♪ (upbeat trombone music) ♪
- Taco Bell has never failed me, ever.
This is Godsent. Oh God, okay, I take that back.
♪ (rock intro) ♪
- (FBE) How 'bout them 2010s, am I right?
- You're so right.
- Oh, you're gonna make me feel old.
- It's crazy to think that it's about to be 2020.
- (FBE) Well as hard as it is to believe,
this decade is almost over.
- That's so crazy.
- (FBE) So in honor of the end of the decade,
we're gonna take you on a little trip down memory lane,
and look at 10 things you may have forgotten
that happened in the past 10 years.
And we'll see how many you remember!
- Oh my God! I probably forgot everything!
- (FBE) We know a lot of serious things happened in this decade
but we chose to keep this episode uplifting.
- Okay.
- (FBE) However, if you want to discuss anything
that we don't talk about in this episode,
please start a conversation in the comments down below.
- Yes, how exciting!
(man yells) - (man) Stop, I coulda dropped...
- (laughs) Oh my gosh.
- Ah, I coulda dropped my croissant! - (man) I coulda dropped my croissant!
- That was 10 years ago?
- Fresha vocado! - (woman) Fresha vocado!
- Vines, when did Vines start?
- (laughs) Avocado! Thanks!
- An avocado! I remember that one.
- (boy) LeBron James. LeBron James.
LeBron James, LeBron James, LeBron James.
(Sharon laughs)
- And this one was iconic.
- Yes! (hums) ♪ (upbeat trombone music) ♪
Sorry I love Timmy Trumpet.
- ♪ Look at this graph ♪
- (laughs) This one too. I forgot about these.
This was like so long ago.
(Lotte laughs) - I love Vine!
This was Vine, this is all Vine.
- (man) Adam! (Sharon laughs)
- All these chickens!
I could just keep doing this! Aw, fun.
- There's not one Vine that I don't know.
- (FBE) So Vine started in 2013, and despite the app's popularity,
it also ended later in the decade in 2017.
- Oh my God, I did not know Vine started in 2013!
I feel like that was forever ago!
- There's just something about a short little clip
that's just so funny.
I don't know why they took it away,
but Vines will live on forever.
- Oh, the X Factor.
- Man, this is just gonna oh, wait, wait.
This is One Direction, right?
- Oh! It's One Direction! (laughs)
- Okay, this is wild that this is in this decade,
because I feel like they've been around for so long.
Look at Liam!
- (judge) And we've thought of each of you as individuals.
- Look at those cuties.
- The girls are like "it's us."
- (Simon) We've decided to put you both through to the judging.
- This is iconic, I remember hearing all about it.
- The drama. Whoa, oh my gosh!
- That was an iconic moment.
I remember watching that season of X Factor.
I feel like that's when X Factor really had its prime.
- (FBE) So that was the moment that boy band One Direction
was officially formed, back in 2010. - Yeah, wow!
They've come and gone too!
- They're babies when they first started,
and somehow, 10 years have passed, and you grew up with these people,
and you're like how did that happen? Now I feel even older.
- (FBE) Alright, next up, we have this for you.
- An iPad.
I still, I think, probably have one of the originals.
- (gasps) This thing is like a brick.
- She is thicker than a bowl of Snickers.
- (FBE) So the first generation iPad came out in 2010.
Right now, you're holding a second generation iPad,
which was released in 2011.
- I think I bought one of these for my mom.
- It's a lot heavier than tablets nowadays.
- I remember being a little kid, and I remember having a flip phone,
and then it's like, it feels really cool
to have been in the generation where you know,
we saw that transform.
♪ (tense music) ♪
- (Phil) What do we do?
- Oh wait, for real?
- Oh my God! My boy!
- Is this the first Avengers? What?
- Yes, Agent Coulson!
- (Nick) There was an idea to bring together...
- This is so long ago.
- That's been around a while, huh?
- (Nick) They could fight the battles that we never could.
- There was so much hype for this movie.
It was nuts! - Such a good movie!
- Wow that's, the music just makes you wanna throw your ass around.
