Posted on Dec 29, 2022
Millennial nostalgia brings '80s, '90s back into trend
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"Lizardi argued the entertainment industry encouraged a perpetual attachment to adolescence for the now-grown '80s and '90s kids, hoping to make connections to past franchises and hook new generations. He called this practice creating "eternal brands." These reboots target millennials especially – a generation often cited as being particularly prone to nostalgic feelings – and one that is typically defined as those born from 1981 to 1996, Lizardi said."
Millennial nostalgia brings '80s, '90s back into trend
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LTC Eugene Chu
..."Lizardi said while nostalgia itself is not inherently bad and can be used to learn from the past or be adaptive for the future, he questioned the media's intention, noting whether that was the motivation behind recent reboots and sequels.
"So do they want us to look at the past as something we can learn from or do they want us to look at the past as something that we can obsess over?" he asked."...
..."Lizardi said while nostalgia itself is not inherently bad and can be used to learn from the past or be adaptive for the future, he questioned the media's intention, noting whether that was the motivation behind recent reboots and sequels.
"So do they want us to look at the past as something we can learn from or do they want us to look at the past as something that we can obsess over?" he asked."...
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As long as we don't bring back the hair.
Hair should not exist more than 6 inches from the head, excepting long hair which extends DOWNWARD away from the head.
Hair should not exist more than 6 inches from the head, excepting long hair which extends DOWNWARD away from the head.
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