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July 22, 2022
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as posted by the channelLike it or not, in 2022 we're swamped by nostalgia.
Whether it's the Hollywood prequels, sequels and reboots such as Top Gun, Scream and Jurassic Park, or the fact that one of the biggest discernible fashion trends in 2022 is 'indie sleaze' — a look which has barely been gone for a decade — it's hard to escape.
On a good day, our cultural landscape scans like a familiar, pleasant dream — the kind you wake up from and instantly want to return to — although it's possible we now have the opposite problem: that we can't seem to wake up from it at all.
Why does almost everything in this allegedly unprecedented moment feel so familiar?
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