r/F***imOld | this was 13 years ago
ฝัง
- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.ย. 2024
- Top posts from r/F***imOld on Reddit. Join the community subreddit at / emkay ! Video credits below.
Narrator ► / xycronva
Also check out:
r/Technicallythetruth | not wrong..
• r/Technicallythetruth ...
r/Madlads | GORILLA GRIP
• r/Madlads | GORILLA GRIP
r/Cursedcomments | YANK THEM OUT!
• r/Cursedcomments | YAN...
EVERYBODY REMEMBER.
ROBIN SAID THAT HE WOULD RECORED A WHOLE EPISODE IN THE SHOWER IF THEY REACH 5 MIL
I WILL REMEMBER
*everyone will remember that*
*I'll remember for a week dw*
I will remember
But will the shower be on? Will we see?
Whenever people tell me 2017 was 5 years ago I tell them to shut up and never speak to me again 😭
True dude 😔
Hey it’s the guy who makes weird stories that I can never sit through
Same with me thinking that i've gone to school longer than i haven't
@@S.J.C._Entertainment true tbh lol
2016 was 6 years ago
What's funny is that every household had a different timeline on when they upgraded technology. So there are people who had things like flat screens early on and there are people who had box tvs until they were in their late teens like me. Grew up with VHS's, chunky computer monitors, cassettes, etc, and I was only born in 2000 (I'm 22).
Same lol, for a while in the early 2010s i kept seeing all these "only 90s kids remember" posts... with stuff from my 2000s childhood.
Same for me as well. My family still used vhs to the late 2010s
Same!
I was still playing a Nintendo 64 on a box tv when the Xbox 360 and flat-screen tvs were both widely available and common. I didn't have easy internet access until I was at least 12. The joys of being poor and rural, I guess lol.
Same, we didn't get flatscreen TVs until like 2015. And we pretty much skipped the DVD-era (video games notwithstanding), we just went straight from VHS to online streaming. Born in 2001
I’m from the last year of Millennials and work with people that are all from the previous generation. Yesterday, one of them said, “I remember hiring that person back in 2005!” And I had live for those moments I can interject with “I was a 5th grader that year, man.” I’m also terrified of the day my children hit me with those one liners to keep me in check.
My first job was at a Cracker Barrel which was built the same year I was born... That one hurt!
I'm from Gen X, and I can very much understand what you're going through. I'm at the age where I distinctly relish telling boomers, "OK, Boomer" yet being angry that I can't figure out some millenial slang. Some of it; real simple. But I had to ask a 19-year-old what "no cap" and "spill the tea" meant. Then I hear some older millenials talk about things like the newest iPhone, and I wonder how old I actually am (43, for the record).
I was born in 2005
I finished high school in 2004. Graduated in 2005. The hell is this.
13:49 That was probably because of the Y2K bug. Apparently all computers were coded to write year numbers with only the last two digits (for example, 1900 was "00"). But this meant that 2000 would also be "00", and since home computers were relatively new at the time, everyone panicked and thought that this would ruin every computer in the world. The US government got involved too, and passed an act to ensure all systems were updated to fix this before 2000. It's debated nowadays whether or not the organized effort was even necessary though.
Seeing that some people need this explanation is gonna make me cry.
Luckily the oldest I've ever felt is the floss being popular in like 2017, it feels like not too long ago, but that was 5 years ago
I realised that my favourite game is like 15 years old. Still remember getting it new
for me its a game i used to play in the computer lab in school when we had free time and its now 20 years old
@@indy5280 what game
@@PKMN_TrainerJet I remember that too, same with Fortnite being really popular
@@schizopenguin Mario galaxy
I have a fun theory that one of the reasons why it's hard to keep track of the time between 2000 and now is that those decades don't have snappy and universally understandable names. Yes, we can call them ougthies and tens, but they never inherently morphed into distinct units of measurement.
I think it's because everyone was doing different things and couldn't agree on what to call the decades, but there's gotta be one universal event that impacted everyone though so I think they can be named after the most impactful events or series of events
Oughties... huh...
