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Looking back, the landscape was a dry run for the future of media.

By 2021, students were tired of sourdough but obsessed with:

| Trend | Description | The College Angle | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | | (Jan 2021) Nathan Evans’ "Wellerman" remix. | A collective escape from pandemic reality. Boring async lectures were replaced by harmonic group calls. | | Corn Kid | (Late 2021) “It’s corn!” | The pure, unhinged joy that comes from sleep deprivation and dining hall scarcity. | | POV: College Student | Skits about eating ramen at 3 AM. | Relatability as currency. The "That Girl" routine (waking up at 5 AM to journal) vs. the reality (wearing the same hoodie for a week). | | Cottagecore | Frolicking in fields, baking bread, wearing long flowy dresses. | An escape from the gray Zoom grid. Students romanticized a life they couldn't have while locked in a concrete dorm. |

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The Digital Dorm Room: College Entertainment and Trending Content in the 2020–2021 Academic Year

Social media feeds were filled with memes reflecting the absurdity of 2020, student loan debt, and the stress of online learning. 4. Gaming Trends

The bizarre true-crime docuseries served as the initial baseline for pandemic pop culture. Looking back, the landscape was a dry run

Facing anxiety, students rewatched comfort shows:

This report focuses on the unique shift in student life during the COVID-19 pandemic, the rise of digital platforms, and the specific content that defined the college experience during this period.

No game captured the paranoia and boredom of lockdown quite like Among Us . It was cheap, available on mobile, and required 10 people to talk to each other. For students who hadn't seen their friends in months, accusing a teammate of being "sus" was the closest they got to playful confrontation. Boring async lectures were replaced by harmonic group calls

Many students turned to Twitch to watch their favorite creators or start their own streams, creating a sense of community. 4. Audio Entertainment: Podcasts and Curated Playlists

With no dining hall buffets, students re-discovered the kitchen. (whipped coffee that went viral on TikTok) required only instant coffee, sugar, and elbow grease. Sourdough starters became "pets." For a brief moment in fall 2020, every college student’s Instagram story was a grainy video of frothy coffee being layered over milk.