Oops, What Trend From Your Teen Years Do You Secretly Wish Would Come Back?

Remember when wild antics stayed in your memories and weren’t on everyone’s timeline? Yeah, no social media meant our crazy moments were just between friends. Simpler (and funnier) times.

Think glitter, big hair, and some serious rock ‘n roll attitude. Bowie, T-Rex, Slade… it was cheesy but oh-so-good. Plus, it inspired the Rocky Horror Show, so that’s a win on all fronts.

Sometimes nostalgia hits us where it hurts - like wishing grown-ups in charge just made some sense for a change.

Being a punk wasn’t just a phase - it was a way of saying “normal” was boring. From gritty gigs to late-night hangouts at goth clubs and gay bars (yep, even if straight!), those weird, wild days never get old.

You know, the kind where school’s out and you actually get a break from everything. No screens, just sun and fun!

The mall was the ultimate teen hangout spot. Drop off in the morning, eat junk food, catch a movie, and just vibe with friends. Safe, simple, and way better than staying home scrolling.

Those shiny balls, funky beats, and endless dancing. If you didn’t groove at a disco, did you even live your teen years?

Remember when metal, pop, and hip-hop all shared the charts? You could find Tool right next to Britney Spears. These days, finding good new music feels like a hunt!

Sure, they were all the rage, but honestly, low-rise jeans just felt more comfy - and looked cool too.

Back when filling up the tank didn’t feel like a financial attack. Those were the days to hit the road without regrets.

Teachers had the stuff they needed and could focus on teaching instead of spending their own cash on supplies. Seems like a simple win now that we think about it.

Cargo pants, giant hoop earrings, and oversized sunglasses. The bigger, the better, and totally unforgettable.

Someone else bring the menu, please! Scrolling at dinner isn’t the vibe. Real menus meant less screen time and more chatting.

70s fashion didn’t whisper - it shouted! Colorful, bold, and way braver than today’s snooze-fest styles.

Hanging out at the pool, hitting the jukebox with the hottest hits on AM radio. Before FM went indie, those were the tunes that ruled.

No phones, just giggles, snacks, and staying up way too late with your besties. Those nights were pure magic.

Remember when MTV was king of music videos? Now it’s basically vanished, and our hearts kind of miss those glorious moments.

Meeting up after school at a diner, sipping coffee, and just talking about life. No distractions, just pure connection.