>this made millennials absolutely fucking lost their minds
>they got kicked out of gyms for recreating it
>they themed marriage proposals around it and posted them on Facebook
>one bride even went down the wedding aisle on a giant conveyor belt while Here It Goes Again was playing

>>212936607 (OP)
What movie?

>>212936607 (OP)
In the mid 00s people weren't churning out millions of hours of eslop content every day.
Much fewer things went viral so those that did had a much longer shelf life and period of being forwarded and passed around, even finding its way to oldies that weren't even on the internet at the time.

It tracks even further back, with shit like Hamsterdance ending up being passed around in office email chains to white collar wagies.
South Park got its start from a short animation that people were obsessively passing around to each other as a fucking VHS tape. Imagine that
>you gotta see this epic new meme animation bro yeah you'll have to take this tape home after work and plug it into ur VCR
They made a fucking 26 season TV show out of that meme.

Memes now are forgotten about within a week when something new comes up.

This is the exact same kind of shit that tiktok is built for except it's high-effort and entertaining

These guys are all dead now

>>212936663
Two Girls, One Cup

>>212936607 (OP)

It took thought, planning, and creativity. Something that would never happen today.

after being heavily annoyed by its endless relevance in the 00s I looked it up again a few years back and found the song had aged pretty well and was decent pop rock with surprisingly decent swagger

>>212936607 (OP)
it's a fun video

OH HERE IT GOES HERE IT GOES HERE IT GOES AGAIN :D
right into the second tower

>>212937738
it was always lame and annoying an massively overrated. shit song as well. what a shit time

>>212936607 (OP)
I don't remember this at all. The only millenial trends I remember were the harlem shake and planking.

>>212936607 (OP)
chat i'm old and ive never seen this shit in my life

>>212937790
youre either very young or very old, Here it goes again was the biggest music video for a year back when music videos were still semi relevant

>>212936607 (OP)
i literally have no idea what this shit is and your video is small as fuck and you should feel really bad for making this post

>>212937789
what a weird thing to post

>>212937789
Shut up.

>>212936607 (OP)
Astroturfed garbage

THIS PLANE IS DEFINITELY CRASHING

Its insane how Zoomers have absolutely no trends. They can't even create memes because they're bombarded with so much shit on Tiktok that their brain resets in 5-10 seconds. Most memes nowadays are created by corporations like Chicken Jockey or the Grimace Shake

>>212937820
I've literally never heard of it. In 2006 we were listening to hiphop like Kanye, Lil Wayne, etc. Maybe I just grew up more urban.

>>212937857
>>212937871
;_;
>MUH PORK AN BEANS

>>212937789
Thanks for sharing.

>>212937956
3====@

>>212936607 (OP)
I fucked my gf right after she showed me this video.

>>212937857
>>212937871
>>212937966
nice IPA tears fatbeard. you evidently never had discernible taste and would be nostalgic for any shit you were fed.

you now remember planking

>>212937997
The /tv/ populace right now legitimately are the stomp stomp clap dweebs from that era. I was shocked when I found this out. What a grim set of affairs.

>>212937995
Everyone's a critic...

>>212937997
That's probably true but you're also a fag.

>>212937920

NTA but you must have lived under a rock. This predated planking and the Harlem shake by at least half a decade and was one of the first viral videos of its type. The song itself also got significant play

>>212936607 (OP)
>>they themed marriage proposals around it and posted them on Facebook
kek it's true

>>212937920
>grew up more urban
sounds like it, I grew up white among whites (and mexicans unfortunately) and we watched vh1 in the morning before school

>>212937325
>>212937738
This video made it their gimmick to have interesting music videos. And they are interesting, cool to watch and appreciate the effort behind them. I like the trained dog one. The music is fine but the videos are the real art.

>>212936607 (OP)
I don't know what this is. Millenials were the last generation with subcultures that wasn't a uniform homogenized mess.

>>212938034
Generations are so dumb I was in my 20's and that was a thing kids were doing but we're still lumped together.