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I'm sure the Japanese would find that interesting.
The Nostalgiatards of Tumblr - "CHILDHOOD RUINED!!!!!" Manchildren and other annoying spergs
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I'm sure the Japanese would find that interesting.
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- 6 Kwi 2015
what fat man and little boy did was small peanuts compared to the fact that someone said i was over sensitive
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- 6 Paź 2014
It was also peanuts compared to Buttercup knocking off a horse's fake horn.
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- 31 Sty 2015
For me at least, it's because motor racing has been a bit shit since about 1998. I could easily live without the fibre optically connected world we call the internet if it meant I could slog a Cosworth powered F1 car around the Nürburgring before they neutered it. Or a V12 Ferrari at the Targa Florio. An air-cooled Porsche to victory at Le Mans. An Escort RS1600 across the centre of Africa. A turbo Brabham-BMW with north of 1300 horsepower on the streets of Monaco. All of these things just are no longer possible due to safety and regulations and it's bloody awful.
(I accept my off-topic ratings with pride)
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- 3 Lut 2013
I love cars too and even I had to rate this autistic.
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- 6 Paź 2014
Yes, but how 'bout the Autistic one?
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- 31 Sty 2015
Motor car lovers are Sonic-tier autistic.
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- 21 Wrz 2014
Real talk most of these shows were never good.
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I too watched Rush.
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- 25 Maj 2015
Reboots usually suck but they shouldn't warrant this much outrage or an X Reacts to Y video.
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- 5 Maj 2016
I try to avoid tumblr if possible and I'm not that familiar with "tumblr culture", but they seem to me the opposite of "nostalgiatards"? Yeah, those people "everything used to be better" still are active on this site, but it's quite small community in comparision to "EVERYTHING IS THE BEST NOW, YOU ARE BLINDED BY NOSTALGIA IF YOU DARE LIKE SOMETHING OLDER THAT FROM 10 YEARS AGO", "today cartoons are the best ever cause Steven Universe and Nostalgia Critic said so" teenagers?
Nostalgiatards was more popular some years ago, now newfags becoming a bit more vocal. Two sides of the same coin.
tbh, I don't think today is the "supah best time to be alive". Yes, some things are really wonderful (medicine & technology helping disabled people), but there are also downsides like western society is often really a mess and everything change so fast people heve troubles to understand world around us. But I don't think 90s or 70s or XIX century or any different times were any better. But not really that worse like some people like to pretend, every era have its pros and cons. Some problems disappear, new are born.
Nostalgiatards was more popular some years ago, now newfags becoming a bit more vocal. Two sides of the same coin.
tbh, I don't think today is the "supah best time to be alive". Yes, some things are really wonderful (medicine & technology helping disabled people), but there are also downsides like western society is often really a mess and everything change so fast people heve troubles to understand world around us. But I don't think 90s or 70s or XIX century or any different times were any better. But not really that worse like some people like to pretend, every era have its pros and cons. Some problems disappear, new are born.
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- 24 Gru 2015
I do not understand my generation's obsession with children's shows.
When did "I don't care about cartoons because I'm a goddamn adult" become a minority opinion?
When did "I don't care about cartoons because I'm a goddamn adult" become a minority opinion?
regularjohn
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- 6 Lut 2013
When the animation age ghetto started disappearing in the late 80s early 90s. Basically, for the longest time (60s-80s), cartoons were exclusively for children, but in the 90s, shows like ren and stimpy and batman came out, showing that cartoons can be adult again.
Cartoons were never only for children, people just assumed they were thanks to the dark age of animation, and the fact that it is expensive to make an animation, and would need as broad a demographic appeal as possible.
Back on topic, since I could go on about this forever, the reason theyre so attached to these shows is because they were good, and nostalgia makes them seem even better. We didnt see this before because 80s shows were not good. We will probably see a resurgence of the Steven Universe fandom in about 20 years, and may god help us when it happens.
Cartoons were never only for children, people just assumed they were thanks to the dark age of animation, and the fact that it is expensive to make an animation, and would need as broad a demographic appeal as possible.