I've heard one of the bumps on Non-stop-pop FM on GTAV call that decade the "Noughties", sounds catchier imo.
We said to each other
"Do you want to call this the noughties?"
"The naughties? Ugh no."
And then we didn't talk about it until 2020 became an instant horror show and the 2020s just meant more doom each year.
My coworker refer to the 2010s as "First Decade"
Everybody gangsta till historians refer to the 2000s as "Early 21st century"
I honestly still call Blu-Rays “DVDs” and half the time it’s by accident 😂
You telling me there was a difference?
Was there really a difference though?
I didn't (don't) know the difference as a kid (or now)
For everyone who doesn't know the difference:
DVDs use red light and Blu-rays use blue light which means a tighter beam (cause higher frequency less diffusion in waves) which means more data. Otherwise they're pretty much the same thing.
I still call any disc a CD lol. Is it small, round and has data on it? IT'S A CD. :D
13:10 My grandfather had a massive cabinet style tv that he bought around 1970. Never got rid of it and just upgraded the guts instead. When he died it still had the internals that were installed in the late nineties, Over 40 years he had that thing. Had stereo speakers as big as dinner plates too. As he lost his hearing the volume crept up to the point you could tell what he was watching as you pulled into the driveway. It weighed 400 lbs.
I must admit, Eminem being 50 had me shook. I was under the impression he didn’t age.
Same, I even looked it up lmao. He still looks good. For some people, such as Eminem and Joseph Kucan (Kane), age really is just a number.
Snoop Dogg is a grandfather.
He was born in 1971 and hit 50 in 2021.
A few years ago I had a job as a homework-helper for someone´s pre-teen kid. I remember feeling so old when I had to tell this kid "Back in my day, we didn´t have Ipads at school." "How did you do your homework and notes then?" "With a pencil and paper."
Man the exponential growth of technology is killing me and I am not even that old, like I am barely an adult and I already feel out of touch with trends.
Schools only recently ditched pencil and paper for good though. Everything was still paperback for me in my sophomore year of highschool in 2019. This was between a school in Virginia and one in Alabama too, they both switched to Chromebooks at the same time. If that kid is a preteen and was always using iPads then they must be going to a real swank ass school.
I'm just at that age where my math teacher in high school told us that we could use our cell phones in class but that if any administrators walked in we had to hide them because we weren't allowed to have cell phones in class.
Also she told us about some apps we could download instead of using the fancy calculators. Somehow those calculators still feel more fancy to me even though my phone is way more powerful. Suck it TI-89.
My family had a computer with Windows XP that lasted from 2004 to 2018. It's almost as impressive as the small box TV my mother has had since the early 80's having survived up to earlier this year. I respect that box TV from Walmart R.I.P.
i still have a box tv in the corner of my room
I still have my Windows XP computer. Still going on strong. My grandmother still has her console TV from the '80s. And that thing is still chugging, with color.
My first computer was a windows XP. Even when 10 was a thing I kept using XP until the computer finally gave up and died after 20 years of service. Time to take my win10 to 2050.
@@TheUltimateTH-camryay and Granny probably has a VHS and a DVD player with that TV and it probably looks pretty good and she's happy with it how it is
@@voxxas I'm guessing you have a flat screen on top of the CRT yeah an old TV is a perfect stand for the newer one not actually kidding free TV stand 😎👍💯👌
You know what makes me feel old? Forgetting the actual number of my age. Just a few days ago I resorted to doing math after struggling to remember my own age for 5 whole minutes.
I'm 23.
(...I think)
I stopped counting after 21 unless I get asked my age.
No I don't have some "Never older than 21" thing where I want to stay young forever. It's because 21 is the last age limit for all the stuff you get to do as an adult, In this case it's to buy anything stronger than a light beer.
I mean the next age thing is retirement age so I got a good 35-40 years left until that.
I love when people try acting older than they are. You are 23....still a very young adult...if you can't remember being 23... That's not age, that's having crappy memory...
