If you were born in 2004-2010, this video will make you cry...
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- Опубліковано 6 кві 2024
- If you're born in 2004-2010, I made this video just for you...
My top 10 favourite games I loved in the early 2010's, drop a comment on this video if you can relate to me:
1. GTA IV
2. MX vs ATV untamed
3. Minecraft
4. Transformers: Revenge of the fallen
5. The Simpsons game
6. The Arkham series
7. Skate 3
8. Spider man shattered dimensions
9. Smackdown vs Raw 2011
10. Fight night round 4
11. There's much more but this is what I would say is my top 10
Here's the background music I used in this video: • C418 - Subwoofer Lulla...
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"Don't cry because it's over. Smile because it happened."
-Dr. Seuss
Dam
I'm just going to do both!
Fake quotes by the way.
-mao zedong
'' So Cry Because this will never happen again ''
~ Me
"Work hard like you have 50 years left to live, then play like you have no tomorrow". My new favourite quote
And then you realise you made no progress in work and you start working like it's the last date
@@ketanmahaur8658 lmao
agreed
It's lovely but I feel like it should be the other way around, as in :
work hard like you have no tomorrow (so that you work well) and play like you have 50 years left to live (so that you make the most of it since you have so much time left.)
@@inurheartNo, you’re working hard to prepare for the future, hence 50 years left, and you play like there is no tomorrow cause you could literally die tomorrow and what the point if you spend your whole life working for an unattainable future? If there was no tomorrow, lets be real, you wouldn’t work cause there is no point. You only have one day left, so you would play.
I’m born in 94 and it’s unreal to me that early 2000s kids are now in their 20s and 2010s kids are becoming teenagers.
The pandemic really did freeze time that is hard to accept.
Agreed
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Yeah, it's really the time has been froozen. My mom was got tumor in the -1 year when the Corona happen. After Corona in 3 years, feels that i lost time with him. In last year i just go to collage after graduate. I feel regret didn't spend good time with him. She is my only parent that i have that time. Now is nothing.
2019 will always be last year even if i was in 5th grade in 2019 and im now a sophomore.
speaking of that bro im in 10th grade and in 2020 i was in 5th grade thats fucking insane. time went by too fast.. im born in 08
Yeah, and now we’re in our 30s
2006 guy here. Seeing how Wii and PS3 are considered retro now hits hard. Gamecube and N64 was my childhood because that’s all we really had for a while lol. Would’ve loved to grow up when they released.
thanks for the video, needed it today!
PS3 is considered retro?
Really I thought they were just old
Were turning 18 this year man. Our times up
@@User_03693 our skin is withering at the moment
Wait it is 😭 I loved the PS4 and the WII. My favorite games ever.
"We Didn't Realize We Were Making Memories, We Were Just Having Fun" - A Truly Wise Man
stop this quote hits hard 😭
This. Lit
Winnie the pooh 😢
A truly wise bear.
AAHAH There is no wisdom in this at all.
This generation from 2000 to 2011 will probably be the last generation where kids were kids it makes me sad tbh, knowing that no one will experience the fun of the city carpet or playing with toys and using your imagination I don’t get how we got here
Edit: bro I get a noti every few hours thx for the support
Not if we can do anything about it as parents. 👍
I’ll make sure (at least I’ll try) to give my children a childhood
@@loucavania I think a lot of comes down to access of iPads at a young age. They are designed to stimulate the brain and school is the opposite of that and kids don't care about learning as they did when we were kids. My little brother is 8 and he started kindergarten in August 2020 which meant our school was running again and he wasn't one of the kids affected by the pandemic the way other kids were. These kids literally were missing months of developmental and social experiences they will never get to experience. They are missing 2 and a half months more memories of whatever grade they were in during that time. So when they were in quarantine a lot of parents didn't have the time to spend with them and it meant more time for iPads and stimulating things that ruin a developing brain. I'm not going to say school shutdowns literally destroyed children in schools today but it definitely amplified it. My parents had already given him an iPad when he wasn't even in preschool yet. TikTok is terrible for children attention span and makes schooling them nearly impossible because they just don't care and on top of that they don't respect the teachers. Disciplining and sticking to your word when you know you're right is how we can teach respect to our children. We can't say we're going to take something away from them or not buy them something at the store and then give in when they're behaving because that discredits us as parents to the children. They won't take us seriously or view us as someone to look up to if they can crack us every time they want something. This is something that my parents struggle with when it comes to my little brother. When it was me and my older two siblings this was not an issue. I think it comes down to the way we parent and the parents of the children born after 2010 have not cared or known how to do what I'm saying and I only really know because I've witnessed two different ways that my parents have parented and the original way things were done is obviously better because it will make the world better and will have more positive results for the kids. I actually can hold a job for years and when I leave its on my terms. A lot of kids think they're going to make a living by working at McDonalds after dropping out of high school at 16 if they're parents let them or eventually at 18 and hopefully by the time they get to their senior year they'll take things seriously because rn they don't see the value in education and have no idea how hard life really is. They don't see the connection of how higher education usually leads to a better career, happier life, and more opportunities for their children and family. Also higher education in itself will not always bring all those things because it depends on what you actually go into. For instance teaching doesn't pay a lot and rn it's a very hard job and is something I would be scared to go into because we are basically powerless because of the uninvolved parents and the way iPads have replaced their childhoods. Imagine thinking back to your childhood and seeing an iPad home screen as your core memories instead of playing outside or a nostalgic video game. Such a waste of childhood it's really sad where things are headed with gen alpha but we can do better with the next gen which I just looked up and is called generation beta and is going to be 2025-2039 so probably the first half of that generation has a chance but idk about the second half where gen alpha might ruin it because they don't have the experiences of childhood and parental figures the way we did before parents started throwing iPads at there kids.
