LISTEN: All the things "kids of today" will never know
Updated | By Jacaranda FM
The Drive with Rob and Roz took a trip down memory lane, things got really nostalgic, and Rozanne McKenzie even did a surprise impression that was too good.
It's time to hop in our time machine as we travel to the days of dial-up internet and Nokia ringtones.
Remember when Chappies only cost a few cents and MTV only played music videos?
Looking back, we can all confirm that the 80s, 90s, and even the early 2000s were definitely a different time.
It does sometimes feel like technology, social media and all other aspects of daily life are advancing at a rapid rate and back in the day, things just took a little bit longer to develop.
It's not like cellphones were immediately invented after the OG telephone.
And don't get us wrong.
We love having access to streaming services, IMAX cinemas, electric cars, and coffeemakers.
This is also not a dig at any of you young ones who have no idea what Rozanne McKenzie and DJ Ankletap are talking about.
Instead, see it as an educational moment.
There is just something special about reminiscing about your younger days, and it can give you that warm, fuzzy feeling inside.
What started as a conversation about killing time in a mall soon had the Drive team reliving the days of Musica stores and more.
Take a listen below and try to see how many of these you also remember.
Or just listen to hear Roz's incredible and accurate impression of a throwback classic.
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