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Trend cycles are incredibly short nowadays. It seems like as soon as I start to understand one craze, another comes around to replace it the very next day. There must be a massive graveyard of forgotten fads buried deep in our memories

So today, we’re going to dig up some of those old trends to remind you just how big they once were. From segways to fidget spinners, Redditors have recently been discussing all of the former “next big things” that are nowhere to be found today. Enjoy reading about all of these trends that had surprisingly short lifespans, and be sure to upvote the ones that you expected to become much more popular!

#1

“Now Kinda Embarrassing”: 35 Trends That Blew Up As Quickly As They Died There was a trend years ago where people would collect trash from river and post it.

Of course a good trend like this did not last long.

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#2

“Now Kinda Embarrassing”: 35 Trends That Blew Up As Quickly As They Died Being nice to each other at the start of the Pandemic (spring 2020).

Away-Value9398 , Tim Douglas / pexels (not the actual photo) Report

#3

“Now Kinda Embarrassing”: 35 Trends That Blew Up As Quickly As They Died The whole 3D craze back in like 2010. Everybody thought it was the future after Avatar came out in theaters. EVERY movie tried to be 3D after that, there were 3D TVs, 3D phones, the Nintendo 3DS. And I think the craze disappeared in like year because it gave people headaches 😂.

KenzieeJayyy , Tima Miroshnichenko / pexels (not the actual photo) Report

#4

“Now Kinda Embarrassing”: 35 Trends That Blew Up As Quickly As They Died Those that got a mustache tattoo on the side of your finger…….y’all ok?

Downtown_Bread_:
I was like 12 when this trend was going on, and thank god they don't let 12-year-olds get tattoos because that would have been me.

TypeNo2194 , ilovecoffeeandcarbs / reddit (not the actual photo) Report

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#5

“Now Kinda Embarrassing”: 35 Trends That Blew Up As Quickly As They Died Remember in the early 2010s when there was a frozen yogurt place on every block? 2-3 years later and they all seemed to vanish and nobody wants froyo no mo.

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Kisa “Kizna” Kitsugi
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2 months ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

Mean wasn't this Jamba juice in the mid 00. They were everywhere like Starbucks playing their super high sugar/cal smoothies

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#6

“Now Kinda Embarrassing”: 35 Trends That Blew Up As Quickly As They Died Flash mobs.

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2 months ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

I miss the ones done by symphonic orchestras. There's a couple of great ones with Ravel's Bolero and the Ode To Joy.

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#7

“Now Kinda Embarrassing”: 35 Trends That Blew Up As Quickly As They Died Segways were going to revolutionize transport.

ackmondual:
It was predicted that whole cities would be redesigned to accommodate them!

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#8

“Now Kinda Embarrassing”: 35 Trends That Blew Up As Quickly As They Died Planking.

AlessandroTheGr8:
So simple, silly, and harmless. I liked it.

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Nathan Lewis
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2 months ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

harmless, except for the people that died or were seriously injured doing it on balconies and moving cars

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#9

“Now Kinda Embarrassing”: 35 Trends That Blew Up As Quickly As They Died Glasses without the lens… cringe.

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Steve Sharpe
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2 months ago (edited) DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

There was a bit of a trend in the late 90's for wearing glasses with just plain glass in them, to look a certain way or show a particular style. Met my (now) wife - who wears glasses all the time - around that time, and I bought some plain glass ones to make me look "intelligent" like she does and try to be the same sort of person she is/was cos I was head over heels and I thought she'd like me more that way. Thought it was working for a good three weeks, everything seemed perfect, then it comes round to my last night on leave before I go away for another six months. Walking her home from the 'local' pub we've been at all evening, we stop and she says to me "Steve, you're a great guy, and I really like you, as in 'like you' like you, but.." and my whole world feels like it's being torn apart, like I'm about to loose everything and there's no point anymore.. "but baby boy, you've got two cauliflower ears, a wonky nose, I can see that tiny bit of tattoo poking up over your collar even though you think I haven't noticed. Besides, you can barely even read your own name let alone write it, and that's fine, I'll help you - but baby, please take those stupid f*****g things off your face - you look ridiculous, and they're not fooling anyone!"... I've always said I'm as lucky as my wife is patient, and that's very true.

