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I've always said the 2000's had the best mix of modern technology with old school mindset. We had the technology we have today but we had 80's and 90's culture.
True. It was when smartphones came out that changed everything. Right at the end of 2009 the combo of Facebook take over and smartphones changed society.
@@jfh.8064 yep. It's funny cause I also tell people that 2010-2012 was that transition era into what we know today. Everyone found what worked and didn't work and just went with that.
@@JDBass36 yeah man it was definitely the best of that mix. We really had house phones, wifi (older version but still wifi), social media, no streaming services and we used CD's all in the same era. That don't even sound like that goes together 😂😂 but yet we had it all.
@@numan2985 yes it does Lmaoo. Smart phones weren’t that advanced yet, & generally a wider margin didn’t have em until 2012ish. Streaming wasn’t big yet, besides cable.. which isn’t widely popular anymore Facebook was a TINY stepping stone from MySpace & still in its infancy. There was still a sea of originality.
I was 9 in 2000, I saw the world change completely. Technology has changed so much in 20 years, I sometimes feel like I'm living in a scifi movie, but without the aliens.
Lmao its a 100% better than today's generation I see myself in 2000s and now I wonder wth iveeen, the world changed a lot, this generation is SO ANNOYING, they are so soft u cant say and do anything that ppl already get offended ao easily, I really hate this generation and I hate the future
So thankful to have been born in 1990 so I was a kid in the 90s and a teen in the 2000s. It was the perfect time to grow up. Watching 90s cartoons as a kid, playing classic video games as they came out, Pokémon when I was 8 years old, pre teen in early 2000s, first home computer at 10, MySpace in high school, not having a smart phone until I was around 20. Man it was awesome.
Born in the 90s meant to be a balanced life through our childhood and teenage years. When we were children we witnessed to live in a time with best tv shows, cartoons, animes. As teenagers we had increase of internet but actual communicative social media, a veriety of good music and games. Kids who are growing up in the 20s are growing ip with mumble rap, repetitive music, half baked video games, tik tok dictating the life style. Soon they will spend their free time in Virtual Reality and have to spend their time at home because robots are taking over business.
Got an iPod for Christmas 2005, got a better one in 2011, and still use it pretty much every day still. Having a separate device for your music is awesome. I have over 10,000 songs on mine and adding more regularly. The last model of the iPod Classic (the one right before the iPod Touch) is the best one.
@@TheD33dz I totally understand using Spotify instead, I see the positives of both. I like having a separate device, it doesn’t drain the battery on my phone and the iPod battery lasts a long time. It’s smaller and more durable, so it’s nicer to take walking/exercising etc Downloading music isn’t too bad, I can download an album and add it to iTunes in about 5 minutes.
This is awesome. Still have my iPod classic. 80gb... such a beauty. Had a couple bumps along the road... not sure what would happen if I connected it to a computer. Lol Happy I copied all the folders onto my computer. Can't get most of that music these days.
Hell yeah lmao I remember 12 years ago, people had tons of hair dye, stretched earlobes, toms, and snapbacks, people would listen to things like Avenged Sevenfold, Suicide Silence, and Asking Alexandria. Now people are listening to Lil Nas X, Billie Eillish, and Everyone is dressed like they are depressed or something. Man I miss 2012 😢
I was born in '95. This year, I bought an iPod Shuffle to take on walks since I like how portable it is and I was sick of looking at my phone screen. I also bought some blank CDs to download music onto to listen on the radio while cleaning. This list is making me feel pretty old fashioned...
Kids nowadays don't know that Bluetooth was used to transfer songs and videos as well and it took soo much time for transfer now it's just use to connect devices
No, I'm exactly like you. I also like to keep my smarphone and audio device seperate. It just makes sense to me. Most of the memory on my old one is gone, but it's fine for a couple of hours of podcasts for me now. Actually, about a day.
This made me feel old... I'm one of them who went from recording music on tape from radio to burning cd's (also for friends) to now having every song available with the push of a button... Still, making a playlist on, say USB for in the car, still feels satisfying.
When i turned 15 in october 2021 i got a turntable that runs vinyl cd and cassette so since then i collect vinyl for all of the older bands i listen to like pantera metallica acdc and queen then i collect cd for my newer stuff like taylor swift ed sheeran the weeknd p!nk adele maroon 5 i like having something physically i still use spotify for like when im at school
I was 4 years old in october of 2010 and to me i love the 2010s i have made so many memories in the 2010s the best decade of my life i would probably like the 2000s but i was way too young to remember it. Its only january and 2022 already kinda blows but who knows this could be another good year for me. 2021 honestly was one of the best years of my life
You can say that again lmao I remember graduating high school when I was 18 years old and Now I am 25, bout to be 26 years old in 8 more days 😂I miss the days of old, when all I did was talk about music with my friends and Hangout at the mall with them. Time really does go by fast.
I wish I could go back to the 2000s for a couple hours a day to see my favorite shows on Nickelodeon, MTV, Cartoon Network, and the Disney channel, and to eat my favorite snacks and favorite candies from back then
I miss the early 2010s like 2013 2015 2016 i spent my childhood in the 2010s and im spending my teen years in the 2020s and even though this era is sh*t 2021 was actually one of the best years of my life idk a lot of good things happened to me that year
I remember my first MP3 Player was a little, pink, battery powered one from Toys R Us. And I felt like the coolest kid on the block! Yes, it needed a battery to work, my mom had to download songs from the computer onto it, but man I remember loving that thing! Those were the days! ❤
Some cars still include CD players. Burning CDs is a good skill to have in such cases. I still do it for my dad, so he can play music when he goes fishing in the mountains.
