8 Things Turning 18 This Year
Jan 9, 2018 • Therese Aseoche
Jan 9, 2018 • Therese Aseoche
Yup, the very first 00s kids are turning legal this year. Although it’s not our good intention to ruin your day with a slap-in-the-face realization of how old you probably are, we just have to list down a few of the greatest things that ever happened in our lives that are becoming of legal age this 2018.
Throughout its seven seasons, Rory and Lorelai Gilmore charmed its audience with its witty dialogue, servings of drama here and there, pop culture references, and the development of their mother-daughter relationship that made us appreciate our own moms.
Bow down to the diva of our childhood Britney Spears and pay respect to one of the greatest pop songs ever made.
This action RPG and slash desktop game had been the year 2000’s best-selling game, reaching 2.75 million global sales in that year alone. It also garnered a spot in the Guinness Book of World Records 2000 edition for being the fastest selling computer game ever sold, with more than 1 million units sold in its first two weeks.
A.K.A. everybody’s first ever mobile phone, and the world’s strongest. It probably seems right that Nokia just launched a revamped version of the 3310 that’s touch-screen and wifi enabled — and with the game, Snake!
PlayStation loyalists and gamers will always remember the PS2 fondly for its backward compatibility for the PS1’s DualShock controller and games (a feature long gone in its successors). It’s also where our love for Final Fantasy, Grand Theft Auto, Crash Bandicoot, Naruto Ultimate Ninja Storm, and Kingdom Hearts, to name a few, began.
Remember all the fanart you used to save to your desktop folders? Better thank the creators of DeviantART for that. It had been the first website to have offered a venue for artists around the world to proudly share their work with the art community.
Where it all began. It may not be the best X-Men movie ever made, but it had been the first and its overwhelming success has resulted to all the prequels, sequels, spin-offs, and Hugh Jackman being forever seen by the public eye as Wolverine.
A.K.A. our favorite May meme. No one will ever let JT’s iconic line and golden curls die, even after 18 years.
What were the best things you remember from Y2K? Share them with us below!
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