Results: January Promotion--Predictions for 2024 #6.Predictions for 2024 from NYT, which do you think will come true?
Published on 01/25/2024
Sources: https://www.nytimes.com/2024/01/01/style/trends-2024-predictions-travis-kelce-generation-alpha.html
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We want to know your predictions for the next year on pop culture, food trends and more! We will post 6 surveys each worth 25 points where we will ask you to pick which predictions you think will happen.
If you answer all 6 surveys, you will be entered into a drawing for 10,000 Tellwut points. Surveys will be posted on Tuesdays and Thursdays starting January 9. Surveys are only live for 48 hours.
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January Promotion--Predictions for 2024. Predictions for 2024 from NYT, which do you think will come true? Not Applicable
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Jocks Are Cool Again- Music, fashion, movies, higher education: All were heavily influenced by Taylor Swift in 2023. Her relationship with Travis Kelce of the Kansas City Chiefs also put a spotlight on football — and put an athlete at the side of one of the world's most popular bachelorettes, turning many people indifferent to the N.F.L. into armchair fans. Will that enthusiasm, coupled with the interest in the 2024 Summer Olympic Games in Paris, set the stage for a jock renaissance?
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485 votes
Aging Out of Social Media - Gen X and older millennials who grew up without the internet will cease their nostalgic rhapsodizing about life before cellphones, when people read books on the subway and talked to strangers while waiting in line and made plans that they couldn't cancel via text. They'll start abandoning social media and recommitting to being charming and witty and interesting in real life with real people in real spaces.
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754 votes
Smartwatches Enter Elementary Schools - Lots of parents remain resistant to introducing smartphones at a young age — and for good reason. But more seem open to getting smartwatches after companies like Apple made it easier to control children's accounts.
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560 votes
Less Virtuous Drinks - Low-to-no-alcohol beverages are now a fixture at restaurants, bars and even clubs. The focus on virtuous drinking, however, may be inviting new vices: hard sodas, for instance, or heavily caffeinated lemonades. It has been almost 15 years since the company behind Four Loko stopped producing the caffeinated alcoholic drink. Would it be so surprising if that anniversary were used to stage a comeback?
19%
497 votes
Manicures for the Boys - Men, famous and not, have been painting their nails for centuries. But the practice's recent ubiquity suggests male manicures are poised to have a larger cultural moment.
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360 votes
Chocolate Lava Bubbles Up- Molten chocolate cake — or chocolate lava cake — has been harder, but not impossible, to come by since it haunted restaurant menus in the 1990s and 2000s. But in a presidential election year, when some will be driven to seek comfort and others driven to hedonism, few desserts seem more ripe for a comeback than this classic, warm, chocolaty and indulgent confection.
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453 votes
Tides Turn for Gen Z - As Gen-Zers have basked in the glow of youth, they've also told older generations that everything they do is embarrassing. That attitude may catch up with them now that Gen Alpha, a younger cohort, has arrived online. The new kids are already mocking terms embraced by Gen Z
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620 votes
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