2 years until 2020 and what predictions do you have for the year?
I dont have any predictions but to think about the 2020 election atleast i will old enough to vote in the 2024 election since i'll be 20.

Everybody who was a youngster in 1990 will be a granny in 2020. That's my prediction. 30 year generational cycle for the win.

2020s culture will be defined by some rain and snow and a couple of hurricanes. There will also be a solar eclipse in 2024.

2020s culture will be defined by some rain and snow and a couple of hurricanes. There will also be a solar eclipse in 2024.

It was just really windy the other day where I'm at. It was very strong and the pop culture was changing quickly as well. Also, I walked 2020 steps this morning so that's definitely a sign of 2020's culture.

It was just really windy the other day where I'm at. It was very strong and the pop culture was changing quickly as well. Also, I walked 2020 steps this morning so that's definitely a sign of 2020's culture.


Wow the 2020s suck. Remember the 2010s when everything was perfect, sunny and the birds sang? I was looking at some pictures and the sky was definitely bluer in the 2010s.

2020s culture will be defined by some rain and snow and a couple of hurricanes. There will also be a solar eclipse in 2024.

Nope. 2020s culture started in 1992 when Hurricane Andrew hit. 2020s culture peaked from 1994-1998 and stopped in 2005 when hurricane Katrina hit. We are currently in early 2040s culture now.

Skinny jeans will go out of style.  80s nostalgia will lessen, and "Stranger Things" will end around 2021-2022.  2000s nostalgia will pick up. 

When it comes to 2020 as a year, I feel like there will be a lot of raving over it being 2020 - tons of vision jokes - but aside from that, the vibe will be the same as the vibe of this year, and this decade (unless we have a new president.)  I really do think it'll just be a lot like this decade as a year.

Wow the 2020s suck. Remember the 2010s when everything was perfect, sunny and the birds sang?

Yeah, I miss those days. We never had any snowstorms and hurricanes back in the 2010's. In fact, it was just raining really hard where I'm at and as I stayed stuck inside I was just thinking about the glorious 2010's when kids actually played outside because the weather was perfect. It's raining almost every day and I think the floods might be signs of 2030's culture because every time I see them I see a change in pop culture too.

But seriously, when 1990 turns 30 years old and the 90's decade in general hits 30 year's throughout the 2020's, I'm gonna be like this.
https://i.imgur.com/vIsslDL.gif

Don't even get me started with the 2030's when the 2000's become granny years too.

I'll be ready though. Every generation ahead of me has gone through this. The thing is. As time goes on, the changes are gradual and we adapt to it. It's not like we jump 30 years in the future and we freak out.

It was just really windy the other day where I'm at. It was very strong and the pop culture was changing quickly as well. Also, I walked 2020 steps this morning so that's definitely a sign of 2020's culture.



2020s culture will be defined by some rain and snow and a couple of hurricanes. There will also be a solar eclipse in 2024.

Can we not? I know its a joke but its kinda getting repetitive and its ruining the main topic of threads.

Nope. 2020s culture started in 1992 when Hurricane Andrew hit. 2020s culture peaked from 1994-1998 and stopped in 2005 when hurricane Katrina hit. We are currently in early 2040s culture now.

Yeah, I remember back in 1992 when hurricane Andrew hit and I could definitely see the future. I remember right when the hurricane was happening everything suddenly felt futuristic. People started going on the Internet, everyone owned Smartphones and everyone was dressing like a hipster, posting photos on Instagram, music was Trap rap, etc. The hurricane was definitely a cultural shift and one of the biggest cultural shifts I've seen.

Lets get baaack to the topic of the thread.

Nope. 2020s culture started in 1992 when Hurricane Andrew hit. 2020s culture peaked from 1994-1998 and stopped in 2005 when hurricane Katrina hit. We are currently in early 2040s culture now.