@@CS-lk2wgthis is not nearly as long as my internal thoughts over the past 4 years, but was big enough to make me think of it. Thank you.
We got here because we were too afraid to think and humanity is forever punished for it.
I was born in 2005, and I've been graduated from high school for a year now, and seeing this video hits hard. Lego Star Wars: The complete saga will always be my favorite video game ever because it was my first ever video game I've played, and that's how I was introduced to Star Wars. I used to play on the 360 when I was 5. I still play it every once in a while. What we do in life echoes in eternity. I've been traveling back and forth across the country for work, and my God, it ain't easy. You gotta keep working hard and conquer your dreams and goals like what I'm trying to do. Don’t let your dreams and goals fall asunder. I will prevail and bring forth peace for my life because thats what it needs. These times are difficult. Especially with thoughts on me thinking about me serving.
Me too bro Lego star wars 2 and 1 tbh
Dudee I got a glitched disk and couldn't finish the game. Remind me how it goes? (Start to end, I don't mind how brief or long)
Bro I loved that game
@tridernitetelepathy7655 It’s a Lego video game of Star Wars that came out in 2009, and you play through episodes 1-6. The game only uses muffle for sound effects instead of voice acting. Gist of it right there.
absolutely same thing for me friend
I'll be turning 33 this summer I was born in 91, 2004-2010 we're the best days of my life. It's interesting to see what this generation reminisces about. Time sure doe fly, anyways health and love to everyone.
If you're younger than 18 or even better, 12-14 years old, as a word of advice from someone who is 23... don't be lost in 'nostalgia' now. Its fun to think about the good years you had when you were younger, but when you start to become lost in nostalgia and compare your current self and situation to your past you will lose a lot of time. Time you have now that you can make memories with. Especially if you were born 2010, you are barely beginning to make more childhood memories. Cherish the time you have in your teenage years. That counts as your childhood. Once you're an adult out of school working a 9-5 you'll thank me. Please don't grow up too fast. Take advantage of the time you have in middle school / high school / college. i made a huge mistake when I was 14, I thought my childhood was over, and I forced myself to act older and mature faster. Now, as an adult I realized how much time I had lost thinking this way.
Edit: I hear you all I hope the best for each and everyone of you. To add onto this, I'm young too and I still have time to make memories. It is never too late my friends.
Cool. I am 13 but one thing is for sure that feeling nostalgic about something is something else man. Out of this world ngl.
yeah see the thing is I was forced to grow up too fast (born 2010). We will always look back at these days in awe, we always will. Everyone no matter the age should be grateful of their life and cherish the present even if you're not a kid. I will think nostalgically about my life in the future but you will think of your current life too in the future. Its a never ending cycle of nostalgia and it shouldn't dictate our life.
I get it. I was born in 2010, and I feel lost sometimes and wish i could go back and I imagine but then I realize the obvious that I can’t go back, but this advice has helped me and I thank you for that❤️
I'm 14 but im a quiet kid due to losing a lot of precious people, or used/ secretly hated. I distanced myself from others to not risk embarrassment or be hated. Some people find me scary or dangerous, but I'm just lonely. This I don't know how I could take advantage of my young years, considering my bad grades and PTSD from growing up. I'm sorry.
Some actual advice
Kids used to bully me for playing minecraft. Now i feel bad for them, they will never experience the joy and the nostalgia.
don't worry... i have a feeling they too played it when nobody saw them.
????? When it came out it was the most played game or talked about in school by all the guys.
@@KRAFTWERK2K6 ^^^....
@@UOYKCUF....ReadBackward some kids thought it was "immature"
@@united_states_of_america48930 wannabe singmas
My dad is a policeman he associate with murder cases and drugs. Also he used to work at mochery(idk words ) to track fown what happened to dead ppl and to make reports . At home he always watch cringe kids cartoons wich i dont even watch. Maybe he can just turn it off and on work mode
Im a 2009 kid, never played Minecraft but had a DS and a 2DS. When I tell I WOULD GIVE ANYTHING, ANYTHING to find that DS and play some games. Just makes me realize I grew up quickly without realizing. I thought my childhood had ended by time I was 10 and the truth is, it’s still happening. Enjoy the moments now more than ever, don’t just reminisce in old memories, make new ones as well. You’ll be better and more happy when making the memories rather than just remembering them. Keep making those drawings, keep playing those games, explore your imagination, do everything you can to still make memories. Do all of it, with your friends or by yourself, just keep making memories.
Dude......... I'm a kid from 2005 and I still remember my first console which was the PSP and the first game I played was Gran Turismo. Then, in elementary school, my parents gave me a Ps3 Super Slim along with Gran Turismo 5 and a steering wheel. Over time I collected games and among them was Minecraft. In 2017, in high school, I got the Ps4 Slim but it wasn't the same as the Ps3. In 2020, when we were quarantined due to COVID I decided to jailbreak the Ps3 to see how it is...... and from then until today I can't stop playing Ps3 because it reminds me of when I was little and life was simple. ...... perfect and beautiful.
the fact that people born in 2004 are being nostalgic today makes me cry... Im from the late 90s and i feel like time is going waaay too fast
Yeah I’m from ‘01. Weird to think kids born in ‘06 are turning 18. Seems wrong lol
It's the last generation raised outside, as an 04 myself, i remember a lot of times me and some friends played outside, into our teens even.
I cherish those times dearly, but you have to remember not to dig yourself into nostalgia, everyone WILL struggle with it someday and if not forever sadly.
I'm happy to not be any younger though.
