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Back when house hippos ruled the world!
Who else remembers laughing while Ed ripped apart all our favourite (and not-so-favourite) musical artists, and was the definition of the exact opposite of what a Canadian was ~supposed~ to be?
Backed up by the Sam Roberts Band, Sam went on to win the Juno Award for Video of the Year in 2007 for "Bridge To Nowhere."
Who could forget the catchy "Something More" with scenes of Amherstview resident Ryan signing autographs in a Walmart parking lot?
How I Met Your Mother was always better when it had Canadian jokes, eh?
We all know that "Fat Lip" was the superior song of all Sum 41 songs (and made you want to pick up a skateboard)!
It was all the rage to not only write on your Converse, but to then also take moody pictures of them. Emo lyrics were always the best!
Before Jessi became host of Canada's Smartest Person and Dan was David Rose on Schitt's Creek, these two were the dream duo that you knew you needed!
This duo from Niagara Falls had hits such as "California," "Think It Over," "That's How It Feels," and "Don't Say Sarah."
Beginning in 1997, Quality Records continues to release albums each year with the most recent being MuchDance 2019.
Learning the choreography with your dance team on weekends was the best plan you could possibly have.
Kalan was crowned the winner of Canadian Idol in 2004. If you are wondering what he looks like now, you can check out his Instagram here.
"Take A Message" was played at every school dance. Every. Single. One.
We were all guilty of buying numerous friendship necklaces at Claire's or Ardene... just to lose it a month later.
This Vancouver band's name went right over your head, but you still jammed out to their duet "Breathe" featuring Nelly Furtado.
Oh, you remember the one: "Hero." This song really secretly convinced all '00s kids that Nickelback was a "legitimate" band, because it was on the soundtrack to the Spider-Man movie — but you didn't tell anyone you thought that, because it wasn't cool!
Peak Season was an MTV Canadian reality TV show set in Whistler, British Columbia.
The infamous "gonna make you come tonight / over to my house" lyric was weirdly not the most cringe thing about this song and video.
As soon as you got into an argument with a friend, the first place to go was always your MySpace top 8 — you needed to make sure they knew you were upset.
It was really exciting that the leading actors, Michael Cera and Ellen Page, were both Canadian.
Sum 41's Deryck Whibley and Avril Lavigne were married on July 15th, 2006. Divorcing in 2010, Avril went on to date Brody Jenner and married Nickelback frontman, Chad Kreoeger, in 2013.