But the last total solar eclipse over America was in 1991. We were 100% 2000s culture and everything was the same in 1991-2017 up until August 21, 2017 when the next solar eclipse happened. On that day you could feel the transition to a new pop culture and on August 22, 2017 we were 100% in early 2040s culture.

Yeah, I miss those days. We never had any snowstorms and hurricanes back in the 2010's. In fact, it was just raining really hard where I'm at and as I stayed stuck inside I was just thinking about the glorious 2010's when kids actually played outside because the weather was perfect. It's raining almost every day and I think the floods might be signs of 2030's culture because every time I see them I see a change in pop culture too.


Climate Change (formerly known as Global Warning) is real though. This is no joke. It has affected the weather across the globe and has caused more record hurricanes, tornadoes, thunderstorm damage, earthquakes, etc. We're talking about record storms that weren't on these type of levels back in the 2000's & earlier. It's only going to get worse from here if we don't change our habits (toxic gas we use for cars daily, toxic chemicals in the air, toxic factories, etc.)

This thread lost its meaning.

But seriously, when 1990 turns 30 years old and the 90's decade in general hits 30 year's throughout the 2020's, I'm gonna be like this.
https://i.imgur.com/vIsslDL.gif

Don't even get me started with the 2030's when the 2000's become granny years too.

I'll be ready though. Every generation ahead of me has gone through this. The thing is. As time goes on, the changes are gradual and we adapt to it. It's not like we jump 30 years in the future and we freak out.


Won't the youth of the 2000s still be in their 50s in the 2030s? I don't know if that's granny.

Climate Change (formerly known as Global Warning) is real though. This is no joke. It has affected the weather across the globe and has caused more record hurricanes, tornadoes, thunderstorm damage, earthquakes, etc. We're talking about record storms that weren't on these type of levels back in the 2000's & earlier. It's only going to get worse from here if we don't change our habits (toxic gas we use for cars daily, toxic chemicals in the air, toxic factories, etc.)

Haha, it's just a meme-joke that caught on after a user (can't remember who) who seriously said the hurricanes were a sign of a transition to late 2010s/2020s culture ;D

Won't the youth of the 2000s still be in their 50s in the 2030s? I don't know if that's granny.
Depends on how you define granny? A lot of Americans have grandkids in their 50s some even in their 40s. It just depends on where you live.

Depends on how you define granny? A lot of Americans have grandkids in their 50s some even in their 40s. It just depends on where you live.


Having grandkids in your 40s is too early in 2018+. Both you and your child would have to have a kid in your early-mid 20s or earlier :o Having grandkids in your 50s would require both to have kids in their late 20s at the latest, which I guess is doable but wouldn't define most people. I think the average age for having your first baby is around 30 now?

This is a prediction for the year 2020 thread not a Grankid debate thread.

This is a prediction for the year 2020 thread not a Grankid debate thread.


For some reason I read it as "2020s predictions" not 2020 predictions ;D

Having grandkids in your 40s is too early in 2018+. Both you and your child would have to have a kid in your early-mid 20s or earlier :o Having grandkids in your 50s would require both to have kids in their late 20s at the latest, which I guess is doable but wouldn't define most people. I think the average age for having your first baby is around 30 now?

In the U.S., the median age of becoming a grandparent is 50 for women and 54 for men.

In the U.S., the median age of becoming a grandparent is 50 for women and 54 for men.


That's insane lol. Although I guess with the stigma around abortion a lot of people in the US must have kids really young.  ??? 50 would be 25 and 25 or some other unholy combo like 28 and 22, and that's just the median and includes grandchildren from sons and daughters etc. A lot of underage births  :o

Having grandkids in your 40s is too early in 2018+. Both you and your child would have to have a kid in your early-mid 20s or earlier :o Having grandkids in your 50s would require both to have kids in their late 20s at the latest, which I guess is doable but wouldn't define most people. I think the average age for having your first baby is around 30 now?
It's more common than you think especially in the south where you see a lot of teen pregnancies. The US is so broad when it comes to social-class that A millionaire and a person on welfare can live in a few miles from each other.

