#aughts

[y2craze]

Iconic Y2K Company Logos.

During the era of the late nineties and early naughties company logos began adopting the cybercore iconography in it’s style this shift peaked around 1999/2000.

I put a few logos before the design shift to show you the difference between how it was then versus how Y2K it started to look, some logos were already designed in that style so there wasn’t anything to compare it to.

When looking up Y2K logo aesthetics the thing that annoys the piss out of me is that a bunch of templates pop up with original designs rather than real life examples, this logo shift was very pronounced and a huge staple of Y2K.

[acquired-stardust]

The World Ends With You Nintendo DS 2007

[devileater2]

[nugothrhythms]

Dang, this book is nostalgic. It was released in 2002 (the same year I received that comforter it's currently laying on, incidentally), back when I was nine/ten-years-old and my baby bat journey officially began. Over half of the websites mentioned are Geocities or Angelfire and a bunch of the bands and messageboards it mentions no longer exist.

[texaschainsawmascara]

Joe Dempsie, Amy Winehouse & Mike Bailey

[goobersplat]

Lisa Frank Zoomer/Zorbit Keychain

[shutinlear53]

We need to resurrect scene girls and gyaru gals Jurassic Park style, then cross them over to create the ultimate fashionista lifeform

[devileaterjaek]

WWE SmackDown vs. Raw 2006 (PS2) Join our community on //Discord// Support me on //Ko-Fi//

[delphinidin4]

Question

I just found a bunch of lolcats pictures I saved from the '00s. Do you want to see them? lolol

[spockvarietyhour]

Telford's burner phone is a 2007 LG VX8700 with a silver finish:

(product images via ebay)

[y2craze]

2000s White Tech Fad

Back when a lot of tech wanted to modernised by using the colour white and ditching the beige tech colours of the past, this coincided with the transparent trend too.

[acquired-stardust]

The World Ends With You Nintendo DS 2007

[gooberscollage]

Various Images From Munro Estranho Magazine

Issues Used: 1 2 3

[gothmusiclatinamerica]

"Killdergarten" by Fortaleza, Brazil-based gothic rock, darkwave, and post-punk band Plastique Noir off of their 2007 debut album (though this is the 2024 remaster) DEADPOP

[texaschainsawmascara]

Cheryl Cole, 2003