What years do you have to be born to be considered an "true

>>93515476
Mid-90s at the latest, duh.

1994-1996

You're a kid from ages five, the first year you're not a toddler, to twelve, the final year before you're an adolescent. The early 2000s themselves lasted from 2000 to 2003, with 2004 being in the mid-2000s despite a of people thinking otherwise. The oldest year of birth for someone who can be considered an early 2000s kid is 1988 (twelve in 2000), and the most recent is 1998 (five in 2003). The pinnacle "early 2000s kid" birth-date would be January 1, 1993. If you were born on that specific date, you would have turned nine (eight and nine are the middle-most "kid" ages) on January 1, 2002, which was the middle-most point of the early 2000s alongside December 31, 2001.

>>93515942
>a of
Shit. I meant "a lot".

>>93515476
>copy+paste

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>2000's kids are now a thing

stop time

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>>93515476
Now listen as I play-play-play

>>93515942
Most normies don't acknowledge the idea of a "mid 2000s". They seem to think early 2000s encompass anywhere from 1999 to 2006.

>>93516622
My green tamborine

>>93516435
Does it hurt? The knowledge that you're getting old.

>>93516435
Hey man, there's a big difference between early 2000s kids and late 2000s kids. Late 2000s are when shit like iPhones, the Big Bang theory, autotune, and Justin Bieber came along.

>>93516698
Because that's mostly correct, the mid-2000s were still pretty similar to the late 90s. 90s culture only really ended with the recession.

>>93516435
Shut up 90's oldfag.

I was born in 1998
I met this boy on college that started telling me about how awesome was to be a 2000's child, we had a fight because i went al crazily mad because he was just soooo stupid.
In 2000 i was 2 years old, so i guess that you should've at least in early 1995

>>93515476

I think most 90's kids could also be considered "true early 2000's kid".

>>93516835
Show us your tits. Be sure to use a timestamp.

>>93516975
It's a trap!

>>93516835
>there are people on this board who were born the year Disturbed The Sickness came out

No wonder this board is so fucked up, for some reason I always imagine it's just us oldfags here and all the fucking kids are using snapchat and tumblr and grindr and shit

>>93516736
But that's wrong. 2004-2006 didn't have any Sailor moon, Gundam, frosted tips, discman, ska, Bop it, or skater punk.

>>93516736
90s culture doesn't exist. first half was still 80s culture and second half was prelude to the 2000s

>>93515476
I have a better question. Why does it matter?

>>93516435
>tfw in a few years "2010s kids" will be a thing

>>93515476
>tfw born in 93
>tfw had the Recess movie on VHS and watched it religiously
>tfw saw Invader Zim premiere on TV
>tfw saw all the best Cartoon Network shows when they were running
feels fucking awesome, man

>>93516435
At least you aren't an 80's kid. Don't worry, you'll eventually get used to the idea that you're getting old. Time makes bitches of us all, anon.

It kinda depends too on where did you lived.

For example, I was born in 1997, and my country was 3 years late than US, I remember that on 2004 we still got a lot of anime reruns like Season 1 of Dragon Ball and Sailor Moon, we got the neon gimmick toys from the 90's like the trampoline shoes, and even up to this date there's still children who play with yoyos, slinkies, spinning tops, beyblades, and there are even girls who still play with that ball you attach on your ankle to hoop over it.

>>93516727
Do you just seek out threads to post this exact same comment in

>>93515476
Why is this shit spammed across the board?
Is this yet another /tv/ meme?

>>93521087
>VHS
I remember when I used to spend hours making my own mix tapes, so I could autisticaly watch the same episodes again and again. I even recorded commercials I liked. Because, back then, there was no internet.

>>93520871
It's 2000s culture that doesn't exist. The earlier decade is obviously the one that invented it.

>>93521295
I recorded stuff off tv all the time too. if I had known how valuable it would be to me in the future and how easy it would be to digitize it I probably would have kept some of it. oh well.

>>93521246
But it's true

>>93521295
You got any tapes in storage that you could upload? Those are valuable.

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>>93516736
>Because that's mostly correct, the mid-2000s were still pretty similar to the late 90s. 90s culture only really ended with the recession.

The 90s ended on September 11, 2001.

