The 2000s Pop Culture

The 2000s decade was filled with iconic pop stars, fashion statements, trends,
technology, and unforgettable films and music. It was the era when pop
culture was on peak. During this decade, there was lots of news and gossips
about Hollywood, and American Idol was also very popular. When it comes to
music, the 2000s saw a rise in rap songs, making it the best decade of music
and beats. During this decade, Eminem won an Oscar, and Lady Gaga
entered the industry. It was also in 2000 when Britney Spears released her
second album titled “Oops!… I Did It Again.” The rise in filmmaking was also
seen by the 2000s. It was the era when the film industry flourished and
produced great movies, such as “28 Days,” “Monster Inc..” and “102
Dalmatians.” It was also in the 2000s when book crossing was introduced. It
was the practice of leaving the books you don’t need in one place to be picked
up by others. A very popular novel titled “Life of Pi” was also published in this
decade, which was later made in a Hollywood film.

The 2010s Pop Culture The 2010s was the decade where technology
surpassed the human imagination. It created new ways for artists to share
their music with listeners and fans. Aside from that, the Television and Film
industries have spent the most amount of money on their projects. In the
world of music in the 2010s, some of the most popular artists at the start of
the decade include Taylor Swift, Justin Bieber, Kesha, and Lady Antebellum.
But 2012 was the major year for music in this decade when Katy Perry
emerged, followed by Adele. Other artists that became famous in the 2010s
include Justine Timberlake, Beyonce, Kanye West, Camilla Cabello, Kendrick
Lamar, and more. The popularity of the film industry in the 2010s started with
the “Twilight Saga: Eclipse,” which continued till “Alice in Wonderland.” For
those who love animation, “Frozen” and “Despicable Me 2” were released in
this decade, too. And for action movies, “Fast & Furious 6” and “Man of Steel”
and “Thor: The Dark World” were released.