Yeah I was born in 97. I can’t relate too much to the ‘burning cds’ and ‘walk man’s’ but the 2000s stood out as the time for wacky movies and good shows for me. Tropic Thunder being a staple as well as the hype for iron man and transformers 1 first coming out in 2007 was really big in 6th grade. I actually had a VCR player in my house growing up and I would record Ben 10 episodes on Sunday mornings on a bunch of blank VCR tapes. Good times back then!
I was born in 2006 i barely remember 2012 and 2013 and because my childhood is based in the 2010s its the best decade to me and i wish i could have been a teenager then.
@@nebulavortex3531 damn, buddy that's rough. I was born in 04, and clearly remember memories from 2007 and later, and especially 2009. Those were the days.
In my country, when I was in high school, there were only two classmates (a boy and a girl) with ipods (they were rich) My friend let me borrowed his ipod for 5 minutes (and he only brought it during foundation day).
Actually my sister bought dance dance Revolution quite recently for our Wii so I wouldn't say we aren't doing that anymore she most certainly uses it for her exercise and I can play whenever I feel like.
It's amusing for me to see Millenials talk about the late nineties and 2000s, missing those times as retro. They sound exactly as my friends and I when we talk about the late 70's to late 80s. Different gadgets, different memories, but all bring back feelings of nostalgia. I guess the saying that "The more things change, the more they stay the same," has merit.
And Watch Mojo shows about as much of their top 10 picks as TRL did the actual music videos. Seriously, TRL would show a 4 minute video for about 12 seconds.
Yea, I remember me, my older sister and friends coming home from school and watching a Eminem music video and endless celebrity guests. R.I.P MTV and music channels.
In the 90's we thought vinyl was dead, but guess what? Never say never. ☺️ And I got my first iPod in 2005. For those of us who spent our teens making mix tapes, it was a revelation. 😂
I’m an early 80’s baby, 90’s latch key kid and teen, bookworm, homebody. I used 80’s & 90’s tv and music as white noise or background sounds for homework, and had celebrity posters on my bedroom walls. I have a life but I love celebrities. They and their work got me through a lot. I still have my collection with thousands of cds and dvds. I have a collection of old and new apple products, iPhones, nanos, laptops and desktops loaded with all of my music and movies. I have music and movies that are not longer being sold or streamed and I can add and subtract whatever I want.
What this video also shows is how trends have globalized in the recent years. Living in Europe, renting movies from Netflix never was a thing, I don‘t know a single person that had a Motorola Razr, never heard of aim, etc. Now everyone uses the same services, apps, gadgets, watches the same movies, etc.
So true. And nowadays internet is not the same at all. In the 00s, it was a tool to share music, movies and lots of information being anonymous. Currently, it's a tool to control us all, since everything we do with our phones is tracked down and our private details sold to the Big Data companies. Google, Facebook, Twitter and all those companies can make a very accurate profile of ourselves with the information we naively provide.
I feel like 1998 to 2005 is the best period in human history. I remember rushing from school to home in time to turn on my favorite shows on local TV, playing primitive online games on local internet cafe and enjoying on lan matches with my mates. It was a great time.
When my old iPod classic from high school finally died, I decided to buy a replacement one. When the guy asked me which type of iPod I wanted, I told him I'd love to get another classic. He just looked at me really confused and was like "uh, they don't make those anymore." That was my first "man I feel old" moment.
I still have mine but music only comes out of one headphone cause the jack is well jacked. I went to the apple store to see if I could get it fixed and the guy told me it was considered retro tech?! I was like I'm not old enough to own retro tech sir I baught this in 2008! Retro. My goodness.
This is off topic but im a freshman in high school now right and back in december 2021 there was an announcement about the gender neutral bathroom in my school being closed and im like wtf and my teachers are talking about how asking pronouns are a form of respect and the other day i was talking to my dad about all of that and saying what kind of era am i living in?
Never before in any era do I recall so many markets spit balling everything. BTW, Bionicle is the best Lego series (if not best toy line) to ever come out from the 2000s!
Some of these bring back memories. I have a very large iTunes collection, but still burn CDs occasionally for friends and family. I also used to download music from LimeWire and have the most recent iPod Classic at 160gb, which was discontinued a few weeks after I bought it; the price cost $60.
Burning CDs was kickass. Just listening to all 10 of your favorite songs over and over and over and over and over until you burned a new one. The best was when you could get like 15 songs on 1 CD before MP3 CDs came out.
Kids these days will never know the value of patience because they have everything they need in the palm of their hand. We had one device for music(ipod or walkman), one for watching movies(TV, DVD and VHS), one for going online(a dial-up computer the whole family had to share) and one for making calls and texting(a flip phone that we didn't get until our balls properly dropped). We're making everything way too convenient for the next generation. It's no wonder they come across as entitled, triggered little pricks. Us 90s-2000s kids had it just right at the perfect time until Steve Jobs had to ruin everything. Sometimes progress is the enemy. And I think we can all agree that AIM was lightyears better at communicating with friends than today's social media platforms. No toxicity, no narratives, no fake news, no fighting with strangers, no flexing about your fake life, just chit chatting. So much simpler. P.S.: I still have my IPOD classic and Blockbuster was the best place ever!
Absolutely agree as someone born in 1990 and grew up as a kid in the 90s and a teen in the 2000s. Perfect time to grow up. So thankful I got to experience it.
Please do what we miss about old consoles before ps3 era that involved online features. - offline 2-4 multiplayer (mostly nintendo) - many many movie and TV licensed video games - rip off unofficial games - games came completed. No patches later on to fix or add content - no dlc, season passes, or battle passes
I miss the late 2000’s so much sometimes. I was in charge of burning CD’s in my group whenever we went out to listen in the car. So many great road trips with some great tunes courtesy me and my cd/DVD burner. Never used Limewire, but Bearshare. Wonder if any of you remember that one. And I was always excited to see the DVD menu as much as the movie itself.
