If you were born in the 90s you missed the 90s.
00s was trash.
00s was dope but again I think we have two different kinds of generational biases...
I came of age in the 00s, whereas you were already a grown man in the 00s. 00s shaped me and I loved it so I'm partial to it...
Lotta people flex on the 00s, and by 00s I specifically mean 2000-2009------>00s is the only era where cats try to lump that decade with another one (nikkas lump 00s and 10s together), even though we can go from music to fashion to literally anything to point out the differences in the eras...
nikkas shyt on the 00s, but the 00s really the last generation that grew up without social media, if you were a teenager or in high school before '05 particularly...
The iPhone didn't come out until '07. It wasn't until very late in the decade that cats had phones with the ability to act like computers. Because I "grew up" in the 00s, I may have a different perspective than brothers like yourself who are older than me...
I remember when people didn't have cell phones or computers at home. I remember the first kid I ever knew who even had a cell phone was my 8th grade year, the 2002-03 school year, and she was the only kid in school with one. My last year in school was my junior year, 2005-06. I knew maybe 15-20 kids with cell phones, they wasn't like everybody had em. That was the first year (2005) I heard of MySpace and Facebook, and knew probably 15 kids with accounts, they were all girls--->not to mention in 05/06 MySpace and Facebook were primitive compared to what they are today, don't even function the same way...
YouTube didn't really take off into becoming a thing until the late 00s...
So just using this example, keep in mind I was 16 when I first even heard of social media and at 16 I knew maybe 20 kids my age with cell phones---->using this example illustrates how people of my age grew up before social media. Now we were the first generation really influenced by it too, but if you were born before '92 or earlier, you didn't
grow up with social media and computers everywhere...
I could get into all the music and movements, 00s wasn't trash if you were growing up in it, particularly the early decade (2004-05 though are GOAT-level years). But I can certainly understand how someone who was already a full grown adult thinks it was trash!
And yes, there are young kids now who specifically cite the 00s and trends and movements, its legacy is rising now that we are almost a full decade removed from the last day, of the last year, of that decade (2009)...