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Way back in the 2000’s, people didn’t run to grab the aux cord for music, and they definitely didn’t connect their phones to Bluetooth. The soundtracks to car rides and any free time found in the day came from CD’s, iPods, and the local pop radio station.
From groups like *NSYNC and Gorillaz to solo acts like Alicia Keys and Natasha Bedingfield the names of this era have a nostalgic spark in the hearts of the kids who were growing up at the time. Listen to the great playlist on the Spectator’s Spotify.
Oludare is a fourth-year journalism student and this is his fifth semester on The Spectator. He likes watching basketball and is pretty mediocre at it, but that doesn't stop him from playing it. He has a small but growing record collection and believes Woody Harrelson is a style icon and national treasure — fact not opinion.
