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<EFBFBD><EFBFBD>{{Aesthetic
|title1             = Y2K
|image1             = Tumblr oetnhnECsl1v0jfsto7 1280.jpg
|caption1           = Gaze into the future that could've been.
|other_names        =Cyber Y2K, Futuristic Y2K, Kaybug
|decade_of_origin   = 1990s
|creator/s          = Various
|key_colours        = Mainly various shades of grey, white, blue and green, but also other colours, all of them chrome with a little grey shade 
|related_aesthetics = [[Abstract Tech]]<br>[[Acubi]]<br>[[Anime]]<br>[[Breakcore]]<br>[[Cheiron Crush]]<br>[[Chromecore]]<br>[[Cyber Fairy Grunge]]<br>[[Cyberpop]]<br>[[Cyberpunk]]<br>[[Cybervillain]]<br>[[ElectroPop 08]]<br>[[Frutiger Aero]]<br>[[Gen X Soft Club]] (subgenre)<br>[[Grunge]]<br>[[Holosexual]]<br>[[Home 2K]]<br>[[McBling]]<br>[[Metalheart]] (subgenre)<br>[[Memphis]]<br>[[Minivan Rock]]<br>[[MTV Green Sky]]<br>[[Nu-Metal]]<br>[[Poolcore]]<br>[[Raver]]<br>[[Retro-Futurism]]<br>[[Shibuya Punk]]<br>[[Superflat Pop]]<br>[[Surf Crush]]<br>[[Synthwave]]<br>[[UrBling]]<br>[[Vaporwave]]<br>[[Vectorbloom]]<br>[[Vectorheart]]<br>[[Vintage]]
|related_media      = ''Toonami'', ''Space Channel 5'', ''Ace Combat 3'', ''Wipeout'', ''Hackers'', ''Totally Spies'', ''The Matrix'', ''Jet Set Radio'', ''Rez''
|related_brands     = Agora Road, JNCO, Kikwear, UFO, Oakley
|key_motifs         = Futurism
|key_values         = }}
''WARNING! Not to be confused with the [[McBling]] aesthetic, which is defined by femininity and the wide use of pink that characterized the mid-2000s.''

'''Y2K''' (also known as '''Cyber Y2K''', '''Futuristic Y2K''', or '''Kaybug''') is an aesthetic that was prevalent in popular culture from roughly 1997 to 2004, succeeding the [[Memphis]] and [[Grunge]] eras. Named after the [[Wikipedia:Year 2000 problem|Y2K Bug]], it is characterized by a distinct aesthetic period, encapsulating fashion, hardware design, music, and furnishings shining with tech optimism   sometimes literally. Some of its aspects include tight leather pants, shiny clothing, silver eyeshadow, spiky updos, Oakleys, gradients, translucence, and Blobitecture. Most Y2K aesthetics rely on the use of technology and slick futuristic looks, signaling the optimism for the 3rd Millennium/21st Century. The Y2K Era ended around the end of 2004 and was succeeded by the [[Frutiger Aero]] and [[McBling]] eras.

Y2K aesthetics are mostly classified as a subcategory of another futuristic aesthetic, [[Retro-Futurism]]. Some elements of Y2K also cross over with [[Vaporwave]], another Retro-Futurist aesthetic, since it shares Vaporwave's angst towards late-stage capitalism, and its nostalgia for a future that never came. Since the Mid-Late 2010s, the Y2K aesthetic has made a resurgence in popular culture and social media.

==History==
Y2K has its origins in the underground UK rave scene of the Late '80s/Early '90s, as well as the early works of the Sheffield-based [https://www.thedesignersrepublic.com/ Designers Republic]. First signs of the Y2K aesthetic going mainstream appeared around 1995 to 1996, with the release of Windows 95, the start of the Internet boom, the original PlayStation and Nintendo 64 being released, the movies ''Hackers'' and ''Scream'', the PS1 game ''Wipeout'', ''Pokemon'' being released in Japan, the Spice Girls, Robyn, Moloko, and Backstreet Boys debuting in Europe, and the music video for Michael and Janet Jackson's "Scream". Campaigns like Nintendo's "Play It Loud" era might have been a precursor to Y2K, as well.