Back on topic, since I could go on about this forever, the reason theyre so attached to these shows is because they were good, and nostalgia makes them seem even better. We didnt see this before because 80s shows were not good. We will probably see a resurgence of the Steven Universe fandom in about 20 years, and may god help us when it happens.
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- 25 Sty 2016
Tumblr also has this thing that they don't really enjoy media that was made before they were born. I never see them obsess over old movies or stuff from the 80s/70s and before (besides Star Wars, and that's only because it's mainstream to like Star Wars).
Do you see tumblrinas in their 40s sperging over Steven Universe? What, are they gonna complain that their husbands oppress them or that their male child has "Male privilege"?
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- 6 Kwi 2015
when people started making cartoons for adults
about the time the flintstones started
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- 5 Maj 2016
I'm cartoons/animation fan and start to miss those times when cartoons were considered "silly things for children", a lot less crazy fans, but quiet niche.
http://www.cerealgeek.com/
You remind me that tumblr and a lot of people love to hate on (American) 80s cartoons and often use them as "strawman" to prove that new ponies or Steven Universe are the best things ever and use the term 30 minute toy commercials" way too often. They are really not terrible.
Really?
http://www.cerealgeek.com/
You remind me that tumblr and a lot of people love to hate on (American) 80s cartoons and often use them as "strawman" to prove that new ponies or Steven Universe are the best things ever and use the term 30 minute toy commercials" way too often. They are really not terrible.
Jozef
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- 3 Lut 2013
Pre-1935 Betty Boop was meant for adults too... it's surprisingly provocative for the time. A lot of people, especially a few decades ago thought that all cartoons were for children... that's why Beavis and Butt-Head had its balls chopped off because trailer trash would let their children watch it unattended, and then try to sue when their children would imitate things they saw on the show (dropping a bowling ball off a bridge, burning down a comedy club, sniffing stove gas to get high, etc.) There was an episode of Beavis and Butt-Head where they get struck by lightning imitating Benjamin Franklin on an educational show, it's a great social commentary on the controversy surrounding the show at the time.
But there's still a difference between watching cartoons meant for adults, and 20/30-somethings who are obsessed with Pokémon, Disney movies, etc. It's what you call "Peter Pan syndrome."
But there's still a difference between watching cartoons meant for adults, and 20/30-somethings who are obsessed with Pokémon, Disney movies, etc. It's what you call "Peter Pan syndrome."
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- 6 Lis 2015
It's easy to enjoy something not meant for you to be the target demographic, and not be a complete autist about it.
But I suppose it's difficult when a generation is raised by TV and Internet and have literally known no other thing other than these fictional characters and worlds.
That's the only reason I can see these people haven't such a rabid obsession with their nostalgia. It's all they have and all they ever will have because the real world is dark and scary for them.
But I suppose it's difficult when a generation is raised by TV and Internet and have literally known no other thing other than these fictional characters and worlds.
That's the only reason I can see these people haven't such a rabid obsession with their nostalgia. It's all they have and all they ever will have because the real world is dark and scary for them.
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- 17 Lis 2015
I know this is on the tumblr subforum, but anyone else want to talk about bad buzzfeed articles about previous decades?
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- 5 Maj 2016
Amen
I see two other reasons:
- how fast trends, technology and world in general is changing nowadays. Popular things appear and disappear in the internet within a year. Because that people start to feel nostalgic about something only 10-15 years old, because it seems it's "gone" now. Superhero movies used to be a niche, now it's the most popular trend. Nerd glasses used to be laught at and now they are ironically trendy. Having many TV channels used to beymbol of somebody status, now having TV is seen as something stupid, because Netflix and if you don't watch serials "on demand" you are considered brainwashed and without control of your life (ok, this is extreme exapmle XD). It's crazy, something goes from uncool to cool and uncool again so fast.
- how people are suppose to like something "only from their decade". This both produce people who hate on new things and current generation and things made before they were born