@@bigbay1159 Bitch I started struggling to remember my age after 16. I think it's more so the fact that you start having to do so many mundane repetitive responsibility stuff all at once that the days begin to go by so fast. As kids with hardly anything to worry about we can really live a day at a time. Now that I'm 19 and have started college on top of working a job; I have hardly any free time. As a result, these past few months simply went by so fast for me and I can hardly keep track of what day it is. My dad's birthday was just yesterday and I didn't even realize till halfway through the day when I saw the date on my phone, simply because I did not think we were already late into October...
One time i sayed to one guy at work that i was 27, only realize that was 29 when got back home LOL
You're just bad at math
As I spent what I would call my "socially formative" years (3-13) in the 90s I can confirm I'm old! I started watching this video a 32yr old, fit, healthy, active nurse and mother with a lifetime before her.....I've ended it facing my 70th birthday, like next week! my back hurts and I need a nap!
Being 34 is like measuring your life in units of either Sean Astin Career Moves or Global Catastrophes.
The McDonalds parties were a big hit when I was in like first and second grade, I went to so many. This was before McDonalds dulled down their theme, the place had a red roof and huge ball pits in the kids area and and the Happy Meal toys were awesome. I still have a handheld monochromatic "gameboy" with Spyro on it that I got from a Happy Meal. Ah, the memories...
I turn 20 tomorrow and honestly the amount of times I've had to explain things that the newer generation considers "old" is way too many to even begin counting. I grew up having to rewind the movie after i finished watching it, box tv in the living room, staying outside from dawn till dusk and my parents hardly cared because they knew I couldn't get far, flip phones, vinyls, the creepy neighbour everybody knew was a predator but no one dared phone the police. Those were dangerous times and I wanna go back. I FEEL ANCIENT AND I'M ONLY GOING INTO MY THIRD DECADE
It gets worse every year...i'm 24...i feel 64
(Pls remind me in 24 hours so I can wish you a happy birthday)
@@Ronald98 I actually will be 64 in a little under six months. Want to hear me explain "Dialing for Dollars"?
Happy day early birthday - a person probably out of your time zone btw
@@dadoctah wow you are a legend watching this
By watching this video, I can tell you about 87% of context I understand and went through. I'm only 21 and I feel like I'm 50 for understanding those feelings and thoughts. Thanks Robin, I hate it.
I'm 17 and I understood about the same amount
C'mon, guys, we're 30 😅
Wait 20 more years....lol
That should've been the title to this video
Dude, same 😂 😭
I grew up with portable cd players. My car I bought had a cd in it, it was a good mix. I went over a bump and it “skipped” it took over 30 seconds to understand what happened and why it “cut out for a second”. Then I was reminded why I dont listen to cd’s when your roads are covered in potholes.
"you remember people waiting in line for VHS tapes and now you're expected to understand crypto" felt that in my soul 😂😂
At the grocery store where I used to work, they had a paper tacked up in the back from the supplier in 1999 telling them to stock up on everything they needed to put on shelves for awhile. Next to it there was a paper from 2000 from the same supplier telling them how they could return overstock. At this point, it’s a game to see how long those papers will last back there.
The fact 2015 was almost 8 years ago makes me want to eat drywall
NINE NOW... augh
I simultaneously enjoyed the nostalgia but hated the reminder that the world I grew up in no longer exists
It's okay, most of that world sucked anyway. The only thing that's actually worse now than in the last 40 years is the economy.
Same
the world was so magical when we were ignorant and young..
Yeah, I miss the fun side of being a child! The environment was so warm, inviting and colorful, now it’s the opposite.
This hits hard for some reason, and now there's a generation AFTER gen Z 😭
it gives me sad and nostalgic feeling when remembering all of these stuff happened quite a long time ago.. 😭😭😭😭😭
3:34 Are we gonna talk about that ifunny watermark?
My grandpa taught my dad to drive a stick shift because he said that “the car shouldn’t be driving you, you should be driving the car.” To which my dad said that the whole point of a car is to drive you places.