The Y2K Era became well-defined by 1997, replacing the Core '90s Era which had been known for its grittier aesthetics such as [[Grunge]]. The Spice Girls' single "Wannabe" was released in the U.S. and gained international popularity, leading to a new era in teen pop, and in a Super Bowl ad that year the Spice Girls heralded the arrival of "Generation Next". Limp Bizkit also debuted that year with ''Three Dollar Bill, Y'all'' which led to the mainstreaming of [[Nu-Metal]], post-grunge started to become popular with bands like Creed, Hanson released "Mmmbop", and more music videos by artists such Puff Daddy ("Mo Money Mo Problems"), Will Smith ("Gettin' Jiggy wit It", "Men in Black"), and the Spice Girls ("Say You'll Be There") were done in the Y2K style. WWF entered the edgier Attitude Era and had gotten rid of its [[Memphis]] aesthetics (from the New Generation Era) by March 1998, in an attempt to compete with rival companies WCW (which, coincidentally, probably adopted more elements of the actual Y2K aesthetic compared to its competition) and ECW. ''South Park'' and ''King of the Hill'' premiered, and Cartoon Network debuted the Toonami block which mainstreamed anime in the U.S. The PS1 and N64 were now in full-swing with games such as ''Final Fantasy VII'' and ''Goldeneye''. The movies ''Titanic'' and ''Men in Black'' were released which are regarded as Y2K phenomena. Y2K fashions such as frosted tips, soul patches, and JNCOs were becoming popular. The Y2K Era then took off in full force from 1998 to 2000, with things such as Pokemania, Limp Bizkit, NSYNC, ''TRL'', ''The Matrix'', TOM replacing Moltar on Toonami, and Britney Spears hitting their peak popularity. Y2K peaked around late 1999/early 2000, coinciding with the turn of the millennium and apex of the Dot-com Bubble.<ref name="Papermag">https://www.papermag.com/the-institute-of-y2k-aesthetics-1814307641.html</ref>

The Y2K Era gradually declined afterward due to events such as the Dot-com Bubble Burst, 9/11, and the War on Terror, though residual aesthetics from the era still remained popular during this time. 2004 was the last hurrah of the Y2K aesthetic. Cartoon Network switched from the Powerhouse to CN City era, with most of their '90s programs ending and Toonami moving to Saturday nights (Sara's new full-bodied redesign was anime-esque and sported '00s emo hair). Nickelodeon went through a similar transition as well, with '90s Nicktoons, the SNICK block, and pre-movie ''SpongeBob SquarePants'' ending. The final major Nu-Metal albums were released in 2004. McDonald's retired the McDonaldLand characters (except for Ronald) and rebranded from "We love to see you smile" to the infamous "I'm lovin' it". The first Web 2.0 conference was held in October 2004, early social media sites such as MySpace were rising in popularity, and the sixth generation of video game consoles had their last major year of popularity. Marvel's ''Blade'' series, known for its heavy use of Y2K aesthetics and music, ended. The Rock retired from WWE, and Brock Lesnar temporarily left to join the NFL, leaving John Cena to become the face of the company.

By 2005, the Y2K aesthetic had more or less vanished completely. After Y2K ended, it gave way to the [[McBling]] and [[Frutiger Aero]] aesthetics, which contained similarities to Y2K but were also distinct in their own right. Since the Mid-Late 2010s, Y2K Era imagery and pop culture has begun to make a resurgence in various circles of the Internet, niche entertainment, and even mainstream entertainment due to the 20-year nostalgia cycle. Examples of Y2K revival songs include "1999" by Charli XCX, "2002" by Anne Marie, and "Motivation" by Normani.

== Modern Times ==
Some have taken an interest in the aesthetic in recent times. [https://twitter.com/EvanCollins90 Evan Collins] coined the term in 2016, having noticed the aesthetic had not yet been explored by the [[Vaporwave]] scene as much as earlier, more ubiquitous periods<ref>https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2016/may/19/year-2000-y2k-millennium-design-aesthetic</ref> (i.e. '80s/Early '90s aesthetics like Memphis and [[Synthwave]]), and wanting to give it more exposure. Collins runs the Y2K Aesthetic Institute along with [https://twitter.com/FroyoTam Froyo Tam]. They archive works exhibiting the aesthetic, in the fields of graphic design, flyers, game console design, video game concept art, interior design, architecture, fashion, etc. and chronicle both art from the era the aesthetic was popular, as well as modern depictions of the aesthetic. Tam has also made [https://github.com/froyotam/ferrite-core/ Ferrite Core DX] and other open-source typefaces inspired by Y2K typography.

Another example of modern-Y2K aesthetics being used is the indie puzzle game known as [https://store.steampowered.com/app/1128180/CROSSNIQ/ ''CROSSNIQ+''], which utilizes the more bold, thick-line aesthetics seen in Y2K cartoon styles. Also run by Krieger and The Y2K Institute is [https://hubs.mozilla.com/ruiW2Ut/u-r-here-official u::r::here], a free virtual gallery dedicated to showing off Y2K art and aesthetics.