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#10

“Now Kinda Embarrassing”: 35 Trends That Blew Up As Quickly As They Died S’well bottles. 
Replaced with Stanley cups. 
I wonder what overpriced portable liquid holder comes next?

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Pink_Mushroom
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2 months ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

Here is a thought. Just stick to a clear bottle from Walmart clearance section for 5 bucks. Ain't that hard

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#11

“Now Kinda Embarrassing”: 35 Trends That Blew Up As Quickly As They Died Pokémon Go.

I know some folks still play, but once upon a time I remember taking a walk in the park and people were just on their phones pointing them this way and that and walking in circles and then there’d be a group huddled together cause they were taking down a gym or something.

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Amelia Jade
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2 months ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

I miss the early days of Pokemon Go. We played heavily. I miss heading to the walking path behind our house to try to take the gym that is back there. We could see it from our house so we'd keep an eye on it and head back out if someone else took it.

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#12

“Now Kinda Embarrassing”: 35 Trends That Blew Up As Quickly As They Died Google Glass. It was supposed to be the future, but it disappeared faster than you could say "augmented reality".

goathill:
I do think this will get big decades from now when tech has caught up. It was simply released too early and under-delivered.

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Steve Robert
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2 months ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

The new Meta glasses will instantly identify, with all your personal information, if they look at you.. It's the end of any personal privacy, and people should be allowed to wear a mask that prevents this!

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#13

“Now Kinda Embarrassing”: 35 Trends That Blew Up As Quickly As They Died Pogs? Anyone? Am I too old?

I had a kicka*s beavis and butthead slammer.

Smuff23:

I killed pogs at my school as a kid. I had a shredded 8-ball slammer that would turn whole stacks over like 95% of the time and 95 might be a low guess. Too many kids started complaining and I ended up with too many pogs.
Granted it probably should have died as soon as they realized we were gambling the pogs.

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Kangaroo
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2 months ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

I didn’t even realize pigs was a game until I grew up, I thought we were all just feverishly collecting tiny coloured cardboard bits 😂

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#16

“Now Kinda Embarrassing”: 35 Trends That Blew Up As Quickly As They Died The fidget spinner craze was wild! One minute, everyone was spinning them like they were the coolest toy on the planet, and the next, they were collecting dust in drawers. It’s like they went from “Look at me, I’m stress-relieving!” to “Why do I have 12 of these?” faster than you can say “what was I thinking?”.

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#17

“Now Kinda Embarrassing”: 35 Trends That Blew Up As Quickly As They Died Gangnam style.

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Lady Lestrange
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2 months ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

Gangnam style never disappeared. Play it, you'll still find people vibing to it.

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#18

“Now Kinda Embarrassing”: 35 Trends That Blew Up As Quickly As They Died Being a crypto-currency investor, for about three months everyone thought they were wolf of Wall Street, now they are all back to be stray dogs of skid row.

Glad-Introduction833 , Alesia Kozik / pexels (not the actual photo) Report

#19

“Now Kinda Embarrassing”: 35 Trends That Blew Up As Quickly As They Died Feather earrings in 2011.

SRB112:
I didn't notice that in 2011, but I remember when they were popular in the '70s.

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#20

“Now Kinda Embarrassing”: 35 Trends That Blew Up As Quickly As They Died Arguments over whether the dress was blue and black or white and gold.

