You can sense the optimism for the new millenium. Economy was booming, 9/11 didn't happen yet. I was a preteen around this time. I remember thinking that 2020 would be a star trek reality. Sadly didn't turn out that way lol
2020 could've been like Toonami... AND SWAYZAK COULD'VE BEEN ROUND. INSTEAD, NOBODY KNOWS WHO HE IS. Blame Cartoon Network for taking the game off their site and making it lost media for fucking making this painful, harsh reality. And it's not just him. Say "You twit" to anyone that's under 17 and they'll be like "WTF?!" They don't know that the Computer was one of the legends of the Y2K era, someone we all looked forward and looked up to. It's the fact that Cartoon Network changed post-2014 with Teen Titans Go, PPG 2016, Ben 10 2017, ThunderCats Roar, and idiotic decisions like saying no to a Billy & Mandy reboot on the grounds that "no kids know who they are" or saying no to Galactic KND yet approving PPG 2016 without the creator's approval and having all kinds of gross weird shit in it. And don't get me started on the live-action PPG...
@sweetblackblood1 as long as death is painless it doesn't really matter. we all going to die eventually, what happens before death is inconsequential. There was nothing wrong with your original comment
I’ve always liked the aesthetic of this era although I was 2 and 3 years old in 1999 and 2000 so I don’t remember these commercials too well although this aesthetic lasted until 2003 or 2004 when I was 6 or 7 years old.
As a graphic designer that was born in '96, witnessing this kind of aesthetic during my childhood in the early 00s really influenced my current personal art style today
Minimalism is going out of style. "Maximalism" is the new trend in design, like a return to Art Deco and 80s extravagance. I predict the Y2K aesthetic will make a comeback in some form in another 10-25 years from now. Fashion is cyclical.
@@microsoftsam_yt its already coming back actually.. sorta niche but pretty prevalent in certain teen internet communites, especially in terms of y2k fashion
Agreed. I hate that alot of electronics today try to go for this "premium" look using aluminum and glass. Although it feels nice its utilitarian, boring and lacks any personality. I really hope some company this decade says fuck it and at least puts y2k like color scheme into there products and not another space grey and rose gold.
Yeah, and the fact that the Computer from Courage the Cowardly Dog was probably based on people's fear of machines taking over makes it even worse. When did it go from machines to terrorists?! I FUCKING HATE TERRORISTS!!
I wish our future look like this. Funky. The 3Dness from a PlayStation. Light blue or red hue behind the editing of the video. Shiny. Glowing texts with blur on it. It’s that one look I can’t find the name or describe greatly. Like there a hidden color in it. I think the things look bit fuzzy then very smooth. Do you know what I mean like look closer. There this fuzzy on it. Why that guy got two pictures on his fucking nipples what is with it.
4:36 “Consciousness is that annoying thing in between naps.” Sounds like something i’d hear reblogged to high hell *today* but nah, they were ahead of the game.
Complete with Swayzak and the Computer, TOM and Sara, the machine revolution, a perfect future ruled by machines. Cybersex. Digital euphoria. Electronic heaven. Welcome to interface.
There actually is a small "neo-Y2K" music scene that pulls from this era for its sound. Check out some music from artists like DV-i. Their EP "implementation" is a perfect encapsulation of this style. Of course, you can't go wrong with the actual music from the time either. These types of commercial spots were largely scored by genres that were popular in the late 90s and early 2000s, such as drum n' bass, electronica, industrial rock, big beat, and European/Japanese house music.
It’s crazy, in my mind I can still feel the same vibe from back then as if it was current time. Especially after watching these. I’m going into keep this vibe with me. The optimism we had back then is hard to come by now! I was like 15 then. It would have been such a cherry on top if this compilation had the Mitsubishi Eclipse commercial from 2002 in it. We should have preserved a lot of trends and general outlook of the near future from this time, but we threw it all away. Life is strange
Notice the trend with all these commercials. most of them they use Jungle/ Ambient DnB music. which is why We associate that sound with Y2K Futurism today
I wonder how many of these folks celebrating their nostalgia for the early 2000's in the comments remember how Windows XP was a swear word back in 2002. Windows ME 2000 was literally the perfect operating system, NT was when everything Micro$oft started going to shit!