So far there is only one community forum that is based on Y2K aesthetics and that is [https://forum.agoraroad.com/index.php Agora Road's Macintosh Cafe]. Which coins itself as a "nostalgic Y2K community".

* The aesthetic seems to be breaking into pop culture, such as the Charli XCX and Troye Sivan song [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6-v1b9waHWY 1999].
* [https://soundcloud.com/d-video DV-i] is a music artist seeking to revive the feel of Y2K techno and drum and bass. Porter Robinson (under the alias of [https://soundcloud.com/virtualself Virtual Self]) also creates Y2K-inspired electronic music. [https://soundcloud.com/dance_system Dance System] incorporates Y2K visuals and ambient into 2000's house music in his debut album Where's the party at?.
* Virtual YouTuber Yuuki Takemoto experienced the Y2K Era, and incorporates it into her videos and art.
* The artist named "Ivy Hollivana" seems to invoke a lot of the Y2K imagery in her music videos.
* In NYC there is a store called happy99 which takes inspiration from Y2K styled art, toys, fashion and even architecture, They even have promos in their twitter where one is inspired by Y2K CGI and VFX while the other video is inspired by PS1 era games like Parappa the Rapper and DDR.
* The band PC Music (which many people consider Eurodance on steroids) made an album in 2022 called Planet 1999, Which features elements of Y2K such as Zip Drives, Furbies, Classic Mac computers and the mascot of the video evolving like a Pok<00>mon or a corrupted version of Vibri from Vib Ribbon at the end of the album.
* [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC4rL4_AT-Jgqdn-PN81p3XQ Kaizo Slumber] is a Drum n' Bass, Jungle, and Breakcore musical artist, that incorporate various visual key elements from this aesthetic in his clips.
* The clothing company Champion in 2022 had a shirt with a caterpillar on it that had a very Y2K Style to it.
* Many LGBTQ artists during pride month like to combine the concept of pride with the Y2K aesthetic.
*The recent "Neo-Y2K" movement has modernized the Y2K aesthetic, incorporating elements of modern digital art, [[Glitchcore]], Vaporwave, and various video game aesthetics and blending them with the color palettes and themes of Y2K. Notable artists of this aesthetic microgenre are Nuphory, TRAELMYX (also known as ::Y2KAE::, Vulpeox, and kur0myx), and SAM WAITIN. The microgenre is also much more closely related to the musical scene compared to old-school Y2K aesthetics, with all three of the aforementioned artists making some form of dance music.

==Visuals==
[[File:Ivy Hollivana   Dear Deathwaters (2019)|thumb|300x300px|Perhaps the future of the Y2K Sound?]]
===Graphics and Art===
Y2K aesthetics use both 2D and 3D art. 2D art usually features thick lines, bold minimalism, and heavy use of iconography. 3D art is more blobby looking, has more gradients, and looks very shiny. Common colors used in Y2K art are, but not limited to, [https://twitter.com/crossniq/status/1156648479273431040 chrome, icy blue, ocean, bright oranges, glossy white, and black (for linework).]

One of the earliest definers of the Y2K aesthetic is [https://www.thedesignersrepublic.com/ the Designers Republic], a Sheffield-based graphic design studio best known for their work on the video game series ''[[Wikipedia:Wipeout (series)|Wipeout]]'' as well as various album artwork, especially for artists on the electronica label Warp Records. Founded by Ian Anderson and Nick Phillips in 1986, they were best known for making art that subverts brash consumerism and the uniformity of corporate culture (similar to what Vaporwave has done since then). Like vaporwave, much of their work also drew inspiration from Japanese anime (which was beginning to rise in popularity around the same time).

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===Toys and Technology===
Being that this was the era that the cell phone was first starting to become popular among your average consumer, you can find a lot of nods to the original models of cell phones (such as the original Nokia phones or the clamshell/flip phones) within the Y2K subculture. Also popular around this time was the [[Wikipedia:Blobject|Blobject]], a type of design product (often a household object) distinguished by smooth flowing curves, bright translucent colors (part of the then-popular [[Wikipedia:Clear craze|clear craze]] fad) such as Bondi Blue for Apple products of their time, and Atomic Purple for Nintendo consoles, and an absence of sharp edges. The word is generally held to be a portmanteau, a contraction of "blob" and "object." <gallery spacing="small" widths="130" orientation="none" navigation="true" bordercolor="#000000">
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==== Toys ====