Currently i'm trying to gather some people up for a indie/alternative band and we're gonna make music heavily inspired by the 90's scene, maybe even the 80's, as a thanks to those born in that era and to remind people now what real music sounds like B)
@@hatman44 Nah this just isn’t true. I remember people saying this way back in 2008 even. “Last generation outside”. Every generation says it. Even pre internet kids were glued to their TV screens. I vividly remember over 10 years ago little kids glued to IPads or another handheld like a DS or gameboy. Heck, I was glued to my DSI and gameboy advanced for most of the early 2000’s. Flipnote was my thing. I was either doing that, watching rugrats, or playing co op on halo 3.
As someone from 04, realising people born in 2014 are turning ten this year is surreal.
@@firemonkey1015Yeah it's kind of funny, everyone seems to conveniently ignore just how much time they spent on screens and talk about being the last generation to play outside and then a minute later talk about all the fond memories they had playing Xbox.. human nature is interesting. Every generation ends up saying the same things in a slightly different way.
I'm a 2005 baby so I grew up watching Nickelodeon shows like TMNT 2012, Legend of Korra and played video games on my Ds and 3ds like Mario kart 7 and Simpsons. Man times were so much better back then
Same here, I was also born 2005 and used to watch so much Nickelodeon
Same I was also a 05 baby and, man time flew by so quick that next thing you know your an adult. I miss those days
me too
I'm an 06 but still same
Real
I'm 19 just about to finish his school. and about to go into the military. my life is going at 100 MPH. thank you for making this video and reminding me. It men's a lot.
I'm born in 2007, now im 17 my teenage life about to end and some of the games you link down in the description some of it was also my childhood games, this video really bring a smile on my face and made my day, I'm Burmese and my country was still in dictator ship till 2015 when things changed wifi wasn't even a thing since 2016 and i wasn't good at English that much back then so I really don't remember the names of the game, i finally knwo some of my childhood games recently this year like red alert2, skate 3, command and conquer zero hours, and thabk you again for making this video you deserve a sub
you only realize how beautiful something is once you yearn for it once again
@@ketanmahaur8658but tbh, at least for me there are very few bad childhood memories to Recall because you hadnt got any major issues
I relate to this so much now
“Work hard like you have 50 years left to live. Then play like there’s no tomorrow”. That made me smile so much because it just shows balance.
It made my eyes watery.
I also want to enjoy my life but I didn't knew enjoying is also that hard...
Most people have 50 years left to live anyways. 😅
But I get your point.
Couldn't help smile through the whole video
I’m only 15 years old and gonna be 16 in 3 months but this hit hard. It hit hard as hell. He said everything so perfectly. This brought back memories and meaning back to my life. Thank you bro! You’re a life saver. I want you to know that.❤❤
As a 2008 baby I got so much nostalgia from this and it made me remember that sometimes you need to slow down and be young for as long as possible ❤🥹
Same bro, 15 years old, turning 16 in less than a month. Just a few days ago I realized that I have actual responsibilities. Even as I type this I am taking a 30 minute break from a college class.
I realized that my dream job that I might actually be able to achieve requires workouts, protein, skill, and a sponsor.
After I get my college done, I am basically done for the year. Funnily enough I have my 16 year old Xbox 360 that I am going to hook up in a few hours.
I just turned 15 a month ago and I still feel it bro
Good old days
exactly, I miss those days
I really miss playing Wii sports, it was my favorite game ever, but my dad sold our Wii cause we didn’t use it that often 😔
Fr, born in 04 I can’t believe I’m 20 now 😭
@@bmbly9029 I can't also believe I'm turning 17 in July, it feels like I'm 15 yesterday, the time flies so fast
I miss playing Xbox Minecraft.
Minecraft was my childhood. Peaceful, beautiful days with no responsibility. This video was a trip down the memory lane.
That’s it brother, same with me ❤️
Minecraft was my favorite game and the only game that I’ve played all afternoon and night. Crazy how time flies.
Yea same
I remember when me and my friends at 8-9 years old we would bash eachother with sticks and throw fists after school and then after that we would play some video games. It would be minecraft and then maybe some halo and it was the best time of my life
@@JakPiggott Me looking at the title seeing 2004-2010. I was born In 2011, but Minecraft was indeed my childhood.
As an 08 kid, watching this video made me realize how fast time actually flew while I was just enjoying life to the fullest
you know what make you feel like you really empty ? you got nearly no happy memories and the only thing that make you feel nostalgic is a parents fight
As a 2007 kid, I can confirm that it hits so different when you’re older. You learn to cherish it more with responsibilities and stress in the way, you forget the true happiness in life comes from your childhood memories, they bring back so much joy you forgot. I miss those days ❤
I’m also a 2007 kid 😊
Me too man!!!
Like for real, I didn't even play minecraft that much, but still, it hits so damn hard somehow
As a 1990 kid, I can confirm that a day will come when you are nostalgic about right now. You’re going to look back at your life in the 2020’s and miss these simpler, younger times too.
it hurts remembering those days aa
I’m about to graduate high school in a month and it’s very scary to accept, but earlier this year a company relaunched some of my favorite old toys called “littlest pet shops” after not being on shelves for years. they meant absolutely everything to me when I was a kid playing them for hours on end, and buying them again was definitely something that made my inner child so healed. Thank you for reminding me that I have these toys next to me and their purpose. nostalgia is truly everything to appreciate ❤️
Me too!! I was born in 2005 but graduating with 2006 kids and omg does time fly so fast!
Best of luck for us on our graduation day 😁
Good luck to you both. I still have a year left but I’m kinda nervous to see all my senior friends go
🎵You think about all the things that you love to do, it all comes truuuueeee 🎵
Ayyy we are graduating together dawg
Goodluck bro you can do it I know you can cause I’m going to graduate high school in 4 months
Mice on Venus always hits me with nostalgia. Watching old Minecraft videos, building big projects on worlds long forgotten, and playing with friends all of that in one song. The fact any song can hold that much nostalgia is amazing.
