If "Hotel California" was released today, the line would go "We haven't had that spirit here since 2015"

Posted Nov 5, 2022, 4:59 PM UTC

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Shit! I just heard it today, and they said 2022

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nenapod1•

It fits if you pronounce it “twenty twenty two.” And I like it with the alliteration.

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cjfullinfaw07•

Fun fact: 2010 was the first year to have a wide variation in pronunciation.

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nenapod1•

I believe it. I’m partial to “twenty ten” myself.

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vendetta2115•

I heard someone refer to the 2000s as “the noughties” and to be honest I don’t know if I love it or hate it. I’m certainly not indifferent to it.

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STXGregor•

My recollection is more that the “oh” was from people saying saying “oh-five”, “oh-nine”, etc. I don’t remember people widely saying “twenty-oh-whatever”, it was just “two-thousand-and-five”, or “oh-five”, etc. But 2010 and later were “twenty-whatever”.

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El_sone•

How else would it be pronounced?

Edit: I’m dumb

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TheJPGerman•

Two thousand twenty two. Like the actual number would be pronounced

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FunkiePickle•

I’m right there with you. He doesn’t say since “one thousand nine hundred sixty nine” in the original song.

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RipMySoul•

Two Thousand twenty two

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daddycool12•

But it wouldn't rhyme.

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