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Depends though. These are mostly 2005 stuff, and I can see why mid and late 90s babies can still relate. Some such as Limewire even made it until 2010. Of course, it depends on the item as well. I can imagine an 9-11 year old downloading from Limewire, taking selfies using a compact… Read More

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2004 was the last good childhood year in terms of TV and simplicity of life. Of course, being born in the 80s would be the best since you’d get the full 90s experience, but anyone born in the 90s was at least lucky enough to remember a pre-2005 world.

You didn’t have the 90s, but you at least still got part of the early 00s which was still pretty solid.

I was born in the late 90s and trust me, we only caught the final years of emo culture in middle school, but not its height.

I’ve studied a similar topic and you’ll be surprised to know that kids today actually still play outside just as much as kids before. The only difference is that kids back then are today’s adults and would be less attuned to what kids are doing today while being highly aware of today’s… Read More

Yep. The early 00s is still better than nothing.

I was talking about those who experienced the early 2000s without experiencing the 90s much. Basically, I was talking about those of us 2000s kids born around ’96/’97.

True. The 90s is the millennials’ childhood decade while 2010s is Gen Z’s. But cuspers were the main kids during the 00s.

Yeah, well 95/96 are 00s kids and these would also have been part of their childhood.