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Kangaroo
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2 months ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

My brain was automatically colour-correcting the lighting in the photo so I could only see it as blue and black, I was so confused. Nothing I did made it look white and gold to me 😅

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#21

“Now Kinda Embarrassing”: 35 Trends That Blew Up As Quickly As They Died Hypercolor shirts.

beyondthunderdrone:

I remember making out with my girlfriend one time when she was wearing a Hypercolor shirt. She had to cool it off in the car AC to change the color back before going inside so her parents wouldn't notice she had been so hot! lol

m4tth4z4rd , 1morepic_really / reddit (not the actual photo) Report

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#22

“Now Kinda Embarrassing”: 35 Trends That Blew Up As Quickly As They Died People dressing up like creepy clowns and showing up in random places at night. I think all it took was for a few of them to get their a*ses tore up by the dogs of a few of their people targets, and it suddenly went away real quick.

BS_Analyzer , Yousuf Sarfaraz / pexels (not the actual photo) Report

#24

“Now Kinda Embarrassing”: 35 Trends That Blew Up As Quickly As They Died Grills (the teeth version)- for a hot second there, people were putting all sorts of bling on their teeth- kind of when that Nelly song “Grillz” came out in 2005. I was in dental hygiene school and I saw the tooth jewels and art all of the time. I’d say around 2008 it started to kind of die down and now I almost never see them.

** I did see that Simone Biles has tooth gems but her sister is in the dental field, so go figure!

jawjockey , The Earthy Jay / pexels (not the actual photo) Report

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#25

“Now Kinda Embarrassing”: 35 Trends That Blew Up As Quickly As They Died Slime. My daughter had a slime factory at home and was selling it at school. Every piece of furniture has slime remnants still embedded in it.

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#26

“Now Kinda Embarrassing”: 35 Trends That Blew Up As Quickly As They Died Saying YOLO.

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John Mosley
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2 months ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

Usually said before doing something stupid that could end you. Wonder what happened to them all?

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#27

“Now Kinda Embarrassing”: 35 Trends That Blew Up As Quickly As They Died I forget what it was called but people would film a video where everyone in a group froze in place.

Ok_Cupcake_5226:
The mannequin challenge!

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Jean Jacket
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2 months ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

I really liked the mannequin challenge. It was harmless. Some of them were meh but usually it was pretty cool

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#28

“Now Kinda Embarrassing”: 35 Trends That Blew Up As Quickly As They Died NFTs.

WardenCommCousland:
I was so freaking glad when this went away. My stepsister's now ex-husband was hard into crypto and was trying to sell everyone, including my dad and stepmother, on NFTs. He was visiting clubs trying to sell near retirement-age Boomers on investing in them to 'diversify [their] portfolios' and talking about how they were going to be the biggest thing to ever hit finance.
And then they bottomed out. To my knowledge, my parents didn't invest in them, but my step-sister's finances were not in a great place for a while.

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Kangaroo
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2 months ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

I’m so glad 95% of us knew they were exactly as stupid as they sounded and stayed away

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#29

“Now Kinda Embarrassing”: 35 Trends That Blew Up As Quickly As They Died Vine.

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Son of Philosoraptor
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2 months ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

I miss Vine. People were forced to be really creative by the format, you got some great stuff

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#31

“Now Kinda Embarrassing”: 35 Trends That Blew Up As Quickly As They Died The Live Strong type rubber bracelets. I remember my mom driving me to multiple stores when I was in 3rd grade to find some. I soon discovered a rash from them.

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AG
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2 months ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

I stay rockin a green cancer patient support bracelet. It's never coming off.. I miss you Pops.

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#32

“Now Kinda Embarrassing”: 35 Trends That Blew Up As Quickly As They Died Guys wearing two polo shirts and popping up both collars.

imakedankmemes:
This couldn’t die fast enough.

unhinged_behavior:
I remember a short-lived trend of polo shirts that had words printed in the collar so when you popped it up, the person behind you could read the word 'DOPE' or something. I worked at a PacSun at the time, and we sold SO MANY of those.