@@paulocardoso9605 Oh, dont get me wrong. After a decade of patchwork and 2 complete overhauls Windows XP SP-3 was the shit yo! Hell, I liked it so much more than 7 (Vista with lipstick) that I managed to cling onto it as my daily OS until 2016 and even today still keep a boot partician of POS Embedded 2009 for it. What I dont understand is why the very same people who get nostalgia boners for W-98 also love hating on ME/2000 as a meme, to the point where its whole legacy is now remembered as nothing more than the ultamite lolcow Windows os, WHEN ME/2000 IS BASICALLY JUST AN UPDATED VOF THE SAME W-98 OS! Yes Me/2000 absolutly fucking sucked, I still painfully remember using it, but guess what? I still happily continued using it till almost the 2000's because W-98 sucked even more and XP was just too damn bloated to run on any machine with so much as a scrap of 20th century hardware. That was the main reason why I hated XP back in 2002, it was a blatant cash grab by Micro$oft to make you throw out your 4 year old W98 computer and buy a new machine. XP SP-1 did absolutly nothing better than ME but required far more resources to do the very same things. Yes, it could support up to 4GB of RAM, but so what? Software was coded so lean back then that you would almost never even need half that much. 512 mb was plenty, and as little as 64 mb was sufficient if your computer was just a glorified word processor like most PC's back then. Even if 512 wasnt enough for you it was still very easy to break that artificial hardware limit through some simple bios tweaks, Microsoft just never bothered to remove the cap because of blatant planned obsolecance. Its all the same shit that apple does today with its products where you see countless Mac's and Ipads become new E-waste for the worlds landfills simply because their hardware is over 5 years old and no longer supported by the newest OS that simple apps like Kindle require you to have just to check emails and read a book. It was the same shit back then with XP, just Microsofts way of forcing you to buy new hardware just to run Office 2003 after realizing after Office 2000/XP that not enough improvements could be made to Office 97 to make us want to cumsoom the newer software naturally. As a result software continues to grow more bloated exponentially to the point where I have actually had to throw out a cheap laptop from 2015 just because 2GB of RAM literally is not enough anymore just to open a simple goddamn Word document with Office 2016. GOD I WISH THE LINUX COMMUNITY WOULD PULL ITS HEAD OUT OF ITS ASS AND FOCUS ON BETTER SOFTWARE COMPATABILITY INSTEAD OF THE NEXT NEEDLESSLY COMPLICATED FAGTECH CUSTOM FEATURE!!!!!! As for data collection, well I dont know what to say on that since I still use a flip phone and just pirated a copy of Win10 LTSB when I could finally no longer keep using XP for everything.
@@YuukiTakemoto1996 then your parents were biggest money rustlas who could have been using IBM OS2 or Apple while it was still good instead. Linux was about your only alternative to windows ME/98 in 2002 if you didnt want to throw out an entire PC for having 4 year old hardware.
@@ekkieck yes, i know what a text to speech program is, i've alread dealt with balaboka in the past. The thing is... The audio that they make is super specific and i'bve never seen any TTS do these specific tones of voice.
Because we 90s kids had tougher eyes than today' generation. We watched Pokemon even though Porygon posed an epilepsy risk for some of us, we played Nintendo and Sega, and if we got seizures we were simply too weak to handle the awesome.
@@DashsChannel It was diffused only one day in japan tho. The rest of the world had the corrected version. And no, many kids had epilepsy in the 90's and 00's. It was just more risky for some people and no one really cared.
@@DashsChannel Porygon ep never aired in America. Good thing, because when I saw it, I was mad that there wasn't a computer virus in the transporter system! I guess they would've pulled a "the virus isn't evil" if there was, like in the cyberspace episode of Courage the Cowardly Dog.
All these comments from people who were kids during this era and their rose-colored glasses. 😀 Of course y'all think the pre-9/11 era was some golden time. The views you have are distorted by ads and your happy childhood memories. We can't move forward because we're so stuck on yesterday.
![TEEDEE TADA - DIAMOND NARAKORN X LEGO LYKN [Special Dance Performance]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/QgtZedFeumA/mqdefault.jpg)
y2k should make a comeback, they were ahead of their time and everything was fun
Kinda true I was just thinking how little has changed. Like how from 70's -2000 were kind of samey
@Mario Andrei the future is already here. Just not for everyone William Gibson said somewhere. I'm from the not for everyone bit. Meh
it’s back!
they shouldn't. sorry, it's a horrible time. just live the present 2020s time.