* Tamagotchi (1996-Today)
* Furby (1998-2016)
* Digimon Digivice Toy (1999-2021)
* Aibo (1999-2003; later revived in 2018)
* iCybie (2000)
* Poo-Chi (2000)
* HitClips (2000)
* QRIO (2003)
* VideoNow (2003-2006)
* JuiceBox (2004)
* Game Boy Advance Video (2004-2005)
* Zizzle iZ (2005-2006)

==== Technology ====

* Sega Saturn (1994/1995)
* PlayStation (1994-2000)
*Windows 95 (1995)
* Nintendo 64 (1996)
* Game Boy Color (1998)
* iMac G3 (1998)
* Windows 98 (1998)
* Sega Dreamcast (1998/1999)
*Windows 2000 (1999)
* Windows Me (2000)
*Windows CE 3.0 (2000-2001)
* PlayStation 2 (2000-2004)
* Game Boy Advance (2001-2005)
* Nintendo GameCube (2001)
* Xbox (2001/2002)
* Mac OS X 10.0-10.4 (2001-2005)
* Windows XP (2001)
* iMac G4 (2002)
* eMac (2002)
*Windows Mobile 2003 (2003)
* iMac G5 (2004/2005)
* Nintendo DS [First Model] (2004/2005)
*Windows Mobile 5.0 (2005)
===Blobitecture===
Blobitecture, also known as 'blobism , is a term given to a post-modern architectural style characterized by curved and rounded building shapes, or 'blob architecture'. Blobitecture buildings appear to have an organic form that is soft and free-flowing, yet comes together to produce a complex whole. Blobitecture buildings started popping up around the Late '90s/Early 2000s to reflect a lot of the trends at the time, giving the buildings something of a "futuristic" look at the time (by the standards of what constituted futuristic at that time period).

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Blob.PNG|Sage Gateshead, Gateshead, UK, by Foster and Partners, Buro Happold, Mott MacDonald and Arup Group, finished in 2004

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==Fashion==
Y2K is a very new concept, but with certain brands that were popular at the time still existing, one could easily predict these brands could potentially play a huge role in Y2K. Basically, you'd either look like a Late '90s/Early 2000s [[raver]] or a member of a [[Pop|boy band]] from the time. Also, it should be noted a lot of [[Holosexual]] aesthetics and style can turn up in Y2K fashion as well (due to its usage in futuristic fashion at the time). Cyber Y2K is commonly misinterpreted as an [[Alternative|alt]] [[streetwear]] type of style, which is why it is commonly referred to instead as "Futuristic Y2K". Low-rise skirts are usually really popular in this aesthetic. Japan's ''Fruits'' magazine, published from 1997 to 2017, has also been popular among Y2K fashion revivalists.

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==Media==
[[File:Early 2000s Commercials|thumb|A compilation of Y2K-themed commercials.]]
===Movies===
*''The Lawnmower Man'' (1992)
*''Hackers'' (1995)
*''Biodome'' (1995)
*''Batman Forever'' (1995)
*''The Fifth Element'' (1997)
*''Batman and Robin'' (1997)
*''Gattaca'' (1997)
*''Spawn'' (1997)
*''Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery'' (1997)
*''The Cube'' (1997)
*''Blade'' (1998)
*''Run Lola Run'' (1998)
*''Small Soldiers'' (1998)
*''American Beauty'' (1999)
*''Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace'' (1999)
*''Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me'' (1999)
*''Pokemon: The First Movie'' (1999)
*''Zenon: Girl of the 21st Century'' (1999)
*''The Matrix'' (1999)
*''X-Men'' (2000)
*''Charlie's Angels'' (2000)
*''The 6th Day'' (2000)
*''Toonami: The Intruder'' (2000)
*''Batman Beyond: Return of The Joker'' (2000)
*''Antitrust'' (2001)
*''A.I. Artificial Intelligence'' (2001)
*''Donnie Darko'' (2001)
*''Josie and the Pussycats'' (2001)
*''Osmosis Jones'' (2001)
*''Spy Kids'' (2001)
*''Toonami: Lockdown'' (2001)
*''Spider-Man'' (2002)
*''Star Wars Episode II: Attack of the Clones'' (2002)
*''Minority Report'' (2002)
*''Equilibrium'' (2002)
*''Blade II'' (2002)
*''Scooby-Doo'' (2002)
*''Spy Kids 2'' (2002)
*''The Adventures of Pluto Nash'' (2002)
*''The Master of Disguise'' (2002)
*''Austin Powers in Goldmember'' (2002)
*''Toonami: Trapped in Hyperspace'' (2002)
*''S1M0NE'' (2002)
*''Lilo & Stitch'' (2002)
*''Agent Cody Banks'' (2003)
*''The Matrix Reloaded'' (2003)
*''Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle'' (2003)
*''Spy Kids 3-D: Game Over'' (2003)
*''The Matrix Revolutions'' (2003)
*''The Cat in the Hat'' (2003)
*''Cube 2: Hypercube'' (2003)
*''I, Robot'' (2004)
*''Catch That Kid'' (2004)
*''Scooby-Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed'' (2004)
*''X2: X-Men United'' (2004)
*''Blade: Trinity'' (2004)
*''Cube Zero'' (2004)
*''Pinocchio 3000'' (2004)
*''Robots'' (2005)
*''Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith'' (2005)
*''Sharkboy and Lavagirl in 3D'' (2005)
*''Charlie and the Chocolate Factory'' (2005)
*''Ultraviolet'' (2006)
*''Spy Kids 4: All the Time in the World'' (2011)
*''Cloud Atlas'' (2012)