He wasn't kidding when he said this video would make you cry.
That music hit me like a wall of bricks bro...
my chest started hurting :(
@@strwbrryrikiover dramatic dude
@@strwbrryrikiYou chose to stop playing Minecraft one day so you can choose to start playing Minecraft again
Yeah instant brick wall hitting you like a train man..
hit you like an anvil
Ten years from now, when I grow up , I want UA-cam to recommend me this video once again so that I could re experience everything that I've forgotten ...
10 days
How old are you?
Some of the most unproductive work has led to me be highly productive simply because I could feel like I have rewinded time and felt that energy of a kid. Love this video.
the first three games you listed were my favorites too. I didn't think anyone else played mx vs atv untamed. literally all I ever did on it was go to that one map with the big mountain, drive the motorcycle and crash head on into a fencepost to fly off that mountain and watch my guy ragdoll. that or go to the clearwater map and try to get on the farris wheel that I'm still sure is impossible to get on. you just brought back such a distant memory. thank you
I will walk a kilometer for every like this comment gets in the next week. No limit.
Edit: I'll also do 1 pull up for each like. Also no limit.
Edit 2: As the full week has passed, I will walk 6800 kilometers over the next 5 years, as well as doing 6800 pull ups.
You got this
@@adventurelover-ob2ee Yeah 33km seems easy haha
@@MyFriendsCallMeJohn make that 35km lol
@@adventurelover-ob2ee Make that 42 now.
@@MyFriendsCallMeJohn 50 is right around the corner
I will say I’m pretty young. My friends are talking about “the good ol days” I’m not saying that people my age aren’t capable of feeling nostalgia but when that came up in a conversation, I thought to myself “I am still in the good ol days, one day I will be looking back at myself maybe when I’m 20, 30, 40, anytime.” I want to look back at these days and say “Yea I had a good time” I am aware I have nearly no responsibility. I want to use the hell out of this “no responsibility”. Today, I’m still in the good ol days. Love you Jak❤
You’ve got a great mindset brother, use it to your advantage yeah, much love ❤️
@@JakPiggottthx man
wish we could turn back time, to the good ol daaayyyyyyss
@@ohhello1809 when our mama sang us to sleep but now we're stressed out
@@NumberOneRatedSaIesman1997 :D
Help I’m 19 turning 20 this year and I’ve been really down and numb and this got me shedding a single tear 😭 you’re so right I needed this, great video thankyou
Bloody hell bro you got me. You made me remember good perfect times, I tend to push the past away from me so I can not get depressed but now, that emotion is showing again. I just wanna be a kid again and play racing games on my grandfathers iPad.
Without hyperbole this is one of the best channels on youtube. The videos are so raw and powerful, I can’t get enough of it
true
Couldn’t agree more; he’s a young man with a lot of wisdom.
the beauty in this is that we make childhood nostalgia a sad thing, saying "we'll never be this happy again" when in reality you can easily, whenever you want, connect with your younger self and feel that joy again.
how can I connect with my younger self and be happier again? :-
Playing Outer Wilds and being able to fully invest myself in what was happening and listen to the ambient music and unravel everything that happened was one of the few times recently I’ve been truly happy on such a long time. That game felt like a gift from god. It seriously changed me. I still listen to the soundtrack with some of my favorite songs being entirely ambient music. It’s the only soundtrack to ever make me cry, and I love the game to death.
The thing is, the things I used to enjoy are cringe to me now... I'll never get the same feeling doing them now
@@sleeparalysisdemon1164if you put it into another perspective, the things you consider cringe make up who you are now
2004 kid here, just ended school couple days ago, life sped up after 18 so much, im scared to get in adult life, feeling not ready, good luck to anyone, enjoy ur young years as much as u can!
Same, like wtf i can't believe i'll be 20 next month
Love you too bro, made that nostalgic feeling hit hard bruh😅😭
Our generation is so enthralled by nostalgia. We are still so young, but we’re already yearning for the good old days.
Nostalgia happens because things change rapidly.
If anything it shows bow bad our todays world has become. When everything around us being turned miserable, dark and getting corrupted and taken away from us. It has rapidly increased in the past few years. I was born in 1984 so technically counting as Millenial but i cannot remember having such a strong sense of nostalgia when i was 18 or so. Except for maybe all the movies my parents and I still had on VHS or looking back at our 8 bit and 16 bit console games.. because the early 2000s were still pretty cool. Things really started to go downhill past 2010/2012 and REALLY around 2016. Trying to find something today that gives us the same permanent feeling of joy and bliss is next to impossible so i can see why we look back so much at the things that made us happy when we were kids and early teens.
@@KRAFTWERK2K6Yeah I honestly agree man! Except for the early 2010s part (to a certain extent) because those times were still good (but back then I was a little kid so that’s why I said it). But I think with the integration of Social Media and all this other stupid stuff I think is the reason why society has become so out of touch with reality. And why it is the way it is today. Personally the 1980s, 90s, 00s and to a certain extent the early 10s were sooooo much better than the generation that were living in now. Although I still have hope for the future because I truly think society may go back to the stuff from the good old days (not entirely), but I think they should bring back things from those time periods and integrate them into modern society. Do you know how much joy that would bring to people’s lives? It would be fantastic!