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Grenelda Thurber
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2 months ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

I remember people doing this in the 80's. Everything cycles in and out of fashion.

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#33

“Now Kinda Embarrassing”: 35 Trends That Blew Up As Quickly As They Died Cup stacking was big for a minute, the middle school even had cup stacking competitions after school.

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#34

“Now Kinda Embarrassing”: 35 Trends That Blew Up As Quickly As They Died Hoverboards.

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Emma S
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2 months ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

I think the fact that they kept exploding and catching fire didn't help their sales.

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#35

“Now Kinda Embarrassing”: 35 Trends That Blew Up As Quickly As They Died The feathers or glitter strands you can attach to your hair. Use to be all the rage in high school.

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#36

For some reason collectively during 90s we all decided we liked big band music like Brian Setzer Orchestra, Cherry Poppin’ Daddies or The Squirrel Nut Zippers.

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#37

No one’s mentioned Wordle yet? Everyone I know was posting about their performance for a while. Then the New York Times bought it and it all stopped.

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#38

Ice Bucket hype died.

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#39

Threads (Facebook’s Twitter replacement). I know it’s still going, but there was a week when everyone was like “Yeah, threads!” then most of us dropped it.

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#40

“Now Kinda Embarrassing”: 35 Trends That Blew Up As Quickly As They Died Barefoot toe shoes. I can't even remember the last time I saw anyone wearing a pair.

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sofacushionfort
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2 months ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

They had their place. Running in them made you land on the ball of your foot instead of the heel, which may be in better harmony with our structural dynamics

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#41

Apparently Brat Girl Summer is over, and I still haven't worked out what it is yet.

I am a 42 year old man so not sure I need to be worried, but still...

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#42

“Now Kinda Embarrassing”: 35 Trends That Blew Up As Quickly As They Died Dual discs. One side cd the other dvd. It lasted by like two years around 2006.

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#43

Pet Rocks.

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LuisSD stuff
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2 months ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

Mine was named Steve. I took him to the beach and he vanished. Never knew what happened to him.

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#44

“Now Kinda Embarrassing”: 35 Trends That Blew Up As Quickly As They Died The raid area 51 they can't stop us all party in the desert at area 51 could have been an annual thing, but COVID stopped that from happening.

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Amelia Jade
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2 months ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

It wasn't just COVID. That thing was a disaster from the start. It was unorganized, lacked facilities, food, etc. The creator of the event backed out last minute due to the disorganization. It led to several lawsuits.

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#45

Metaverse.

nellirn:

I know a guy who spent $12K on a plot of land in the metaverse. I still can't understand it.

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Zoe Vokes
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2 months ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

That’s a thing? I just thought you entered it and chatted to people, not that you could buy real estate.

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#46

There was an extremely brief moment in time when everyone and their brother had some kind of PDA. They were on track to become consumer devices when previously like business dudes had a Palm Pilot and that was about it. They were even trying to build PDAs into handheld gaming consoles. HP, Compaq, everyone was making them with Windows embedded version on them, but then the iPhone happened and *poof*.

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Kangaroo
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2 months ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

PDA = Personal Digital Assistant, in case anyone got stuck thinking Public Displays of Affection like me lol

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#47

Wearing pants/overalls backwards.

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#48

“Now Kinda Embarrassing”: 35 Trends That Blew Up As Quickly As They Died The Harlem Shake.

simpersly:
It's so weird that a video with people in costumes humping the air turned into a meme with what was essentially a scientific formula.

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Michael None
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2 months ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

I wish twerking would go out of style. It's disgusting to watch and it's glorification baffles me.

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#49

Cupcake bakeries. My city had like 7 of them back in the early 2010s.

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Damned_Cat
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2 months ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

In my town, it's all about "artisan" cookies now. $2-3 a pop for a 3-inch greasy, underbaked piece of dough.

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#50

“Now Kinda Embarrassing”: 35 Trends That Blew Up As Quickly As They Died Colouring books for adults.