>>93515476
The show kept thinking of BS ways to keep Spinelli from taking her boots off

>>93523950
Ok Reddit

>>93523950
Holy fuck its true

>>93523991
No, that would be the OP.

No, the real 90s was 1991-96. 1997-99 weren't the 90s, they were a weird, parallel universe where everything suddenly went from being rustic, grungy, and masculine to futuristic, bubbly, girly, and homosexual.

>>93524068
You copy pasted this from /mu/

>>93524068
No, the real 70s was 1971-76. 1977-79 weren't the 70s, they were a weird, parallel universe where everything suddenly went from being rustic, hippie, and masculine to futuristic, bubbly, girly, and homosexual.

>>93524201
Replace "futuristic" with "disco-y"

>>93524201
No, the real 80s was 1981-86. 1987-89 weren't the 80s, they were a weird, parallel universe where everything suddenly went from being futuristic, bubbly, girly, and homosexual to rustic, gritty, and masculine.

>>93523950
The 90s ended on January 1st, 2000 you double nigger.

>>93524306
Well, I mean the first year of a new decade always has a lot of cultural overlap with the previous decade, just like 1990 was really the finale of the 80s.

>>93524258
Ah yes, people forget that all the poofy Vice City/spandex crap was mid-decade and wasn't what you had in 1981 or 1989.

>>93524068
>>93524201
>>93524258
what the fuck would futuristic even mean in any of these contexts anyway
we've been getting boners over robot servants and space colonies for literally 90 years

The 90's ended when normies took to the internet, being a nerd became cool and when the term gay stopped having a negative connotation.

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>>93524392
Those things happened around 2007, not the 90s.

It usually has to do with the state of the economy, futurism and bright colors are in fashion when things are doing good.

>>93524463
I love how insidious this meme is.

>>93524467
Say, during the 60s, everyone loved bright colors and an outer space kind of look. In the 70s, everything was dark, natural-looking tones and woodgrain which symbolized the hippie back-to-nature mentality of the decade.

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>>93524463

2007 is when the dam burst but the cracks were already there.

Is 1996 an early 2000s kid or a mid 2000s kid?

>>93516736
And no, there was nothing left of the 90s by 2003.

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>>93524579

70's sci-fi was the dankest

>>93524626
Both

>>93520871
I can counter that in a single word: "grunge"

I was born early 92, and I relate much more with the early 2000s cartoons than the 90s. I mean, I have memories of the mid/late 90s cartoons, but I was like 5 or 6 or something, so it's not really clear.

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>>93515476
You had to be 7-12 years old halfway through, or roughly in 2003.

So born between 1991-1996. If you're at the early end of the spectrum you're also
part late 90's kid, late end you're part late 00s kid.

Following that logic any kid born between 1997 and 2002 is a late 00s kid.

Continuing along that path of logic, if 7-12 is the range of childhood nostalgia, and Cartoon Horse Program released in 2010, then peak nostalgia for said show is among those born between 1998 and 2003.

Which means that there are already people who can legally post on 4chan that nostalgially remember the cancer that nearly killed 4chan.

I don't see why every ten years everyone has to assume there's been a paradigm shift in the way 1st world culture operates.

>>93525089
The world changes quite dramatically in a decade, even half a decade sees things change pretty fast. Any pop culture from 1995 looked pretty outdated by 2000.

>>93525089
It's mever exactly 10 years but usually around every 8-15 years the cumulation of changes in society over time cause culture, especially youth culture to change in such a way that sharp differences can be observed.

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>always had a milf/older woman kink
>theyll just gonna be regular women to me now

this is the most painful part of growing old

There were multiple Recess movies. Which ones are good?

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>>93525546
I fear this the most
>When you're 18 and start to realize that liking highschool aged girls is gonna start becoming more and more weird in the future

>>93525546

You're acting like it's a bad thing??

>>93526080

Maybe get better taste??

>>93526110
It's not the fetish appeal. It's just how liking chicks in high school and fine and normal until years pass by and you realize you aren't 16 anymore.

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>>93525546
>tfw Misato has been my waifu for going on 12 years now
>tfw when it started she was a sexy older woman who would show me the ropes
>tfw now she and I are close enough in age that us dating wouldn't be weird

Yes, yes, I know it's not the same as real women, but it's still a weird feeling.