You're dad told grandpa: *"The future is now, old man!*
@@Mika-ph6ku lol Malcom in the Middle
30 years ago is 1970, dammit. AND YOU CANT CHANGE MY MIND
@jdslyman I remember 1994, we lost the Stanley Cup and rioted. Good times
As someone who's not even 20 years old yet, I relate to the ethos of this sub more than I'm comfortable to admit. Like, I'm not even old enough where it makes sense for me to remember a good 80% of these things, but these *ALL* make me feel old.
me too wtf. like i'm not anywhere near 20 and i feel old.
Same
if you're not 20 yet, I'm likely to be twice your age. 😂 you can feel old, and I'm sure I had the same feeling back then too, but take comfort in the fact that you aren't yet - one of these days there'll be something that just makes you stop and go "FUCK"
I'm gonna turn 20 in 5 months, I feel old when I just begun real life 🥲
I see you everywhere lmao, on metallica videos
Only 22 and I feel practically ancient watching this video. I remember a lot of stuff mentioned in this video due to both my parents not upgrading technology for a few years after I was born and also due to spending a lot of time with my grandparents. I remember my grandparents (my dad's parents) had this ginormous old projection-back television (a Mitsubishi, I believe) that towered over me as a kid. Loved that old thing. Both the tv and them are gone now. Wish I could go back and tell them how much I love them and miss them. Time is fleeting though as they say.
Hello.
I'm 50. I was raised by a man (my grandfather) who was born in 1915. He was a WW2 veteran.
I had a McDonald party once and it felt so special. Especially since our McDonalds had some sort of basement section that had a small water basin under the stairs as well as a nice, big aquarium. There was a couple of tables and the lighting was a bit dimmed. More often than not, when the place wasn't busy enough the section was closed though. But they had a big room in there specifically for birthday parties, and all I specifically remember of the actual party was some cake, and some ice cream after visiting the kitchen. That probably was one my most memorable birthday party of my childhood!
I was confused about the burning cd thing. But then I found out it's just a language barrier. See I'm Italian. And we used to call it mastering cds. And a common phrase you used to hear in this house was: "Does this cd player read cd-roms?" We had plenty of them that would get played in the car during trips. Fun fact that's not much related. But as a child my parents would constantly blast one kind of music in particular during trips. The fricking Queen collection box. To the point my brother got sick of it as child. Until he told mom he was proud of her for doing so, because he would've never been able to appreciate such musical greatness if he wasn't subjected to it so much.
Even in English, "burning CDs" doesn't make much sense. It's just what we ended up associating with the act of writing stuff to discs. There was always neighbors that had the equipment, you'd go over and tell them what you'd want, they'd charge a small fee, and you'd go home with a set of endless fun.
@@gen157 Why doesn't it make sense? "Burned" CDs were literally burned; a laser burned the data onto the surface. This was in contrast to mass-produced CDs, which were pressed from a mold.
In french we says "engraving a CD"
also we had to choose the correct type of burning because most CD players wont play data CDs only music CDs that were burned as music CDs
@@paddington1670 you just unlocked a memory. My dad getting mad at the cd player. A common sentence said in my house was: "Does this thing play cd-roms?" or "Oh god! This thing doesn't like cd-roms!" it was a guessing game.
Well I mean everyone relates this subreddit because of Covid they still think it's 2019/2020
i still think its 2014 🙁
wait.... isn't it 2020 though?
wait you mean we somehow time travelled into the future?
Ah yea I really cant get myself out of 2020
I don't like having to admit that 2019 was already 3 years ago.
I'm born in 1993 and I got my first computer from the recycling station. The operating system was either Windows 3.1 or Windows 95, I can't remember. I am happy I got that computer at like age 6 or 7. Without growing up with computers I would not be where I am today, an engineer in IT and media technology 😄
Real
Wow cool
that pfp gave me a mini heart attack
My first computer was a ZX80. Yes, that last number is the year it came out. My stepbrothers got the ZX81, and I was very jealous. It was a sexy black, instead of mine's wimpy white.
