Top 10 Things 2000s Kids Used to Do

[@MsMojo]

What are YOUR favorite 2000s memories? Let us know below, and be sure to also check out our video of the Top 10 Things from the 2000s We Want to Forget: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eZPKnYd-m8Z_jsk

[@marcusyates3044]

Top 10 Best Nickelodeon Shows: 2000s!

[@ilovemybrothers8637]

Uhmm @Msmojo im just curious how do you find clips of tv shows or movies that is saying whatever topic that your currently discussing in their dialogue like for example on the "my space" entry you featured a line from the movie superbad of that of a cabbie asking guys if theyre onto my space how do u guys do that???

[@jayjaybulldog9180]

Heelys were so popular at the time, heck certain people still rides them especially on crocs plus they even had the Spongebob and Rugrats edition

[@julymedia752]

#3 - Anything on Jetix (as it's a Disney property too) are no exception either! Shows like Yin Yang Yo!, Pucca, SRMTHFG!, W.I.T.C.H., Oban Star-Racers, etc. were like a part of my lifeline!

[@Missmagazinebura]

Pink razr

[@ConnorMiller417]

Oh boy I miss so many things about the 2000’s! Social media wasn’t as big of a thing yet and people were much more easygoing and caring. And I miss those VHS stores that my grandpa always took me to go get Blues Clues DVD’s. Good times!

[@trinaq]

The 2000's were certainly a simpler time, we didn't realise how lucky we had it until it was over.

[@akganimationstudioproducti3779]

I feel the same way

[@sethmaki1333]

Simpler? It started with the government coordinating a "terror attack" as an excuse to invade two countries in the Middle East so that defense contractors could get their lucrative contracts back that they lost at the end of the Cold War, leading to a war that would last for two decades, bleeding our nation of its servicepeople, money, and resources. Basically what I'm trying to say is that throughout history, the world has never been simple. Morons can always be counted on to moron, evil always begets evil, and human nature at its core doesn't truly change.

[@Missmagazinebura]

Yes I miss the 2000s

[@devingiles6597]

@@Missmagazinebura Same here!

[@erikkoski6129]

Right!

[@luxuryhub1323]

It's wonderful that the 2000's are starting to get looked back on with nostalgia, much like the 80's or 90's, even though the time period wasn't that long ago.

[@caziis13]

It's because we are the ones creating now ahahahahha I'm a designer and my influences were the 2000, I try to bring a lot of it back in my stuff, the nostalgia of when I was happy I guess. hhahahha

[@XenomorphLV426]

2000s started 22 years ago. So yes, it's been quite a while.

[@TheListenerCanon]

Yep, I hate to admit but it's true. I remember back in 2010s, people were feeling nostalgic for the 90s, and 2000s for 80s. In the 2030s, people will be nostalgic for the 2010s and I'll be 40. :(

[@karavanheest5881]

Eh. .

[@karavanheest5881]

@@TheListenerCanon ZZZ

[@jessedellross3245]

Blockbuster and TRL were my high school experience. The flip phones were AWESOME!!!!! I also miss when FB was actually about connecting with friends and not what it is now. The 2000s was also the time of teen shows. From dawsons creek, to HIMYM, to Smallville, One Tree Hill. The list goes on

[@andreasmeelie1889]

What is Facebook now?

[@SPS0501US]

@@andreasmeelie1889 it is more like a blog or an online diary where everyone needs to know what exactly happening to me :/

[@rcperry2000]

I really miss the early 2000s. Everything was so much simpler.

[@TheListenerCanon]

Yes, remember 9/11? So much simpler.

[@rcperry2000]

@@TheListenerCanon dude I was born in 2000. I wasn't old enough to grasp what 9/11 was. I'm talking about what the early 2000s were like for kids.

[@TheListenerCanon]

@@rcperry2000 And...? Why are you acting like the early 2000s was simple when you don't remember that much of it? I was 9-12 in the early 2000s and it wasn't as simple as people feeling nostalgic about it. The same for every era or decade.