===TV Shows===
*''Space Ghost Coast to Coast'' (Cartoon Network/Adult Swim, 1994-2004)-animated
*''ReBoot'' (Canada, 1994-2001)-animated
*''Transformers: Beast Wars'' (syndicated, 1996-1999)-animated
*''Superman: The Animated Series'' (Kids' WB, 1996-2000)-animated
*''Sabrina, the Teenage Witch'' (ABC/The WB,1996-2003)
*''Dexter's Laboratory'' (Cartoon Network, 1996-2003)-animated
*''Teletubbies'' (UK, 1997-2001, revived in 2015)
*''Buffy the Vampire Slayer'' (The WB/UPN, 1997-2003)
*''Toonami'' (Cartoon Network, 1997-2008, revived in 2012)-anime
*''Daria'' (MTV, 1997-2002)-animated
*''Spawn'' (HBO, 1997-1999)-animated
*''Pok<00>mon'' (TV Tokyo, 1997-)-anime
*''Shadow Raiders/War Planets'' (syndicated, 1998-1999)-animated
*''Voltron: The Third Dimension'' (syndicated, 1998-2000)-animated
*''Cousin Skeeter'' (Nickelodeon, 1998-2001)
*''Sex and the City'' (HBO, 1998-2004)
*''Rollie Pollie Olie'' (CBC, 1998-2004)-animated
*''The Powerpuff Girls'' (Cartoon Network, 1998-2005, revived in 2016)-animated
*''Cowboy Bebop'' (Japan, 1998-1999)-anime
*''Batman Beyond'' (Kids' WB, 1999-2001)-animated
*''URL With Phred Show'' (Noggin, 1999-2002)-animated
*''The Amanda Show'' (Nickelodeon,1999-2002)
*''The Future is Wild'' (Discovery Channel, 2002)
*''Futurama'' (Fox/Comedy Central, 1999-2003, revived in the 2010s)-animated
*''Digimon'' (Japan, 1999-2003)-anime
*''Angel'' (1999-2004)
*''Between the Lions'' (PBS, 2000-2011)
*''Static Shock'' (Kids' WB, 2000-2004)-animated
*''Buzz Lightyear of Star Command'' (ABC, 2000-2001)
*''Undergrads'' (Canada, 2001)-animated
*''Alias'' (ABC. 2001-2006)
*''24'' (Fox, 2001-2010)
*''Dark Angel'' (2001-2002)
*''Smallville'' (The WB/CW, 2001-2011)
*''Cubix: Robots for Everyone'' (Korea, 2001-2004)-animated
*''Totally Spies!'' (France, 2001-2006, revived in the 2010s)-animated
*''Zentrix'' (Hong Kong, 2001-2004)-animated
*''Taina'' (Nickelodeon, 2001-2002)
*''Justice League'' (Kids' WB, 2001-2003)-animated
*''Lizzie McGuire'' (Disney Channel, 2001-2004)
*''Cyberchase'' (PBS, 2002-)-animated
*''Kim Possible'' (Disney Channel, 2002-2007)-animated
*''Ozzy and Drix'' (Kids' WB, 2002-2004)-animated
*''Sonic X'' (Japan, 2003-2005)-anime
*''Teen Titans'' (Kids' WB, 2003-2006)-animated
*''Spider-Man: The New Adventures'' (MTV, 2003)-animated
*''Boohbah'' (UK, 2003-2006)
*''Code Lyoko'' (France, 2003-2007)-animated
*''Lilo & Stitch: The Series'' (Disney Channel, 2003-2006)-animated
*''Lban Star-Racers'' (France, 2006)-animated
*WWF Attitude Era
*WWE Ruthless Aggression Era