@@brianodonnell4496 Early 2000’s mostly meant being busy with schoolwork and I got really, really sick, so I don’t have fond memories of those 5 years.
I was born in 2006 and didnt really get to experience the 2000s but whenever i hear beautiful girls by sean kingston it takes me back and is the most 2000s song ever i love it and whenever i hear just give me a reason by p!nk it takes me back to 2013 when i was 6 then turned 7
Minesweeper is still played on mobile phones, you could’ve put the entire AOL service, not just AIM and chat rooms, but the games with your friends! Also T Mobile Sidekick was popular before the iPhone killed that device!
@@TerraCrisis there were all those feature phones in the mid 2000s that were really unique, the Boost Mobile phones had push to talk, I remember being mind blown by the RAZR, Sidekick, and even Nokia had a phone with video recording and playback!
Omg so many of these brought back memories. I downloaded limewire myself and whenever I got a mislabeled song, I was like, dang it, time wasted. Had so many mixed cds. Loved my razr phone until I went to blackberry and then iPhone. And DDR, I dropped 60 pounds using that. I loved it. Me and a friend would head to the mall, when that was still done, and stayed on it for a few hours. We got so good at it that we would have people watch us so the owner of the arcade gave us free credits bc of the attention we brought in
Ya i had a buddy from North Korea that was a BOSS at DDR... I never bothered with it myself, but this dude could move his legs quicker than most wide recievers probably can lol
Two of these things I still do to this day, sort of. I still burn CDs and DVDs on occasion and I still own a Motorola (though I canceled my plan on it years ago because I would on average make five calls no more than 30 seconds long on it in a year because I've always hating talking on the phone, even on landlines.) Every single other of the things on this list make me feel even older (or perhaps just hardcore introverted) because when they were new...I had no interest in them. Never had an Ipod (or even a Walkman, I can't stand headphones and earbuds), never used Limewire (had no internet until I was in highschool), never ordered anything through the mail (I prefer to hold the thing I'm going to buy in my hand before I buy it), aside from always wearing exclusively black I never "scened" (hardcore introvert, I tried my hardest to disappear into the shadows like Batman in highscool so I'd never have to talk to anyone ever), I knew from the very start the "no carbs diet" was a sham, never liked MTV or reality shows (cartoons and anime were my jam), I played Minesweeper once and immediately rage-quit because as even my current Let's Plays of Gamecube and Nintendo DS ROMs demonstrate...I have a shorter temper with games than the AVGN, And because of the aforementioned introvert-thing, I avoided ALL forms of instant messaging like the plague we've been stuck indoors over for the past two years. Oh and yeah these past two years may have been the least stressful of my entire life because now I have a valid reason to never be within six feet of any other living thing ever.
I don't own an iPod, but I typically burn a CD each year with my top 20 favorite songs of the year on it. It typically ends up being 75-79 minutes long, so it's perfect that CDs can hold 80 minutes of music.
The college my sister teaches at in New York had some engineering students that needed some cash. She had them build a Dance Dance Revolution arcade quality dance stage for my nephew last year.. It looks like the real arcade machine dance stage.
Damn how time has flown. Still have the first iPod, the colored one, and the full screen, that work to this day. My Razr, yes still works, and can make calls, buts its tricky to do it. Along with the water resistant Walkman, both cassette and CD, with a tower of cd's with hundreds of MP3 files downloaded of Napster (thanks Metallica) and Limewire. I miss MuchTV, VH1, and old school MTV. I stll remember my AIM sn and password, I can still make it to work but just talk to a handful of people. Certain entities use it. So happy to have live through the 90's and 2000's. Such simpler times with some pretty cool shit. Mostly good memories, and bad. Nostalgia at it's best. Fuck yeah.
People still play DDR to this day. Do people in masses still go to arcades to play it no. It still has a large community that still plays and it still in arcades in almost every part of America thanks to round 1 arcades.
Nice list ! I used to burn mix cd at the end of the 90's, and still listining to them even now, and still working fine. It was great. Lime wire and the unforgettable Napster of course. And about instant messengers, ICQ was my fav !
The Atkins diet is the Ketogenic diet and now we just call it keto because it's trendier🙄. It was supposed to be for epileptic patients who need to control seizures.
I was 8 in 2000, it was a simple yet crazy time altogether. No one was on their phones 24/7, book fairs was my school’s craze, and I received my first film camera.
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It’s really amazing how we were the last generation to be able to have at least a little bit of experience with what it was like in the 80s and 90s before the technology we’ve used evolved, some for the better, some for worse.
Damn... This just made me feel old as hell!! 😂 But this was an awesome time! A mix between analog and digital in a sense. Limewire was open all day everyday on my Dell laptop! I was making cds all the time! then I also got a DVD burner! Talk about a game changer lol! TRL loved it! Ipod loved it! Oh and I'd be on my Netflix and gamefly que adjusting to make sure I got the new stuff I wanted asap! Now it's just all too easy lol
Not as good as the 90s but MUCH better than the 💩ty times we're going through. iMho Thanks for the videos team Mojo 💚😗🤗💖 Be safe and STAY blessed everyone 🙏
Naaaawww man. I’ve still got my IPods, in fact 6 to be exact!!!!!!!!!!!! I just got done reloading one today adding new music to the already flowing library on it.
During my high school and college times, I realized not too many ppl knew how to play minesweeper. I was obsessed on setting new record on each library computer wherever I go including public libraries. I'm pretty sure they all have been replaced with new computer by now even before ppl even tried looking at its highscore
Netflix hasn't decreased their library. I back fill the classics that aren't available thru streaming. 13 bucks for 16 movies a month! AND the iPod Classic, 160G of space! There still isn't anything on the market like it. A plus is the sounds are richer than flash based music on phones. Have my entire CD library and songs I purchased, and playlists by genre and decades. I still use mine almost daily, connects to the cars and I have 2 Bose docking stations no subscription fees or commercials!
