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3 ‘Cheesy’ Y2K Pop Hits That Nostalgic Millennials Will Defend With Honor

At the turn of the century, these “cheesy” Y2K pop hits rang in the new millennium, leaving Millennials nostalgic for these silly tunes.

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Many millennials who grew up in the new millennium are now nostalgic for it. Looking back, the early 2000s were strange as we pushed for a more futuristic aesthetic. The future we thought was coming hasn’t arrived yet, but we’re still nostalgic for that time. At the turn of the century, bubblegum pop and boy bands dominated the pop charts, and millennials ate it up. Millennials will defend these “cheesy” Y2K pop hits with honor, due to heavy nostalgia.

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