What are some quintessential 2000s kinos?
kill yourself
>inb4 generational rage
Kill you self
>>223937259that first wigger is literally Shia LeBeef in Disturbia (2007) so start there hackfraud
>>223937296can't wait for slowed down dnb-stomp-step musics to be used in trailer in 2028.
>le 2006 hipstertube>oh wow Sam and Frodo on Le Blogothèqueueue>whisper bon apple tea under my breath as i sip my s.0y. latte
>>223937259another crazy thing about 2002 is you would just go and look at the list of movies that were there, like just the names, and look around for the poster to see what type of movie it was (eg white poster for woman movie). I think sometimes we knew from the newspaper(?) a bit more about what kind of movie a movie was.
People always have to grasp for "innocent times" of the past. A fucking barbaric atrocity struck New York, dead bodies are floating in New Orleans, the financial system and middle class way of life were destroyed you dumb fucking cattle
>>223937259Superbad
>>223937276>>223937321but Nirvana is 90's
>>223937855In 20 years time gen alpha will be like "damn i miss the good times of the 2020s when things were simpler" ignoring inflation, war, AI and Trump destroying the world
I had a shit childhood so the majority of the stuff that gives people nostalgia just gives me ptsd
>>223937855Not all of us are American.
>>223938088Speak for yourself.
>>223937259I went back and watched some of the 2002 media I liked back then and it was all horribly dated and bad. You don't miss those things you just miss how they made you feel.
>>223938315Nah you just watched some corny ass shit back in the day. Some of us had taste.
>>223937259Who is making these gay nostalgia AI videos?
>>223937259No zoomfilthNormalfag cattle would be on their phone just the same in the early 2000s, spending their time texting instead.And people would spend the same amount of time on their computer if not more to watch videos, download movies, be on myspace/fb and play the most time consuming games like MMOs.
>>223937855>>223938703zoomers, you seem desperately confused about the past. try keeping your mouths shut tight, OK?
I'm 38 and spent all of my free time on the computer in 2002, the only time I was away from it was when I had to go to school.
>>223937855Yeah it was comfy as fuck now that you mention it
>>223938778Based! School is a prison for kids.
>>223937259>2006: tech and the internet isn't a big part of our lives. the screen is small>2016: tech, the internet, and social media is now affecting us strongly, and changing the course of society. the screen is still small>2026: ai is on the verge of perfectly replicating the outside word, but still not there yet. the screen is growing>2036: the outside word is perfectly replicated and world models easily confuses many into believing they're real. the screen is covering the world, but not entirely>2046: ai, memory augmentation, brain uploading, and world modeling have enabled construction of perfectly realistic virtual worlds that the participants don't even know are not real anymore. the screen is all encompassing>2056: almost all once-biological humans now live in artificial worlds and believe they are actually experiencing those worlds. the most popular destination is the time just before the singularity: around 2026. the screen is all there is>2026: you go under again to visit a world you never actually saw