1991, here, just turned 26. I consider myself a 90's and an early 2000's kid, seeing as how I spent ages 9-13 after the turn of the millennium.

>>93523950
Everyone says this, but where does this come from? There were still tons of violent video games being made, and adult cartoons were starting to be a thing.

Before you say the 90's took more risks and were more gritty, Swat Kats was cancelled for being too violent, and many action cartoons weren't allowed to show blood, mention death or killing, or even have real guns.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-uWKkndwrCs

>>93526365
>Everyone says this, but where does this come from?
There was a kind of positivity and confidence about the 90's that fell with the towers.
Then it was replaced with fear and uncertainty.
I think those days might be on their way out with the insanity in the wake of Trump.

>>93526080
It's perfectly natural so just don't think of it as weird.

>tfw 32 and still getting barely legal tail on a fairly regular basis

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>>93524463
>Big Bang Therory is 10 years old

As a so called 2000s kid, I'm fucking sick of the 'lol my generation is special XDDDD' Mentality most fuckheads have.

>>93523888
>>93524648
You're both idiots, clearly you're too young to remember it so shut up.

>>93526996
Dude they're all like that.

>>93515476
1990 for full experience

>>93526080
I've never been able to distinguish age in women. I know it's gonna land me in jail one of these days.
It really sucks growing up and realizing that you didn't outgrow liking jailbait.

>being more mature than people your age when you were young
>woah anon, you sound older than you are
>riding that wave of pride
>grow old enough for it to become what you should be like instead of something exceptional

>>93526159
misato is a perfect womyn

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90s kids had it great I tell ya

>>93520951
No they won't. 2010s nostalgia won't be popular until 2030 at the very least.

>>93526365
We all lost our innocents after 9/11

>>93529767
>We all lost our innocents after 9/11
Maybe we were all just growing up since we were all 10-13?

Nobody pays attentions to politics when they're children. The only thing I knew about politics before 9/11 was the Bush vs Gore election.

>>93529758
That's not right at all. If you were 7-12 during the early 2010s you either can or soon will be able to post on 4chan.

So sometime during the 2020s 2010s nostalgia will be in vogue.

>>93529923
That may be!
I'm almost 30 but I have literally no memories of the big "happenings" of the 90's
I guess I was too busy playing Nintendo

Is someone born in 1997 an early 2000s kid or a mid 2000s kid

>>93529954
'90s nostalgia wasn't popular until the early 2010s. '80s nostalgia wasn't popular until the early 2000s. Going by that, 2010s nostalgia will not be popular until the early 2030s.

>>93531790
Your childhood lasted from 2002, the year you turned five, to 2010, the year you turned thirteen. If you really want to determine which section of the decade that you're a "kid" of, I would recommend looking at the date you turned nine on. Ages eight and nine are the two middle-most childhood ages, with your ninth birthday being the center-point of your entire childhood. The section of the 2000s that you turned nine in determines what section you're a "kid" of, and since your ninth birthday in particular was in 2006, then that means you're either a mid- or late 2000s kid. 2004 and 2006 are both blurry areas, because 2004 is sometimes considered to be part of the early 2000s and 2006 is sometimes considered to be part of the mid-2000s.

>>93525051
I was born in very early 1997 and all my fondest cartoon related memories are from 2003-2006, particularly of Nicktoons Network around that timeframe, a large portion of the programming being reruns of 90s shows.
I don't really feel much nostalgia for the late 2000s, other than maybe for early Regular Show and Robotomy

Was born in 1994, my clearest early memory is watching Angry Beavers with my aunt and playing with my Tamagochi or Pokémon Red during commercials. Also later browsing the web on AOL 5.0

So do I count as a 90s kid?

>>93534238
>So do I count as a 90s kid?
I don't see why not?

>>93515476

Anywhere after 1990 is the cutoff point.

>>93534290
I ask since my birth year seems to be a point of contention as to whether or not you're a 90s kid.

I turned 13 in 2007, so I guess I'm half 90s half 2000s kid?

Also RIP Dunkaroos

>>93529923
>Nobody pays attentions to politics when they're children
I can remember seeing the Waco siege on CNN when I was 4, I very clearly remember the OJ trial and people talking about Boris Yeltsin and the Balkan wars and whatnot.

