Cry more about "objectification".

Totally missed this video. Hitting the bell now. I've been thinking about your channel once in a while. You are good.

as a Millennial who was a teenager during this period, i will NEVER not have lava lamps lol

Information superhighway baby 😂 more like the road to hell 😂

Love this video so much, cruella is so iconic

clicked cause i saw Left Eye

i need a Giedi Prime rave club scene now

29:10 Jornal hoje spotted, brazil mentioned!

This video is going up my a*s

Radio Gaga vibes

Back in the 2000s, I thought theres no way this kind of aesthetic would become outdated.

Lmfao Couldn’t stop laughing at the 1:22 mark lol

can you talk about the design of everyday object from 2010 to 2020?

Great video❤ just a little nitpick: while talking about ww2, nazis and french couture, you didn t mention the most notorious, madame chanel

Fantastic video. Y2K has to be one of the most fun aesthetics to me

So frutiger aero is greenwashing? Dude you stabbed my nostalgia.

fantastic video! consider doing one on cassette futurism :)

I remember this esthetic very vividly, the green with the silver was like a welcome to something new, like the days of tomorrow.

Great watch. This is the best on KZfaq. Love it!

This was incredible. Top tier content. Thank you for this.

The TVR Tuscan was one of the most unique car in that Y2K era.

Could you do a video on the electropop 08 aesthetic inspired by the early just dance games from 2009 to 2013 and its origins with the 2k7 aesthetic inspired by timbaland???

My sister had a blue inflatable furniture set; I wanted my own so bad. She also had a PVC metallic-blue jacket that I also wanted, and I would wear it every chance I got. Remember those jelly sandals?

I hope there's more of your discussion about the Y2Ks. And also, pls make a discussion about the year 2010s @Aesthety :)

what font is being used in the video and where can I find it

I hated the aesthetics in A ballad of songbirds, because it didn't feel logical compared to how things looked in the main saga... Like the 50's/60's look was so unnecessary and weird

This deserves more views

and now im starting to hear "y3k" and "cybercore" as terms more and more, the cyberpunk era getting ever closer will make for some really interesting aesthetics.

Alright... I was really NOT EXPECTING this Brazilian journal scenario to appear at 29:11, this program its called here Jornal Hoje, very popular here in Brazil...

amazing analisis! Thank you!!! I definitely loveeeee this aesthetic my favorite, I was born in the 90´s so I can´t help but feeling nostalgic when I see Y2K and neo Y2K

This is one of the best videos I've seen on KZfaq. It's incredibly well documented and analyzed. I really like aero. My first contact with tech was windows 95, I really love how simple and flat the interface looked. A couple of years later, I got a GameCube. It really felt like the begining of a new world, it's menu was really all 3D, which was fascinating and and it was a silvery-purple cube, rooting it's menu deep with the hardware. Almost like that 3D cube menu was literally what was under the hood of the console. Then a little later, I put my hands on Windows Vista, and it really struck me, the barrier of 2D/3D was blending, you could feel a lot of depth on the screen, and the menus. It felt like the screen and computer were no more limited. And it felt like that was the future ahead. Blending 2D with 3D, and evolving to full 3D interfaces. Back then we still had a lot of CRTs, blending the edges of textures, and some skeumorphic menus were looking so real, I couldn't always tell if it was something 3D, or some 2D realistic textures sliding on the screen. Aero really made me think that by 2020, 2D interfaces would be something of the past, and what I interpreted back then as realism would keep evolving and evolving, until everything became a Wii/GameCube menu. God I was wrong lol.

who are the specific people responsible at Microsoft Inc for the UI design change from Windows 98 to Windows XP?

2:20 hell yeah i got my coffee ready

Great video! So glad I watched it entirely and your sincere appreciation for the era made it even better.

I absolutely adore the late 90s, entirety of the 2000s and some of the early 2010s. Those periods produced some of the coolest futuristic stuff and best videogames. Mirror's Edge 🔛🔝

🤔 Promo'SM

You should do mcbling !!

Feels like when you step on fresh grass with your toes in the summer or when you put your feet deep into the sand that it covers them or the cold side of your pillow

Yes! I love all Y2K futuristic looking decor, fashion, tech, music, and the information superhighway! Leds, transparent, silver, motion art! We're decorating our place like this!

Great work! Amazing research and analysis, so interesting, thank you

The whole "objectification" stuff is cringe. God forbid men find women attractive , and god forbid that is portrayed digitally via pixels. Hopefully that got you a seat at the table with the girls. Not sure this aesthetic died with 9/11 as it seems to have lead to multiple windows versions, games consoles and a bunch of stuff throughout the 00s.

That was fantastic, lots of stuff I had no idea about, and lots of beautiful thought provoking reflections. Having heard how those early Disney people created these movies I'd say in my opinion it's the very essence of art. They took inspiration from all manner of amazing things and applied creativity and bold artistic vision to make something new from them, and if that's not art I don't know what is.

This was a good essay, except for the parts you kept saying "airy-o"

well done

"green hills and blue skies" GREEN HILLS? GREEN HILL ZONE?????????????

love this video!!! hope it blows up bc it is so well done and interesting c:

Excellent analysis, would love to see a memphis design video about the late 80s and early 90s

What's the music at 30:54 ? It's driving me crazy...

Not the sassy drawers 😂

Drop the name of the drawers I love them😭