I've never even heard of windows 3.1...
I was talking with a zoomer on campus this week (I'm that guy finishing his undergrad at 35) and we were talking about how some things have stayed in style way longer than they ever did in the past. I mentioned checkerboard Vans and chuck Taylors, she said that she just bought some checkerboard Vans. I have a pair of said identical Vans older than her.
12:12 literally my linguistics professor does this, except it's "words he's never seen before", which is more than just slang words, so one of them is 're-alphabetized' which is barely its own word in my opinion.
I am in constant pain whenever I remember that I am older than the “Friends” were in Season 1.
This reminded me of an arguement I had with my parents a couple days ago because they were watching a documentary about life on an aircraft carrier. They were salty about the fact that the soldiers got to have starbucks coffee - no, there wasn't a Starbucks on the ship, just starbucks ground coffee. They said it took away from the fact that you give up some "luxuries" when you go into the army. (I'm probably getting terms wrong, lol). Yet they didn't seem to complain when they doc went on to show that there was a STORE on the ship (which I did)!
This is coming from my mom being the daughter of a member of the Royal Canadian Airforce. I may have never been a part of that culture, but I think those stuck on an aircraft carrier for 6 months at a time, trolling around without much action, deserve some better coffee.
Anyway, I think this is a 'time passes and tings get better' thing.
@Cecilia Cole yup
Was that the documentary of the USS George HW Busch on their Iraqi deployment in 2017 I think it was? My dad was on the ship at the time and was stationed in the helm!
I just turned 40 and this video unlocked so many core memories.
"I remember collecting Chevron Cars" brought back sooo many memories and now I want to go into my crawlspace to pull them out of a tub and just be happy
6:58 That is rj11, also known as a landline.
Gotta agree with you on the XP thing. That was a solid fucking operating system.
Especially coming off the 9x crap. 9x, where you could install a fresh operating system and when you went to refill your coffee...it crashed on its own. Wasn't until 98 SE was it even reasonble. Meanwhile XP regularily could hit months of uptime.
@@TacitaSaturnia Yeah i think i have only had XP completely poop out on me once or twice, other than that it was rock solid. Only switched when 7 came out, because maaan was Vista awful.
I went from WinXP to Linux with a GUI that still follows the Win95/98/XP layout.
Every time I see modern Windows versions I am confused and helpless.
@@Yora21 That sounds pretty cool.
That had to make XP good because ME was so bad, they had to redeem themselves
Oh dear god, That door...those doors. Those doors are why I am constantly being asked to "please don't slam my door". I grew up with those extremely heavy doors. Well into the 90's my mom was driving cars from the 70's. Those things were tanks. Adjusting to lighter doors has been quite hard. Oh, and they locked at a certain open point so they didn't swing closed on an unsuspecting person...at least some models did. Which was cool.
As a kid in the 70's, it was a very, very common thing to sit on the hood of cars. Years later, I had to crawl over my upstairs neighbor's car because she parked it blocking access to the backyard (where the entrance to the basement was). I dented her car, and got sued by her insurance company. (And now I'm not allowed a driver's licence because I couldn't pay the court fine.) Is it my fault that car hoods now are apparently made out of aluminum foil?
it was common for people to lift the doors as we shut them regardless, because they obviously were sagging, every car door sagged due to weight.
You're making me feel old and I'm still in my early twenties.
I'm 16 and I relate to a majority of these...
(Though it might be in part because I'm German)
@@Aras14 how? I'm 26 and german and grew up in the rural north.
@@yarion4774 Manual Cars, very old school equipment (we even used a CRT once) and most people (my age) in my area (Rhein-Main) know at least still CDs often even cassettes.
But being German is only a small part: At home we still used XP in 2017, have multiple record player, used a CRT for our Xbox 360 in the beginning, and watched something on VHS once.
