With regards to the late '00s, I seriously would like to look down on this era. With the fallout from Iraq, housing bubble/great recession, (continued) decline of pop music with autotune/EDM, and people starting to act more like zombies with all this technology, its an era I would like to forget about and won't be nostalgic that even the early '00s will be (gets a pass as it was the end of high school).

The thing is I don't care about the popular trends or music, I didn't listen to the radio so that has no effect on me. I also was in my early teens so the economy had no effect one me. I just miss ths good old days and am nostalgic over the late 2000s because it was fun still being a kid.

Pop music hasn't really declined that much but Hiphop and R&B sadly took a dive at the end of the decade.


and a lot of new Hip Hop artists came on the scene.

Me too, since I grew up in that decade!  :D A lot of good memories-qubo, Kewlopolis, Pokemon Diamond and Pearl, Cereal Straws, Go-Tarts, revivals of 80's franchises, Tamagotchi, G3 My Little Pony, Kidtoon Films...the list never stops!

Me too, since I grew up in that decade!  :D A lot of good memories-qubo, Kewlopolis, Pokemon Diamond and Pearl, Cereal Straws, Go-Tarts, revivals of 80's franchises, Tamagotchi, G3 My Little Pony, Kidtoon Films...the list never stops!

I got into Speed Racer because of the movie that came out. Watched the cartoon and got the DS game too.

I don't somehow just this year I started getting nostalgic for the late 00's. Probably because I turned 20 this year and a lot of people my age are starting to miss their childhood more and more around this time. It's also weird just this year I started having more and more nostalgia for the 2000s in general. It's just starting to feel like a completely different time especially how the internet was back then. 2000s nostalgia will creep on us in the next few years especially after we get even more enhanced tech coming out.

I guess I kinda miss it, but not in the pop cultural sense. Gosh, there was a lot of bad music in the late 2000's but I had fun with my friends. I miss going out in the cornfield.

I don't feel nostalgia for late 00s culture, but for personal reasons.

late 00s was garbage except for the movies and tech

Gosh, there was a lot of bad music in the late 2000's

Ikr? Lupe fiasco and lady gaga were terrible. Thank god we have Iggy Azalea now ::)

Ikr? Lupe fiasco and lady gaga were terrible. Thank god we have Iggy Azalea now ::)


Lupe Fiasco was never particularly popular here in America, Lady Gaga was never that good in the first place, and Iggy Azalea's 15 minutes of fame are over. I prefer Adele, Ed Sheeran, Ella Henderson, Calvin Harris, Luke Bryan, Bruno Mars, Coldplay, Imagine Dragons, early Nicki Minaj, and B.o.B.

I only like Calvin Harris - and I don't mind some of Coldplay's work - but Calvin Harris has been making music since 2006 and Coldplay have been popular for donkeys years.

Don't like Adele or Bruno Mars - or any of the others on there.

Calvin Harris song from 2007. Reached #10 on the UK charts.

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I prefer his early work, but most people outside the UK aren't aware of his older music.

I would consider the late 2000s to be the cutoff for nostalgia to me, because the early 2010s were only 5-2 years ago and they're still recent to most people. But if the early 2010s would be nostalgic, then I wouldn't even dare getting nostalgic over the decade.

I would consider the late 2000s to be the cutoff for nostalgia to me, because the early 2010s were only 5-2 years ago and they're still recent to most people. But if the early 2010s would be nostalgic, then I wouldn't even dare getting nostalgic over the decade.


Hey nice dude, and I like those list of 2000's sitcoms you got on your list, and welcome to this site!

Hey nice dude, and I like those list of 2000's sitcoms you got on your list, and welcome to this site!


Thanks dude.

I have undeniably nostalgia for that year now that sparked just today. But only school associated. Summer school to be exact.

Only a little bit for late 2009. I was looking for something missing, and I came across some of my high school notes and the dates were September 2009 or so, and that hit me really hard and put me in my happy place. Those were fun times for me.  ;D

Other than that, most things were worse in the late 2000s, so it's going to be hard to be nostalgic.

I only really like 2007 and 2008.

My main nostalgia years are the mid to late 2000s. 2006-2010, I was 16-20 years old.

I would like to be any age between 16-20 again, but it would also have to be the same era. Basically I would just like to go back in time and live my life from the age of 16 upwards.

