It’s 2001 & that one girl is sitting in front of you in class

This is her life now.

@erinmiller | overthemoonfaraway | #nostalgia #2000s #millennials #throwbacksongs #memories

[yukarat]

Love the transition from suspense music to romantic music 💀

[meganmoney]

I miss being in school, so we could find creative ways to keep ourselves entertained

[choicelyon]

I love her glance at the end that's like, "hey, don't blame me, I'm just the messenger of your inevitable fate"

[collarbonezz]

those girls are now tarot readers and psychics working out of their home

[LoLyaNa]

How did we all have the same childhood even before internet and social media?

[Jorunn]

I teach ages 9-15.
I can assure you, this is still a thing 🤣

[orcaartist]

Living alone in a swamp with a parrot sounds pretty good these days.

[andreasa]

Joke’s on Jared. Looks like he’s now a single father to 8 kids, and I’m enjoying life in the jungle 😂😂

[ellen]

I remember absolutely internalizing this shit 😂

[keifferw]

I'm convinced nothing was ever written on those and people would just give you answers depending on if they liked you

[chhavitomar]

India 🇮🇳 - "Tippie tippie top, which colour you want?" 🙂🙂

[pandamilkshake]

I always said colours she wouldn't have like magenta, crimson, lavender, salmon etc. She'd get mad after the 4th colour and move on 😂

[courtniethompson]

I loved these in elementary school! I remember getting bad ones and always asking to try it again!😂

[maryamkhan]

We used to write objects on the inside. I was so offended to be a table.

[aa]

I love the face at the end like, “sucks but that’s just how it’s gonna be” 🤷🏻‍♀️

[purple]

Live in the woods by a swamp alone…. 😆 Mine was always the shack???!!! 😭😂

[emmydeluna]

This unlocked a memory I didn’t even know I had

[shizutika]

Nahh i remember that paper thing! Here in Mexico we called them
"Piojito", and do things like not only a random answer, sometimes we would give treats or candies lol.

[rainingflame]

The look you give at end is straight up facts!

[audrayliar]

They way she turned around is somehow so accurate