@@yarion4774 Me to 26 and german. Born on 20. may. 😀
0:32 the year 2020 felt so long for me that my brain does this with 2020. When was 2017? 3 years ago.
I remember 9 hours ago, when this came out. The good old days
As a kid, in the days of drinking out of the hose, it was mostly koolaid with some capri sun and sunny D tossed in. I don't remember any appearance of gatorade in the 80's (even in commercials) and I am surprised that it is so old. You learn something new every day!
Yes, we certainly never had Gatorade. And in all honesty, it was mostly water in our house, as anything fizzy was for special occasions.
Right?!
As a Floridian, I remember when Gatorade was first introduced. We tried it, hated it, and didn't drink it again until muscle cramps went from mildly annoying to practically crippling.
That Fruit Stripe Gum image brought me back - I loved that stuff. There was also another bubble gum that came with temporary tattoos. It tasted awful, but a temporary tattoo at age 5 was awesome. I covered my entire body with them once.
My soul hurts. I’m not even 16 and I feel old.
I'm 16, 17 next year, and the thumbnail made me feel hella old
I remember playing on one of those box computers man
That, and when my siblings ask me what Byakugan is -_-
DUDE SAME I’m like younger than 15 and I’m like am I old?
I’m not even 12 and I feel old
I AM 16 and I'm feeling old
@@theforgottensandwich1770 bruh
Born in 2000, there are a few things I grew up with that late 80s and mid 90s people had. I had a VCR, a disc man (it was freaking huge) and I remember my dad having a computer room in the house. (It’s what is now my youngest brothers room) and he had windows 2000. My great grandma (rest her soul) had a rotary phone up until she passed in 2015
I was born in the early 2000’s and consider myself to have grown up between eras, when old box computers still ruled in most places (I remember using them a lot in school) to the point where Apple rules everything now.
I was born in the late 2000s and people are so shocked when they hear I'm already in my teens
wait wtf you will be
holy shit
i feel old and im early 2000s
oh my god
@@blue.johnstone.z If it makes you feel better i m not old enough to drive yet
Right? Like I was born in mid 2008 and when I say I'm in high school now people look so shocked
Yeah, I think it's because the year 2000 was such a.. milestone? That anybody born after 2000 must still be a baby. I was born in '95 and for some reason y'all post-2000 babies make me feel like I'm 75 years old lol
@@BarnacleBoy42069 same! 1998....1990s gang where you at?
9:40 Hell no you don't turn MASH off! Great show, one of the few old ones that still holds up. (from a millenial)
You went to bed AFTER it went off
@@David_H__ true but I'm still a kid and and actually like the show and the same for the dukes of hazard
Bought my husband the entire box set for christmas one year lol he said it was the best gift ever!!!
I'm a 22yo girl and been driving a manual the past 4 years, very rarely have I had to drive an automatic. Wouldn't have it any other way, driving an auto is the most gold-fish brain I've ever been in my life. You do you auto drivers, it's just not the same
This doesn't refers to drive a manual. It's was we used to do to start a car that had his battery discharged. The guy who spoke in the the video didn't get it.
We pushed it (or preferably someone else did) while putting the car in 3 speed and holding the clutch and when it reached a little speed, we popped up clutch and this used to start the cars.
@@xminusone1 I had to do this 3 weeks ago when I left my ignition on ON but I didn't have it running. I had the heater blowing and I didn't realize until I could hear it slowing down. It was embarrassing picking up a kid from school and then running with my car lol.
I'm 26 and from germany, the vast majority of cars here are manuals. 😂
7:12 I retired at 38. Granted I nearly went blind from glaucoma amd had to have several surgeriea which savedy vision and now I'm registered as legally blind and cannot drive but still...retired AF 😎👍
i remember being super anxious about burning cds cause i thought it was actually gonna burn it and the house would go on fire and all that crap 🤣🤣🤣
Last I checked, which was a month ago, the payphone next to the neighborhood pool that was within walking distance of where I lived when I was barely 9 is _still there._
I dunno if it's connected to anything, but it's still there. When I went past it my sister (14, adopted) asked what that was and my head hit the center of my wheel in despair.
