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How to Relive the 2010s: 13 Steps

By Matthew Lynch
January 7, 2024
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The 2010s were a decade filled with a mix of unforgettable moments, technological advancements, and unique trends. If you’re feeling nostalgic and yearn to relive some of those memories, follow these 13 steps to take a trip down memory lane.

1. Listen to 2010s Music: Revisit the top hits and artists from that decade such as Adele, Taylor Swift, Ed Sheeran, and Justin Bieber. Create a playlist filled with your favorites.

2. Rewatch Popular TV Shows: Binge-watch your favorite TV series that dominated the 2010s like Game of Thrones, Breaking Bad, Stranger Things, and The Big Bang Theory.

3. Experience Viral YouTube Videos: Dive into the most memorable YouTube videos like “Gangnam Style,” “The Harlem Shake,” “Baby Yoda,” and “Charlie Bit My Finger.”

4. Read Bestselling Books: Pick up some of the best-selling novels from this time period such as “The Girl on the Train,” “Gone Girl,” or “Fifty Shades of Grey.”

5. Revisit Fashion Trends: Embrace the fashion trends that characterized the decade such as high-waisted jeans, flannel shirts, crop tops, and oversized sweaters.

6. Watch Iconic Movies: Go back to some of the blockbuster films like “The Avengers,” “Inception,” “Frozen,” and “Black Panther.”

7. Play Popular Video Games: Rekindle your love for video games from the 2010s like Minecraft, Angry Birds, Candy Crush Saga, or Fortnite.

8. Stay Connected on Social Media: Log in to throwback social media platforms like Vine and Tumblr or revisit old Facebook posts and tweets.

9. Attend a Themed Party: Host or attend a party centered around 2010s fashion, music, movies, and pop culture.

10. Try 2010s Food Trends: Enjoy food fads including avocado toast, acai bowls, kale smoothies, and quinoa salads.

11. Practice Memorable Dance Moves: Get up and dance to popular moves like the “Whip/Nae Nae,” “The Dougie,” “The Floss,” or take part in the “Ice Bucket Challenge.”

12. Use Retro Apps: Reinstall popular apps from the decade like Flappy Bird, Snapchat’s original interface, or Vine.

13. Surround Yourself with 2010s Memorabilia: Decorate your space with posters from iconic movies, bands, and TV shows, all while reminiscing about the memories they hold.

By following these 13 steps, you’ll successfully transport yourself back to the 2010s and relive the essence of that decade. Immerse yourself in the trends, events, and memories that made it so special for you.

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