25 Hugely Popular Trends That Vanished Overnight

RustyBuckler Published 11/05/2021 in feels

Trends come and go. Over at r/AskReddit, we were reminded of some things that used to be popular, but now are part of history.

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1. Those commercials that try and sell you ringtones for your phone -u/dontcareitsonlyreddi
2. Sneakers that you pump up. I had models with both internal and external pumping mechanisms. -u/jmacd2918
3. 3D TVs. I am not sure if I would call them hugely popular but at CES one year they were super popular and by the following year there was barely one in sight. -u/shellwe
4. Those sour altoids. Damn those were good. -u/streachh
5. I know a guy who saw the fidget spinner thing coming. He mass produced a bunch of them, sold through the entire stock, then sold his company immediately after and bowed out right before the whole thing cratered. I sort of feel sorry for whoever he left holding the bag. But man, those things just didn't stick around long. -u/OhYeahThrowItAway
6. Different colored ketchups. -u/LikeReally_yikes
7. Livestrong bracelets. -u/chilli_cheese_cake
8. That mustache thing? Like early 2010s every girl had mustaches on everything. Mustache bags, pencil cases, clothes, etc. -u/PepperyMars
9. Gotye -u/zed910
10. Ed Hardy clothing. -u/kapnkool
11. Silly Bands anybody? -u/DontNeedNoStylist
12. Heelys -u/Nickatier_Carbs
13. MySpace. Everyone seemed to peace out of it at the same time. -u/slappy_mcslapenstein
14. Pogs -u/[deleted]
15. Furbies. Not that I mind. Those things were creepy. -u/Djknymx
16. Internet chat rooms. Aim. -u/Specific-noise123
17. I remember a time where Yo-Yos were hugely popular. -u/SteveJones313
18. Skip its- I broke so many of these in my garage. -u/Proper-Fill
19. Whaaaaaaaaaazuuuuuuup -u/Cress-Diligent
20. Anyone still have a Shakeweight? -LightningDude898
21. Waterbeds -u/Pulminaryjockeys
22. Flash Animations. Came about in the late 90s/early 2000s. Before flash was officially retired, it died a slow death. -u/SergeantPsycho
23. Dane Cook -u/b_yokai
24. The Snuggie -u/local-hot-chick
25. Probably game of thrones. I don’t even see many memes about the ending being bad anymore. No one talks about it. -u/AvatarDang

1. Those commercials that try and sell you ringtones for your phone -u/dontcareitsonlyreddi
2. Sneakers that you pump up. I had models with both internal and external pumping mechanisms. -u/jmacd2918
3. 3D TVs. I am not sure if I would call them hugely popular but at CES one year they were super popular and by the following year there was barely one in sight. -u/shellwe
4. Those sour altoids. Damn those were good. -u/streachh
5. I know a guy who saw the fidget spinner thing coming. He mass produced a bunch of them, sold through the entire stock, then sold his company immediately after and bowed out right before the whole thing cratered. I sort of feel sorry for whoever he left holding the bag. But man, those things just didn't stick around long. -u/OhYeahThrowItAway
6. Different colored ketchups. -u/LikeReally_yikes
7. Livestrong bracelets. -u/chilli_cheese_cake
8. That mustache thing? Like early 2010s every girl had mustaches on everything. Mustache bags, pencil cases, clothes, etc. -u/PepperyMars
9. Gotye -u/zed910
10. Ed Hardy clothing. -u/kapnkool
11. Silly Bands anybody? -u/DontNeedNoStylist
12. Heelys -u/Nickatier_Carbs
13. MySpace. Everyone seemed to peace out of it at the same time. -u/slappy_mcslapenstein
14. Pogs -u/[deleted]
15. Furbies. Not that I mind. Those things were creepy. -u/Djknymx
16. Internet chat rooms. Aim. -u/Specific-noise123
17. I remember a time where Yo-Yos were hugely popular. -u/SteveJones313
18. Skip its- I broke so many of these in my garage. -u/Proper-Fill
19. Whaaaaaaaaaazuuuuuuup -u/Cress-Diligent
20. Anyone still have a Shakeweight? -LightningDude898
21. Waterbeds -u/Pulminaryjockeys
22. Flash Animations. Came about in the late 90s/early 2000s. Before flash was officially retired, it died a slow death. -u/SergeantPsycho
23. Dane Cook -u/b_yokai
24. The Snuggie -u/local-hot-chick
25. Probably game of thrones. I don’t even see many memes about the ending being bad anymore. No one talks about it. -u/AvatarDang