Born in 1970. I remember every single one of those.
Still have some vinyl records
Still have some mix tapes
Still have some burned CDs (both music and software)
Still have some VHS tapes
Had a landline phone up until 3 years ago
Can drive a manual shift
1st cell phone was a Motorola Cell Star flip phone in 1991
Our old TV was a console similar to the one in the pic
My 1st computer came from Gateway, and had a heavy-as-hell GINORMOUS 19" CRT monitor
Not only have I eaten a Big Mac from one of those containers, I spent a couple years putting them into those containers for other people to eat.
So yeah, I'm old.
Man, seeing all of these memes makes me think, how would society be if people made memes back in the 80’s and 90’s?
Memes have always existed, they've just never spread and died as fast as they do now.
If memes are just images and text, made to make a possibly ironic or sarcastic point, then we've had memes since the invention of the cartoon, which one might say was at the time of the Egyption hieroglyphs or thereabouts.
There was in the 90's: The dancing baby from Ally Mc Beal.
If you've ever had to blow-start a NES Cartridge, you might be a 90's kid. If you were ever yelled at for not rewinding the VHS tape when you tried watching that movie again with the family you might be an 80's kid lol
It’s sometimes very weird to think that the 1970’s were a little over 50 years ago….says my born in 1970 self~😂🤣😂
Born in 75 here. It is very odd
1977 here.....feels real weird. I feel maybe 30.
You can't convince me that 1990 was 30 YEARS AGO
I'm 32 and I'm born in 1990
1990 is as long ago now, as 1958 was in 1990...
Damn man. I'm a UK kid, born in 1997, and I do feel old at some of these.
Also, Windows XP, I agree, is the best OS of all time.
Also, I now want to watch the first Shrek. I've had it since release on DVD. And Shrek 2. Best. Films. Ever.
I'm 19, i shouldn't feel so much dread seeing things i know in these subreddits
same
Mood ;u;
The little toy people were from Fisher-Price. They were super-durable so little kids could chew on them without breaking anything off. They came with a toy barn, toy car, toy plane, toy school house, toy bus, and a bunch of other things I can't remember now.
you know it's a good day when EmKay uploads
I remember when they started putting on the McDonald’s chicken McNuggets boxes “now made with 100% chicken!” I was a child, and even then I was like wtf was it made with before??
12:22 I always wanted to go on one of these but they were all removed from my city because of it being a "safety hazard"
Ima lower middle class 2000s baby from the south
That is literally the same thing as a 90s kid
I didn't even own a tv until I was like 6 just let me go on the danger spinny!
Man, I wish I was able to try out one of these, but now the only ones I can play with are sitting in Half Life 2.
And they don't even DO much :(
They got rid of the Tether Ball pole at my old elementary school because it was a "safety hazard". It was literally a volleyball on a rope attached to a pole.
4:30 Sean astin also voiced Raphael in tmnt 2012! that's how i know him!
When they said, "MTV turns 40, thank you for 14 years of music," I went through a lot of emotions.
I was born in 2005 & when I grew up, I watched MTV reruns with my dad, & we jammed out to Quiet Riot & Metallica all the time. Life was good.
Today, MTV is nothing more than a bunch of reality shows, which really hurts.
Girl here, definitely been through my world war 2 phase as I did an entire presentation on it in 6th class ( I actually wanted to do it in 4th class but my teacher said the subject was “too complicated” which it definitely wasn’t for me cause I’ve been obsessed with history as long as I can remember and already knew most of the thing I wanted to talk about)
I didn't do my WWII phase till my early 20s. Interesting AF, though.
Even though I'm Gen Z I still went through a lot of older phases cause at the time we still used an old TV and VHS for years.
Heck, we still have the record player which used to be out only source of music aside from CDs in the car. Also cause I'm Australian, the Internet was mostly unusable at the time.
Is everyone doing good today?
