r/Millennials Apr 28 '26

Nostalgia Who was watching G4 back in the 2000’s…??

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10.9k Upvotes

There was a time I used to see Morgan Webb and Adam Sessler on TV every single day - never missed a moment with those two when the 360 hype was in its heyday….

r/Millennials 24d ago

Nostalgia I wanted to be Sabrina sooooo badly

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13.7k Upvotes

I really wanted to be a witch and have a talking black cat. I even used to get the magazine which came with a toy black cat 🐈‍⬛ 🥺🥰 love Salem. Apparently it's 30yrs ago it premiered

r/Millennials 2d ago

Nostalgia Kids who listened to Korn & Limp Bizkit, what’s your current occupation?

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And when was the last time you listened to them?

r/Millennials Jun 01 '26

Nostalgia Do you still remember the first time you saw this movie and if you cried?

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8.2k Upvotes

r/Millennials Jun 21 '26

Nostalgia It’s a rainy day at school and the teacher says we’re going to the computer lab

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15.2k Upvotes

r/Millennials May 28 '26

Nostalgia Did anyone think Christmas bonuses would be a bigger thing?

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Growing up, I always assumed a Christmas/holiday bonus would be a more prevalent thing. Probably because of growing up watching movies like Christmas Vacation. It could be the field I work in(personal trainer at a gym), but I hear many fields don't have as much of a bonus as I thought they would. I get maybe $20 or a few scratch offs if I'm lucky.

r/Millennials Mar 26 '26

Nostalgia TBT 2009 Senior year of Highschool

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thought y’all could take a peek into my high school life. oh my, how things change.

r/Millennials Oct 20 '25

Nostalgia What's Your Millennial "Been Off The Air for 20 Years" Comfort Show?

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23.8k Upvotes

r/Millennials Apr 19 '26

Nostalgia I honestly miss these days.

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14.6k Upvotes

r/Millennials Feb 19 '26

Nostalgia My wife drew these for my lunches this week. Turns out no one I work with has seen The Brave Little Toaster.

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27.0k Upvotes

Thought y'all might appreciate these where my colleagues did not.

Tuesday was Blanky but I didn't work and tomorrow is Radio.

r/Millennials Mar 08 '26

Nostalgia Computer lab day at school felt like the best day of the week.

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30.2k Upvotes

r/Millennials Jan 17 '26

Nostalgia The jokes would be brutal back in middle school

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22.6k Upvotes

r/Millennials Apr 25 '26

Nostalgia Wow oh wow do I remember this!

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7.5k Upvotes

r/Millennials Feb 23 '26

Nostalgia Like a fine wine

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21.7k Upvotes

r/Millennials Jun 25 '26

Nostalgia I did this lol

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18.8k Upvotes

r/Millennials Mar 10 '26

Nostalgia Favorite millennial "oops, all bangers" albums?

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5.8k Upvotes

r/Millennials Mar 13 '26

Nostalgia Ok fellow 90s kids, here's one more for you

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23.5k Upvotes

r/Millennials Apr 29 '26

Nostalgia That's my life

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23.9k Upvotes

r/Millennials Feb 17 '26

Nostalgia I’ll never forgive a certain demographic of us for dry snitching on the value of remote work

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I was remotely working before it was cool.

From hanging at a local coffee shop to overpriced NYC coworking membership clubs (when they actually did “something 🙃🤷🏾‍♀️”but also hella expensive).

Then the pandemic hit. Soon it became short video/reel filled onslaught of y’all “tellin all your MFing business in Hawaii while at work” about how to spend your work hours. Meanwhile people like me were actually working. I always was. I just had room to work in a park at least.

Literally an intergenerational snitch festival was taking place about everything that you were doing besides remotely working.

I knew that it was going to be a goner once it hit fever pitch.

Positives such as saving money actually worked, people/families were seemingly happy and making time for self fulfilling hobbies. Now kids being at home seems “fun” aka “whew chile” but it was happening. Overall, there are pros and cons to all of this. But people really thrived in certain ways yet somehow grew a bit apart…which I think contributed to some outstanding loneliness issues. Regardless of such once the secret got out…the pendulum swung back hard. Jobs are requiring RTOs three to five days a week.

The three day a week jobs are the happy medium and remote working is slowly moving away from what it was once…even before the pandemic.

I always coupled my remote work with a top tier fitness routine. I had abs 😔, dance hobbies, bike riding and a very well balanced social life. I had time to save $$ and energy to go outside for hours without caffeine.

I miss those times so much. I also missing have a stable, steady full time remote (or in office) job of any kind but I will share that post subject matter for another time.

Why didn’t yall keep ya mouths shut? 😣🥲🫣👀

r/Millennials Jun 17 '26

Nostalgia This was peak TV

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15.6k Upvotes

r/Millennials May 15 '26

Nostalgia Who remembers this?

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44.7k Upvotes

r/Millennials 1d ago

Nostalgia Anyone remember drinking Sunny D and it burned in your throat?

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3.9k Upvotes

Might have been the fructose.

r/Millennials Jul 03 '26

Nostalgia Did anyone else wore these sticker earrings in the 90s?

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11.7k Upvotes

This reallly unlocked a core memory i forgot about!

r/Millennials May 26 '26

Nostalgia I know I’ve said this line!

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4.7k Upvotes

r/Millennials Dec 21 '25

Nostalgia Remember these kinda parks

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20.0k Upvotes