@@ronaldjohndalmacio8117 please don't spoil the mood
You can sense the optimism for the new millenium. Economy was booming, 9/11 didn't happen yet. I was a preteen around this time. I remember thinking that 2020 would be a star trek reality. Sadly didn't turn out that way lol
@sweetblackblood1 i feel that bro
@sweetblackblood1 that's not how it works and u really just admitted you want over 7 billion ppl to die lmao
2020 could've been like Toonami... AND SWAYZAK COULD'VE BEEN ROUND. INSTEAD, NOBODY KNOWS WHO HE IS. Blame Cartoon Network for taking the game off their site and making it lost media for fucking making this painful, harsh reality.
And it's not just him. Say "You twit" to anyone that's under 17 and they'll be like "WTF?!" They don't know that the Computer was one of the legends of the Y2K era, someone we all looked forward and looked up to. It's the fact that Cartoon Network changed post-2014 with Teen Titans Go, PPG 2016, Ben 10 2017, ThunderCats Roar, and idiotic decisions like saying no to a Billy & Mandy reboot on the grounds that "no kids know who they are" or saying no to Galactic KND yet approving PPG 2016 without the creator's approval and having all kinds of gross weird shit in it. And don't get me started on the live-action PPG...
@sweetblackblood1 as long as death is painless it doesn't really matter. we all going to die eventually, what happens before death is inconsequential. There was nothing wrong with your original comment
They made sure it didn't.
take me to DIGITAL WORLD
DIDGITAL WOELD, OK!
Digimon!
@@The_Greens_ Tell me. What digimon do they get?
D I G I T A L
@@nashawesome2840 I'm thinking the driver would get Cyberdramon, and the lady in the back seat would have Gururumon.
I miss this era so much, everything was colorful and futuristic.
Sure it was
After watching these commercials I feel like I miss the early 2000's, even if I wasn't even alive yet.
@Sexy Amy Rose Nyjahi is this a bot??
same
I’ve always liked the aesthetic of this era although I was 2 and 3 years old in 1999 and 2000 so I don’t remember these commercials too well although this aesthetic lasted until 2003 or 2004 when I was 6 or 7 years old.
Mcbling era started in 2003 or 2004
@@DhdjcuieoeMcbling was already around in 2001/2002, it just got popular around 2003, Y2K lasted until 2004
As a graphic designer that was born in '96, witnessing this kind of aesthetic during my childhood in the early 00s really influenced my current personal art style today
this shit is so beautiful im crying
i know right
Not gonna lie, does the early-00s brings a tear to my eye.
I'm so sick of social media and our reliance on our phones, take me back to this
just enough tech to entertain, but not so extreme it consumed our lives, it was a solid balance.
as guy born in early 2000s (2002) i like this Y2K aesthetic so much.
I hope early 2000s will gain same popularity as 1980s.
That lady in the first one had the voice of Robot Jones. In fact, both speak with a program called Macintalk.
Soulwax's radio show 1999 - 2001
Wtf ahahaa
8:33 “Yo, Mister White, I gotta have some chewing gum”
i miss the early 2000's :(
I miss the old plastic look of things. The new minimalist design of now is shit
Minimalism is going out of style. "Maximalism" is the new trend in design, like a return to Art Deco and 80s extravagance. I predict the Y2K aesthetic will make a comeback in some form in another 10-25 years from now. Fashion is cyclical.
To me, minimalism looks clean and tidy, it's pretty calming to my eyes.
Amen
@@microsoftsam_yt its already coming back actually.. sorta niche but pretty prevalent in certain teen internet communites, especially in terms of y2k fashion
Agreed. I hate that alot of electronics today try to go for this "premium" look using aluminum and glass. Although it feels nice its utilitarian, boring and lacks any personality. I really hope some company this decade says fuck it and at least puts y2k like color scheme into there products and not another space grey and rose gold.
Imagine the disillusionment Millennials felt towards the end of the decade when this was the world that we were presented With during our childhoods
Yeah, and the fact that the Computer from Courage the Cowardly Dog was probably based on people's fear of machines taking over makes it even worse. When did it go from machines to terrorists?! I FUCKING HATE TERRORISTS!!
idk
millenials created most minamalist interior designs, they had this world and made it bland
I remember being a young kid thinking life would be like this once I became an adult... yeah no lol!