>>93534238
You're an early 2000s kid. You were 6-10 from 2000-2004, 6-10 is the prime of ones childhood

>>93534238
Those things were still around in the early 2000s

>>93515476
You have to remember 9/11 and supporting the Iraq War

>>93534477
>CNN
Why would you watch performance art?

>>93536147
Before 2008 or so, CNN was another generic news network, less so the laughingstock it is today

>>93534477
You remember stuff from age 4?

All I remember is watching Thomas the Tank Engine and looking at car catalogs. I don't have any memories of infant me crawling out of my crib to witness the fall of the Soviet Union, or bawling my eyes out when Kurt Cobain or Princess Di died.

So what would people born from 1998 to 2001 be considered? Because they would be right in the middle of the 90s and 2000s

Did 1997 exist?

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>>93526425
Pretty much this. I was born in 1993, so I'd consider myself either one of the last of the 90's kids or the archetypical 2000's kids.

Most of my best memories of pop culture can be dated to around 1997-2006, or around Pre-K to Seventh Grade, when I was in Elementary School (I lived in a rural and poor area so we didn't have a middle school, Sixth and Seventh Grade went to Elementary School and Eighth Graders went to the High School)

Specifically, my pop culture memories probably begin in late 1997 and end in early 2006.

You had Fox Kids, the short-lived Fox Family, Kids WB!, some of PBS's better materials like Arthur and George Carlin-era Thomas The Tank Engine when I was really little, and the best years of Nickelodeon, Cartoon Network, and of course, Adult Swim's Golden Age of 2004-2005 when anime was on every night except Sunday and the comedies were actually funny (well, except for King of the Hill and Bob's Burgers, but those are reruns)

My parents were really permissive and let me watch The Simpsons, King of the Hill, Futurama, and most of Adult Swim's anime repertoire (or just non-kiddie anime in general) since I was a little kid. I couldn't watch South Park or Family Guy until I was twelve though.

I had a lot of good memories of great shows. And to answer the question of when did 90's culture end, I'd say 9/11 killed the innocence of the 90's, but a lot of cultural elements and tropes hung around in the media until at least 2002 and 2003 at the latest.

I'd cut off the 90's at Fall 2002, by then it had been a year since 9/11, we had been involved in a war that was quickly becoming a quagmire and were about to head into yet another unwinnable war, Fox Kids died and became Fox Box/4Kids TV, Digimon officially jumped the shark with the airing of Frontier, and Yu-Gi-Oh!, which had premiered the year before, officially dethroned Pokémon as the big new thing and would dominate the mid-2000's.

Pic related, my childhood hero

>>93516736
things started changing in 2006.

>>93524463
>Things I don't like are why the internet is shit
Keep this bullshit on 9gag

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>>93538176
Addendum: If I were to divide my favorite shows by era of my youth (1997-2006, born in 1993), these would be my picks. And yes, in addition to /co/ material, I'm also including anime and some live-action shows.

>All Eras
The Simpsons
King of the Hill
Futurama
Malcolm in the Middle
The History Channel (I was a history sperg as a kid, and back then History Channel aired actual history)

>1997-2002
Shining Time Station/Thomas The Tank Engine
Sesame Street
Digimon (Seasons 1-3)
Cardcaptors
Sailor Moon
Monster Rancher
Flint the Time Detective
Arthur
The Drew Carey Show
Dexter's Laboratory
Rugrats
Looney Tunes
Scooby-Doo! Where Are You?
Petticoat Junction (I used to watch reruns of it with my grandparents)
Outlaw Star

>2003-2006
Yu-Gi-Oh!
Hi Hi Puffy Ami Yumi
Kim Possible
Fullmetal Alchemist (2003 anime, not the shitty Brotherhood anime)
Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex
Lupin III
Trigun
Cowboy Bebop
Samurai Champloo
Wolf's Rain
Bleach (the early seasons)
Naruto Part I (yeah, I know....)
Neon Genesis Evangelion

I do agree that from 2007 onward, everything went to shit in terms of pop culture. 2007 was the end of the good old days, and the beginning of the shitty era that is the late 2000's and 2010's.

Pic related, my first childhood crush. Hell, when I was a little kid, she was an imaginary girlfriend (I did grow out of that shit though)

I had a waifu before it was cool.

