These personalized, year-end playlists became a major social media sharing trend, highlighting the music and podcasts that got students through the year. 5. Social Media Trends: The New Campus Quad
Shows like Tiger King and Love Is Blind set the stage, but the obsession continued into 2021 with intense discourse around The Bachelor franchise and Too Hot to Handle .
Captured moments of unintentional hilarity during virtual classes.
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by late 2021. Students used it to document "Zoom University" life, share dorm room hacks, and participate in viral dance challenges. Authentic Content
Following the global movements of Summer 2020, students actively sought out and shared educational documentaries and content centered on systemic reform and history. The Audio Revolution: Podcasts and Clubhouse
Screen fatigue was a real phenomenon by mid-2021, leading many students to pivot toward audio-based entertainment. This year saw a massive boom in "True Crime" and "Advice" podcasts. Shows like Call Her Daddy and Anything Goes with Emma Chamberlain became staples of the college listener's morning routine.