The late 2000s had a lot of the things people seem to take for granted today, mobile internet, web 2.0, etc. Most people wouldn't notice much difference between now and 10 years ago. I am still visiting the same websites, playing the same games.

It's weird because I was a young person back then but now I am no longer in that age group, it's quite strange really.

My main nostalgia years are the mid to late 2000s. 2006-2010, I was 16-20 years old.

I would like to be any age between 16-20 again, but it would also have to be the same era. Basically I would just like to go back in time and live my life from the age of 16 upwards.

I stated this my self as I looked back on school. Its not simple in the slightest. If I was to go back to school, I would have to work with seeing multiple females since those are one of the aspects I miss.

This was when long hair on guys was cool, so I also miss it.

This was when long hair on guys was cool, so I also miss it.


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Is that you in your avatar?


I freaking wish.

I freaking wish.


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I didn't have that particular hairstyle, but a hair straightener and some hair gel would take you a long way in the late 2000s  :D

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and some hair gel would take you a long way in the late 2000s  :D


My hair might be set alight or something and I'll lose it for ever, especially if I try to straighten it.

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My hair might be set alight or something and I'll lose it for ever, especially if I try to straighten it.


You need to wear gloves and not put the straightener too close to the scalp (and of course have long hair)

You need to wear gloves and not put the straightener too close to the scalp (and of course have long hair)


My parents may cut it before I get to that stage, and the only way I could resist would be to shout at them or hit them. Also, what sort of gloves specifically?

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I could start here, but, as I said, my hair won't get long enough.

My parents may cut it before I get to that stage, and the only way I could resist would be to shout at them or hit them. Also, what sort of gloves specifically?

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I could start here, but, as I said, my hair won't get long enough.


Just any heat resistant gloves, even oven gloves could work. Your parents would yell at you? Are you still in high school or do you just have strict parents?

And holy crap that looks like a lot of work.  :o  ;D

In the late 2000s I would more follow this guy's hair in the beginning of the video, except I didn't put in too much product. Just put hold where it looked necessary. 5 minutes on my hair max!  ;D

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It was fun while it lasted, but by the early '10s, I realized I looked more attractive with a crew cut  :-X

Just any heat resistant gloves, even oven gloves could work. Your parents would yell at you? Are you still in high school or do you just have strict parents?

And holy crap that looks like a lot of work.  :o  ;D

In the late 2000s I would more follow this guy's hair in the beginning of the video, except I didn't put in too much product. Just put hold where it looked necessary. 5 minutes on my hair max!  ;D

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It was fun while it lasted, but by the early '10s, I realized I looked more attractive with a crew cut  :-X


I'm at uni and I have strict parents. I hope I won't fall asleep in the lecture today.

Would latex or woolly gloves work? I'm tempted to do it without gloves.

I can see why. The late 00s are now 6-8 years ago which is not even recent. For this period, I began high school, so it was a huge transition for me after graduating jr high. It's also when I went on social media more often beginning with MySpace. 7th generation gaming was at its height especially since FPSes weren't the majority of games. Reality tv skyrocketed with KUWTK. Simple phones were very common and broadband internet was popular. Music wasnt all electropop. Moreover, people still had connections with each other through calling, texting and emailing and didn't look like zombies.


There will always be disagreements, I guess it depends what you mean when you refer to people "looking like zombies"? I assume you mean people walking around oblivious? That has been common since at least the last 10 years.

Also it depends what you mean by phones being simple in 2006. In 2005 for instance I had a phone that you could go on the internet on, listen to music and take pics with. Of course it was only 1 megapixel and you couldn't store a lot of tunes and the internet capability was basic but it was hardly a black and white phone with only texting and calling capabilities.

There will always be disagreements, I guess it depends what you mean when you refer to people "looking like zombies"? I assume you mean people walking around oblivious? That has been common since at least the last 10 years.

Also it depends what you mean by phones being simple in 2006. In 2005 for instance I had a phone that you could go on the internet on, listen to music and take pics with. Of course it was only 1 megapixel and you couldn't store a lot of tunes and the internet capability was basic but it was hardly a black and white phone with only texting and calling capabilities.


But those phones aren't really as addicting as phones from today, which have more capabilities than the average flip-phone in the mid-late 2000s. You could text faster, have more data, surf the Internet faster, and have high quality ringtones.

