VH1's Best Week Ever, which caught you up on almost everything that had happened that week through witty commentary:
The super-annoying HeadOn commercial that constantly played throughout the day and on the weekends:
"Jesus is my homeboy" T-shirts that they sold at Urban Outfitters:
And the sassy Tinker Bell T-shirts Disney put out:
Cellphones accessorized with charms or adorned with rhinestones glued onto them:
While You Were Out, which was like Trading Spaces and also aired on TLC:
The Pepsi and iTunes promotion where you could win a free song if you found a code under the bottle cap:
And Starbucks' Pick of the Week cards, which gave you a free pre-selected song that you could download to your iTunes:
Women wearing Juicy Couture velour pants with the bottoms stuffed into their Uggs:
MTV's Diary that really gave you so much insight into celebrities' daily lives — especially back in the pre-social media days:
American Apparel stores that always overwhelmingly smelled like new clothes and would use grid panels to display their merchandise:
Cars with built-in DVD players and monitors, which were such a flex if someone had it in their car:
Guinness Book of World Records that came with iridescent covers and was usually a gift you would get from a relative that had NO idea what to get you:
Going directly to the iPod section anytime you visited the Apple Store:
Expensive luxury iPod cases that cost almost as much as an iPod:
And the iPod dog — that everyone wanted at some point:
Slim camera cases that not only protected your camera, but also allowed you to carry the charger and extra memory cards in it:
Jessica Simpson as the spokesperson for Proactiv:
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Yep that's exactly how I ended up having 2 separate editions of this...