I still use Netflix DVD. Still have the best overall selection, especially from other services (HBO, Showtime, etc). I still use my iPod in my house as my music source connected to speakers. I still have minesweeper on this iPad that I’m using.
Still have my original iPod and have enough music on it that it will play 24/7 for over a month! Use it daily when the radio sucks. Treasure it and it’s a family heirloom now. My adult kids are already fighting over which one gets it. Live on, little pod!
Lol mine sweeper brings back so many memories. I just downloaded it onto my phone for the nights I can't sleep 😅 thanks for this video brought back so many decent memories for me
Flash videos. It was so much fun creating videos in macro media Flash and watching other users’ videos. This should have been on the list or even an honorable mention.
Which of these trends do you miss the most? Let us know in the comments!
For more of the best and worst from the 2000s, check out our playlist!: ruclips.net/video/Tt796BFIg6E/видео.html
when netflix was rival with blockbusters in the video rental market!
Napster Rules !
Dance dance revolution was really fun I played it a lot and still would if I can find it
This video is so US centric👎🏻
@@NaveenKumarVeeramachaneni quite a few of these I remember doing and I'm from Jamaica so not really that US Centric
I've always said the 2000's had the best mix of modern technology with old school mindset. We had the technology we have today but we had 80's and 90's culture.
True. It was when smartphones came out that changed everything. Right at the end of 2009 the combo of Facebook take over and smartphones changed society.
The 2000s definitely a unique time as you stated modern with the old.
I wish I can relive the early 2000s
@@jfh.8064 yep. It's funny cause I also tell people that 2010-2012 was that transition era into what we know today. Everyone found what worked and didn't work and just went with that.
@@JDBass36 yeah man it was definitely the best of that mix. We really had house phones, wifi (older version but still wifi), social media, no streaming services and we used CD's all in the same era. That don't even sound like that goes together 😂😂 but yet we had it all.
And it was so much easier to get pirated software, college was much easier with all the free programs I would get. 😊
I miss the 2000s life had an ENTIRELY different vibe to it
Not entirely. 2008-2009 doesn’t feel that far away from our current time.
@@numan2985 yes it does Lmaoo. Smart phones weren’t that advanced yet, & generally a wider margin didn’t have em until 2012ish.
Streaming wasn’t big yet, besides cable.. which isn’t widely popular anymore
Facebook was a TINY stepping stone from MySpace & still in its infancy.
There was still a sea of originality.
When older people said "it was a much simpler time then" when I was a kid. Now I understand.
It's a saying I use daily now... Times used to be simpler.
I was alive then and I can confirm.
Born in the 80s a kid in the 90s. A teen in 2000s. I can confirm this also. Lol Times were truly different.
@@LadellTurner you were born the same era as my mom.
Times changed
I was 9 in 2000, I saw the world change completely.
Technology has changed so much in 20 years, I sometimes feel like I'm living in a scifi movie, but without the aliens.
Right! I swear the 2000’s just feel like a polished 90’s mostly and then everything feels so different after that
Same.
There are ufo confirmations nowadays so maybe not all off lol
I was 13 in 2000, and I feel the same way.
No no, the aliens here too lol
I really miss and appreciated the 2000s.
@classic gamer x I agreed with you better than 2021 right now
Same and I was born in 2000 the beginning of the 21st century
Yeah it was a fun time the 2000’s were pretty much the 90s with just a little more technology.
I agree with you.
Lmao
its a 100% better than today's generation
I see myself in 2000s and now I wonder wth iveeen, the world changed a lot, this generation is SO ANNOYING, they are so soft u cant say and do anything that ppl already get offended ao easily, I really hate this generation and I hate the future
Nostalgia is like a drug some people can be addicted to
In all walks of life
Agreed 💯
That’s me rn at 2am lol
💯%
Things were much better then
So thankful to have been born in 1990 so I was a kid in the 90s and a teen in the 2000s. It was the perfect time to grow up. Watching 90s cartoons as a kid, playing classic video games as they came out, Pokémon when I was 8 years old, pre teen in early 2000s, first home computer at 10, MySpace in high school, not having a smart phone until I was around 20. Man it was awesome.
Born in the 90s meant to be a balanced life through our childhood and teenage years. When we were children we witnessed to live in a time with best tv shows, cartoons, animes. As teenagers we had increase of internet but actual communicative social media, a veriety of good music and games. Kids who are growing up in the 20s are growing ip with mumble rap, repetitive music, half baked video games, tik tok dictating the life style. Soon they will spend their free time in Virtual Reality and have to spend their time at home because robots are taking over business.
Same dude. We got to experience life with and without the internet. Last generation!
@@IVANOOZE69 yep exactly
I had the same situation, but i will join the young bucks to gain experience.
Born in 89 here, loved my time period
I got back into playing minesweeper about last year, it's still so satisfying when you clear a complicated layout lol
Got an iPod for Christmas 2005, got a better one in 2011, and still use it pretty much every day still. Having a separate device for your music is awesome. I have over 10,000 songs on mine and adding more regularly. The last model of the iPod Classic (the one right before the iPod Touch) is the best one.
Youre a dying breed my friend. I prefer spotify for my music because downloading takes too much time but nostalgia is also nice.
@@TheD33dz I totally understand using Spotify instead, I see the positives of both. I like having a separate device, it doesn’t drain the battery on my phone and the iPod battery lasts a long time. It’s smaller and more durable, so it’s nicer to take walking/exercising etc Downloading music isn’t too bad, I can download an album and add it to iTunes in about 5 minutes.