You can make it that way, create your own aesthetic.
I wish our future look like this. Funky. The 3Dness from a PlayStation. Light blue or red hue behind the editing of the video. Shiny. Glowing texts with blur on it. It’s that one look I can’t find the name or describe greatly. Like there a hidden color in it. I think the things look bit fuzzy then very smooth. Do you know what I mean like look closer. There this fuzzy on it. Why that guy got two pictures on his fucking nipples what is with it.
some of these commercials feel so futuristic.
I love the sound effects.
Man that opening Panasonic commercial is everything people in the 80s and 90s thought the year 2000 and 2001 would look like 😂
7:17 these Mitsubishi ads always had catchy one hit wonders!
how do i find you everywhere, vaporwave, y2k, what else?!
@@M364A Haha we definitely have similar interests and I usually comment on everything 😄
@@NostalgiCrazy pretty kewl
6:35 RADIOSHACK??!
My goodness that brought back serious nostalgic memories
i was born in the early 2000's. i guess i just like the aesthetic
when the the 3D logo desgins gonna comeback to life
Y2K aesthetic is my ASMR.
watching these high is insane y2k stoners must have been livid
These comeercials were art
This is better than 2010s
That starburst commercial was ridiculous! GENIUS
4:36
“Consciousness is that annoying thing in between naps.”
Sounds like something i’d hear reblogged to high hell *today* but nah, they were ahead of the game.
Literally just watched a video on Windows ME by LGR, that's amazing
@Sexy Amy Rose Nyjahi I have absolutely no idea why you are mentioning this to me, but if I ever play a Sonic game I'll remember this I guess.
@Sexy Amy Rose Nyjahi I'm just curious why you're telling me this when I'm just talking about a Microsoft operating system
@Sexy Amy Rose Nyjahi this is the weirdest bot I've ever seen
Ok I'm so happy to grow up in that generation xD
El 2000 se veía más futurista que el 2020
this was the y2k i grew up with. now the white girls are throwing on pink tracksuits and calling it y2k.
😂
thats what i call: McBling
There's a ton of "aesthetics" from the 2000s. Paris Hilton pink suits. Y2K futurism. Baby Phat urban. Etc etc.
@@xobile.123 still, Y2K isnt "Paris Hilton Pink suit", i think you mean McBling
Pink suits are more like mid - late 2000s. Some people think Y2K just means the 2000's, they are wrong. Y2K = late 90s to early 2000's.
Why is there a sense of trying to be futuristic but in the most cheezy way possible 😅
There was no way to have a casual ad back then lol
it was the new millennium
cheesy is fun
The most satisfying videos!
gaze into the future that could've been
Complete with Swayzak and the Computer, TOM and Sara, the machine revolution, a perfect future ruled by machines. Cybersex. Digital euphoria. Electronic heaven. Welcome to interface.
It was the millennium so it everything had to be futuristic.
The matrix impact
*ghost in the shell's indirect impact of influencing the matrix
@@emilyl52003 nah
@@GREG_Khar-NÜ-Metalhead2000 wym "nah" this is literally a fact
@@emilyl52003 does the anime or movie make this impact? No it was the matrix.
@@GREG_Khar-NÜ-Metalhead2000 because the matrix was based off of it 🤦♀️
Virtual Self found his aesthetic here
@8:42 Aaron Paul was the king of Y2K tween commercials he was everywhere
I bet modern day game companies would love to market video games today how they did back then. It was always just vague metaphors. Lol
u know people were happy when they said "Consciousness is that annoying thing between naps"
What do you mean?
8:34 Jesse we’re in y2k
i wonder how cool it must've been to be in a commercial during these times...
5:25 WOW samsung's "everyones invited" wasnt kidding lol im proud of the companies like them
It looks so good tho
The aesthetics of my youth!!!
Takes me back 😭
Whatever Happened to... P A N A S O N I C ?
yo Jesse, we gotta chew Jesse
microsoft commercials are my favorite
I hate the bland flat design that dominates nowadays, the early 2000's was a great era, creative, colorful and more cheerful than now
Exactly omg
The 2000s as a whole are an aesthetic goldmine
We need an electronic music genre that defines the nostalgia of this era like vaporwave uses the 80s nostalgia.