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>>93538299
Probably, but 2007 was when everything was going to shit. You could make the argument that 2006 was when things changed, but 2007-2008 was when everything became obvious. At that time, everyone had high-speed internet by then and the recession happened.

Pic related, a character from my first hentai I saw. Was thirteen at the time and it was Halloween 2006. Got it in a collection of old anime DVD's and VHS tapes my uncle gave me for my birthday. Every other anime was a normal anime, but this was the one hentai anime he probably overlooked and forgot was in the box. To this date, I don't think either he or my mother ever found out what Bible Black really was.

Lol, TMI I know.

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>>93529466
Agreed

>>93524583
Once again, I agree. 2007 was the point of no return.

Pic related, one of my favorite childhood characters. (yeah, I know it's /a/ related instead of /co/ related, but nostalgia's nostalgia, alright?)

God, I feel so old.

>>93515476
>>93515498
>>93515519
makes me think of those 90's kids meme's but imagining them as 2000's kids meme.

>you know you're a 2000's kids if you remember Shrek and Jimmy neutron.

>you know you're a 2000's kid if you remember Teen Titans and TMNT

>you know you're a 2000's kid if you knew that girl that drew in the style of sonic and invader zin and that boy who ran like naruto.

> you know you're a 2000's kid if you remember breathing in the asbestos from 9/11

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>>93538611
Pretty much this

>>93526984
It feels older honestly. My hatred for it is timeless.

>>93526365
>and you thought Mike, Lu & Og was good
I used to think this until I watched it a year ago back. Sure the theme song is amazing but fuck the show is boring as hell.

>>93523888
Nah bruv you got it backwards. 90s culture ended in like 98, and the shift to 2000s culture was already becoming prevalent. Generally every _8 is when the generational culture shift starts

Let me try and break it down.

Late 90's Kids

>Ren and Stimpy
>Hey Arnold
>Angry Beavers
>Dexter's Lab
>Johnny Bravo
>Cow and Chicken

Early 00's Kids:

>Kids Next Door
>Grim Adventures
>Samurai Jack
>Invader Zim
>Jimmy Neutron
>My Life as a Teenage Robot
>Proud Family
>Kim Possible
>Dave the Barbarian

Late 00's Kids:

>El Tigre
>Mighty B
>Danny Phantom
>Phineas and Ferb
>American Dragon
>Buzz on Maggie
>Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends
>Chowder
>Flapjack

Early 2010's

>Regular Show
>Adventure Time
>Generator Rex
>Steven Universe
>Gravity Falls
>Wander Over Yonder
>Fish Hooks
>TUFF Puppy
>Penguins of Madagascar

>>93538611
you know your a 2000's kid if you remember drinking green flavor shrek ICEE's, and DBZ toys from Burger king.

you know you a 2000's kid if you remember guacamole lay's and dorito's

you know you a 2000's kid if you remember pepsi blue

you know you a 2000's kid if you remember funky fries

you know you a 2000's kid if you remember BEATING FUCKING TODD'S STUPID ASS AT YUGIOH! BY LITERALLY BEATING HIS FUCKING BLUE-EYES WITH YOUR RED-EYES AND WINNING THE CARD BY BET TOO!

I STILL GOT YOU'RE BLUE-EYE'S TODD! YOU BITCH!

>>93539121
>>93538611
I remember getting sick from eating too many Shreck twinkies

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>>93538582

>God, I feel so old.

Is that sarcasm or you just being adorable?

>>93539171
>Shreck
Shrek

>>93515519
Eh, I'd say 96 to 99 would be a 2000s kid.

It pisses me off how we use 10 year increments to divide eras when that's not really accurate. 9/11-2006 was nothing like the Bieber iPhone homosexual cn real era of 2007-2009, yet both are considered "2000s"

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>>93515476
I think it really depends on what decade you remember the most as a kid. I was born 94' but the vast majority of my childhood memories and development were from 2000 to 2007.

>>93539172
A bit of both, actually

>>93539172
I got my first erection as a 5-year-old watching Lilabit. Good times

>>93539244
He said *early 2000s* kid, not just *2000s* kid. someone born in 1999 would remember nothing from 2000-2003.