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| Pre-2020 Behavior | 2020–2021 Adaptation | | :--- | :--- | | Going to a movie theater | Watching a movie on ($30) or a Teleparty | | Frat party / Club | Verzuz battles on Instagram Live; DJ sets on Fortnite | | Intramural sports | Watching Chess (The Queen’s Gambit) or Formula 1 (Drive to Survive) | | Spring break in Cancun | Virtual raves; Outdoor, masked, distanced "pod" gatherings |
With fewer in-person socializing opportunities, streaming platforms became essential.
The temporary student loan forbearance (CARES Act) led to a wave of dark humor memes on Reddit’s r/college and r/studentloans. "We didn't have to pay??" followed by "They will resume soon."
As higher education moved online, students used short-form video to cope with the frustrations and absurdities of virtual learning. The hashtag #ZoomUniversity garnered billions of views. Content creators gained massive followings by filming relatable skits about muted microphones, awkward breakout rooms, professors struggling with technology, and the unique exhaustion of staring at a laptop screen for eight hours a day. This digital satire served as a vital emotional outlet and collective coping mechanism. The Estheticization of Campus Life
The multiplayer game Among Us became the ultimate social activity, bridging the gap between friends who couldn't meet in person. It provided suspense, humor, and a way to accuse your roommates of being imposters.
When physical campuses shut down, video games filled the void, serving as digital student unions where friends could hang out, talk, and play.
While Call of Duty: Warzone and Among Us had been around, they exploded during this timeframe. Specifically:
This game became a primary escape, allowing players to build their dream island, visit friends, and experience a carefree digital life. 5. Social Justice and Content with Purpose
| Pre-2020 Behavior | 2020–2021 Adaptation | | :--- | :--- | | Going to a movie theater | Watching a movie on ($30) or a Teleparty | | Frat party / Club | Verzuz battles on Instagram Live; DJ sets on Fortnite | | Intramural sports | Watching Chess (The Queen’s Gambit) or Formula 1 (Drive to Survive) | | Spring break in Cancun | Virtual raves; Outdoor, masked, distanced "pod" gatherings |
With fewer in-person socializing opportunities, streaming platforms became essential.
The temporary student loan forbearance (CARES Act) led to a wave of dark humor memes on Reddit’s r/college and r/studentloans. "We didn't have to pay??" followed by "They will resume soon."
As higher education moved online, students used short-form video to cope with the frustrations and absurdities of virtual learning. The hashtag #ZoomUniversity garnered billions of views. Content creators gained massive followings by filming relatable skits about muted microphones, awkward breakout rooms, professors struggling with technology, and the unique exhaustion of staring at a laptop screen for eight hours a day. This digital satire served as a vital emotional outlet and collective coping mechanism. The Estheticization of Campus Life
The multiplayer game Among Us became the ultimate social activity, bridging the gap between friends who couldn't meet in person. It provided suspense, humor, and a way to accuse your roommates of being imposters.
When physical campuses shut down, video games filled the void, serving as digital student unions where friends could hang out, talk, and play.
While Call of Duty: Warzone and Among Us had been around, they exploded during this timeframe. Specifically:
This game became a primary escape, allowing players to build their dream island, visit friends, and experience a carefree digital life. 5. Social Justice and Content with Purpose