[@rcperry2000]

@@TheListenerCanon Ok listen I'm not saying 9/11 wasn't tragic because it was but I grew up POST 9/11. I'm talking about the simpler things like the music we had, the shows we had, etc. Stop being a troll over a single comment. My comment had nothing to do with 9/11 but I'm sure I'm not the only kid who was too young to understand it.

[@RosheenQuynh]

@@TheListenerCanon Dude, take a chill pill. Why you gotta dampen people's comments? So just because something bad happened, we're suddenly not allowed to be nostalgic towards a time that we thought was better than right now? Are people older than us not allowed to be nostalgic of their time because of war and civil rights now? Honestly, you have a stick up your butt.

[@Aurorak-i6l]

The 2000s and early 2010s were the simplest of times

[@A7XGD7]

I want to give this comment 1000+ likes

[@oldtwinsna8347]

Not sure I agree in full - the crash in 2008 was the worst period of one who had to enter into the job market to survive. No jobs were available.

[@ashlismith8596]

Oh, I miss the 2000s so freaking much!!! Where's the time machine?!

[@jayjaybulldog9180]

One of the most memorable moments from the 2000’s that I know nobody should ever forget was the popsicles featuring many popular characters including the Iconic Spongebob popsicle🍦

[@insectwarriorjojo7780]

oh yeah. especially marvel popsicles to. especially fairy odd parents cheez it's

[@BBBVVV86]

Ohhh I remember that omg 😲

[@Miumiu0404]

I wasn't a 2000s kid. I was already in college in 2004. What I love about the early to mid 2000s was that I think it was the perfect blend of online and offline culture. The internet was slowly integrating into our lives but we were not very dependent on it yet. Maybe because we don't have smartphones yet.

[@alyzu4755]

I remember going to Blockbuster on a Friday night and praying something we actually wanted to watch would be available. And it was ALWAYS crowded.

[@ericasutton3147]

I always said that the 2000s were a more simpler time. Yeah I know, things weren’t perfect but they were less stressful and hectic compared to now.

[@EmilyJudovits]

I was so hooked on all of those Nick and Disney shows and I just loved those flip phones they are so cool. And I loved TRL as a kid so fun. I just missed my teenage years when I did all of those things well I didn't get the Heelys they were too expensive. And I miss BlockBuster so much I just love getting their movies there.

[@davidknapp5598]

As a former '00s kid myself, the accuracy of this list is right on point! I got my movies at Blockbuster, I had a Razr phone once, I was a HUGE Kim Possible fanboy as a youngin, etc. '90s kids can brag all they want about having the "best childhood", but what WE had was the bomb as well!

[@noellegeldon202]

I agree with Disney channel and Nick we hit the jackpot along with DCOMs

[@DekaNovelist]

7:22 Ah, the best part of my 2000s childhood.

[@jayjaybulldog9180]

Kim Possible still one of the reasons why cell phones and flip phones were even more iconic especially the Motorola razor. Fun fact : In 2019 they even brought it back but as a wider touch screen edition to be release in 2020

[@khaniyah1494]

Do u have the Kim Possible text ringtone?

[@jayjaybulldog9180]

@@khaniyah1494 I still do girl

[@ELmayberry]

@@khaniyah1494 I still have it also when one of my family members call me, the proud family song will play 😂😂

[@matthew_natividad]

What that a pda she used?

[@QuertyQw33n]

in 2006, my grandmother was going to get Internet on my computer for my birthday, but then she made me watch on Internet safety dateline episode that scared the absolute crap out of me, which is why I stayed the hell away from social media until I was 18.

[@dtvfan24]

This bought back so many memories as a kid born In the early 90s. loved TRL

[@theanimeguy13ify]

We all missed the 2000s decade because of renting movies from video rental stores like Blockbuster, Hollywood Video, Movie Gallery and others as well shows on Cartoon Network, Disney Channel, Nickelodeon, Toon Disney/Jetix (Now known as Disney XD), The N (Now known as Teennick), Nicktoons (TV Channel), Kids WB/CW 4Kids, etc. The 2000s decade is the best in my opinion.

