Y2K Nostalgia
SPONGEBOB Squarepants
THATS SO CATCHY
THATS SO COZY
QUOTE THE MENACE
100

These wearable, colorful rubber bands shaped like animals, fruits, and shapes were traded like currency on elementary school playgrounds until schools started banning them.

SILLY BANDZ

100

In a legendary 2001 episode, SpongeBob and Patrick deliver this specific fast-food item, completely forgetting the customer's Diet Dr. Kelp

Kristy Krab Pizza

100

This 2012 global viral sensation by Korean artist Psy featured a horse-riding dance and an inescapable hook. It became the first video to ever hit one billion views on YouTube.

Gangnam Style

100

This specific life-simulation franchise lets players build dream homes, manage careers, and occasionally accidentally trap their digital humans in a pool by removing the ladder.

The Sims

100

At the end of almost every single episode of Phineas and Ferb, this bumbling scientist, Doofensmirtz, shakes his fist and yells: 

Curse you Perry The Platypus

200

This robotic, furry creature was the must-have holiday toy of 1998 and Y2K, famous for speaking its own language and waking up in the middle of the night to scream.

FURBY

200

Squidward steps up to conduct Bikini Bottom's finest citizens in a legendary rock performance of "Sweet Victory" at this massive football event

Bubble Bowl

200

This specific powdered drink mix mascot was famous for crashing through literal brick walls while screaming this signature, two-word catching 

OH YEAH

200

This beloved 1995 PBS instructional show featured a soft-spoken man who famously turned mistakes into "happy accidents" while painting scenic mountain landscapes.

Bob Ross

200

Before snapping half of the universe out of existence in Avengers: Endgame, Thanos smugly repeats this absolute four-word statement about destiny.

I am Inevitable 

300

In 2000, this ultimate virtual pet keychain required you to constantly feed, clean, and play with it so it wouldn't pixelate into the afterlife.

Tamagotchi

300

To teach Plankton about friendship, SpongeBob sings an iconic campfire song where the letter "N" stands for this.

ANYWHERE AT ALL

300

In the hit Cartoon Network series Adventure Time, Marceline the Vampire Queen reduces the entire kingdom to emotional tears by performing a deeply melancholic, acoustic track detailing her deep-seated heartbreak over her dad stealing this specific, ordinary household food item.

Fries 

300

This highly visual social media platform serves as a digital mood board where users spend hours pinning photos of cozy bedroom aesthetics, outfits, and home decor.

Pinterest 

300

This is the frantic, four-word command the Red Queen repeatedly screams at her card soldiers whenever someone offends her in Disney's Alice in Wonderland.

OFF WITH THEIR HEADS

400

Kids watching Disney Channel were constantly interrupted by actors holding a glowing neon stick and tracing out this iconic shape in the corner of the screen.

Mickey Mouse Ears

400

During the iconic episode "Club SpongeBob," the magic conch shell strictly commands Squidward that he cannot eat any of the freshly dropped club food unless he performs this specific action first.

NOTHING

400

This specific 2001 pop-rock track by No Doubt featured a frantic, brass-heavy ska-pop groove and a spelling-bee-style chorus chanting "B-A-N-A-N-A-S!" that got permanently stuck in everyone's head.

Hollaback Girl

400

Prized for luxury loungewear, this incredibly soft textile is harvested exclusively from the ultra-fine, undercoat fibers of Hircus goats.

Cashmere

400

This is the collective, two-word ultimate phrase echoed by Venom when they unleash their symbiote spike explosion on the enemy team.

WE HUNGER

500

This specific pop-rock band’s 2004 debut album, Songs About Jane, featured the smash-hit singles "Harder to Breathe" and "This Love."

Maroon 5

500

When SpongeBob and Patrick try to sell chocolate bars, they encounter a traumatized, screaming con man who claims he was born with "glass bones and" this

Paper Skin

500

This specific 1999 Latin pop crossover anthem by Ricky Martin featured a brass-heavy, inescapable rhythmic hook that spent five weeks atop the Billboard Hot 100.

Livin La Vida Loca

500

Invented in 1930 at the Toll House Inn in Whitman, Massachusetts, this legendary, ultimate comfort dessert was born when baker Ruth Wakefield broke up a bar of chocolate into her dough, assuming it would melt completely.

Chocolate Chip Cookies 

500

In Spider-Man 2, an unhinged Doctor Octopus stares at his mechanical fusion reactor and declares this famous, and arrogant scientific boast right before everything goes wrong.

The Power of the Sun, in the Palm of my Hand