are stereotyped as overly PC as most have actually made everything in the decade like movies, TV shows, cartoons, video games, social media, etc. Making everything all flowery and watered down because they believe everything must be positive which isn't the case most of the time (life is really about both positivity and negativity. The yin and the yang. The universal balance between good and evil).
Not all 2010s liberals are overly PC though. There are some who do believe that not everything should be too politically correct but are mostly overshadowed by the more PC ones.
Not all 2010s liberals are overly PC though. There are some who do believe that not everything should be too politically correct but are mostly overshadowed by the more PC ones.
by CelticEagle February 11, 2019