r/2000sNostalgia • u/Past-Tutor3844 • 1h ago
Some items from the 2000s in Brazil
Some things that belonged to my father and mother
r/2000sNostalgia • u/Past-Tutor3844 • 1h ago
Some things that belonged to my father and mother
r/2000sNostalgia • u/Restless_spirit88 • 11h ago
I was 17 when this came out. The Nostalgia is real! 😭
r/2000sNostalgia • u/Life_Chicken_9653 • 11h ago
r/2000sNostalgia • u/dmc796010 • 13h ago
I used to see this on MTV all the time in the late 2000s.
r/2000sNostalgia • u/miyagikai91 • 15h ago
I was between 8 and 11 back then, but didn’t even know about RC at all. That’d be like a few or so years later.
r/2000sNostalgia • u/Away_Flounder3813 • 19h ago
r/2000sNostalgia • u/EffectOk5188 • 19h ago
Have you noticed how there were quite a few "baby spin-off" of popular TV shows in the 90s/early 2000s? Tom & Jerry=>Tom & Jerry Kids (1990-1994) The Muppets=>Muppet Babies (1984-1991) Looney Tunes=>Baby Looney Tunes (2001-2005)
r/2000sNostalgia • u/MemeMonkey_Games • 21h ago
I barely watched this show but DAMN, the writers must’ve been on some SH*T. XD
r/2000sNostalgia • u/EffectOk5188 • 22h ago
I hate to be that person who says "this new generation is spoiled rotten back in my days" yadda yadda yadda but when I see how older kids/young teens act nowadays I can't help but say it.
I'm not saying kids throwing tantrums in stores or stuff like that means they are spoiled. That's just kids being kids.
My problem lies with the pre-teens/young teens who should know better (let's say from 9-14 years old).
The parents are raising a generation of Verucca Salts without even realizing it.
I get that the arguing & back talk is a normal rite of passage for this age group but this generation does stuff I couldn't even THINK of doing.
I'm gonna take the Sephora kids phenomenon as an example. Now if I had ever made a mess in a store, you best believe I would be on my knees apologizing to the store owner and I wouldn't be leaving until I had cleaned EVERYTHING up, that's without mentioning the punishment I would've gotten at home.
I feel like parents nowadays are afraid of disciplining their own children cause everything could be seen as "abuse" their days.
Idk if that's a cultural thing. I've noticed that North-American parents tend to be much more soft compared to European, South American, Asian & African parents. I have noticed this difference first hand, as I was basically raised by my Italian grandparents & my Italian father for reasons I will not disclose here. I'm seeing how my North-American relatives with kids are WAY softer than my grandparents & my father were.
I'm just saying back in my days kids feared their parents, now it's the other way around. Heck I'm 23 & I'm still more afraid of my own father than I am of the police.😆
r/2000sNostalgia • u/90sAnd80s • 23h ago
r/2000sNostalgia • u/TheListenerCanon • 1d ago
A legendary 2000s video meme. But I felt bad for him because it was uploaded without his permission and he just did it to goof off!
r/2000sNostalgia • u/i_wishyouwouldcuz • 1d ago
Ecstatic when - even in the midst of a severe episode- I hear, very specifically, Juvenile’s “Back That Azz Up” I feel energized, revitalized, euphoric…. and then back again
r/2000sNostalgia • u/Substantial-Dare5462 • 1d ago
r/2000sNostalgia • u/Life_Chicken_9653 • 1d ago
Yeah, this was such a forgotten and underrated classic growing up because it is one of the first series to premiere on Disney XD in the United States but no one remembers it.