[@jamalvargas6146]

First Discovering Family Guy and Futurama On TBS even though they'd debuted on Adult Swim those 2 shows were my everything back then

[@LloydxMcfly]

Being a 2000s kid its only so much i remember. Looking through ppls CDs & VHS tapes. Eating kid cuisine, lunchables & go-gurts. Having the Heelies. Having a PS2. Playing San Andreasa n Saints Row 1 & 2. Hearing Wayne, Fiddy & Ye alot. Lusting for a MP3 player. RECESS Cereal Straws Going to Chuck E. Cheese. Kodak Flash Camera Watching Disney n Nickelodeon at its peak. Seeing that one commercial where dude with the hat tells you go to college. Wrestling Men. Watching WWE PG Era

[@rubyhay450]

So much of what you said I did as a kid too!

[@blueblousedesigns]

That is basically most of my childhood

[@יובלקונסקר]

love music from the 2000s

[@jeffreywilliams8499]

2000's childhood memories for me

[@cchild12789]

Limewire was my LIFE! I still have songs today from when I downloaded songs way back when.

[@Markimark151]

Buying or renting DVDs at local drugstores, using Motorola phones, iPod classic, playing LAN games on iMac computers, and also playing multiplayer console games on GameCube, Wii, PlayStation, and Xbox!

[@NK-it4um]

I can vouch for number 3 the cartoons and kid shows in the 2000's were epic.

[@MidnightMusings948]

The Razr was my first cell phone. I remember when my dad got it for me

[@ReconstructedYankee1882]

I was born in 2001 so I'll definitely tell y'all what I was doing during the 2000s. 1. I was watching Rick Nash #61 of the Columbus Blue Jackets score lots of goals. 2. Watched New York Yankees legends Derek Jeter #2 hit home runs with Andy Petite #46 as the starting pitcher with Mariano Rivera to relive him. 3. Watched all of those old cheesy but classic Disney and Nickelodeon TV shows every Saturday morning 4. Bought tons of movies at Blockbuster 5. Played all of those adobe flash online video games 6. Built a lot of model train tables 7. Hung a lot with my friends 8. Bought lots of Thomas the train toys 9. Watched Carson Palmer #9 and Chad "Ochocinco" Johnson #85 compete for the Cincinnati Bengals 10. Watched the Cleveland Browns go from Qauterback after Qauterback and Coach after Coach

[@DarkEdelgard]

If there's one thing I miss the most about the 2000's, it's the Saturday morning cartoons. Kim Possible forever!

[@baconking13]

Back when the world wasnt all violent and we got to experience true fun

[@blueblousedesigns]

I watched an obsene amount of TV from Nickelodeon, MTV, VH1, BET, Disney, and Cartoon Network growing up

[@Arianalovestuff]

I was born '02 I remember my older cousins having heels I was so jealous and I remember the phones the fashion and the show im glad im a 2000s baby

[@BrunoThePup93]

6:11 I love how that dude just has his bong chilling next to him

[@gojosgirl6487]

I remember them banning Heelys at my school because we basically turned it into a skate park, haha

[@atticusmcfly]

Ohhhhhh the nostalgia! 😢

[@shellseasparkles1944]

When H2O came out me and my friends during the summer time we’d pretend to be like the characters in the show just like the show. It’s funny now thinking about it how now being 25 we wanted our own tails and style and I had a pink and purple sparkly tail with a purple sparkly top with pearls and fishnets. My hair was pink and purple. Weirdly enough with the 15th anniversary of H2O I did a photo shoot with my dream mermaid as a kid. Thank you Fin Fun Mermaid Tale☺️🧜🏻‍♀️

[@sarahhenry1845]

You are so awesome! That show is really awesome.

[@112JFD]

I Still buy Movies in DVD or Blu-Ray format and i'm proud of it!

[@scarletttyson4622]

yep that what I do too I just get normal though and not blu-ray

[@soramembrino82]

Me three.

[@598superchris]

@@soramembrino82 me too!