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TheBlueBitterfly
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2 months ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

I still color. But then I was doing it before it got popular and everyone thought I was just immature.

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#53

MySpace drama, then gone.

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Owen
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2 months ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

It still exists. I can look back at it and see pictures from when I was an 18yr old. Happy memories and cringy posts.

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#54

Goat yoga.

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John Mosley
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2 months ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

Goats are still really into it, they just cut the people out for not being cool enough.

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#55

Remember BeReal? Barely lasted a season.

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#56

Four Loko with caffeine lol.

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#57

Milk crate challenge.

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#58

Flappy bird.

It got pulled from the play store, and people didn't know about sideloading APKs.... I started charging $5 just for my time to help people out. I was so busy I kept raising prices as demand skyrocketed and ended up having to charge $100 to install it on people's phones and I was still getting dozens of calls/emails every hour.

Only lasted for a couple weeks, but boy was it great while it lasted. I even ended up selling a $250 phone for over $400 because it had flappy bird installed on it.

Yay Capitalism!

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Patrick Linnen
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2 months ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

The creator pulled the game because of the hate mail he was getting because it was so popular. Now a crypto-bro is trying to purchase the IP so he can market an imitation game loaded with crypto and NTF advertising / marketing.

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#59

The mobile game, Draw Something. It got hugely popular quickly, then purchased, then everyone stopped playing altogether. 

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David
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2 months ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

A trend I miss is when so many folks were taking pictures of clouds, then drawing in a few lines to make them look like something. Many of those were pretty funny / creative.

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#61

Shuffling craze stopped.

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#62

Fixie bikes. I always thought it was a weird trend. Who doesn't want gearing when you get to a hill?

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#63

Dubstep/raves as a part of mainstream culture.

I get that it has existed for a long time and continues to be popular. However from like 2010-2012 it felt inescapable and started to bleed into other facets of culture. Suddenly different genres started to incorporate dubstep-esque bass drops into their music, you’d see commercials with dubstep music, and the rave scene was popular with teens and young adults along with the d***s that came with it, namely MDMA. Skrillex seemed like one of the top artists in all of pop music for a bit there.

Suddenly and seemingly out of nowhere, people seemed to be over it. I know it’s still a popular subgenre of music but it seems to have retreated back into the underground. I’m not sure what happened there.

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David
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2 months ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

I like it when I'm in the mood. I also like classical, new age, country etc when I'm in the mood.

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#64

Silly Bands. I am ready for them to come back!

NomadFeet:
God, the hold these had on my fourth grader and everyone at her elementary school before they were banned, no pun intended. I found these things in my house for YEARS afterward and just used them as actual rubber bands.

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e gads
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2 months ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

At first i thought they were talking about devo or maybe the bloodhound gang

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#65

I miss RPAN, on ‘older Reddit.’ Feels like forever ago.

That was so fun, to be able to scroll through peoples’ little live shows, walking around various cities; singing or making music; drawing; I had people I waited for every week, like a DJ guy who’d play house music every Saturday morning. Whistleface!!

Reddit is my only social media, so I don’t have, like, an Instagram or anything, or twitch or whatever else, where I would be able to follow people posting videos like these.

That’s probably why it was taken down - there’s a ton of this content out there, but none that I actually see, but maybe didn’t have a place on Reddit.

RPAN seemed really popular, until the attendance to these just dropped off suddenly, and Reddit removed it.

Not a huge trend; just a Reddit trend I was sad to see go.

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ENSJ
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2 months ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

Don't know if it's still a thing, but Reddit organised an actual national/internationl (your pick) secret santa. Only managed to do it once myself the next year it was gone.

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#66

Owling. Came shortly after planking but never had the same popularity.

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Kangaroo
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2 months ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

Well I tried to Google it and I got “the act of smuggling wool or sheep out of England” which I’m guessing is not what OP is talking about 🤭

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