This is awesome. Still have my iPod classic. 80gb... such a beauty. Had a couple bumps along the road... not sure what would happen if I connected it to a computer. Lol
Happy I copied all the folders onto my computer. Can't get most of that music these days.
I'm the same as you.
Yep same. Still use my iPod classic everyday in my car. It's better than using Spotify on your phone if you have MP3s of the songs you want.
Everything about the emo, punk, rock, and metal music, scene, and subculture are what I love and miss about the 2000s the most
Me too, it gave off a great energy for society. Taylor Swift and mumble rap doesn't do it for me
i’m that one emo/scene/goth person who’s not a poser of my age group
The day of seeing local bands for $5 in some random warehouse
I just can't believe that 2009 finished nearly 12 years ago time really does fly by.
Right! Feels like yesterday…
No. That can't be true you liar.
@@ashleybrown4754 we old lmao
Hell yeah lmao I remember 12 years ago, people had tons of hair dye, stretched earlobes, toms, and snapbacks, people would listen to things like Avenged Sevenfold, Suicide Silence, and Asking Alexandria. Now people are listening to Lil Nas X, Billie Eillish, and Everyone is dressed like they are depressed or something. Man I miss 2012 😢
Technically almost 13 years ago
I could happily live a whole year using 2000s gadgets and stuff again tbh
Do it
@@PeepGamePopoff did you say that in palaptines voice? 😂
Same here, I kinda do.
@@lunabella60 respect 👍
I was born in '95. This year, I bought an iPod Shuffle to take on walks since I like how portable it is and I was sick of looking at my phone screen. I also bought some blank CDs to download music onto to listen on the radio while cleaning. This list is making me feel pretty old fashioned...
Same I was born in '95 that time everyone used CD's soo much for storing songs and movies and videos woww what a time it was
Kids nowadays don't know that Bluetooth was used to transfer songs and videos as well and it took soo much time for transfer now it's just use to connect devices
No, I'm exactly like you. I also like to keep my smarphone and audio device seperate. It just makes sense to me. Most of the memory on my old one is gone, but it's fine for a couple of hours of podcasts for me now. Actually, about a day.
You are not alone.
I still use an iPod and I feel soooooo old fashioned.
96 right here g
This made me feel old... I'm one of them who went from recording music on tape from radio to burning cd's (also for friends) to now having every song available with the push of a button... Still, making a playlist on, say USB for in the car, still feels satisfying.
I'm there with you!!
If you were able to nail a recording off the radio and have it sound good you felt like a boss.
I don't complain
When i turned 15 in october 2021 i got a turntable that runs vinyl cd and cassette so since then i collect vinyl for all of the older bands i listen to like pantera metallica acdc and queen then i collect cd for my newer stuff like taylor swift ed sheeran the weeknd p!nk adele maroon 5 i like having something physically i still use spotify for like when im at school
I miss the 2000s so much, I could do time travel to show my future kids and see if they can discover their own adventures.
Yea a Lot of changes and simple times we had fun
I was 4 years old in october of 2010 and to me i love the 2010s i have made so many memories in the 2010s the best decade of my life i would probably like the 2000s but i was way too young to remember it. Its only january and 2022 already kinda blows but who knows this could be another good year for me. 2021 honestly was one of the best years of my life
God I miss the 2000s I never thought I would until I reached adulthood
You can say that again lmao I remember graduating high school when I was 18 years old and Now I am 25, bout to be 26 years old in 8 more days 😂I miss the days of old, when all I did was talk about music with my friends and Hangout at the mall with them. Time really does go by fast.
Me too
I wish I could go back to the 2000s for a couple hours a day to see my favorite shows on Nickelodeon, MTV, Cartoon Network, and the Disney channel, and to eat my favorite snacks and favorite candies from back then
I was an early adult then! :-)
I miss the 90s more tbh.
Amen to that
Agreed.
And the 80a even more
I miss the early 2010s like 2013 2015 2016 i spent my childhood in the 2010s and im spending my teen years in the 2020s and even though this era is sh*t 2021 was actually one of the best years of my life idk a lot of good things happened to me that year
I was a tiny baby back then! I was born in 1993, and only remember the last 3 years of that decade
Napster/Lime Wire ultimately change the music industry. It dragged record companies and artists into the 21st century kicking and screaming 😱 😆
You can thank Metallica for Napster being killed off, mainly due to Lars Ulrich being a greedy piece of shit.
Netflix dvds still exist and that Windows "mine sweeper" game was over with before 2000's.
Minesweeper: *laughs in speedrun*
Yeah... they said that you can still get DVD from Netflix, and minesweeper still very much exists as well.
@@captainspaulding5963 I know minesweeper still exists but who admits to STILL playing it in the 2000's. Very, very few "Captain Obvious".
Nah I was born in 95 and clearly remember my older brother playing that game a ton between like 2000-2003
@@Thrashman-ye4cf That's cause he was a loser.
I miss everything in the 2000s, even things I haven't done or heard of. I grew up in that decade.
I remember my first MP3 Player was a little, pink, battery powered one from Toys R Us. And I felt like the coolest kid on the block! Yes, it needed a battery to work, my mom had to download songs from the computer onto it, but man I remember loving that thing! Those were the days! ❤
Some cars still include CD players. Burning CDs is a good skill to have in such cases. I still do it for my dad, so he can play music when he goes fishing in the mountains.
I was born in 1998 and I was a child during the 2000's and I wish I could have been old enough to experience this era as a teenager or an adult
Same.
Yeah I was born in 97. I can’t relate too much to the ‘burning cds’ and ‘walk man’s’ but the 2000s stood out as the time for wacky movies and good shows for me. Tropic Thunder being a staple as well as the hype for iron man and transformers 1 first coming out in 2007 was really big in 6th grade. I actually had a VCR player in my house growing up and I would record Ben 10 episodes on Sunday mornings on a bunch of blank VCR tapes. Good times back then!
