@Poptart133g
I still remember downloading the Limewire, seeing there were ad banners, and immediately using the free Limewire to download Limewire Pro. The good old days.
@blvnkos
the nostalgia is strong watching this one
@leptir1
The mouse pointer trails was an excellent added touch Truly a master of the craft.
@Zaranell
I need to take a moment to appreciate the sheer density of the jokes here. Every single one lands and they're so rapid-fire that five minutes feels like ten. Bravo to the writers on this channel.
@ianweir3608
"I cant tonight, I'm going online" lmao. I have foggy memories of when the real world was still everything and "going online" was an activity you did, like going to the mall. Now you cant get offline
@Dekharen
the "Track01" with Papa Roach's Last Resort playing right after made me legitimately spit out my coffee. Well done sir XD
@Danny2462
the MSN sound fired neurons I didn't know I still had
@RubenALopes
The throwing away the CD after the burn failed hit close to home
@ShanHexis
i need these days back, everything was like an achievement, Burning a CD.... installing games successfully...etc etc
@Torsteen-p3d
I was a child at the time, but man, the MSN and CD burning really got me. The internet seemed so much more communal and fun back then, now it's just a corporate advertising hellscape with more bots than humans on it.
@Sychonut
Being old enough to have lived through it, I'm not sure how to feel when this looks more like a matter of fact documentary to me rather than a skit.
@Dsant.
By 2010 90% of the internet will run on flash
@thisnotdog
all these 99% unfinished downloads
@roccandrew
Early 2000s internet had so much SOUL. Back when we actually SURFED the web. Take me back guys.
@Loomr
Sir, you are truly a genius. I actually thought you were a bit younger and didn't remember this decade but clearly you do. What a blast from the past.
@appalachiangaming
I miss these days I'm gonna be honest
@TimHoekstra
Hosting half the music industry. GOAT 👏
@wherami
Peak civilization right there
@bartekb4191
2000s and he had flat screen? dude was rich
@programmersarealsohuman5909