>>64340
>Earlier 00s things like AOL, Initial D OST, Clone Wars 2003, Limp Bizkit, Lizzie McGuire, the old Xbox interface, etc. seem "old enough" and "cool" to me. Cheesy as fuck, but nostalgic.
>But post-Recession 00s things, like Hannah Montana, Wii, and High School musical, still seem "modern" to me and seem like they're for 15 year olds who are somehow nostalgic for that shitty era.
Strangely, it seems like we all fell into a vortex around 2006-07ish that made everything "high-tech" and newfaggy. Other people seem to feel this way too.
Like, if someone on an Internet forum said "Man, I remember playing Sonic Adventure 2 on my Gamecube while watching Teen Titans and listening to Skater Boy, good times, good times", hundreds of other people would join in with him.
But then, if that guy said "Man, I miss playing Super mario galaxy on my Wii and listening to Justin Bieber, those were good times", the responses would've been "underage get out REEEE" - despite 2009 only being SIX years away from 2003.
Why did the world become so damn newfaggy so fast? Did the Jews speed up the time Matrix?