- I've just always like known and heard
of the Avengers movies, it feels like
they've been around forever.
- (FBE) So this was a pretty Marvel-ous...
- (laughs) I like that!
- (FBE) Thank you. - That was good!
- (FBE) Decade for super hero movies, because basically,
all of the Avengers movies came out during this decade.
- Oh wow! That's really interesting.
- To think that before this decade, that didn't exist at all,
and now, they're like the end all be all
to beat as far as like blockbusters and box office success.
- There weren't enough movies that people felt like
I gotta go see that in the theater.
All these Avenger movies, and the Marvel series,
I think what happened is it gave a new breath
to people going this is a movie that I have to go see
with the sound and the sights of a movie on the big screen.
- What is this? Kevin?
- What is, is this, oh, Instagram!
- Did Instagram start in these past 10 years too?
- Okay, but can you take that picture off?
'Cause feet gross me out. (laughs)
- (FBE) So this was the very first Instagram ever posted
on July 16th, 2010. - Oh my God.
- (FBE) Three months later in October of the same year,
Instagram officially launched to the public.
- No way, I actually didn't, I never saw this picture.
- Like you couldn't take your foot out of the shot, bro, really?
What filter is that?
- Look at that old, like grimy filter.
And we thought they were so cool. We thought they were so hot,
doing all the filters.
- Instagram's the reason why I'm on FBE.
Like, I saw the ad, and I auditioned,
so it's something that I'm very grateful for.
- I remember being in the car with my sister
and her being like "George, you should download this new app.
It's called Instagram, it's really cool,
let me show it to you."
And I was like "I don't give a [bleep]."
Look at me now.
Look at me now, sister!
- (FBE) Things are about to get a little loco.
- Ooh, the Doritos Locos Tacos!
Mmm.
- I just remember thinking I was like "oh my God.
It's perfect for the gamers!"
Halo all night, just add the Mountain Dew!
- Taco Bell has never failed me, ever.
This is Godsent, oh God! Okay, I take that back.
- I woulda seriously thought that these have been around
for as long as Taco Bell has existed.
- I remember when they released it.
I was in high school, and I think me and my friends
like went through the drive through and got 'em and we were all impressed.
We were like "these are so good!"
The nacho one.
- (FBE) The Doritos Locos Taco was first released by Taco Bell in 2012,
and sold over a billion units in its first year.
- One billion!?
The numbers speak for themselves.
- Similar to the movies, people started to lose interest
in the fast food industry as well,
and so they had to start doing things that were just...
- (FBE) Loco. - (laughs) Exactly!
- A Supreme Court ruling announced minutes ago
extends same-sex marriage in America.
- [Bleep] gay marriage, baby!
- (anchor) That states do not have...
The justices rule five to four that states do not have
the right to outlaw same-sex unions. - Gonna make me cry.
- (anchor) The high court also ruled that all 50 states
must recognize same-sex marriages performed in other states.
- This is monumental.
- I'm really happy that now you can marry whoever you love,
whether it's the same sex as you or not,
but it really makes me sad that like this was not,
that this was only 10 years ago.
- That event really helped me just like come out in general.
Like I was already out to a lot of people,
but at the same time, I wasn't nearly as confident
in who I was, confident in my future,
and what I could have, and all that different stuff.
- So great. I could cry.
Fighting during Prop 8, and specifically getting
pushed into traffic, getting punched,
getting spit at, having my life threatened
in a way that seemed valid, just because I wanted to marry my wife
was, ugh, it was all worth it when this happened.
- (FBE) So on June 26th, 2015,
the United States Supreme Court
officially struck down bans on gay marriage in all 50 states.
I know we said we weren't gonna talk about anything too serious
but we really wanted to discuss this one.
How important was this moment?
- It's important to every individual who has felt like
they were turned away.
We're all individuals, and we're all human beings.
We all deserve our own, like, right to love.
- I remember just feeling so optimistic for the first time.
Beforehand, I never envisioned marrying my husband,
and having kids, and having like the typical life,
hetero-normative life.
We still have a long way to go, but such, such, such an important,
important moment in the 2000s, 2010s.
