Everything was super weird back in the early 2000’s. No matter what we do now when we look back at what we did as kids – it was just f*cking ridiculous. All of the pathetic, depressing away messages over a guy, telling people to “hit the cell” even though you were still sitting on your computer looking at new MySpace backgrounds to load. Oh, and don’t even get me started on the fashion. Weird, awkward and not cute at all. To prove my points, I give you Kelly Rowland circa 2002. Twitter user @finah found an old music video Rowland was in that showed her texting a guy but getting angry when he didn’t respond (aka all R&B music videos in the early 2000’s). But, when the camera zoomed into her phone, it seems that Rowland was writing things on what appears to be Microsoft Excel. Weird? I think so.
https://twitter.com/finah/status/934141717195800576
https://twitter.com/finah/status/934142135623852032
https://twitter.com/finah/status/934143308107980800
I mean, this guy has a point. In 2002, we never head “read receipts” or iPhones and we had no idea if someone even got our texts. In fact, I can remember quite a few times that I “broke up” with “boyfriends” (AKA 2-week relationships) because I thought they were dodging my texts. It happens. Obviously, Twitter was both confused and entertained at the same time – and, apparently, it was relatable.
https://twitter.com/Twit_terrorist/status/934366213551075328
https://twitter.com/Alex_Salford/status/934490193209581570
She was in a deep relationship with Clippy.
— Séamus Bellamy (@SeamusBellamy) November 25, 2017
https://twitter.com/injustoneframe/status/934208669318811648
https://twitter.com/blaqDNAqueen/status/934178420375937025
FOOLISH
— I CAN TELL (@BigKahunaOG) November 25, 2017
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
— Mir.I.am aka Miriam Tolbert (@MirsEmpire) November 24, 2017
I’ll never stop thinking this is the funniest shit ever
— Bryan Dakota (@bryandakota) November 25, 2017