Top 10 Things from the 2000s We'd Like to Forget
I grew up a 2000s kid, and I gotta say I honestly enjoyed them as a kid. There were a lot of good things but every decade has its crap that we'd like to forget the most. If you don't remember any of these things then good cause they're not worth remembering due to how awful they truly were.I'll never understand people. How did this talentless hack get so popular? Even as a kid I thought his voice was incredibly obnoxious. Thank god people have finally grown up and realized that he's so atrocious.
Don't even get me started on that awful Nickelodeon show they made with him starring as himself...
Glad to see this trite gone - it never even caught on that much at my school, despite us getting forced to do a bunch of cheerleading routines to its songs once.
Its popularity and relevance has since faded away heavily. I doubt I'm going to come across someone who wants to talk about High School Musical.
Again, don't need to explain this one.
Well technically his popularity still remains alive cause of memes (unfortunately), but yeah people still don't care about him anymore and I really hope he never makes a comeback.
Twilight's popularity died out some time after the final film's release. We've all moved on now. I mean, what is to talk about in Twilight anymore?
*kisses leg* you know what I am going to say next
I don't need to explain this one..
Every love story is better.
I'll admit, I actually used to like this crap as a kid (excuse me while I go crucify myself for even liking this musical abomination in the first place).
Nah, they were actually decent at first.
I can't believe I actually liked this song back when I was kid, this song sucks!
Just as bad as Crazy Frog, though I personally don't think it's worse.
Stuart Snyder is a saint compared to Christina Miller these days, to be honest. But, that doesn't mean we can excuse this stain on Cartoon Network's history. Geez, I can see it was trying to be experimental, but this is supposed to be CARTOON Network. The live-action shows weren't even good in the slightest, if I may add.
Don't remember this guy? Good cause he's proof that the idiotic and talentless rappers we have today won't last forever (by that I mean they're eventually gonna fade into obscurity just like this guy did).
You were one of my favorite users Jason. How could you remind me this guy existed? (Jk we're still friends)
Considering Sega literally asked to remove all copies of Sonic 06 and other Sonic games that were given mediocre scores on Metacritic from all retailer stores, it's safe to say we as the players aren't the only one who want to forget this former nadir of the Sonic franchise (the current nadir being Rise of Lyric). But, then there's the franchise's self-deprecating humor that knows that Sonic will never live it down with this game...
Those sluts with a "passion for fashion" were everywhere in the 2000s! They had their own T.V. show, movies, video games, cosmetics, T.V./DVD players, walkie talkies, backpacks, bubble gum, PEZ dispensers, sleeping bags, chairs, t-shirts, ice cream bars, a perfume, balloons, a karaoke machine, cellphones, underwear, etc.! Everything you could think of was infected by the Bratz disease at some point or another! What were MGA Entertainment thinking when they green-lighted these big-lipped, giant-headed monstrosities for little girls? They were like a plague that infected every facet of our society...but the worst part is that we somehow tolerated it and they even became America's #1 doll line at one point!
Thank Arceus that their popularity has faded though.
Screw Annoying Orange. Screw the Cartoon Network show based off of him. And screw any lingering relevance of him in today's decade. Ugh, I can't believe they even had MERCHANDISE of him at a Justice department store when me and my family were shopping at the mall years ago.
A few came out in the early 2010s as well, but many of the worst ones were from the 2000s.
I can't believe I liked that anime when I was a little kid...
I actually liked this movie when I was little.
I don't think LP is going to be forgotten soon. Due to its popularity and influence in the 2000s, my guess is the band's name and music is going to persevere for many years to come. The band's legacy is too big at this point and a lot of recent bands have stated it as one of their biggest influence. I'm not saying this as a fan by the way.
I get that Chester's death was tragic but like I said in a previous comment, it doesn't change the fact that the band is mediocre and overrated as hell. Nobody even likes these guys anymore so they should really just give up and move on with their lives.