It's Been a Minute 2025 Predictions: social media is OUT & food politics are IN
Jan 3, 2025
Danielle Kurtzleben, an NPR politics reporter, shares her insights on cultural shifts expected by 2025. Social media’s role is predicted to diminish as people increasingly rely on personal recommendations over algorithms. Food is becoming a potent symbol of political identity, merging dietary choices with beliefs. The conversation dives into how food debates intersect with gender issues, while also offering a playful look at future trends like fashion and nightlife. It's a fascinating exploration of evolving cultural dynamics!
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Social Media's Shifting Role
- Social media's cultural meaning is shifting, impacting influencer culture.
- 2025 may see social media become more about identity solidification than news.
TikTok's Uncertain Future
- TikTok's fate in the US is uncertain, with a ban looming but Trump considering intervention.
- Trump's potential involvement creates a complex situation for the platform.
Trump's TikTok Flip-Flop
- Trump's stance on TikTok has reversed; he now supports it after previously calling for a ban.
- This shift coincided with Trump's meeting with Jeff Yass, a TikTok investor and Republican donor.