The Ultimate 2000s High School Nostalgia Quiz

This was the hottest phone to have in the '00s (well, before the iPhone was released). However, they were terribly made and the screens broke within days. Way to waste $100 (yes, that's how much your phone cost back then).

For the most part in the '00s, people would shout "YOLO" right before they did something stupid. It was an excuse to be careless. The term soon turned into a joke, as it was mostly used by idiots on the Internet.

If you were in high school in the '00s, you saw a lot of great things from Fergie ... even if she peed her pants on stage. You were also a little jealous of her, because she got to marry Josh Duhamel.

MySpace basically gave everyone their own website. You could change the theme, play music and show your friends where they ranked in your life. If you were in high school in the early to mid 2000s, you were constantly on this website.

Of course, like consumers, skinny jeans came in all shapes and sizes, because they were for everyone. The 2000s wanted to break free from the loose fitting (sometimes too loose fitting) days of 1990s men's fashion. Hence, the skinny jean.

Justin Bieber rose in the ranks of stardom as a child. He was considered one of the first YouTube sensations that made it big based on his fanbase before his record deal. While this is common today, you probably thought he was magical back in high school.

Razor scooters were an excellent mode of transportation in early 2000s, and they are still sold today as a hot item. While they don't seem like much, you can do a lot of great tricks on them.

"Shrek" (2001) changed the way we look at fairy tales. As a matter of fact, the movie made fun of itself, shunning all fairy tale creatures from the kingdom and making an ogre the hero of the story.

The greatest thing about Hot Topic was that it wasn't necessary to have odd places pierced to walk into the store. The store appealed to our nostalgia for cartoons of our childhood while it helped us embrace our dark sides.

Uggs were a fashion statement that told people "I always want to be where winter is." They paired well with skinny jeans tucked into them. Not only were these boots to be comfortable, they were practical too.

It was a sensational game that came out in 2009 and changed our lives forever. We were glued to our phones and needed to beat just one more level. The franchise has since spawned cartoons, action figures and plush toys.

For some reason, someone thought it was a great idea to put a man who can barely speak on TV. It was great watching this crazy rockstar handle his family, though. They were definitely an interesting bunch.

While some people might say that Silly Bandz were for kids, they were actually a really fun thing for teens in the 2000s. You could share them with those you cared about, and learn just who your friends are.

For those of us who missed Napster for what it was worth, LimeWire swooped in to save the day. While we oftentimes downloaded corrupted files and viruses, we still got all the songs we wanted ... eventually.

If you're a fan of a certain celebrity chef, you know that crocs are the most comfortable thing you can wear on your feet. They are just so terrible to look at that they fell out of fashion rather quickly.

The "Twilight" series did a lot for teen girls (heck, even girls into their thirties loved it). Although it was about a overly solemn teen girl, it did give a great story about love and sadness and loss.

"Family Guy" broke molds that "The Simpsons" created. It wasn't as crude as "South Park" (in the beginning anyway), but it tackled some pretty tough topics, including 9-11 and terrorism.

The LG Chocolate phone came out just before the iPhone changed the world. The Chocolate was all about playing music for you and connecting to the Internet. While this concept wasn't unheard of back then, it was rather new.

Dane Cook taught us a lot of things. One of the most important things he taught us is that there is always one mean girl in the group, and her name is always Karen. Karens across the country took offense, but their friends laughed, because it was true.

If you graduated earlier in the decade, you remember Gwen as a rockstar who married the gorgeous Gavin Rossdale. However, if you graduated later in the decade, you knew her as a pop star who was all about girl power.

While this book series had a lot of attention throughout the '00s, you may have avoided getting made fun of by hiding the books from your friends. Don't worry, they did the same, because everyone loves Harry.

Though their marriage didn't work out, their MTV reality show was a terrible highlight of the boring life that superstars end up having when they aren't on stage. Many question how staged things are, as JS seems a little too dumb to be real on the show.

"Pimp My Ride" was a great show to watch when you were bored out of your mind. You could dream of the perfect car, but did it have a fish tank in it? Yes, it was a wonder how some of the things on that show even existed.

In the '80s and '90s, people gave mix tapes to profess their love for one another. However, with the changes in technology in the '00s, we were able to burn music onto CDs and give them to people.

While it wasn't complete nudity, this catalog got a lot of people in trouble for having some bare skin in their lockers. It was very close to illegal with scantily clad young people all over it.

Trucker hats were big and bulky, and they looked great on everyone. They were a huge fashion statement in the '00s when Ashton Kutcher, the star of "Punk'd" wore them on every episode.

While many tried to translate the Tolkien classic to film, Peter Jackson took it out of this world. The trilogy grossed hundreds of millions of dollars and raised the bar for all fantasy production to follow.

AIM gave us the power to talk to our friends, ignore them or ask them to come back later ... because we couldn't turn off the messaging, we simply put up an away message to show people we had better things to do.

This game was not impossible, but it took a lot of practice. It was the original game that kept kids plastered to their devices. It could be found on the pre-iPhone Nokia brick (does yours still work?).

Before our phones saved hundreds of photos, we were forced to carry two devices on us at all times. Companies even started making "indestructible" cameras that you could fit in your pocket.

"The Simple Life" was a "reality" show about two very rich girls who claimed they didn't know what Wal-Mart was. They did some crazy things that weren't legal, but the show aired it anyway.

Coach was a middle to high end bag and accessory store for people who liked to spend a lot of money in the '00s. However, now the bags are all reasonably priced, even for their leather items.

Not many movies are set in Idaho, but this cult classic really showed us the way things were in a small town back then. "Napoleon Dynamite" (2004) is all about a teen that is just trying to make it in the world.

In the '00s, things started to change in high schools. While bullying still existed, cliques started to change dynamics. Being intelligent didn't necessarily mean you were a nerd, and being good at sports didn't mean you were stupid. "Mean Girls" helped with that change.

While "The O.C." considers itself a modern soap opera, the semi-reality show attracted a lot of attention. It was the modern version of "90210" that changed the game as it took on much more sensitive topics.

Dance Dance Revolution made parents feel a little bit better about letting their children play video games. While the game wasn't very intricate, it did get kids off their butts and exercising.

T9 texting was the first run at auto-correct that phones gave us. Soon, smart phones showed us that there was a better way to text, but it took a while, and if you tried to T9 without looking, you sent some pretty hilarious stuff.

It all started with Lance Armstrong, but it became something much more. When you wore these bracelets to school, everyone knew you donated to charity ... or that you looked cool.

iPods were amazing feats of technology. Before they came around, most people had no idea they could hold hundreds of songs on a little box that didn't even take CDs or cassettes. It was pure magic.