The Once-Popular American Traditions That Will Disappear In The Coming Decades, And Good Riddance To Some Of These

Traditions will always come and go in the US, and as the years go by, it gets easier to predict the ones that will fade. Personally, I can’t remember the last time I saw a line outside a mall for Black Friday. Recently, redditor u/Extreme-Routine3822 asked the r/AskAnAmerican subreddit to share the common American traditions and holidays they believe won’t exist in 25 years. Here are a few they mentioned.

1.”I think class reunions will be more or less entirely dead by then.”

2.”I’m really afraid it’s going to be trick-or-treating in your neighborhood! Since that trend took off where parents just park their vans at a church or something, I almost never see it. I bought a house in the cutest little neighborhood and was SO excited for the kids to come by last year, and I didn’t get a single one! There are a lot of kids in my neighborhood, too; I see them all the time. I was so disappointed. I miss small communities.”

3.”I might get some pushback for this, but gender reveal parties are probably not gonna disappear, but they’re gonna go back to the low-key innocent things like slicing into a cake to find out if it’s pink or blue. Or something else might add to it, like doing a name reveal.”