@@joey17503 Absolutely fair point regarding the ever increasing worsening factor of social media. Sadly it is also because it has been weaponized and stripped of all the good aspects such as connecting with each other like it used to be on youtube when it still had a messaging system and people could write each other and content creators directly and ask them for collabs or help each other. Nowdays we only have the bare Minimum. Commenting, maybe "liking" and creating the most buzz over something with massive reach is the ONLY thing we are still allowed to have which is a destructive combination that plays the worst side of humanity... It definitely was way better in the early days of web 2.0 around 2005-2007 and i still look back at it with a big smile because it still felt like the internet was supposed to work and things were a lot less restricted. Seeing how the internet has become a clustered regional censored local net, we do need an entirely new internet that cannot be stopped by local governments who hate progress and people connecting with each other without the need of government talking heads that "represents" them. Right now i like that the resistance against the division and segregation of people is increasing and that people are getting more vocal about the problems caused by weaponized social media that forces us into a narrow corridor of opinions and pictures. Same with what's happening in the media and games. This is also why i have lots of hope for GenZ and don't think we are doomed because i can already see the young generation starting to see what is going on and looking at it more critical. And i love that. it's like mankind is a giant organism that heals itself.
2008 guy here, this noise and words bring me so much alleviation.
Thank you my friend, I appreciate you appearing on my recommended.
Also born in 2008, and I can agree.
Born in 2008 as well, I spent hours playing both the PS2 and the PS3 (especially the PS3). I'd sit down play DB Xenoverse, Sonic Generations and the Arkham Games all the time whenever I got back from school. I'll be moving out in a couple of days or so and I can't wait to check if the good old dusty PS3 still works.❤
@@EnzoBitesTheDust oh wow! Good luck to you!
I was born in 2008, I remember playing cod zombies with older cousins, Fnaf 1 with my friends, Wall-E was my favorite movie. I’m not supposed to feel nostalgia, like look back on childhood, I’m only 15, but it all feels like it’s going fast, which is why I always remember to appreciate it all, until one day it’s gone.
u can read???????????? omg
holy crap. i literally almost cried. thank you so much
Bro, you made me cry...i turned recently 20, and when i heart that music and you speaking about childhood, i just started crying
As a person who was infact born in 2005 this video indeed made me cry 🗣 🗣 🗣 🔥 🔥
Exactly I miss the good ol days
Ye even tho I’m 14 this vid is still informative and I’m immensely grateful for these videos!
2005 gang here 🗣️🗣️🔥🔥
@@henryjosh1215enjoy your childhood man
@@henryjosh1215Same I'm also 14
i was such a happy, hyper kid
im turning 18 next year, and now have severe scoliosis, can barely even run for more than a few seconds
i miss the old times so much, and re-visiting the old things always make me so happy
This video reminds me of what we as humanity lost in 2010's. World peace was destroyed in 2014, pandemic. When I go back in time in my memories I want to cry.
The fact that my age band has been featured in a nostalgia video goes to show that we all are slowing growing up …
I'm from 2002, and yeah, this video still hits me. But you know what REALLY hits me? That just few years ago I was like most of you watching this kind of videos "if you born between these years", and now... now I'm starting to not see my age in these videos.
I'm starting to see the people younger than me is feeling old, and that makes me feel even worse.
Dude, I'm 22, and I'm a child. I cry a lot when my friends get jobs or graduate from universities, cause I don't know how to pay taxes, I still watch cartoons, i still depend on my parents, i still don't know what to do in my future, and i'm writing this with tears in my eyes coz i still dont know how to fkn control my emotions.
I dont want to grow. I dont care if its good or bad, or what people say, and I cry for that. Sometimes i dont want to live anymore cause grow up terrifies me as hell, and i would like to keep my memories as a kid or as a teen forever...
I don't want to act like that "poor little guy" I just... honestly I don't know what I want.
Absolutely man
True. Being sinkholed in a world that always moved and has seemed to move on without you is very frustrating.
you're still a human being. even if it sounds kinda stupid to say, you're still a human being with real feelings and shouldn't feel like you're "worse" then anyone else
@@mhgb1333 you described it very well
@joaquincarcamosaez921 You've got your whole life to figure things out, though! I'm a 2007 kid, and honestly I feel you. I personally think it's not very fair to expect us to make all these decisions early in life- but something that gives me peace of mind is knowing that regardless if I bomb a test, don't get into the college I want, end up in a profession that I hate, nothing can take away mine or your ability to make our own choices. Childhood may have been comfortable, but in the story of your life it's only one chapter. I say put yourself out there because you don't need to know what you're doing to get where you're meant to go. The world's rooting for you, but it's your ball game.
Me who's born in 2003 reading the title😐
You probably still could hopefully relate to some of it still
@@Dilan-L-T almost everything
@@riccardoberveglieri814 thats good
Haha it still applies, hope you found value in it bro ❤
Yea bro I related to everything
This video genuinely made my entire day, thank you 🙂
2001 kid here. Your words are what I needed to hear. I'm tired of basically working/being stressed for uni every hour in my day. I didn't remember how much I actually used to play, draw, watch cartoons, play video games, watch ants in the garden and so on... Minecraft was a big thing for me too ! I think we had a great gift to experience such a beautiful childhood. Let's not forget what it taught us. I almost forgot about my creativity ! We were so imaginative ! Let's show our amazing skills to craft paper planes and build Lego towers to the next generation ~
I lost everything from my childhood because of a house fire I experienced at age 17. My PS3, Wii, Wii U, DS, 3DS, everything. The only thing I have left is my Switch. Watching this video brought back a lot of memories and I feel more motivated to pick up my switch after months without touching it. Thank you Jak
Sorry for you brother. Never give up though!
I’m sorry that happened. It’s okay though!
I’m so sorry you lost everything 😢😭
I’m so sorry to hear that bro, I couldn’t even imagine the feeling. I’m glad this video impacted you in that way, just remember you’ll back on these days today just like you do the old days now man, live it to your fullest yeah ❤️
I went through the same shit. Nothing of value exists without it first being forged in fire.
