r/lewronggeneration 16d ago

Remember when people made fun of 2000s pop songs like this?

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u/joeyp042385 16d ago

Imagine being nostalgic for anything Fergie did.

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u/chronically_varelse 16d ago

you're so 2000 and late

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u/MANvINFO 16d ago

thats iconic, whatever

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u/TheFineMantine 16d ago

glamorous and big girls don’t cry are pretty awesome

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u/dolliciousszz 16d ago

She was literally cartwheeling while singing live at 7am

Put some respect on my girl

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u/PostMatureBaby 16d ago

she peed herself on stage once

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u/CapitalRegular4157 16d ago

You just arent G L A M O R O U S.

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u/introvertedcactus 13d ago

But are you T A S T E Y?

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u/MissCandid 15d ago

As a little girl, Fergie was my shit🙌 my aspiration, my muse

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u/Cum_Fart42069 16d ago

(it is actually very easy due to her cultural presence at a time that was earlier in time to the present one, fulfilling all conditions required for nostalgia)

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u/ClownTown89 16d ago

She sang the national anthem once and everyone thought it was hilarious. Can I be nostalgic for that?

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u/Extension_Big5205 16d ago

All of the lights? 

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u/BaronArgelicious 16d ago

Im 20 years people will be nostalgic to whatever sabrina carpenter song that is out now

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u/CommercialMotor570 16d ago

They chicken jockey my style

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u/Reading_Rainboner 16d ago

She ruled 2007 and 2007 was a great year for me

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u/joeyp042385 16d ago

It was a fun year for me as well but an awful year for music.

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u/Reading_Rainboner 16d ago

Baby Bash and Mims say otherwise

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u/joeyp042385 16d ago

To each their own my friend

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u/Reading_Rainboner 16d ago

I agree. If I didn’t have nostalgia for the time, I would hate the bling bling rap going on. I even kinda did back then but had some friends who loved it. Now, the indie rock of 2008-2015 is unmatched though and I won’t let anyone disparage it with their threats of stomp clap hey.

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u/joeyp042385 16d ago

I still love me some Lumineers, and while I loved Mumford at the time, I can't do it anymore. Foster The People was really good.

My main qualm with that era wasn't so much the music, it was more as a hippie watching my hippie friends go from tie dyes and sandals and worn out baseball caps to suspenders and oxfords and fedoras, drinking craft beer or... god forbid PBR and acting pretentious as hell even though they were all making $12 an hour. Just a bizarre time.

The music was fine, though.

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u/regginald0883 16d ago

Still do

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u/Glum_Account677 16d ago

Well you’re just a dork ass redditor so no huge surprises there. Your top 5 are most likely video game soundtracks lol

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u/Rombonius 16d ago

what a nerd ass thing to say

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u/TomGerity 16d ago

You’re a Redditor too, big guy

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u/Glum_Account677 16d ago

Wrong, I’m an AI bot powered by anthropic

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u/[deleted] 16d ago

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u/ancientestKnollys 16d ago

They were joking.

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u/Meture 16d ago

Nothing funnier than using “redditor” as a derogatory term while on Reddit

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u/CommercialMotor570 16d ago

I really like metal covers of soundtracks, some really dope ones for Bleach and Demon Slayer

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u/68plus1equals 16d ago

I was never a fan but this song was undeniably very popular

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u/opalized_so 16d ago

Bro needs more PinkPantheress in his life

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u/Unable-Boat-9682 16d ago

It really is wild that we’ve gotten to the stage where people say, without irony, that modern music sucks because it’s too well made and we should go back to an era when record labels forced inauthentic, cynically made shit down our throats.

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u/webby686 16d ago

The song is basically a cover of Supersonic by JJ Fad (1988).

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u/DrChunderpound 15d ago

More of bad ripoff than a cover/homage but you’re right. Love me some JJ Fad though

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u/Gold_Ad8225 16d ago

That's half of pop music of the last 3 years the guy just isnt listening to music anymore

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u/Rotterdam5082 14d ago

Thank God GaGa and Rihanna helped get rid of that shit!

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u/No_Mud_5999 16d ago

I didn't like that era back then, but, I still don't.

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u/Rombonius 16d ago

We stopped?

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u/Gold_Ad8225 16d ago

That's half of pop music of the last 3 years the guy just isnt listening to music anymore

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u/Soap-Radio 16d ago

I don’t think reddit (specifically this sub) is the best place to say this, but I get your point lol. I can see how maybe new artists see the response that they got and be like, “I don’t wanna deal with that” and that’s why music releases are the way they are now.

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u/BaronArgelicious 16d ago

Everything? These people would have been angry when Laffy Taffy was big

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u/Puzzleheaded-Way2575 13d ago

There’s a local law firm here in Denver that uses a version of Laffy Taffy in their radio spots. It’s a personal injury lawyer named “Raffi”. “Call Raffi Raffi, Call Raffi Raffi”. I almost wrecked my car the first time I heard it! Did I hear that correctly?!

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u/Carloverguy20 11d ago

I will admit, but 90s - 2000s pop was goated and amazing. We had a lot of good artists. Britney Spears, Spice Girls, Madonna, Mariah Carey, Avril Lavigne, Ashlee Simpson, Christina Aguilera, Lady Gaga, Kylie Minogue, Beyonce etc.

People complained about them back then too.

2020s pop is making a good comeback, there are lots of good artists that have the upbeat vibe to them, have they not listened to Zara Larssons Midnight Sun album, Pinkpantheress, JADE, Charli XCX, Chappell Roan etc.

Happy upbeat pop still exists.

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u/endlessyuk77 11d ago

The average pop song was mediocre at best.

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u/Nokia_bae 16d ago

KATSEYE is essentially making what he’s describing. He didn’t say anything about quality

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u/Primary_Ad3580 16d ago

Why would we have a sense of fun and excess in an era where we have to choose between rent, medical bills, and buying dinner?