I was born in 2006 i barely remember 2012 and 2013 and because my childhood is based in the 2010s its the best decade to me and i wish i could have been a teenager then.
@@nebulavortex3531 damn, buddy that's rough. I was born in 04, and clearly remember memories from 2007 and later, and especially 2009. Those were the days.
Was born in 83 so i got to live it as an adult. Was a sweet time i miss it.
Oh my God, being born in the 90s I was able to experience most of this growing up. Man I feel so damn old
Don't worry, 95 baby here, we are old.
Hey I was born in '67, young dinosaur here!
87 here. We are still young buddy, focus on your health and extend your youth by working out regularly and a good eating habits.
Never thought of Minesweeper as a 2000's phenomenon. I've been playing since the early 90's.
If you were a teenager and had an iPod back then, you were literally the coolest kid in school lol
It was nice having a shuffle but shitty when getting new music
In my country, when I was in high school, there were only two classmates (a boy and a girl) with ipods (they were rich) My friend let me borrowed his ipod for 5 minutes (and he only brought it during foundation day).
I still have my iPod classic from 2008
At my school it made you a target 🥷 lol
@@guitarheroaddict12 ong I remember teachers and staff were even stealing kids apple products
Actually my sister bought dance dance Revolution quite recently for our Wii so I wouldn't say we aren't doing that anymore she most certainly uses it for her exercise and I can play whenever I feel like.
If Kellogg’s doesn’t bring back their “Cereal Straws”, somebody’s gonna be a ghost, and it’s not me!
They are coming back soon
@@hilarywitt how do you know?
yeeesss those were the best! XD
It's amusing for me to see Millenials talk about the late nineties and 2000s, missing those times as retro. They sound exactly as my friends and I when we talk about the late 70's to late 80s. Different gadgets, different memories, but all bring back feelings of nostalgia. I guess the saying that "The more things change, the more they stay the same," has merit.
I missed out on Minesweeper back then. So I downloaded it on my phone and I still play everyday, if only briefly.
I guess you could argue that TRL was the top 10 channel of its time, the WatchMojo of the day 😉😉
And Watch Mojo shows about as much of their top 10 picks as TRL did the actual music videos. Seriously, TRL would show a 4 minute video for about 12 seconds.
Yea, I remember me, my older sister and friends coming home from school and watching a Eminem music video and endless celebrity guests. R.I.P MTV and music channels.
In the 90's we thought vinyl was dead, but guess what?
Never say never. ☺️
And I got my first iPod in 2005. For those of us who spent our teens making mix tapes, it was a revelation. 😂
I’m an early 80’s baby, 90’s latch key kid and teen, bookworm, homebody. I used 80’s & 90’s tv and music as white noise or background sounds for homework, and had celebrity posters on my bedroom walls.
I have a life but I love celebrities. They and their work got me through a lot. I still have my collection with thousands of cds and dvds. I have a collection of old and new apple products, iPhones, nanos, laptops and desktops loaded with all of my music and movies. I have music and movies that are not longer being sold or streamed and I can add and subtract whatever I want.
What this video also shows is how trends have globalized in the recent years. Living in Europe, renting movies from Netflix never was a thing, I don‘t know a single person that had a Motorola Razr, never heard of aim, etc. Now everyone uses the same services, apps, gadgets, watches the same movies, etc.
So true. And nowadays internet is not the same at all. In the 00s, it was a tool to share music, movies and lots of information being anonymous.
Currently, it's a tool to control us all, since everything we do with our phones is tracked down and our private details sold to the Big Data companies. Google, Facebook, Twitter and all those companies can make a very accurate profile of ourselves with the information we naively provide.
I feel like 1998 to 2005 is the best period in human history. I remember rushing from school to home in time to turn on my favorite shows on local TV, playing primitive online games on local internet cafe and enjoying on lan matches with my mates. It was a great time.
If you were a kid, adults were concerned about 9/11.
When my old iPod classic from high school finally died, I decided to buy a replacement one. When the guy asked me which type of iPod I wanted, I told him I'd love to get another classic. He just looked at me really confused and was like "uh, they don't make those anymore." That was my first "man I feel old" moment.
I still have mine but music only comes out of one headphone cause the jack is well jacked. I went to the apple store to see if I could get it fixed and the guy told me it was considered retro tech?! I was like I'm not old enough to own retro tech sir I baught this in 2008! Retro. My goodness.
This is off topic but im a freshman in high school now right and back in december 2021 there was an announcement about the gender neutral bathroom in my school being closed and im like wtf and my teachers are talking about how asking pronouns are a form of respect and the other day i was talking to my dad about all of that and saying what kind of era am i living in?
Minesweeper was retro already in the 2000s. It was a Windows 3.1 game and I first played it in the early 90s.
Never before in any era do I recall so many markets spit balling everything. BTW, Bionicle is the best Lego series (if not best toy line) to ever come out from the 2000s!
I like the original Bionicle the best. They got weirder with every incarnation. The first movie the Mask of Light was awesome!!
I miss this decade so much, as Toploader would say, I had the time of my life during these times, and I wish they could come back
Oh the sweet, sweet 90's and early 00's.... Miss those days
Some of these bring back memories. I have a very large iTunes collection, but still burn CDs occasionally for friends and family. I also used to download music from LimeWire and have the most recent iPod Classic at 160gb, which was discontinued a few weeks after I bought it; the price cost $60.
Ahhh limewire those were the days
Literally played minesweeper earlier this week. It's a great brain game
3D space cadet pinball was one of those games I could play for hours and hours
Same, loved that game.
Burning CDs was kickass. Just listening to all 10 of your favorite songs over and over and over and over and over until you burned a new one. The best was when you could get like 15 songs on 1 CD before MP3 CDs came out.