I clicked on this video expecting not to cry, but I felt the tears prick at my eyes as soon as the music started. It reminded me of the times when me and my brothers just got minecraft, we'd play it split screen all 3 of us, exploring a world that was endless in possibilities and experiences. It reminded me of the easier times, when life only involved laughing and grudgingly finishing up some easy primary school work. Thank you for this video bro, I may just ask my brothers to play it with me again like the old days. Thanks for bringing a smile to my face through the tears. Love you bro.
bloody hell just reading that made me have tears start, i kinda wish i was a kid again to play minecraft with my two younger sisters
@@PhySC0-jh4vw I feel you, and same. I wish I was aa kid again, plying minecraft back then was honestly was an irreplaceable experience. I hope you're able to play it again, maybe even with your sisters and bring back good memories 🫂
@@shadow3199 i do too, i still play a bit but barley because my friends are always inviting me to other games and my sisters just are always just doing whatever 12yo girls do
@@PhySC0-jh4vw Yeah, people dont play much minecraft anymore. I play sometimes every blue moon. And fair enough, sisters will sister 😂my brothers just play other games and I dont play much anymore.
@@shadow3199 😅
Man i almost cried when watching this at multiple times, thank you
I still remember being 6 or 9, playing in my cracked xbox the alpha or beta ver of minecraft, and it was so good man
I'm actually 30 and I still find enjoyment from playing video games and watching movies and tv shows that I love when I was younger. This video was great! Thank you!
i’m 2010, i was so young but i have so many memories with my older sibling. playing minecraft for hours on end, sitting and watching tv. i’m almost 14 and i know i’m still young. but it’s sad. weird how life just passes you by without realizing it.
Same here, 2020 still feels like it was 2 years ago. Honestly was the best time of my life, and now I just feel disappointed knowing it’s gone and that I won’t ever get to experience that time again.
So true.... I was obsessed with playing Roblox and pk XD with my siblings but now I'm just not interested..... I'm almost 14
Yeah same! Except I don’t have any siblings, so I used to play with my older cousin
@@Justanarmy2020 same...
Bro trust me there is still so much in life that you can't even imagine. These are not necessarily the best years of life, but they're the ones in which your emotions are the fuller and the purer, just to slowly fade away with time. Enjoy as much as you can life
2004 kid here, Man this video made me think of the old days...kind of wish I could go back in time to experience some of the things again
Same😢
Honestly thank you man this reminder brightend my day, At first i did not really notice a change but my mental health has also incresead God Bless.
Im 2009, and I used to play on PS3, and I need to tell that play it again was the best feeling that I have in a long time. Thank you for it bro!
Thank you so much, man. This reminded me of the good old days - no social media, no excessive amounts of homework, just good times.
I'm 18 and i still play games after school, because my school doesn't have homework for some reason, and social media is just no.
@@inklazer3447same here;)
Same @@inklazer3447
@@inklazer3447kinda same
@@inklazer3447AWHHH LUCKYYY
"Nostalgia is a gentle reminder that our memories hold the power to transport us back to moments of joy, love, and growth, illuminating the path we've journeyed and the beauty that remains within us."
2006 kid here....i don't even realise how time flew by... I'll be 18 in a month and I don't feel any older
I'm so glad that the timeline he put was from 2004-2010, because as a 2010 kid, we were apart of what most 2000s kids had as well, and I miss all of it.
“I wish there was a way to know your in the good old days, before you actually left them”
-Andy Bernard. Still hits so hard
You're in them right now bro, always ❤
🤓🤓🤓
@@LoganPloeger hey
You clearly have no respect nor childhood, or you're just basically a kid
@@LoganPloeger 🤡🤡🤡
“Work hard like you have 50 years to live, play like there’s no tomorrow.” Truly a profound quote.
And thank you for making this. I’ve noticed our generation seems to be going through a strange, yet wonderful nostalgia phase, but a lot of the content discussing it comes with mourning over the fact it’s over. We need more videos like this, telling us to relive the past in ways that’ll make us happy instead of sad. Thank you for this positivity and happiness :)
lol I think the original quote was work for your life as if you'll live forever, and work for you afterlife as if you'll die tomorrow
Man, growing up has been rough with me (2004 kids here) and I couldn't say that I have a great childhood life. But sometimes, things like this make my life feel better and meaningful in some sort of way. Thank you for making this video my guy 🫂❤
This hit harder than expected but it was just a beautiful video I hope everyone can get that peace we had as a kid back even if it's just for an hour or a few minutes I hope you get it and know all of you are always going to be loved by someone.
When I was younger, I owned an old Wii and Wii U along with a variety of games like Mario Kart, that quirky rabbit game, Minecraft, and others. Recently, I had a sudden recollection of these memories and decided to venture into the attic for the first time. The attic, untouched by humans for years, was a nostalgic treasure trove waiting to be rediscovered. After a 40-minute search, I unearthed the Wii U, though sadly, the Wii was nowhere to be found. Nevertheless, I dusted off the console, plugged it in, and spent a delightful three hours immersed in my childhood favorites. It was truly one of the best gaming experiences I've had in a long time, reminding me of the unique joys of a Gen Z childhood.. This video reminded me of the time, Thank you.
Your right man, Gen Z childhood is something different. Gen Alpha kids would never understand.. 😢
Same I had a Wii U too. Still play it.
Rabbids Land, is it? Well in 2022, they were blowing up💀
@@SuperQuestyyeah i think it was rabbit land, came out like 11 years ago or something. I used to play it alot, very nostalgic :)
Same😢 I played all those games and I had found my Wii U after 8 years and it doesn’t work anymore but I found my Wii later and it worked
Good advice.
When we are young we want to be older and take the blessing of youth and amazement for granted. Then when we are old we just want to be young and care free again .