[@Phantom-sl9qv]

I feel like the cutoff for 2000s kid is 2001, and here’s why, they spent the majority of their early childhood in the 2000s (2002-2009) and they were born in the last year to graduate from high school (2019) before COVID happened

[@afoolishneon4401]

Flash games, cd learning games, old cartoon, and a lot more

[@thinadlamini4671]

I'm a 90s Baby and I loved the 2000s era. 🤭... I enjoyed TRL and I had heelies. 🥺

[@blueblousedesigns]

I miss TRL

[@nathanbishop5614]

I remember hearing about AOL messenger, they used to use it to chat with child predators on "To Catch a Predator"

[@mr.decencykeepinitreal6348]

Limewire and Kazaa, we missed both of them.

[@minenoturs4271]

there are downloaders but yep i agree miss them

[@josearellano203]

I was born in 1992. I always see how it was, apparently, a simpler time when it was before. So I had a good amount of memories made in the 2000s decade. It's things we had or did then that won't be done anymore. There were a good amount of TV shows. I got fascinated by the movies. A mix of the online and offline worlds. I did watch movies on the VHS in my childhood. I am a fan of history and videos like this fascinate me.

[@Ac.117]

Man I miss Blockbuster! Those were the days.

[@angelaholmes8888]

Yeah same here my mother use to work at blockbuster

[@akganimationstudioproducti3779]

I used to have this place called Hollywood Video, but it was basically the same thing

[@Ac.117]

@@akganimationstudioproducti3779 Yeah I remember that too ! In the plaza I used to go to when I was a kid there was a Hollywood Video right next door to the Blockbuster. Sometimes switch off between the two of them.

[@Missmagazinebura]

I never been to Blockbuster . I just borrow movies from the library

[@Ac.117]

@@Missmagazinebura nice 👍

[@dillonheinicke6469]

The 2000s was an amazing time and also the 2010’s as well. We had it all then the music the cartoons and the lifestyle. I use to play CD’s off my PS3 back in 2013,

[@lindsey5365]

I still have an iPod touch… never giving it up!!!

[@smithsamuel9178]

Hi Lindsay 👋

[@Lady-Kanerasoka]

Even though I was born in 1991, I did MANY of these things growing up in my teens!!

[@corymiller536]

No offense but you look 40 yrs old

[@Lady-Kanerasoka]

@@corymiller536 well that’s the first time anyone has ever told me that before! I’m 30 years old and EVERYONE I have ever come across always tells me I look like I’m around 23 to 25. Until now! 😡😡😡

[@blueblousedesigns]

I was born in 1995, and I did most of these things. I didn't have a computer at home or a cell phone because I was poor. I mostly used the computer at school, the public library, or friends houses.

[@mando7323]

@@blueblousedesigns Man that's how i was too I'm also 27 and remember alot about the 2000s but we never had a family computer in the living room, have nice clothes/shoes and I didn't even get my first phone till I was a senior in high school smh. It sucked but at least once I started making my own money i started getting all the stuff I couldn't have as a kid thank God.

[@Dansco195]

I was in my mid 20s by then. Wow brings back memories. VHS tapes. MSN. Netscape browser. I’ve had my username since early 2000s and didn’t use silly ones like the kids.

[@reeses_unicorn]

When I think back on my favorite things from my childhood, the shows are definitely one of them. :) Cartoon Network, Nickelodeon, and Disney Channel were my world.

[@smithsamuel9178]

Hi Kitty 👋 how are you doing?

[@matthew_natividad]

Bonus points for using on demand

[@nicolelynn9159]

Um, renting videos was known back in the 80s and 90s too!!! 🤦‍♀️ Not only 2000s!!

[@Yin12356Yang]

Where in the title do you see “only”?

[@roxannegabel3655]

Ah yes, all of these were pretty cool! Getting film developed was still something I remember as well.

[@angelaholmes8888]

I loved watching TRL when I was a kid good days 🙂👍

[@YoMateo.]

Whoever's reading this, i pray that whatever you're going through gets better and whatever you're struggling with or worrying about is going to be fine and that everyone has a fantastic day! Amen

[@milabek5188]

I knew about minesweeper, i think road our shoes and had a flipphone, cartoons on late 2000s/10s.

[@qcontinuum30]

I remember my wife surprising me with the Razor for my bday. She showed up at my work with it. That was probably the last time I was up with the current trends for cell phones.

