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As you grow up, there are many things that you have to let go of. While some of these decisions are voluntary, others are involuntary. Now, a Twitter trend which is currently going viral has netizens reminiscing about things that were taken away from them. So, basically, the thread requires one to post an image along with the caption, “Never forget what they took from us.” The image can be of anything that you miss from your childhood.
While for some it was Cadbury Dairy Milk Wowie, for others it was traffic-free roads. People also posted images of chips and wafers that are no more sold in the market.
Many people also posted clips from their favourite shows like, ‘Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah,’ and ‘The Takeshi’s Castle.’ Here are a few posts:
Never forget what they took from us pic.twitter.com/GVINlqQ70R— Elon Mast (@clumsyninja0905) April 20, 2023
never forget what they took from us https://t.co/FABNPxv8cx pic.twitter.com/rw2dnvQHHy— tan sri | (@ficurry_) April 21, 2023
Never forget what they took away from us https://t.co/Pg96tSgFsj pic.twitter.com/DmcbXkTweK— Joy (@Hannibal_Lcter) April 20, 2023
never forget what they took from us☹️ pic.twitter.com/JcWV1dfSiZ— tales (@mocktaless) April 20, 2023
NEVER FORGET WHAT THEY TOOK FROM US!! https://t.co/M53b7jCqw1— j (@chuphojajiya) April 20, 2023
Never forget what they took away from us! pic.twitter.com/zsXgqTf02M— divya pathak (@divyaappathak) April 22, 2023
celebrities version of "never forget what they took from us" pic.twitter.com/BVj9zw2M7D— afre?n (@onlibiryanii) April 21, 2023
Never forget what they took away from us pic.twitter.com/koyuwkkAjl— Akassh Agrawaal (@akasshagrawaal) April 22, 2023
never forget what they took from us https://t.co/gNcBHxi0up pic.twitter.com/kL4rmQtsQq— ® (@thezulfo) April 21, 2023
Never forget what they took from us pic.twitter.com/GVINlqQ70R— Elon Mast (@clumsyninja0905) April 20, 2023
Meanwhile, earlier, another trend which went viral had netizens answering a very tough question. “Which was the 1st English song you heard and why was it Baby by Justin Bieber?” asked a user. Unlike people of older generations who first heard a song from a US or UK artist in their mid-twenties, Zoomers were only teens when English songs started becoming popular in India. Nothing illustrates this better than this dynamic trend on Twitter. How did Gen Z relating to hearing Justin Bieber’s Baby end up triggering 2000s Bollywood nostalgia for older desis?
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