===Video Games===
When people think of Y2K gaming, most could tell us about the Fifth (PlayStation, Nintendo 64, Sega Saturn, GameBoy Color) and Sixth (Dreamcast, PlayStation 2, Xbox, GameCube, GameBoy Advance) generations of consoles, as well as arcade hardware such as the Sega Naomi and Konami System 573 their respective lines of games, and their low-poly visuals (particularly noticeable in the 5th gen games).

During the Late '90s and Early 2000s, Sega had attempted to make one last console before they went out of business. The Dreamcast, released in 1999, had shown Sega's ability to make creative and innovative games. The most Y2K-esque game was 1999s ''[[Wikipedia:Space Channel 5|Space Channel 5]]'', a rhythm game intended for a "casual female audience" that was applauded for its retro art style and soundtrack, encapsulating a lot of what people admired about Y2K aesthetics.

Another Dreamcast game that could be considered Y2K-inspired is 2000's ''[[Wikipedia:Jet Set Radio|Jet Set Radio]]'', which, while not having the slick designs of ''Space Channel 5'', captured other aspects such as Japanese punk fashion and early 2000s hip-hop. ''Jet Set Radio'' would also use iconography-inspired graphics for its UI. ''[[Wikipedia:Jet Set Radio Future|Jet Set Radio Future]]'', its 2002 sequel, integrated even more Y2K aesthetics into its art and gameplay.

''[[Wikipedia:Rez|Rez]]'', released by Sega/UGA in 2001 for the Dreamcast and 2002 for the PS2, had a wireframe-y Y2K aesthetic, as the game centered round a computer virus nicknamed Swayzak invading the mainframe of a computer to reveal the true being at her core.

Yet more Sega games that embodied this aesthetic are [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sonic_R Sonic R] (1997), ''[[Wikipedia:Sonic Adventure|Sonic Adventure]]'' (1998), ''[[Wikipedia:Sonic Adventure 2|Sonic Adventure 2]]'' (2001), and ''[[Wikipedia:Sonic Heroes|Sonic Heroes]]'' (2003), particularly ''SA1'' with its janky-yet-charming visuals and atmospheric Y2K music.

On the Sony end of the spectrum, no game series does a better job of embodying the Y2K aesthetic than the ''[[Wikipedia:Wipeout (series)|Wipeout]]'' series, with art done by the aforementioned Designers Republic, even with recent iterations like ''[[Wikipedia:Wipeout HD|Wipeout HD]]'' (2008) and ''[[Wikipedia:Wipeout 2048|Wipeout 2048]]'' (2012). ''[[Wikipedia:Metal Gear Solid|Metal Gear Solid]]'', developed by Konami, had a lot of Y2K aesthetics too.

''[[wikipedia:Ace_Combat_3:_Electrosphere|Ace Combat 3: Electrosphere]]'' also used a Y2K futurism aesthetic in its user interface, fictional aircraft designs, and soundtrack.

Other companies attempted to use Y2K aesthetics as a promotion for consoles, controllers, and games. Even Flash games on websites had the Y2K aesthetic, such as Cartoon Network's Toonami games (''Toonami: Trapped in Hyperspace'' in particular being a whole 3D FPS similar to Y2K aesthetic games ''Descent'' and ''Virus: The Game'').

Some other games that could be considered Y2K aesthetic are ''Ridge Racer'', ''PaRappa the Rapper'', ''Half-Life'', ''Gex: Enter the Gecko'', ''Marvel vs. Capcom'' and its sequel ''Capcom vs SNK'', ''Xenosaga'', ''Crash Bandicoot: The Wrath of Cortex'', ''Sinistar Unleashed'', ''Friday Night Funkin''', ''Unleashed'', ''Dropship: United Peace Force'', ''Red Alert 2'', ''Pok<00>mon Puzzle League'', ''Dance Dance Revolution'', ''Wario Ware'', ''Pop'n Music'', ''Slap Happy Rhythm Busters'', ''Kingdom Hearts'', ''Vib Ribbon'', ''Planet Dob'', ''Tony Hawk's Pro Skater'', ''Lego Island'', ''Bust a Groove'', and ''Cave Story''.

