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10 things that make no sense today but were so damn cool in early 2000s

2017-11-30 , 4:30 am

Livestrong band

This was so freaking in demand that there were fakes. Yeah, fake rubber wristbands—can you believe that?

Polyphonic Ringtone

You who are born in the 2000s—we’ve got you, didn’t we? Because you don’t understand what we’re talking about. Heck. you might not even know what a ringtone is.

Motorola Razor and Nokia 8850

If you have owned this phone back then, you were a tad richer than others. Just saying, you know.

Popped collar

No one knows why this became popular, but we all know many of our friends bought their Polo Ralph polo-tee from Bangkok and told us that they bought it locally.

Poking others on Facebook

It’s common to spend hours just poking others when you’ve got nothing to do in class. Like, seriously.

Pillow wars in Facebook

Every day, when I logged in to Facebook, all I would see would be pillow fights. Every. Single. Day.

Centre parting

If you don’t have a centre parting, you’re not socially accepted. That was how life worked in the early 2000s.

Large-ass T-shirts for the girls

Don’t know how the trend came about, and don’t care as well, since it’s a bad trend for guys who can’t see the curves (you’re welcome, guys).

流星花園

道明斯，我是山猪，你好吗？

Rebond hair…for both guys and girls

That’s a guy. Really. His name is Vanness, not Vanessa.

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This article was first published on goodyfeed.com in 2015 and revised on 30 November 2017.