That's insane lol. Although I guess with the stigma around abortion a lot of people in the US must have kids really young.  ??? 50 would be 25 and 25 or some other unholy combo like 28 and 22, and that's just the median and includes grandchildren from sons and daughters etc. A lot of underage births  :o

I guess it's because I'm American but I'm shocked about it.

I mean 25-32 is the best ages to have children in my opinion.

For men, even though we never run out of sperm, our sperm count decreases every year starting from the age of 30. Also, for women, the chances of miscarriages and having children with birth defects and other medical problems increases after the age of 35.

Can we not? I know its a joke but its kinda getting repetitive and its ruining the main topic of threads.


But the threads are repetitive tho...

But the threads are repetitive tho...

Be glad its not a another 2020s predictions thread.

This is a prediction for the year 2020 thread not a Grankid debate thread.


Thank you.

2020 will probably be similar to the late 2010s, with some notable changes taking place. Who knows? Things could change a lot or very little in the next 2 years.

2020s culture will be defined by some rain and snow and a couple of hurricanes.

You may be right with the rain and snow part but I'm not sure about the hurricanes.

I predict there will be more 2020 predictions thread before 2020 arrives.

2020 will be like now with a few minor changes. The changes will be a change in music or a little change in atmosphere. But other than that it won’t be too different from now

This is a prediction for the year 2020 thread not a Grankid debate thread.

I have no idea why but this legit made me laugh out loud 😂

In the U.S., the median age of becoming a grandparent is 50 for women and 54 for men.


All 4 of my grandparents are still alive. My grandparents on my mom's side were born in 1943. My grandfather on my dad's side was also born in 1943 but my grandmother on my dad's side was born in 1947. Making them 49 and 53 when I was born, technically since I was born in February, they were age 48, 52, and 53.

All 4 of my grandparents are still alive. My grandparents on my mom's side were born in 1943. My grandfather on my dad's side was also born in 1943 but my grandmother on my dad's side was born in 1947. Making them 49 and 53 when I was born, technically since I was born in February, they were age 48, 52, and 53.


Lucky. All my grandparents passed away a while ago now.  :-\\ On my mom's side they were born 1919 (passed away 2003) and 1926 (passed away 2005). On my dad's side they were born 1925 (passed away 1979) and 1935 (passed away 2014).

But the last total solar eclipse over America was in 1991. We were 100% 2000s culture and everything was the same in 1991-2017 up until August 21, 2017 when the next solar eclipse happened. On that day you could feel the transition to a new pop culture and on August 22, 2017 we were 100% in early 2040s culture.

Not really. The solar eclipse in 2017 was an early 90s revival. We are still in the same era since 1991 but the hurricanes were a sign of a cultural shift for the next decade.

I predict that Donald Trump will pull another upset and get reelected.

I predict that Donald Trump will pull another upset and get reelected.

I'm not making any predictions regarding the 2020 Presidential election.

2016 threw everything out the window for me.

I predict that Donald Trump will pull another upset and get reelected.


Me too. I actually believe DT is the very beginning of the end of the US as we know it.

We will have clearer vision of 2020

We will have clearer vision of 2020


Maybe after the year has passed, because then it would be hindsight 2020, lol.

I predict there will be more 2020 predictions thread before 2020 arrives.


You may be right.

Lucky. All my grandparents passed away a while ago now.  :-\\ On my mom's side they were born 1919 (passed away 2003) and 1926 (passed away 2005). On my dad's side they were born 1925 (passed away 1979) and 1935 (passed away 2014).


My grandparents are both now deceased. My Grandfather died in 1989 at age 77 and My Grandmother passed away in December just 2 weeks after her 100th birthday. :\'(

I predict that Donald Trump will pull another upset and get reelected.


I have a feeling that will happen.