First documented in December 2020 on Twitter. Historical hashtag, primarily of archival and research interest today.
Celebrating end of worst year in living memory.
New Year’s Eve 2020 was mostly virtual celebrations as people desperately said goodbye to horrible year. #NYE2020 mixed relief, exhaustion, and cautious hope that 2021 would improve.
Times Square was empty, parties were Zoom calls, and collective desire to move forward was palpable.
#Goodbye2020 #NewYearsEve #2021Hope
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