What toys do you want included in part 2?

Me whose childhood toy was fire:

As someone who loved littlest pet shops, I can confirm you that those pets were the only ones my mom let me have.

I remember as a child when I watched only the first episode part 1 of My Little Pony over and over again (cuz that is what was available), I had a Cheerilee MLP toy. It was a good small size so I think it was an action figure. Thinking about it gives me nostalgia.

I played with 80% of the toys that were on this list, now your making me wanna go buy some of them rn

"And there's a 50% chance you still play with them today." Yes, I can indeed confirm that I still play with them.

4:30 As a Squishmallow collector, this is true

Ah, yes. My childhood in the 2000s. I played with a few of these. I still remember how I became a gamer in 2008 when I still lived in Florida. In 2010, when I moved to Oklahoma, I really hoped that my Wii was not hurt in the move. Thankfully, it wasn't and I had until 2021 when I was gifted a Wii U by a friend. Now, I'm in college and living on my own and don't always have the time to do what I want.

Webkinz were one of the best toys a kid could own in the 2000s. If you owned these, you are officially a 2000s legend kid

I've heard of most of these. You destroyed my brain with the nostalgia of the building blocks, silly bands, and the two Wiis I had that I wasn't able to take with me when I moved. I want my Wiis back! 😭

Oh my gosh! Ever after high! I thought I was the only one that still remembered that show existed! I loved the dolls and would play with them all the time!

2:13 You awokened a memory. Although to be real, I usually only used the playsets the character came with, you know houses and stuff. I used them with my LPS figures and other toys.

As someone who's had a LOT of action figures as a kid, I can confirm this is absolutely accurate. I also have memories of getting my Bratz dolls and Jollibee and McDonalds toy figures and dollhouses and even my Lego sets involved in whatever was going on lol.

I still love lps 7 years later

As a lifelong LEGO builder, I find stepping on LEGO pieces to cause minimal pain, especially when compared to the mental pain I feel anytime I hear someone say "Legos."

3:42 Nostalgia

Omg the MEMORIES! I played with Barbie's all the time! And I guiltily still collect Squishmallows to this day-

Burger King Whoppers are one of the most famous burgers in the fast food industry. They were first introduced in 1957 and have since become a staple item on the Burger King menu. The Whopper is made up of a juicy flame-grilled beef patty, topped with lettuce, tomato, pickles, ketchup, mayonnaise, and a sesame seed bun.The secret to the Whopper's delicious taste is the flame-grilling process, which adds a unique smoky flavor to the beef patty. This cooking method, along with the carefully selected ingredients, has made the Whopper a fan favorite for over six decades.Another factor that sets the Whopper apart from other burgers is its size. The large patty and generous toppings make it a filling meal, perfect for those with a hearty appetite. In addition, the Whopper is affordably priced, making it an accessible option for those on a budget.Burger King has made several modifications to the original Whopper recipe over the years, in order to keep up with changing tastes and dietary trends. Some of these modifications include adding a vegetarian patty, introducing a low-carb version, and using more sustainable ingredients.The Whopper has also been the center of several memorable advertising campaigns over the years. One of the most famous campaigns featured the tagline "Have it your way", which emphasized the chain's commitment to customizing each order to the customer's liking.Despite its success, the Whopper has faced some criticism over the years. Some health experts have raised concerns about the high calorie and fat content of the burger, while others have criticized the environmental impact of fast food restaurants. Despite these challenges, the Whopper continues to be a popular choice for fast food fans. In recent years, Burger King has expanded its menu to include other flame-grilled burgers, chicken sandwiches, and sides, but the Whopper remains the flagship product and an iconic part of the brand's identity. In conclusion, the Burger King Whopper is a classic fast food burger that has stood the test of time. With its juicy flame-grilled beef patty, delicious toppings, and affordable price, it's no wonder that it has become a fan favorite for over six decades. Whether you're a fan of fast food or not, the Whopper is a must-try for anyone looking for a satisfying and delicious meal.

Zoobles, I haven’t heard that name in years, I honestly forgot they existed, I feel old now. I loved Monster High as a kid, but I outgrew it, but it’s making a comeback, and I might get one of the new dolls.

Haha, this was a fun video! Great job with the humour and truth at the same time! 😄😄

As an emo girl I can confirm that I grew up with Monster High. I’m actually still obsessed with it.

I can relate to some of these like the beyblades. I actually was versing my neighbor and we didn’t have a stadium then so we decided it would be a good idea to let them rip on the street. So we did. And well as you can expect, our beyblades broke. We were both devastated and my neighbor even blamed me for the idea and got angry at me. I miss the old beyblades.

A slingshot is a small toy or weapon that you can use for "shooting" stones. You might take aim at some old metal cans on a wall, knocking them off one by one with your slingshot. A slingshot works like a small catapult, with rubber strips holding a pocket where the stone or other projectiles. It's my favorite. Also, a wooden body is also better for its compressed lines making it strong and sometimes a better shock absorber using small metal balls will give you the best experience and if you use the right materials you will be able to pierce through thin metal sheets.