Agreed, since we already vaporwave for 80s nostalgia, now we need a name for 90s and 00s nostalgia
There actually is a small "neo-Y2K" music scene that pulls from this era for its sound. Check out some music from artists like DV-i. Their EP "implementation" is a perfect encapsulation of this style.
Of course, you can't go wrong with the actual music from the time either. These types of commercial spots were largely scored by genres that were popular in the late 90s and early 2000s, such as drum n' bass, electronica, industrial rock, big beat, and European/Japanese house music.
@@jaye4521 dammit I love 90s-early 2000s rave music
All right, this thing is officially making me CRAZY!!
It’s crazy, in my mind I can still feel the same vibe from back then as if it was current time. Especially after watching these. I’m going into keep this vibe with me. The optimism we had back then is hard to come by now! I was like 15 then. It would have been such a cherry on top if this compilation had the Mitsubishi Eclipse commercial from 2002 in it. We should have preserved a lot of trends and general outlook of the near future from this time, but we threw it all away. Life is strange
4:02
cheesier than the 80 year old cheese my mom still says has ‘not expired yet’
love love love
12:04 I want my msn back, you can stay with all these nowadays social media, just gimme back !
so much cooler than now, i miss it so much
5:32 PlayStation Demo Disc!
Such a trippy videoooo
These feel like they're made for actual humans
El futuro que nunca fue
Notice the trend with all these commercials. most of them they use Jungle/ Ambient DnB music. which is why We associate that sound with Y2K Futurism today
8:34 Mr. White give me the juicy fruit yo
Optimistic about technology and the future, instead of resenting technology and expecting the apocalypse.
Why didn't people just set their computer clocks forward before the y2k panic to see what happens?
nice❤ video
WHY IS EVERYONE NOT TALKING ABOUT 7:47
perfection
I wonder how many of these folks celebrating their nostalgia for the early 2000's in the comments remember how Windows XP was a swear word back in 2002. Windows ME 2000 was literally the perfect operating system, NT was when everything Micro$oft started going to shit!
@@paulocardoso9605 Oh, dont get me wrong. After a decade of patchwork and 2 complete overhauls Windows XP SP-3 was the shit yo! Hell, I liked it so much more than 7 (Vista with lipstick) that I managed to cling onto it as my daily OS until 2016 and even today still keep a boot partician of POS Embedded 2009 for it.
What I dont understand is why the very same people who get nostalgia boners for W-98 also love hating on ME/2000 as a meme, to the point where its whole legacy is now remembered as nothing more than the ultamite lolcow Windows os, WHEN ME/2000 IS BASICALLY JUST AN UPDATED VOF THE SAME W-98 OS! Yes Me/2000 absolutly fucking sucked, I still painfully remember using it, but guess what? I still happily continued using it till almost the 2000's because W-98 sucked even more and XP was just too damn bloated to run on any machine with so much as a scrap of 20th century hardware. That was the main reason why I hated XP back in 2002, it was a blatant cash grab by Micro$oft to make you throw out your 4 year old W98 computer and buy a new machine. XP SP-1 did absolutly nothing better than ME but required far more resources to do the very same things. Yes, it could support up to 4GB of RAM, but so what? Software was coded so lean back then that you would almost never even need half that much. 512 mb was plenty, and as little as 64 mb was sufficient if your computer was just a glorified word processor like most PC's back then. Even if 512 wasnt enough for you it was still very easy to break that artificial hardware limit through some simple bios tweaks, Microsoft just never bothered to remove the cap because of blatant planned obsolecance. Its all the same shit that apple does today with its products where you see countless Mac's and Ipads become new E-waste for the worlds landfills simply because their hardware is over 5 years old and no longer supported by the newest OS that simple apps like Kindle require you to have just to check emails and read a book. It was the same shit back then with XP, just Microsofts way of forcing you to buy new hardware just to run Office 2003 after realizing after Office 2000/XP that not enough improvements could be made to Office 97 to make us want to cumsoom the newer software naturally. As a result software continues to grow more bloated exponentially to the point where I have actually had to throw out a cheap laptop from 2015 just because 2GB of RAM literally is not enough anymore just to open a simple goddamn Word document with Office 2016.
