JNCO jeans and the like wide legged jeans were part of a weird moment in fashion.

Yet jeans with more holes than fabric is somehow better?

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This was a fashion no no even then. It was something often ridiculed. Just like wearing sagging pants, no one wants to see your underwear.

As a young adult male in the early 2000's I personally loved this trend

I was around 15-16 at the time, and I'm embarrassed to say I've got a few group pics of my friends & I in those super low-rise jeans. 😳 And god forbid you dropped something on the ground lol you had to kind of dip instead of bending over or you'd end up getting your a*s flossed!

Goes with the tramp stamps!

Ah, yes, the eternal wedgie...

We liked it...

i did the horrid thing of grabbing it and pulling it up on my gf at the time.

Low-rise jeans are back. Be afraid.

One of my friends would alway carry a small pair of scissors and snip the string on any tail she encountered on the dance floor or whenever we went out. Usually the owner was so maggoted they didn’t even realise it had happened 😆

EEWW

Got my son fired from a job serving at an Old Chicago. Didn't know it was a "fad" and quietly whispered to a customer about its exposure. She complained to management.

Fashion comes back around in 20/25 year cycles so expect to see young people doing this soon, again thinking they're the first.

Britney Spears made it look good,but her body is flawless

This came back to haunt me recently. Yes, I was fit AF then but OMG

But she doesn't have the "tramp stamp."

Oof. These were ugly af! Either the panties, or the crack, were public domain, then, like, kind of. That sucked, but ... what's wrapped is more important than the wrapping, so to say, ... book, cover, ... but, yeah, well, no. No.

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Aka the sluts salute

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This was just for whores. My aunt was one to my embarrassment.

Yep, I know women to this day with basically no eyebrows due to overplucking/waxing in the 90s.

This is something that definitely needs to stay back in 2000 and not appear again. Even just the little wiry spikes without the frosty...no.

I appreciate the popped collar(s) especially with a fedora. I appreciate them showing me they're an asshat before I waste time talking to them.

I had a pair that the inseam ripped and my mom refused to sew them so I used duct tape

Having been in my teens and early 20's in the late 1990's early 2000's I can honestly say that Guy Fieri was never a fashion icon. That was just you.

Hey, it's not L337 at least

I was always very self-conscious about my mid-section so I never wear low rise pants.

I still wear mine, shush, I like it :P

Memories allows me to see back into the time when Facebook was set up in such a way that it would make sense to talk about yourself in third person.

I still do this if it's a t shirt dresd

Nope. Then and now. Nope

This is still going, and lolcats are still a thing, as is the Cheezburger Network. Some good kitty galleries and memes on there.

Looking back tribals had expiration date written all over them. It was only one of my tattoos that I got covered.

I always wore my backpack on only one shoulder. Never realized that was a fad/issue. It was just what was comfortable and allowed for getting it on/off quickly.

This doesn’t seem cringy to me.

I think that is still kind of cute

I crave the clear stuff. Help me.

Ha I thought there were 2 people in this pic with spiky hair.

Safety pins was a punk thing from the 70s.

Holes dont go away? I thought they would "grow away". Guess not everywhere

Oooooooo! I forgot I used that!!!!

That was such an entertaining trend though! I never participated but scrolling through pictures of people planning on bins or car rooves was always so entertaining for some reason

I also can't skate but I do love the aesthetic and sometimes wear it anyway!

I wish this would come back. I must have been a crow in a former life because I love love love all things shiny and sparkly. Kinda have a thing for glitter.