But those phones aren't really as addicting as phones from today, which have more capabilities than the average flip-phone in the mid-late 2000s. You could text faster, have more data, surf the Internet faster, and have high quality ringtones.


iOS doesn't have a lot of customisation (you could change the theme on your phone on a Nokia smartphone that ran Series 40), you could pirate apps like on Android (good thing since Gameloft have basically become the EA of the mobile gaming world in addition to EA on consoles and PCs) and run the executables like you would a Windows program, the games weren't all Clash of Clans, Flappy Bird and Temple Run clones, the phones were actually helpful for the visually impaired and productivity users especially with T9, and they killed off unlimited data this decade for mobile broadband in my country since 4G was introduced. Oh, and two of my Nokias could run a few standalone .swf files. Only Three and giffgaff here in the UK still have such tariffs, and giffgaff uses Three's network and is only available in the UK.

I'm basically talking about the phones people had in the mid-late 2000s, before most people had an iPhone and when phones like the Nokia 3310 would be considered "primitive".

iOS doesn't have a lot of customisation (you could change the theme on your phone on a Nokia smartphone that ran Series 40), you could pirate apps like on Android (good thing since Gameloft have basically become the EA of the mobile gaming world in addition to EA on consoles and PCs) and run the executables like you would a Windows program, the games weren't all Clash of Clans, Flappy Bird and Temple Run clones, the phones were actually helpful for the visually impaired and productivity users especially with T9, and they killed off unlimited data this decade for mobile broadband in my country since 4G was introduced. Oh, and two of my Nokias could run a few standalone .swf files. Only Three and giffgaff here in the UK still have such tariffs, and giffgaff uses Three's network and is only available in the UK.

I'm basically talking about the phones people had in the mid-late 2000s, before most people had an iPhone and when phones like the Nokia 3310 would be considered "primitive".


I'm pretty sure I knew that the day I got my first iPad, which was 5 years ago.

The best part of the late 2000s was the creation of the most amazing operating system in the history of the world in 2009. My personal favourite OS ever, the one and only, Windows 7!  :D

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The best part of the late 2000s was the creation of the most amazing operating system in the history of the world in 2009. My personal favourite OS ever, the one and only, Windows 7!  :D

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I miss having Windows 7 during 2012 to late 2015. It was cool, but not as cool as Windows XP.

I miss having Windows 7 during 2012 to late 2015. It was cool, but not as cool as Windows XP.

I think Windows 7 is much better than XP. Faster, newer and more stable. Plus the UI is nicer too.

I think Windows 7 is much better than XP. Faster, newer and more stable. Plus the UI is nicer too.


Yeah. It's also discontinued since 2014. But if I had to choose a Windows OS, it had to be 10. I find it more faster than 7, imo.

Yeah. It's also discontinued since 2014. But if I had to choose a Windows OS, it had to be 10. I find it more faster than 7, imo.

I hate Windows 10 so much. It's also not that much faster than 7 other than boot/startup times. Windows 7 forever!

I hate Windows 10 so much. It's also not that much faster than 7 other than boot/startup times. Windows 7 forever!


Okay. As somebody who kinda liked Windows 7, it was a good OS. It was better than Vista, to be honest.

Okay. As somebody who kinda liked Windows 7, it was a good OS. It was better than Vista, to be honest.

Oh yeah, Vista sucked.

The best part of the late 2000s was the creation of the most amazing operating system in the history of the world in 2009. My personal favourite OS ever, the one and only, Windows 7!  :D

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I still have Windows 7.

But those phones aren't really as addicting as phones from today, which have more capabilities than the average flip-phone in the mid-late 2000s. You could text faster, have more data, surf the Internet faster, and have high quality ringtones.


I don't know, I haven't owned a smartphone really yet. The base functionality has been around for at least a decade. A lot of stuff from 11 or 12 years ago still looks modern. Nokia N gage, Sony PSP, etc. I guess I am not as much of a technology nerd as most people of my generation :P

And how come some ppl say "addicting" instead of "addictive"? The later sounds far more natural.

I don't know, I haven't owned a smartphone really yet. The base functionality has been around for at least a decade. A lot of stuff from 11 or 12 years ago still looks modern. Nokia N gage, Sony PSP, etc. I guess I am not as much of a technology nerd as most people of my generation :P

And how come some ppl say "addicting" instead of "addictive"? The later sounds far more natural.



No thanks to Apple, aka iSimplify.


As for the second point on "addicting", we just need to ditch English.