[@leonidasneves7972]

the 90s and 2000s were the best time to be alive, i feel like after 2012 the world went down hill and became an awful place with abunch of ANNOYING soft ppl that cancel everything, i hate this generation

[@A7XGD7]

That's what they meant by "the world is going to end in 2012"

[@dimidrugg9592]

Cartoon Network: *exists* MsMojo: "3. Watched best TV shows & cartoons on Disney & Nickelodeon"

[@marychoppins8140]

Getting ready on Friday and Saturday night to go hangout at the mall for hours. Eating Sbarro pizza, looking at clothes in Gadzooks and the “risqué” items at Spencer’s. Those were the good old days.

[@shaneholder7074]

What I was doing in the 2000's was finishing up middle school than entering high school

[@MissSirenita]

Honestly, even early 2000’s KZbin was awesome. The random equals funny humor with absolutely no standards or rules. I mean, it is awesome now to make a living off of KZbin. That’s awesome.

[@A7XGD7]

Random anime FMVs with Linkin Park music

[@corymiller536]

There were no KZbin in the early 2000's KZbin began in 2005 mid 00s

[@TrulyMademoizelle]

Oh man when I was in junior high you had to have a razor phone to be cool. And I played mine sweeper on my Compaq desktop computer! This list is hitting hard!!! And I was in the audience on TRL back in 2008 when Hillary Duff was there 😆

[@mollygoldstein7536]

I remember going to NYC for the very first time in 2001 (I was almost 14) and standing in the sectioned off section for TRL in Times Square with my cousin. 😊😊🖤🖤

[@rosapayne5660]

I was kind of a 2000s kid. My entertainment was disc PC games flipping through the folder full of discs and putting one into the disc drive. I did watch Nick Jr. and Playhouse Disney. My parents didn't think the stuff on the regular Disney Channel and Nickelodeon were appropriate for me. So, Ooh and Aah's "Ooh-ooh-aah-aah. Bye Bye." was mine and my siblings' signal to be ready to change the channel.

[@donovandelaney3171]

We still use flip phones and they're still great. They have trackers, WiFi, KZbin and Twitter.

[@luedanger561]

My phone of choice from the 2000s was the Sidekick. I kinda wish they came back 😂

[@teamsteed1]

I remember TRL.

[@danyielsays4621]

I can relate cuz I grew up in the 2000s!!

[@Lady-Kanerasoka]

3:25 That’s something we STILL DO today!!!

[@smithsamuel9178]

Hi Lady Kanerasoka 👋 how are you doing?

[@crystalellul845]

4:26 I still use mine because I have so much connected with it and I always apologize before hand saying I was a teen when I made it lol

[@bgjck]

As a kid, in my city we had a Hollywood Video and I remember renting movies and video games like GameCube and and PS2 games

[@blaqpirate]

Glad to still have some Blank CD I with LimeWire music with me. I remember the agony I felt when having to get rid of my desk top computer with over 1,000 music files on it!

[@chasehedges6775]

The mid 2000s were the absolute best years ever, honestly

[@ashlismith8596]

I agree

[@trinaq]

Precisely, they seem so much simpler in comparison to now, when we weren't so reliant on modern technology!

[@A7XGD7]

My life peaked in 2006 and i was 14... sad. I miss those times

[@kenyaholloway-reliford8213]

10. We used to have Blockbuster and Hollywood Video in the same area, as well as a Family Video not too far. I remember we would always go to GameCrazy. 9. Didn't MTV, but I loved Vh1's I Love Series and MTV Hits. We mostly used Music Choice for music. 8. Didn't really know about them 7. Personalized usernames were weird, but creative 6. My brother was always buying minutes (remember people had to do that?? 5. We didn't use those sites, but we used iTunes to burn and buy music. Good times. 4. My aunt would always play Solitare; I remember playing kids' games online and on CD roms both at home and school. 3. Don't forget Cartoon Network! 2. My brother was always on his MySpace. I vowed never to use social media, not even at the time. 1. I remember messing with my Uncle's iPod. I think I got one of my own eventually My honorable mention: Video Games rocked! Gamecube and PS2 had the most iconic games.