I think the 90s and the 2000s were the greatest years. The 2000s had just the right amount of technology
I still play Minesweeper. It's a fun little timewaster.
Space cadet pinball, one of the first games i have ever played back in the 2000s
Kids these days will never know the value of patience because they have everything they need in the palm of their hand. We had one device for music(ipod or walkman), one for watching movies(TV, DVD and VHS), one for going online(a dial-up computer the whole family had to share) and one for making calls and texting(a flip phone that we didn't get until our balls properly dropped). We're making everything way too convenient for the next generation. It's no wonder they come across as entitled, triggered little pricks. Us 90s-2000s kids had it just right at the perfect time until Steve Jobs had to ruin everything. Sometimes progress is the enemy. And I think we can all agree that AIM was lightyears better at communicating with friends than today's social media platforms. No toxicity, no narratives, no fake news, no fighting with strangers, no flexing about your fake life, just chit chatting. So much simpler.
P.S.: I still have my IPOD classic and Blockbuster was the best place ever!
Absolutely agree as someone born in 1990 and grew up as a kid in the 90s and a teen in the 2000s. Perfect time to grow up. So thankful I got to experience it.
Please do what we miss about old consoles before ps3 era that involved online features.
- offline 2-4 multiplayer (mostly nintendo)
- many many movie and TV licensed video games
- rip off unofficial games
- games came completed. No patches later on to fix or add content
- no dlc, season passes, or battle passes
Doooooooppppeee ass shit right there, homie… 🔥
I use to love watching TRL at New Years Eve night countdown. Man I miss those days 😭😭😭
I miss the late 2000’s so much sometimes. I was in charge of burning CD’s in my group whenever we went out to listen in the car. So many great road trips with some great tunes courtesy me and my cd/DVD burner.
Never used Limewire, but Bearshare. Wonder if any of you remember that one.
And I was always excited to see the DVD menu as much as the movie itself.
What about 2000-2005?
@@brianodonnell4496 Early 2000’s mostly meant being busy with schoolwork and I got really, really sick, so I don’t have fond memories of those 5 years.
I was born in 2006 and didnt really get to experience the 2000s but whenever i hear beautiful girls by sean kingston it takes me back and is the most 2000s song ever i love it and whenever i hear just give me a reason by p!nk it takes me back to 2013 when i was 6 then turned 7
@@nebulavortex3531 2006-nowadays were trash.
I miss the 2000s even though I was only born in '04
Yes yes yesss
Minesweeper is still played on mobile phones, you could’ve put the entire AOL service, not just AIM and chat rooms, but the games with your friends! Also T Mobile Sidekick was popular before the iPhone killed that device!
It was AIM central lol I remember the boost mobile chirps were popular before the sidekicks
@@TerraCrisis there were all those feature phones in the mid 2000s that were really unique, the Boost Mobile phones had push to talk, I remember being mind blown by the RAZR, Sidekick, and even Nokia had a phone with video recording and playback!
Aol…
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@@videogameguy101 that’s when they mailed free CDs and lots of people didn’t pay for internet for months! But the downside is you’re using dial up!
Omg so many of these brought back memories. I downloaded limewire myself and whenever I got a mislabeled song, I was like, dang it, time wasted. Had so many mixed cds. Loved my razr phone until I went to blackberry and then iPhone. And DDR, I dropped 60 pounds using that. I loved it. Me and a friend would head to the mall, when that was still done, and stayed on it for a few hours. We got so good at it that we would have people watch us so the owner of the arcade gave us free credits bc of the attention we brought in
Ya i had a buddy from North Korea that was a BOSS at DDR... I never bothered with it myself, but this dude could move his legs quicker than most wide recievers probably can lol
Two of these things I still do to this day, sort of. I still burn CDs and DVDs on occasion and I still own a Motorola (though I canceled my plan on it years ago because I would on average make five calls no more than 30 seconds long on it in a year because I've always hating talking on the phone, even on landlines.)
Every single other of the things on this list make me feel even older (or perhaps just hardcore introverted) because when they were new...I had no interest in them. Never had an Ipod (or even a Walkman, I can't stand headphones and earbuds), never used Limewire (had no internet until I was in highschool), never ordered anything through the mail (I prefer to hold the thing I'm going to buy in my hand before I buy it), aside from always wearing exclusively black I never "scened" (hardcore introvert, I tried my hardest to disappear into the shadows like Batman in highscool so I'd never have to talk to anyone ever), I knew from the very start the "no carbs diet" was a sham, never liked MTV or reality shows (cartoons and anime were my jam), I played Minesweeper once and immediately rage-quit because as even my current Let's Plays of Gamecube and Nintendo DS ROMs demonstrate...I have a shorter temper with games than the AVGN, And because of the aforementioned introvert-thing, I avoided ALL forms of instant messaging like the plague we've been stuck indoors over for the past two years.
Oh and yeah these past two years may have been the least stressful of my entire life because now I have a valid reason to never be within six feet of any other living thing ever.
Never understood how to play minesweeper so I wasn’t really into it. I played pinball constantly tho! Lmao
When will I stop falling for the titles? I seriously did half of these things in the last week.
I don't own an iPod, but I typically burn a CD each year with my top 20 favorite songs of the year on it. It typically ends up being 75-79 minutes long, so it's perfect that CDs can hold 80 minutes of music.
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I still have a iPod touch. I miss the Classic.
The college my sister teaches at in New York had some engineering students that needed some cash. She had them build a Dance Dance Revolution arcade quality dance stage for my nephew last year.. It looks like the real arcade machine dance stage.
I was born in 95 and am pretty happy with our new way of doing things today. I still look forward to the future.