That’s it man. That’s it ❤️
@JakPiggott well just bc you aren't young doesn't mean you can't have freetime, we all have the right of freetime to do what we want so don't be working yourself like that all the time, also rn I'm tryna become a better person in general (online and offline) and I'm also trying hard to get the girl I love (online) to love me back... but yeah I'm willing to sacrifice a lot of my freetime for her meaning we both have more chances to get to know each other better
For every push up this like gets I'll post a new comment
What does that even mean
Did a push-up amigo, get to posting that comment
@@Jinginator"every push up this like gets" lmao
hahahaha
Blud's Onto Nothing 💀
I looked at the description and seen all the games you listed bro and I was born in 2010 and I played every single game you listed but the 3 I played the most was Minecraft, transformers: revenge of the fallen, and skate 3. Those were my most favorite things to play bro thank you so much for this video.
I felt this recently when i found a game on ps plus classics that i couldn't remember the name of and when i booted it up i almost cried, amazing video man i needed this.
I loved Legos when I was in elementary, and there was a point when I started thinking I was getting too old for them. I had this huge Lego table that I left untouched for a while, and then I went back and took a look at it. To this day I still like building Legos, and I really don’t care if I’m “too old” anymore. I have years of story put into that city, and sometimes I’ll just sit next to it and think about the years of storyline I’ve built up, and it makes me happy.
2004 guy here. I'd been playing an old Sonic game for 4 years and it's called "Sonic Adventure 2". I can boldly say it was one of the best Sonic games I've ever played in my life. Its gameplay, songs, story, dialogs of characters, etc all were incredible. A couple of weeks ago, I downloaded some songs of this game and whenever I listen to them, it reminds me the nostalgia and my life in that game. Imma try all I can to find this game and install it again. ❤️🩹
The music literally almost made me cry at the beginning, thanks for the reminder we all still have a child in us :)
me to man
I'm 2006, and just graduated high-school, so many memories were just brought back to me after watching this. Thank you.
Dude the nostalgia hit so damn hard dude, I am literally a 2004 kid and hearing that minecraft music REALLY took me back to when I, myself, played the game on xbox 360 as well. The memories man, I still have the xbox account but I no longer have the 360 console anymore, as it got red ringed. Thank you for appearing on my feed man
3:35 Bro went from reminiscing and smiling to a dead serious stare into our souls in only 0.0001 seconds, damn
I couldnt have said it better myself, *childhood really is an emotion you can only experience once in a lifetime* my uncle used to to say.. this guy brung back that memory.
I felt this a few months ago. Heading home from work late at, I decided to just listen to those long Minecraft music compilations, and I never felt more at peace. It was truly a tranquil experience. Now I just got 2 more weeks till I graduate High school, and I feel so scared but proud of being here. But looking back at the old days on the X-Box and Wii, I will cherish those memories forever.
I just realized that I am finishing school in like 2 years and this memories will snap inside me in future, thanks to this vid❤
I remember those days... now its homework, work, school and it just sucks the life out of you seriously.
I know bro, but just use this as fuel yo create a future that excites you ❤️
@@JakPiggott
Don't do your homework, that shit is a scam by big education to turn you into a mindless work slave. I haven't done homework since grade 3 all the way into grade 10, my grades are just fine.
@@deinocheirusgaming6920 yeah i agree but my teachers all say that Homework is so important. To me homework isnt important but revising for an upcoming test is more because you dont have the pressure of getting a certain amount of work done in a certain time
@@maslowe3056 Do the amount of revision that you think will get you a grade that you want. Follow your own gut instinct. If ur not happy with your results, adjust slightly. Teachers preach homework like its the bible to try to get to the people who really don’t care, which clearly isn’t you, so you shouldn’t follow their advice to the letter. Don’t take it too seriously. If you’re keeping up with people your age of similar ability, you have nothing to worry about
My family would always complain about me "blasting that depressing music in the middle of the house" while I was replaying the Xbox 360 Minecraft tutorial world for the millionth time. Little did I know that very same depressing music would become one of the most nostalgic pieces of music ever created, and thar I would long to listen to it in the same way again.
My parents actually liked the music ahah. My mum would find it peaceful 😂
I started tearing up when I streamed some of those Radio Edit Pop songs from then. Those 2000s “Give Me Everything,” “Just a Dream,” etc. I have never had soo many goosebumps and nostalgic vibes that it felt good and unmeasurable. Thank you.
In my eyes, my childhood ended when my dad was diagnosed with Cancer when I was 14. He would be treated for almost exactly 1 year. Then, two weeks before my 15th birthday, he was gone. That was the day Minecraft stopped, Yu-Gi-Oh! stopped, Magic The Gathering stopped, Pokémon stopped, everything I loved left with him. It's been 5 years since my dad passed and to say that these 5 years have torn me apart would be an understatement, when stress comes, it can hit like not just one truck, but a seemingly neverending line of them. I can understand and appreciate that I got to live a pretty long childhood compared to most and I am grateful it happened. I recently did the same thing you did, hopped back into some of those hobbies and I finally understood the meaning of the word nostalgia, nostalgia can almost feel magical or spiritual and that's exactly how it felt to me. Thank you for making this video and if anybody reading this comment needs it, keep your head up, you're doing great, you may hit challenges or roadblocks, but I know you can get through them. Take some time for yourself today and feed your inner child, because they're still in there and they are proud of how far you've come. Thank you. 🖤
This guy just reminded me to go down memory lane to remember the best part of my life. Everything you said was exactly how my childhood used to be, and I'll cherish it until the day I die. Thank you man, this is the most peaceful I've been in a long time
I'm gonna graduate high school next year, and watching this video made me remember everything I went through as a child. I'm gonna miss being a kid, but I have to look in the present and think of the future. I'll live my life to the fullest ❤
You are truly the greatest person on this platform... I will always respect you.
dropped a tear... had an old youtube channel i would post a lot on and for the past couple weeks ive been debating on if i wanted to start up a new youtube channel and with what you told me "do what made your younger self happy" im gonna do it man. Thank you.