[@Pinkie582]

My computer had ALL the viruses from Limewire lol. And I definitely got Rick Rolled or the Bill Clinton speech. Good times

[@chevingladden5146]

I worked at Blockbister back when DVDS took up maybe 2 whole aisles and every inch of floorspace was for VHS.

[@alldownhill01]

That top 8 man…wars were fought over that top 8. The ultimate friendship test.

[@wesleylebron3840]

I remember getting heelys even I was never good at ‘em, getting the hottest movies at Blockbuster, listening to iPod touch. My sister had pink razr phone and I did want a blue one but they never had one. Finally I watched Nickelodeon and Disney, whether it was cartoons, comedies, movies etc.

[@pamgarcia2301]

This video made me feel so old 🥹 best of both world

[@SimPilotMika]

I think this is more 2000s teens than kids, I was born in 2002 and I don’t remember a lot of this stuff other than blockbuster

[@davidkouassi7453]

Then you've short memory

[@SimPilotMika]

@@davidkouassi7453 I’m Australian so it could of just been American things

[@A7XGD7]

You're missing Cartoon Network in #3

[@jasminesmith9285]

I’m born in 1991 and I remember a lot of these man I have missed old times

[@Warhawk9012]

I *still* use flip phones and except for a Samsung sliding phone I used between 2010 & 2013, I've never used anything but flips (and as of now, some companies still making them.) I used LimeWire, Kazaa & iMesh as a preteen and teen for all my *totally not illegal* music (LimeWire was my go to.) Now you can just record audio from whatever source to Audacity or other similar software (and it saves you from the viruses 😆) Not too long ago, I saw some kids rolling around a mall in wheelies; I didn't even know they were still out there.

[@goodcommunitylife]

In the “The kid’s guide to the Internet” video, Peter looks like he has been smoking way too much weed!

[@marcusyates3044]

Top 10 Best Nickelodeon Shows From the 2000s!

[@noemiarmas5773]

2000's it's On Fire 🔥 I Love it ❤️💖❤️💖

[@QuittingYoutube24]

I miss MySpace so much but unfortunately everyone I knew had moved on to Facebook after it's popularity was just taking off.

[@RANDOM-KNIGHT145]

For 3, Are you serious?!?! CN was the KING back-then !!!!

[@Lavendergal101]

The 2000s was my favorite decade. I love watching Disney Channel, Nickelodeon and Cartoon Network.

[@TheListenerCanon]

Funny, it's my least favorite decade, at least in terms of film and music. To each to our own.

[@jeffrey2988]

I'm so so glad I grew up in the middle of social media and internet becoming a main thing. By the time everyone "had to be on social media" and that was all that counted for popularity and seeming cool, I had already graduated and could gladly delete my facebook account and never look back

[@jakeknapp6833]

I miss blockbusters it was good memories before it closed when I was 7 or 10 when what year it closed also family video was the other video store I went as a kid before it shut down I miss that place too when you get candy from there two movies on dvd and a video game

[@ChattieCathie]

Please do Top 10 90s kids did? Or 80s? Even 50s!

[@MB-kv8pm]

I still love Minesweeper.

[@austinrenteria]

I still collect VHS tapes and DVDS of my favorite movies for backup in case Netflix doesn't have them streaming.

[@R989D]

My local shoe shop is still selling wheelie shoes. And as a busy nurse I’m tempted at times 😂😂

[@smithsamuel9178]

Hey 👋

[@KamaliLowe]

Napstar? Never heard of it, Waptrick was it for me. Those were the days

[@thealextrifier]

Thanks to behaviorism, I missed out on so much as a kid 😔

[@princessamaechi3885]

Same

[@kevinpham15]

Limewire was a trip. I tried to download Baby Got Back by Sir Mix-a-Lot, didn't know the limewire was more than just music. I ended up downloading a porno somehow and playing it for my family and friends. Safe to say I was Traumatised.

[@ayanamiayachanJ]

When I had my first computer I used to play minesweeper all the time

[@sarahhenry1845]

#10, my dad and I still by movies on DVD. We're pretty much DVD Dinosaurs.