Recently, the Indie game scene started to get inspired by the Y2K revival wave and the developers to revisit the aesthetic. One of the first games is [https://store.steampowered.com/app/1128180/CROSSNIQ/ CROSSNIQ+], a puzzle arcade game mimicking the Dreamcast puzzles made by Max Kriegler. [https://store.steampowered.com/app/473770/BallisticNG/ ''BallisticNG''] is a futuristic racing game inspired by the ''Wipeout'' series. Another example is [https://store.steampowered.com/app/844590/Hypnospace_Outlaw/ Hypnospace Outlaw], and its upcoming sequel, [https://store.steampowered.com/app/1931040/Dreamsettler/ Dreamsettler], with Hypnospace Outlaw, a game taking place in 1999, having its last parts of the game taking place in an upgraded operating system with Y2K stylization, and its upcoming sequel Dreamsettler taking place in 2003, with a OS inspired by Y2K stylized operating systems of its time, like Mac OS X and Windows XP. The upcoming indie games [https://store.steampowered.com/app/1353230/Bomb_Rush_Cyberfunk/ Bomb Rush Cyberfunk], [https://store.steampowered.com/app/1533420/Neon_White/ Neon White], and varied indie first-person shooter games [https://store.steampowered.com/app/1549690/SPRAWL/ SPRAWL], [https://store.steampowered.com/app/1893370/GHOSTWARE_Arena_of_the_Dead/ Ghostware: Arena of the Dead], and [https://store.steampowered.com/app/1678350/EXOCIDE/ EXOCIDE], all yet to be released soon, embrace this aesthetic as well.

=== Artists ===

* [https://www.instagram.com/andypantsz ANDYPANTSZ]
* [https://www.instagram.com/c0stadigital/ c0stadigital]
* Ichiro Tanida
* [https://www.instagram.com/jvnpey JVNPEY]
* [https://www.instagram.com/moistbreezy/ moistbreezy]
* [https://www.instagram.com/nxcss/ nxcss]

=== Other ===
Y2K aesthetics were used in architecture, such as the Encounter Restaurant at LAX, which opened in 1997, and was the filming location of the US music video for Moloko's "[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UqAvhrMwpYc Fun For Me]."

Even theme park attractions used the Y2K aesthetic. One of the earliest examples of Y2K could be considered ''The ExtraTERRORestrial Alien Encounter'', which opened at Walt Disney World's Magic Kingdom park in December 1994. Disney would later capitalize on the Y2K aesthetic with DisneyQuest, a virtual reality entertainment center located in Walt Disney World's Downtown Disney, with a second location in Chicago, Illinois. They also had the ESPN Zone dining and interactive experiences in major cities. On the other side of the pond, Sega opened Sega World Sydney in Darling Harbour, Australia, and Sega World London at the Trocadero in London. Sega also partnered with DreamWorks to establish GameWorks, a series of arcades found at major cities

==Music==
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Since Y2K was about embracing the future, the tone of [https://twitter.com/crossniq/status/1151569315205959680 music] also reflected this. Electronic music was the go-to genre to capture this era as a musician. Record labels associated with Y2K include System Records and Eldia.

The most well-known music associated with Y2K is [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Big_beat big beat], a subgenre of electronic music that used "heavy breakbeats and synthesizer-generated loops and patterns". Bands and music producers such as [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wmin5WkOuPw The Prodigy], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iTxOKsyZ0Lw The Chemical Brothers], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wCDIYvFmgW8&t=157s Fatboy Slim], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t6twhXA1Gyw The Crystal Method], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zx1_6F-nCaw Junkie XL], and [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iCBL33NKvPA Propellerheads] performed this music during the '90s. However, the genre has since become less prevalent in the mainstream, with modern examples being few and far in between.

Another known genre at the time was [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trance_music trance], that became more modernized and mainstream. Famous DJs from this period like [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n4Hh2G_Ygh8 Push], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LZSnoaLWCVU Ferry Corsten], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eRIGWAyDzD8 Ti<00>sto], [https://youtu.be/drPZiXn9G3k Chicane], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rce8QnuFRVk PPK], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ri6Efk1SPJc ATB], [https://youtu.be/TF162QDj0Gc Signum], and [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=98zWtjaxJiE Lange] demonstrated well the euphoric and futuristic vibe of the Y2K aesthetic. Other tracks that became hits during the turn of the Millennium were "[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lgs9QUtWc3M Better Off Alone]" by Alice Deejay, [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y6120QOlsfU Darude "Sandstorm"], and Rank 1's "[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ypDtUUtuNzQ Airwave]".