GOD I WISH THE LINUX COMMUNITY WOULD PULL ITS HEAD OUT OF ITS ASS AND FOCUS ON BETTER SOFTWARE COMPATABILITY INSTEAD OF THE NEXT NEEDLESSLY COMPLICATED FAGTECH CUSTOM FEATURE!!!!!!
As for data collection, well I dont know what to say on that since I still use a flip phone and just pirated a copy of Win10 LTSB when I could finally no longer keep using XP for everything.
My parents hated Windows ME and loved XP.
@@YuukiTakemoto1996 then your parents were biggest money rustlas who could have been using IBM OS2 or Apple while it was still good instead. Linux was about your only alternative to windows ME/98 in 2002 if you didnt want to throw out an entire PC for having 4 year old hardware.
XP being a burning trash fire was memory holed from society. that OS had an major error ocurring every second LOL
Omg 13:16 I remember this😭😭😭😭
A lot of people are claling this early 2000s, but it's more late 90s
Yes, back when the Computer got introduced.
8:33 Jesse Pinkman before he became a student of walter white
Magnets!
Can someone please tell me the type of music like this 4:03 I search early 2000s music, beat, stuff like that but I keep getting crap rap.
Look up "big beat" music
Microsoft Sam you are a hero
@@kidwithproblems8773 breakbeat...search prodigy and apollo 440
>crap rap
Chief you can’t go on being a closeminded dumbfuck
Listen to aphex twin bro
this is too important
I was a little kid in the year 2000. I was 2
I was 9. It was cool.
I was a baby in diapers in the year 2000.
I was 2. Hate I wasn't a teen during this time lol
I wonder how they made these eletronic voices in the first commercial at (0:07)
Text to speech, basically an ancient Alexa
@@ekkieck yes, i know what a text to speech program is, i've alread dealt with balaboka in the past.
The thing is... The audio that they make is super specific and i'bve never seen any TTS do these specific tones of voice.
Macintalk
@@ruler_of_everything thanks man, i can now sleep knowing how to make such sounds...
Those small calculators looking phones kinda stupid but then you just only text then do anything much on it.
it was cool to play the snake game pushing them, though
8:36 jesse Yoo
8:40 is that Jesse pinkman?
man, this shit is great, but why do i feel like a comback in this style would cause a serious spike in epilepsy?
Because we 90s kids had tougher eyes than today' generation. We watched Pokemon even though Porygon posed an epilepsy risk for some of us, we played Nintendo and Sega, and if we got seizures we were simply too weak to handle the awesome.
@@DashsChannel It was diffused only one day in japan tho. The rest of the world had the corrected version. And no, many kids had epilepsy in the 90's and 00's. It was just more risky for some people and no one really cared.
@@DashsChannel Porygon ep never aired in America. Good thing, because when I saw it, I was mad that there wasn't a computer virus in the transporter system! I guess they would've pulled a "the virus isn't evil" if there was, like in the cyberspace episode of Courage the Cowardly Dog.
Toyota knew what they were doing,was that a paul Verhoeven joint?
the modern short format videos don't quite hit my ADHD brain the same way as the Y2K ads
8:33 Aaron Paul
JESSE PINKMAN
I was born in 1999 November. I sadly don't count 5:16 I need that song
THIS WAS THE FUTURE
@Sexy Amy Rose Nyjahi what
“Being a girl just got better”. Wow this slogan from the Always commercial wouldn’t be received well nowadays.
All these comments from people who were kids during this era and their rose-colored glasses. 😀 Of course y'all think the pre-9/11 era was some golden time. The views you have are distorted by ads and your happy childhood memories. We can't move forward because we're so stuck on yesterday.
was the first commercial TTS from Apple's Macintalk? can someone confirm?
jesse pinkman 8:34?
yo i was thinking the same exact thing
Growing up, I thought there were going to be a lot more car trips and minty fresh kisses; these commercials failed me.
Y2k >>>>> 2010s for sure
Is that jessee from breaking bad at 8:43?
Yes
did you get all these from a worksafe gif thread? lol
Hi, I made a music video using your video. I gave credit in the description. Hope you don’t mind.
It’s titled “Orlando...” on my channel
HA! Is that Aaron Paul @8:42?
8:33 JESSE WHAT UR DOING IN A Y2K COMMERCIAL??? GUS IS AFTER US JESSE
2000s-1999s