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10 Things You Remember If You Grew Up In The Early 2000s

WARNING: Get ready to feel nostalgic.

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1. Listening to music on your CD player because that meant that you were officially ~cool~

My favorite CD pick alternated between Avril Lavigne and The Cheetah Girls... I know, I have great taste

2. Furbies -- in all their creepy glory.

Is it just me or did anyone else get the feeling that they were always... watching? :(

3. Hubba Bubba Bubble Tape

This stuff undoubtedly rotted our teeth but who cares, it was IN.

4. Speaking of candy that rotted our teeth, who else remembers Wonder Balls?????

The candy with a very inventive name choice... and it was always a yummy surprise.

5. Light up shoes

Who even were you if you didn't rock a pair of these???

6. Tamagotchis

Bonus points if you wore them around your neck on a lanyard.

7. NSYNC

If Bye Bye Bye wasn't your jam, then I don't know what to tell you.

8. Nickelodeon

Cartoons and shows such as The Amanda Show, Drake & Josh, Zoey 101, etc.

9. Watching your favorite Disney movies on VHS.


10. You wanted to grow up and couldn't wait for the day to be an edgy teen/young adult, but now that you've reached that point you think of how nice it would be to go back to a more carefree time of your life...

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