The board games one was SO ACCURATE! I was born in 1996, and I am not gonna lie, the 90s and early 2000s had the best, most creative kids board games that had ever been made!

My childhood toy was one of those moving vibrating crickets. Those were so fun to play with, it looked like the cricket was actually moving.

Even though I'm a boy I had two sisters so I ended up playing with Barbies a lot as well of being used for testing nail polish.

those hatchamals brought back so much memories 😭- and a’s growing up i have a TONS of squish mellows i mean they are sometimes like fighting therapy- but i also use them to go to sleep on, i don’t even play with them 💀

I was shocked that Littlest Pet Shop was even in here it has been one of my favorite toys for more than half of my life 😂❤ I also love Furby and I still love LPS and Furby.

Yes, as a Lego builder I can confirm stepping on Legos is PAIN Edit: thanks for the heart! Edit: nevermind 😐

As someone who plays Pokémon tcg, I never felt like I lost a lot of money. Instead, I had new assets for my decks, even if I had a lot of the same cards. My friends thought I was crazy.

The lego part is a 50% for me, i was a bit organized so i never stepped on a lego and i still play with them, sometimes i make stop motions put of them but the video game part is really true, i have the same console shown in the video. thanks for sharing this video :)

1:24 Squinkies man! I had a whole collection

I loved the calico critters, mainly the soft texture.

I still keep my favorite littlest pets shop on the bases of the figures on my desk! I loved them so much as a kid!

Most of this stuff I played with as a kid and now I'm having lots of nostalgia

You listed a bunch of my favorite things! I still have all of my Webkinz plush and still play video games daily.

I used to make my barbies go to war to save the universe from some sorta evil force Good times

2:46 my god you brought back a burst of childhood nostalgia I still remember all of those box car tournaments I filmed

You hit the nail right on the head for the video game one.

For me, along with Yugioh cards and Beyblades, I loved playing with my zords from the multiple Power Ranger franchises. They were just so cool!

Let's be honest here, everyone who had a furby as a kid wasn't at least a little afraid of them.

1:00 true, I still play with them

I have a lot of cherished memories of my webkinz. I also had an off-brand American girl doll (the ones you get from Walmart). I'm now an adult that buys off-brand (at least I think they are because they're way cheaper) Squishmallows. I have 2 and they're so comfy. I use them as a headpillow or armrests while reading.

My childhood toys where Legos, Play Doh, dolls (Disney Princesses and Lalaloopsy), etc And I ain't afraid to admit. Nowadays, the toys I wanna buy are plushies and figures based on my favourite anime/games/shows

2:54 you were either a little girl or 30 year old guy if you collected them there is no in between

HOLD UP I REMEMBER WATCHING THIS- 3:29 wow, I haven’t watched that in years •-• that was a long time ago 😂

Man just watching this reminds me of the stuff I had I was a kid and now am 22 which are action figures video games keep making awesome videos and have a wonderful day

Haven’t we all ate Play-Doh once as a kid 😭🔫

as a hot wheels collector i can say that these are only cars i can buy lol😂

I loved collecting the cool pokemon cards as a kid, and 9 years later, I've composed some pretty powerful battle decks

This snail never failed to make a smile on my face.

1:35 I was absolutely obsessed with my furby, and I still miss it.

I used to have one of those American girl doll but I got it from the thrift store so it was cheap 😊

My childhood toys where trains, like seriously, I would build a massive city with boxes and building blocks just to have a lot of trains going through it. And when I discovered Yu-Gi-Oh, around the time when Zexal was just finishing, I found out about the Train OTK decks, and it was a match make in heaven.

I had and loved so many of these

0:14 ive choked on one before

The lalaloopsy one was more accurate than my depression-filled life

i swear that furby said weird stuff at night it looked exactly like the one in the picture you used ... the memories came flowing back gosh

My childhood toy was the small erasers that you put on your pencil. I drew faces and played with them like action figures.

I'm still a kid (almost a teen tho) and I have a few of these things like Shopkins, Beanie Boos, Pokemon cards, and Squishmallows. And when I was younger, I played with Barbie's, MLP toys, and random animal figurines I found in my toy box which I have now finally gotten rid of

Grew up with Legos, still got the same box full of bricks from different sets growing up. Used to play with them during quarantine when i left my university city for my hometown, believing the 2 week long break only for it to be a year long.. yeah. The whole stepping thing, i did decide to give it a try and it didn't hurt at all.

Not only did I play with most of these, I still have over half of them saved somewhere.

I used to have a lot of my little pony toys. I also had beanie babies too and I still have them in my room. Good memories.