You are such a help to me, you make my anxiety less.
Much love, wanna let you know I don’t take that for granted ❤️
@@JakPiggott i was in nostalgic depression for over 2 months after i found out my grandpa had cancer and for those 2 months all i did was to remember my childhood and this decreased my productivity but after that i realised that its good to have nostalgia until you start comparing it to your current situation and be sad about it
As its a harsh truth but time wont ever run back
I am only 14, but even I used to play on an Xbox 360. Skate 3, Minecraft, and Spider-Man Shattered Dimensions were also some of my favorite games, and I just recently played the Arkham games and they 100% lived up to the praise. I've been trying to not get sad at nostalgia, and just appreciate the past, the present, and the future without obsessing over any of them. Thanks for the video.
same here bro
That’s it bro, appreciate it, and use it as a reminder to live fully in the present. Much love ❤️
bro im 13 and i know were still in the good days. I still get a bit nostalgic but then I remember in a couple years im going to miss my early teen years.
@@texplayz7862 100%. When I go outside and jump on my trampoline, or when I play a game with my friends, or when I'm at a family gathering, even when I'm just at home doing nothing, I always remember that and I'm grateful. I do think that if we fully live in the present, we can almost live in the good old days.
@@Muffln let him cook this is so true
dude this video jus makes it seen like time is really moving faster. insane how it feels like yesterday i was building houses with my dad on minecraft its been 12 years
Thinking about all of this was so nostalgic; not just my Minecraft saves, but also my other games like halo, cod, and bad comp; reminded me of my childhood best friend who used to come over to my house to play games, not only physical games like basketball but, also video games on wii, ds, and Xbox 360 too. I would go over to his place as well to do similar stuff just on PlayStation. I haven’t seen or talked with him since the end of grade 9 since he moved away, but maybe I’ll see him again some day. Thank you for reminding me🙂
Even as an 'adult' (in quotations because I really don't feel like one) I still really enjoy playing these games when I can. Honestly the hardest thing to adapt to was friends slowly losing interest in playing our childhood games and drifting apart. It feels different to have to play all by yourself. It seems I have less free time every year that goes by and I'm not in contact with any of my old game friends anymore.
If are able to still do the things you love without a care in the world, cherish it. It might be over sooner than you think and you'll have fun memories to look back to.
The fact that you used to play GTA IV as a child has filled me up with immense respect for you. No wonder you are so knowledgeable, so mature and so wise, for such a young age.
Edit: I’m not trying to start a war. It’s just my opinion, that out of all my friends (and me) that have played various GTA games, I felt that those who had played GTA IV were more mature, and had a deeper understanding of life, since the storyline and the dialogues were so much more mature and so much darker. Also, by intellegence, I didn’t mean to say that GTA IV was the reason for it. Ig I should have phrased it better, mb. But this is my opinion, if you don’t agree with it, then I don’t mind.
The fuck 💀
Bro what💀
I played GTA when I was a kid and I don’t think it made me mature lmao
@@emma6648 "To be fair you have to have a really high IQ to understand GTA..."
According to @AbhinavHuralikoppi lmao...
I played GTA V when it released (2013) on my brothers PS3, I was born in 2008 so I would've been just 5 years old. I never felt like it was real, I knew what the characters were doing was bad and illegal, and so I didn't mimic any of that when it came to real life. If a kid is raised right they will understand that it's just a game, and they shouldn't do the same things in real life. I honestly feel like GTA made me so much more mature because of how real it is compared to the cocomelon kids shows they have these days.
I found this on my 20th birthday today and I haven’t cried this much in a good while. Good stuff man, good stuff.
Nice name
Never watched a video of yours before and I'm not even '04-'10, but damn I needed to hear this
I miss it. Xbox 360. Was like 7 years old or something I cant remember now. Playing Marvel Infinity, you know, the ones with the characters you had to buy, and put on a stand to play with? Yeah. Minecraft pocket edition, with my brother. Oh my god, my PSP. I remember the first game I played on it. Yeah. It was, um, it was what again? Oh yeah. Jak and Daxter, the Lost Frontier. Loved it My mom bought me it as a surprise. I miss it too. Yeah. I miss it too. Now, well, now I'm here. Surrounded by temptation, pornography, depression, stress. When I die, hopefully before my brother, I just want this one thing, I want to listen to Mice on Venus, Subwoofer Lullaby, or Moog City or even Moog City 2. Just one of those songs. Right on my last moment. Because then, maybe, just maybe, I can forget how empty the world is today. And remember how full it was, when I was with my brother. Filipe, if you see this. I miss you too man. Out of all of these games and memories. I miss you the most. Without a doubt. No really. Without a absolute, fucking, doubt. I. Love. You.
Disney infinity flashbacks are real. I used to play that game all the time. I remember getting venom from a toys r us in NYC and taking the train back home and just being so excited. I still have that figure. Much love and have a great day.
@@Johnston.Q.Smith23 Bro, I swear. For 3 years straight me and my brother played that game. We played 1.0, 2.0 and even 3.0 on the ps3 when it released. I still have so many figures. I remember my favourite was spider man. Bro I could not stop playing him. I unlocked all his abilities and got him to like level 317. It was crazy. My favourite part was really just the excitement combo'd with the company of my brother. I miss it. I miss it and a half.
sorry
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I feel for you man
when you reach your 70's look back and say i lived a good life... dont loath it
That's it ❤
considering ww3's about to happen, ion think we'll make it to our 70s...
This is a very good video! I’m more of a PlayStation guy so when I rebought Burnout revenge and turned that PS2 on just to hear the start up and then the game intro was just…. Man it’s like capturing lightning in a bottle, those late nights I would spend on that system felt like a getaway. Like I was in the game driving and causing mayhem. This is something that will always be there for me.