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Topic	When would you say "phoneposter Internet culture" really took off?
ItsKaljinyuTime 03/28/21 12:35:25 AM #1:	The last year for things as they were, and the first year for how they are now. 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 The last year for things as they were, and the first year for how they are now. - Results (16 votes) 2011 18.75% (3 votes) 3 2012 12.5% (2 votes) 2 2013 12.5% (2 votes) 2 2014 18.75% (3 votes) 3 2015 12.5% (2 votes) 2 2016 6.25% (1 vote) 1 2017 6.25% (1 vote) 1 2018 0% (0 votes) 0 2019 0% (0 votes) 0 2020 12.5% (2 votes) 2 Once upon a time, your common generic YouTube channel was filled with stuff about Smash Bros. or Sonic. If you can dig up an old abandoned channel and look at its videos from about a decade or so ago, this is what you tend to see. Now, your common generic YouTube channel is filled with ironic shitposts. And I feel like this is probably because of how social media has evolved. With the evolution of social media came the evolution of content and culture on the Internet. What I'm asking is, where's the separating line on the timeline of the Internet between these two eras? When did the topical thing to make videos and posts about change? --- Kaljinyu <cite>ItsKaljinyuTime posted [p:952194539] in When would... [t:79373049]...</cite> <quote> The last year for things as they were, and the first year for how they are now. 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 Vote View Results The last year for things as they were, and the first year for how they are now. - Results (16 votes) 2011 18.75% (3 votes) 3 2012 12.5% (2 votes) 2 2013 12.5% (2 votes) 2 2014 18.75% (3 votes) 3 2015 12.5% (2 votes) 2 2016 6.25% (1 vote) 1 2017 6.25% (1 vote) 1 2018 0% (0 votes) 0 2019 0% (0 votes) 0 2020 12.5% (2 votes) 2 Show Voting Form Once upon a time, your common generic YouTube channel was filled with stuff about Smash Bros. or Sonic. If you can dig up an old abandoned channel and look at its videos from about a decade or so ago, this is what you tend to see. Now, your common generic YouTube channel is filled with ironic shitposts. And I feel like this is probably because of how social media has evolved. With the evolution of social media came the evolution of content and culture on the Internet. What I'm asking is, where's the separating line on the timeline of the Internet between these two eras? When did the topical thing to make videos and posts about change? --- Kaljinyu</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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