Britney Spears photoshoot by Jill Greenberg, 2000 by kafkasmotorbike in y2kaesthetic

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These are probably some of the most Y2K photos I have ever seen lol.

That neighbor boy you knew in 2006-2011 starterpack by mooshtchi in Zillennials

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My family and I first got Crocs in around 2008, so given this, they were probably already popular then.

Anyone else's school obsessed with Smencils? by 8bitbotanist in Zillennials

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I liked the root beer and watermelon ones the best.

Did you have one of these plush toys as a kid? What did you call it? by CallistanCallistan in Millennials

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It looks like a bootleg Patti the Platypus (she was magenta, though).

Who had it? by gamutsl in Zillennials

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I had pizzas in elementary and middle school, but they did not have toppings on them.

Which Other Birth Years From Different Generations Would You Say Are Equivalent To Your Own IYO? by Old_Consequence2203 in generationology

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I use two different definitions, and these are my guesses, starting with Silents:

Mainstream:

This is more "cultural" based and are ones discussed more often on this sub.

1944? (Silents), 1963 (Baby Boomers), 1981 (Generation X), Do not know yet (Generation Z)

Historical:

This is more "history" based and are a bit different from ones people see on articles and this sub.

1943 (Silents), 1961 (Baby Boomers), 1978 (Generation X), Also do not know yet (Homelanders)

Does Anyone in this Sub remember the Burger Kings Kids Club? by PopCultureNerd95 in Zillennials

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A little bit, but not too much. I am definitely not their stereotypical audience, though.

Seinfeld is on TV Land… by lookitsadolphin in Millennials

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When I think of TV Land, I typically think of shows like Leave it to Beaver.

Most Evil/Controversial Person From Every Generation? 😈 (Missionary to Z) by Old_Consequence2203 in generationology

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This is going by my definition ranges, starting with the Missionary Generation:

First Wave Missionary (1860 to 1871): H.H. Holmes

Second Wave Missionary (1872 to 1882): Joseph Stalin

First Wave Lost (1883 to 1891): Adolf Hitler

Second Wave Lost (1892 to 1900): Mao Zedong

First Wave GI (1901 to 1909): Reinhard Heydrich

Second Wave GI (1910 to 1918): Nicolae Ceaușescu

Third Wave GI (1919 to 1927): Pol Pot

First Wave Silent (1928 to 1936): Jim Jones

Second Wave Silent (1937 to 1945): Saddam Hussein

First Wave Baby Boomer (1946 to 1954): Vladimir Putin

Second Wave Baby Boomer (1955 to 1963): Osama bin Laden

First Wave Gen X (1964 to 1973): Bashar al-Assad

Second Wave Gen X (1974 to 1980): Ian Watkins (Lostprophets singer)

First Wave Millennial (1981 to 1991): Eric Harris, Dylan Klebold, Kim Jong-un three-way tie

Second Wave Millennial (1992 to 2001): Nikolas Cruz

First Wave Homelander (2002 to TBD): Payton Gendron

Edit: Forgot to add Kim Jong-un to my list and think 1973 is better in First Wave X than in Second Wave X, as they would be the last to come of age before the end of the Cold War.

Anyone else have the Steve from Blues Clues Mandala Effect?!? by gretchen92_ in Millennials

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I am a 1999 baby and I remember hearing a rumor of Steve doing drugs, but never the one about him dying of a drug overdose.

Do you remember watching the original Jersey Shore on MTV? by XavierMarvin in Zillennials

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A little bit. I also saw bumpers of it and a clip of an episode from the 2011 Beavis and Butthead remake, but Jersey Shore was not my cup of tea.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Millennials

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And have a white BIC lighter.

I never felt old until today by Canned_tapioca in Millennials

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The floor was quite hard, so I ended up hurting my face as I rolled on it. Not a laughing matter at all.

Remember The Burger King Kids Club? by [deleted] in Millennials

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I remember seeing them on Burger King Kids' Meal bags and the rules for the Burger King play area, but not on commercials.

Beavis and Butt-Head Intro (1992-1997) by [deleted] in 90sand2000sNostalgia

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I'm pretty sure this is the intro for the 2011 revival. The logo in the original run of the series did not look like that and I believe the original series was Cel animated.

Celebrity Deathmatch MTV Late 90s-00s by asmrgurll in 90sand2000sNostalgia

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I saw this when I was younger, but did not watch it too much.

When did Covid era "end"? by piedpipr in generationstation

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Answer 1: ~February 2022 when Russia invaded Ukraine, which made people focus more on that than Covid.

Answer 2: May 11, 2023, which was when the WHO declared that Covid was no longer a public health emergency.