/r/2000sNostalgia
This is r/2000sNostalgia! Welcome to the source of what makes 2000's kids feel nostalgic!
This is r/2000sNostalgia! Welcome to the source of what makes 2000's kids feel nostalgic!
1. Be civil.
Just be nice. It's that simple.
2. No spam!
Anything that is spam is what would be caught in the spam filter! If your post/comment ends up in the spam filter somehow, it's an automatic removal!
3. No NSFW!
No NSFW allowed, although this probably won't be an issue. There's just no place for it here.
4. Must contain some type of memorabilia from the 2000's
Since this subreddit is called r/2000sNostalgia, your post must contain some kind of 2000's memorabilia. If it doesn't, it will be removed. If your repost a post that violates this rule, it will be considered a violation of rule 2, which can result in a ban.
For clarification, this applies to most forms of self-promotion. Sorry, small YouTubers, but your commentary videos don't count.
Now remember, we don't want users to feel discouraged from using Reddit if their post isn't relevant to the sub, so we have /r/TruckStopBathroom as a detour for off-topic posts!
Do you want a flair? Here, you can choose a flair for any year from the 2000's, whether it's your favorite year from that decade or it's the year that you were born (if you're that young)!
/r/2000sNostalgia
Last night I was watching TV in my house and when the commercials came I out, there were some Christmas commercials, including the classic ones. I saw a Target commercial and a Home Depot commercial advertising Christmas ornaments and other related stuff. A classic commercial that came out was the Corona Christmas commercial with the palm trees. While these commercials came out I started to feel nostalgic and it brought back memories from when I watched the Christmas commercials in the 2000s, I started feeling a similar vibe.
This is a channle banner for this one YouTuber I like.
Featuring Lil Jon & YoungBloodZ
I miss the dial-up noise - you know, that screeching, beeping sound that signaled the internet was coming to life. I was only 7 or 8 years old when I first heard it, and to me, it was magical. It meant I was about to enter a whole new world of possibility, where I could play games, chat with friends, and explore the unknown. The sound itself was almost mesmerizing, like a symphony of tones that built anticipation and excitement. Even now, when I think back on those early days of internet exploration, the dial-up noise is still etched in my memory, a nostalgic reminder of the wonder and excitement of discovery.
I would be watching Time Machine with Guy Pearce or Unbreakable with Bruce Willis.
It was a white bottle that I wanna say was kind of rounded, not rectangular but not spherical with purple highlights. It looked like this and I think was branded as sleepytime lotion or something but I could be wrong