♪ (tense music) ♪ - What's this?
- Lost!
Oh my gosh, best show ever!
(George screams)
- I love this one!
(Brittany gasps)
- What's (gasps) what is happening!?
Oh my God!
- (man) We must have been at about...
- Lost, okay.
People are gonna get mad at me, 'cause I've never seen this.
- Oh my God, I would sit there
on the message boards, coming up with theories
about what was going on in the island. Whether it was quantum physics,
like it was, I was so into this fandom.
- (man) And who brought us here, John?
- The island! ♪ Dah, dah dah ♪
Lost, wow. That show, like, kinda feels
older than a decade.
- (FBE) So the TV show Lost aired its final episode in 2010.
- Oh.
- (FBE) We won't spoil anything for anyone,
let's just say some fans were not too happy
with the way that it ended. - I did hear that.
- Yeah, the ending was kinda bad, but I'd still watch it again.
- There were just so much to it, and so much for fans to cling to.
I feel like it almost changed kinda how
we enjoy TV, it was like really interactive.
I can't believe that it's been that long since it ended.
- Oh, the Cubs.
- (announcer) This is gonna be a tough play,
the Cubs! - Cubs win the World Series!
I don't know sports! (laughs)
- Guys, I'm a St. Louis Cardinals fan,
so I'm not a fan of this one.
- (announcer) They finally won it all! 8-7 in 10!
- Honestly, I'll be in the center of that group hug.
- I remember that.
That was really cool.
- (FBE) So in 2016, the Chicago Cubs won the World Series.
- Okay.
- (FBE) Ending a record-long 108 year long drought for the team.
- No way! I got goosebumps.
- (FBE) Which is actually the longest drought ever
for all major North American sports, so this was a pretty big deal.
- That was a big drought.
People outside of Chicago,
I think everybody was celebrating the Cubs winning the pennant.
- I'm not a cubs fan, but like you couldn't not be happy for them.
You know, you're like wow, what a moment.
Like, for all the Cubs fans around the world,
that's just like a glorious day.
♪ (upbeat music) ♪
- Oh, ha, awkward, oh awkward.
- What is this?
- Oh hey, [bleep] I cannot dance.
- Is this a phone commercial, not a phone commercial?
- I'm so confused as to everything that's going on.
- Okay, now, I guess, now we'll go bowling.
We'll do something you can do.
Go bowl in the rain.
- Oh, Uber? - Oh, it's Uber!
- Uber? That was an Uber commercial?
Wow!
This is gonna make me feel really old right now.
- (FBE) Uber technically launched in 2009, with Lyft following in 2012.
- 2009?
- (FBE) In your opinion, how did these inventions
change our society?
- Taxis are going out of business.
People are safely getting home from a night out,
or you know, just being able to get to where they need to go.
- You don't need anyone to drop you off,
you can have Uber,
you don't even need a car, you have Uber.
You don't need to leave your house to go get your Dorito Taco,
you can have it delivered to your house, you know?
It just made life so much more convenient.
- I sincerely don't know how people lived before the times
of ride sharing and food ordering, like, food delivery services.
I had a baby, and the entire time
after I had my baby, every meal was Postmates.
- (FBE) Alright, so that's all the time that we have
for this episode, but before we go, we wanna know
what's something that happened this past decade
that you never want to forget about?
- Oh man.
I remember the 2012 movie came out, and I was like legitimately afraid
that the world was gonna end.
- (FBE) You also had something else pretty big
happy this decade. - Oh!
- (FBE) Just recently. - And I got engaged.
I mean, that too! (laughs)
- So many huge moments this decade,
that it's hard to really pick like one thing,
but definitely, on a personal level, having my daughter,
was life-changing, to say the least. (laughs)
- Oh, my wedding!
It was one of my favorite days ever.
It really was, it was the coolest day ever.
So stupid. But just with the family, the friends,
and everybody, it was just the best day
that I never, ever thought I'd have.
- Thanks for watching this episode of the '10s.
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- Is there anything from this past decade that we missed?
Let us know in the comments.
- Bye!
- Oh hey, didn't see ya there.
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