Other genres used during the Y2K Era were [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jungle_music jungle], [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Drum_and_bass drum n' bass], and [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trip_hop trip-hop] (like [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TmDkzVvherk Portishead], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u7K72X4eo_s Massive Attack] or [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lWIeVTs94rI Tricky]). Much like big beat (and what ultimately inspired big beat to begin with), these genres have a heavy emphasize on techno-style music, with fast beats and use of synthesizers. To this day, these genres are still used in EDM scenes all over.

Bubblegum [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eurodance Eurodance] was also common during the Y2K Era. Aqua, the Scandinavian band responsible for the 1997 hit "[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZyhrYis509A Barbie Girl]", is often attributed as being the most popular example of this genre, with an honorable mention going to the Italian Eiffel 65, known for their 1998 single "[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zA52uNzx7Y4 Blue (Da Ba Dee)]".

The Y2K aesthetic can also be seen in the music video to the Red Hot Chili Peppers' "[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YlUKcNNmywk Californication]". The video takes the form of a fictional open-world video game that depicts each of the band members on an adventure in a California setting.

R&B and hip-hop also transitioned from the Golden Age/Gangsta Rap & G-Funk Era into the Bling/Shiny Suit/Jiggy Era (also known as the Hype Williams Era, because of the prevalence of these visual cues in his music videos). Many R&B and hip-hop artists used Y2K aesthetics in music videos, such as TLC in their "[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FrLequ6dUdM No Scrubs]" video, Jennifer Lopez in "[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lYfkl-HXfuU If You Had My Love]" or Janet Jackson in "[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZGo4WebNIjM Doesn't Really Matter]".

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==Resources==
External links to help get a better understanding of this aesthetic:

*[https://twitter.com/y2k_aesthetic Y2K Institute Twitter]
*[https://y2kaestheticinstitute.tumblr.com/ Y2K Institute Tumblr]
*[https://www.instagram.com/y2kaesthetic/ Y2K Institute Instagram]
*[https://twitter.com/crossniq CROSSNIQ+ Twitter]
*[https://twitter.com/here_gallery u::r::here Twitter]
*[http://www.thedesignersrepublic.com/ The Designers Republic]
*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mJwP3iaytMQ A collection of TOM 2 era Toonami framing devices]

===Vendors===
*[https://jnco.com/ JNCO]
*[http://www.kikwear.com/ Kikwear]
*[https://o-mighty.com/ O-Mighty]
*[https://www.shopufojeans.com/collections UFO]
*[https://www.bewild.com/ BeWild]
*[https://www.cyberdog.net Cyberdog]
*[https://hackney.gr/ Hackney]

===Playlists===
*[https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5FZkIFBByFD39UFYChpLWQ?si=_rO6Z3dqQMq-M6TU4KKCpA "Y2K (Early 00's)" Spotify playlist by Indie Monster]
*[https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2EdBVW39jLLvRPbz3GVbMN?si=b9f0mE9uQcGD_F8awQfSeg "Y2K ANGEL" Spotify playlist by josephina666]
*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tscL_I2v7pU&list=PLemBjCSsoVyVk37lTVa4QIKAaI5DNVHsx "Y2K music" YouTube playlist by Yuuki Takemoto]
*[https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5Zs0kTQZaudr12opqhPL2x?si=54c7f3d7942f4271 90s to Y2K Pop Spotify playlist by Kyle Aagard]
*[https://open.spotify.com/playlist/20GYlBIcHgVg2YuDIR8P7y?si=088ff72d7d294c13 "Y2K Futurism" Spotify playlist by Jaime Veiro]
*[https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1DO1gKe5p0WVJWk6DlOj1U?si=542ccd35bfb44c30 "Y2K Trance Classics" Spotify Playlist by StarLotus]
*[https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5Vmr9p9Na2jn6JFz5Y4Fc8?si=DffJJqyWT0GQHd0GEsmmCw "Y2K Rap" Spotify playlist by Rose Bennett]
*[https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5Z2mBLHSK4IwsP4zTqGXKn?si=pK110R5hRq2hzLmWsY0ARg "Y2K Pop" Spotify playlist by Alec Dawson]
*[https://open.spotify.com/playlist/69mayVTLhnFYo4rVfzShFO?si=rfC5XWHsSIW1NFFpuYJ6gg "Y2K" Spotify playlist by m.quintos1]
*[https://open.spotify.com/playlist/7M2xWyktvoDiiT5VQwnK24?si=P18Dew4YRi-jz66vqhxG9A "y2k" Spotify playlist by achooro]

==References==
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