You forgot the Ben 10 watch :(

lol I am 17 and still play with a lot of this stuff, I mean, just with my name and my channel. ❤🤣

The fact you brought an image of the wii, amazing.🎉

My good friend just graduated today. I met him when he was a freshman, 4 year difference. Now I'm going to be a freshman, the year I've been ready for (or at least I thought). And I still remember playing with some of these in 2nd grade! And even in 4th grade.

Let's just make this quick............ You now don't have time to play with em 😞

Shopkins and hatchimals gang

3:28 I can confirm. When I watched coraline when I was younger I couldn't look at them the same way ever again

oh crap- i got in tears when i saw the metal beyblades. imma go find my old collection now.

Man, I still have the 2 furbies I got in my childhood. I can't forget them.

2:20 this is how my parents taught me the value of money and basic economy: every week they gave me 5€, the shop near home sold two types of pack, one was 5€ and the other 3,20€, I could spend the money however I wanted, but i had to decide if I wanted to spend it or save it. If a game for the Nintendo ds came out if it wasn’t a special occasion (birthday, Christmas) I had to buy it myself but I could ask for a “loan” (no interest rates though). Helping around the house could get me a reward, so I also learned its value and appreciated what they did at a pretty young age. I say this because they were at work most of the time (still are) so they couldn’t spend a lot of time with me.

the crayon one was so relatable😂 when i was 3 i drew on my old house walls, my dad didn’t notice for like another 1 and a half month-

My second cousin owned Lalaloopsy dolls and last night she had a sleepover with us (she's in our house now). I asked her if she watched Coraline and she said that she never watched it. I guess that explains why she's okay having dolls with buttons for eyes.

My whole childhood is basically Polly pocket, I loved to play with them they were so fun to me

My childhood toys were playdoh, dress up clothes, and crayons. Now I’ve grown up to like playing and sculpting with different types of clay and I also cosplay anime characters (the only one I’ve cosplayed is Miku) I’ve also learned how to be a awesome drawer lol

I was hoping Shopkins would be on the list. And it was :) I had many different types of toys growing up but I think I was mainly a Shopkins kid.

Toy guns were my favorite in my childhood, being in the battlefield with or against my parents was fun asf

I had a huge virtual pet phase as a kid. Tamagotchis, giga pets, even had computer games like Oddballz, Dogz, and the Creatures series.

1:16 this is so true I had one of those dress up chests filled to the top with dress up things and now I am in fact a cosplayer:)

Bro summed up my entire childhood in one video

I have a bit of nostalgia for tractors, tonka trunks and dirt tractors.

3:46 That's why I had a Shopkins Display case. To keep them from getting lost Oh and I had 3 or 4 American Girl dolls. And I still collect LOL doll, just mainly the OMG / Tweens ones

I can't explain how happy it made me seeing Littlest Pet Shop here

Me and my dad made a massive guitar with building blocks when I was little and yes, you're right, it's still one of the best achievements of my life lmao

0:14 Once I was in the school bus, some girls were eating doritos, and I asked them if I could have some, and they took some playdohs, shaped it as a dorito and gave it to me, and I actually ate it

I still collect lps and zhu zhu pets. We're talking an lps collection of 593 to be exact. Half my zhu zhu pets are in the attic but I've still been adding more to it. I'm "too old", but I'll confess to still playing with them too.

I had a razor scooter that was built with a sparker. The sparker broke a few years after I got it, but it was worth making sparks on the ground every time I rode it.

Several of these toys were after my time. Man I feel old...

Was anyone else not a big toy kid growing up? I liked small miniatures but found those giant lego sets too complex, but not those miniure roller-coaster sets which I have yet to own...yet. I just played my hand me down Sega Genesis/V Smile and Watched Tapes

My Past Toys (Complete List) Play-Doh, Barbie, Puzzles, Rubik’s Cube, Fidget Spinner, Littlest Pet Shop, Crayons, Squinkies, Zhu-Zhu Pets, Beanie Babies, My Little Pony, Pillow Pets, Zoobles, Shopkins, Webkinz, Board Games, Video Games

Mine was American Girl Doll, but I was not rich, but my aunts were. Also, there was a store near my home that sold used AG doll stuff at 1/4 of the price of the new stuff.

When I was little we played with these wooden train tracks with wooden props and buildings, and I collect squishmallows now

I still have a massive Zooble collection. I hardly ever played with them, I just liked having them.

I had one of the old 1998 furbies when i was a kid, loved him. His voice box doesn’t work anymore sadly.

I feel INCREDIBLY called out with the one about calico critters

Oh I just played with my max & ruby plushies, monster high dolls, ever after high dolls and mop dolls

My favourite childhood toy was trains,prehistoric creatures and toy animals. Though I did have some of these on here. I still have those dinosaurs.

I remember as a child seeing the smile HD video and wasn't even scared of it because I was in my creepypasta kid era. I watched mlp everyday as a kid and got mlp characters that don't even look like the original ponies, then my sister removed their hair with scissors, I still have them. I tried remaking smile HD with my ponies with my Samsung s2 phone 💀.