I was born in 93 and i accept some changes
Damn how time has flown. Still have the first iPod, the colored one, and the full screen, that work to this day. My Razr, yes still works, and can make calls, buts its tricky to do it. Along with the water resistant Walkman, both cassette and CD, with a tower of cd's with hundreds of MP3 files downloaded of Napster (thanks Metallica) and Limewire. I miss MuchTV, VH1, and old school MTV. I stll remember my AIM sn and password, I can still make it to work but just talk to a handful of people. Certain entities use it. So happy to have live through the 90's and 2000's. Such simpler times with some pretty cool shit. Mostly good memories, and bad. Nostalgia at it's best. Fuck yeah.
Having a well built and mobile music library in your pocket was impressive back in the day
Living peacefully without Facebook
Facebooks still a thing? 😨
People still play DDR to this day. Do people in masses still go to arcades to play it no. It still has a large community that still plays and it still in arcades in almost every part of America thanks to round 1 arcades.
Never used limewire it was Morpheus for me, never played mine sweeper and I still have my burned CD's. Definitely no ddr or aim.
Nice list ! I used to burn mix cd at the end of the 90's, and still listining to them even now, and still working fine. It was great. Lime wire and the unforgettable Napster of course. And about instant messengers, ICQ was my fav !
The Atkins diet is the Ketogenic diet and now we just call it keto because it's trendier🙄. It was supposed to be for epileptic patients who need to control seizures.
I was going to say they still have Atkins frozen dinners. Great if you’re on Keto, which is advised for certain medical conditions.
I was 8 in 2000, it was a simple yet crazy time altogether. No one was on their phones 24/7, book fairs was my school’s craze, and I received my first film camera.
Book fairs now those were the days
I miss my Handspring Visor pda...I freaking loved that thing even though I had zero real use for it.
Born in 1991. Graduated high school in 2009. Went from being 9 years old to 18 in the 2000s.
I still have my LimeWire collection in my iPod Nano 2nd gen I use daily. And I embrace becoming a scene kid once again at age 28 🤣
You can take the kid outta the scene but you cant take the scene outta the kid 😆 if that makes sence lmao
@@MrSkullMerchant makes perfect sense
I still play minesweeper every now and then, its a nice simple brain teaser game if you understand how to play it.
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It’s really amazing how we were the last generation to be able to have at least a little bit of experience with what it was like in the 80s and 90s before the technology we’ve used evolved, some for the better, some for worse.
Damn... This just made me feel old as hell!! 😂 But this was an awesome time! A mix between analog and digital in a sense. Limewire was open all day everyday on my Dell laptop! I was making cds all the time! then I also got a DVD burner! Talk about a game changer lol! TRL loved it! Ipod loved it! Oh and I'd be on my Netflix and gamefly que adjusting to make sure I got the new stuff I wanted asap! Now it's just all too easy lol
Born in ‘93. I remember watching Jackass on MTV and getting into heavy metal music.
Born in 1996. I miss watching MTV back then. I wasn't into heave metal but I loved Linkin Park back in 2007-2008.
Not as good as the 90s but MUCH better than the 💩ty times we're going through.
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Thanks for the videos team Mojo
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Be safe and STAY blessed everyone
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Naaaawww man. I’ve still got my IPods, in fact 6 to be exact!!!!!!!!!!!! I just got done reloading one today adding new music to the already flowing library on it.
I still get DVDs from Netflix in the mail. I'm a time traveler.
I still get DVDs from Netflix in the mail, too.
Their DVD selection is far better than their streaming selection
During my high school and college times, I realized not too many ppl knew how to play minesweeper. I was obsessed on setting new record on each library computer wherever I go including public libraries. I'm pretty sure they all have been replaced with new computer by now even before ppl even tried looking at its highscore
“Top 10 things from the 2000’s that are still better and will still do to this day including jamming to pop punk”
Lol
It wasnt a faze for people like us 😆
I was born in ‘93 and I got my first iPod in 2004 for Christmas and then an iPod touch in 2009 (which I still kind of use to this day).
Well speak for yourself. 😆
Keep it up on your work and this video and channel
so thankful i was born on the 2000s, I still experienced these things nd glad to say it was simpler back then
Thanks you for your video and channel
Simple times, happier memories, I miss the 90s/00s so much.
#5 is soo reminiscing... I still play it on Google Play
Netflix hasn't decreased their library. I back fill the classics that aren't available thru streaming. 13 bucks for 16 movies a month! AND the iPod Classic, 160G of space! There still isn't anything on the market like it. A plus is the sounds are richer than flash based music on phones. Have my entire CD library and songs I purchased, and playlists by genre and decades. I still use mine almost daily, connects to the cars and I have 2 Bose docking stations no subscription fees or commercials!
The first MP3 player predates the ipod by about 4 whole years.
I still use Netflix DVD. Still have the best overall selection, especially from other services (HBO, Showtime, etc). I still use my iPod in my house as my music source connected to speakers. I still have minesweeper on this iPad that I’m using.
Still have my original iPod and have enough music on it that it will play 24/7 for over a month! Use it daily when the radio sucks. Treasure it and it’s a family heirloom now. My adult kids are already fighting over which one gets it. Live on, little pod!
Lol mine sweeper brings back so many memories. I just downloaded it onto my phone for the nights I can't sleep 😅 thanks for this video brought back so many decent memories for me
I love playing Minesweeper on my iPhone. I was using AIM, and later Pidgin, until they shut the servers down several years ago.
In the early 2000s everything felt perfect like good music good movies in tv shows no social media just interacting in person after school fun times
Flash videos. It was so much fun creating videos in macro media Flash and watching other users’ videos. This should have been on the list or even an honorable mention.
Yeah, watching Newgrounds videos is/was a blast
Great video and I enjoyed it and have a blessed night
I miss talking on MSN when it was popular, and Bebo