Even secularly, is Christmas and or New Year's Eve becoming less and less celebrated?

[colaman94]

And when I say celebrated, I don't mean the religious aspects or even the singing of that Gaelic/Scottish origin song at midnight. I'm talking about how fewer Christmas films, fewer television stations airing fireworks on New Year's Eve. As a global thing, is Christmas and New Year's just shrinking, just becoming less important. Emphasis on secular. (I don't care for the religious aspects, and I state I was raised religious). Secular elements are my bliss. 🥳

Yes, Christmas and New Year's are fading from public importance and worldwide

I'd say New Year's will probably still be popular and even outlast Christmas in the long-run

Hard to say

Now that you mention it, hmmm 🤔

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+1 y

And more significantly, and sadly: less important, do you think? 🥳🤔 it's like fewer and fewer holidays are even celebrated or mentioned enough in coverage of years or decades past. Thoughts, 🧐

[strateguy632]

1, about emphasis no way! see : 44 New Hallmark Christmas Movies, List 2023

https://www.mrdustbin.com/us/hallmark-christmas-movies-list-2023/
there

2 about fewer holidays because everything is called racist despite not mocking the VICTIMS so people are terrified to get labelled and cancelled.

[zagor]

The sales starting in October are starting to get people burned out long before the holiday gets here.

[jshm2]

No. Though it should be less celebrated as it's more commercial than faith these days.

[Anonymous]

Perhaps in some parts of the world, but where I live.

[strateguy632]

in series south park, santa brought chrismas to iraq!