Just a reminder that canonically George Jetson from The Jetsons is now alive he was supposedly born a couple months ago.
This past summer at 38 years old I finally decided to pursue my dream off getting a private pilots license and felt old when the instructor sad she was born in 2002, I graduated hs that year.
When I thought I was a young millennial but I'm actually like old gen z 😭✌️
1990 baby myself and man im really feeling it
Same
Honestly the manual car thing is usually only hyped by gearheads like me. Most of us like having total control of the gearbox, and the feeling of connection it gives. It’s fun to rip through gears. But even then I still usually prefer modern autos, especially if it has paddle shifters. It just depends on the car
That's not related to driving the car. The guy here didn't get it. We used to do this TO START the cars when the battery died.
My favourite "feel old memory" was back in the days nobody encrypted their WiFi hotspots, so you can freeride all of your neighbours WiFi as you wish, provided you have a big enough antenna 🤣
I do have this habbit in which whenever someone mentions a thing that happened in 2010 I'm like "ah so not too long ago then"
W emkay
🗿
🗿
Wow, I'm 13, and seeing this I'm glad that I'm not this goddamn old yet.
you're making me feel bad, stop.
Yet.
I'm a teenager and I kinda wish I was a little older so I could experience this stuff lol
@@SSAviation737 don’t worry, one day you’ll come to these realizations, so will I, let us enjoy our short youth together
No, but you will be!
Roughly 15 years from now you'll be remembering the good ol' days and yelling at the whipper snappers to get off your lawn
2:52 The fuck is that?
A jukebox I think. It plays music
@@ragdoll1036I am late, but no, it's not a Jukebox.
It's a Cigarette Vending machine
@aribantala ahh, I see. I think I saw one in a movie once, but I didn't recognize it 😅
2:04 Nope, they'll claim it to be illegal. It may be your property, but somewhere in the EULA, that's probably covered and declared illegal.
Until 2018 or something, I was subconsciously convinced that 2012 was still last year. Yeah…I was really dealing with losing my youth last year.
I always feel very smart knowing what a floppy disk is (I’m 13 born in 2009 by the way)
POV : you can't relate
How we doing today everyone? 😋
Great! How are you?
good hbu?
Pretty good, except for the fact that I’m sick. What about you?
I’m glad you’re all doing good :) I’m doing quite decent as well
As someone who lived through the nineties (born in 1979), I feel especially called out by this video. Robin, please; no more.
I'm 18 and I felt old when Ratcather from The Suicide Guy ask what an overhead projector was.
10:26 Now I'm just mad. A manual or automatic, it doesn't matter. If the car battery dies, we're all manual.
The MASH joke killed me. That and the Final Jeopardy theme meant it’s time for bed!
12:28 - hose water was the "We have gaterade at home" item. I don't recall anyone drinking it unless they were rich, or into sports.
Koolaid was popular, though - served in tupperware containers that had the faint taste of dishsoap.
That little, animated 'file' flying from the InternetGlobe to your downloads folder... Godspeed, Little File❤️
10:13 - say that when you're stuck at 2 am with two dead batteries, the car and your phone, and you have no one to jump your car for you.... You'll be happy as a pig is mud when you remember you shift gears and don't need an electric starter.
Me, Gen Z, with the mental age of a boomer, the physical state of Gen X and the psychology of a Millenial: *confused screaming*
@1:39: You would be surprised to learn that GenX ended and GenY (aka Millenials) began in April 1981. That was literally the cut off for one and the start for the other. I was born in April '81. :)
I'm a young millennial (technically a zillenial) and I can't stand technology. I wanna have a landline again, mixed tapes, blockbuster, photo processing stations, flip phones, pagers, and people who actually TALK TO YOU.
It was truly a simpler time...GIVE IT BACK
I grew up with things from the 70s and 80s even though I was born in the mid 00s
Why do I feel old then?
Is it nostalgia or what?
*MY BRAIN IS CONFUSED*
This entire subreddit is 20th Century to 21st century nostalgia overload. I can't. 💀