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The entire 2000s decade had some seriously amazing bangers. It doesn’t matter if you were raised on Avril Lavigne or grooving to Usher in your adulthood; if you are a true fan, it’s time to put your knowledge to the test with 2000s Heardle!
This game is perfect for anyone who wants to bring back the nostalgia of low-rise jeans, statement belts, and belly chains through cult music during a fun game night with your friends and family.
Welcome to the 2000s Heardle experience!
Let’s cover the basis of the decade first. What made the 2000s so iconic? Why is everyone still screaming with joy whenever a 2000s song comes on in a club?
Well, the entire decade was a time when music genres collided, and emo, pop, rock, and hip-hop artists ruled the charts.
When you hear the words "2000s music", names like Beyoncé, Britney Spears, Eminem, and Green Day come to mind, with OutKast and Missy Elliott bringing the fresh hip-hop sounds to the scene, of course, the decade was big on the emo scene, with My Chemical Romance and Fall Out Boy legends.
All of these artists are what make this 2000s Heardle so fun—are you ready to play?
If you’re not yet a Heardle pro, you will be if you try out these tips and tricks. Here is how you can sharpen your skills and bring your game to the next level.
Follow these tips, and you’ll be the champion of the 2000s Heardle!
Sure, we all remember the big names and the popular music. But there are some hidden gems that are worth mentioning (and remembering!).
“Tipsy” by J-Kwon
A true party anthem with a generous bass drop. Hearing this one will teleport your mind right back to the club!
Kevin Rudolf - "Let It Rock" ft. Lil Wayne
Another party banger, Kevin Rudolf and Lil Wayne created an upbeat blast for party people. Would you know the intro if you heard the song now?
Stacie Orrico - "(There's Gotta Be) More to Life"
Ah, Stacie! She gave us one of the most underrated pop songs of the early 2000s. The song is catchy, and she delivers a true masterpiece with her angelic voice.
Do you remember these gems?
Other than cool music, there are some cool facts about the 2000s music industry that might leave you loving the decade even more.
She wrote songs for New Kids on the Block and Britney Spears.
Not only did it top the charts, but “Lose Yourself” became the first rap song to win the Academy Award for Best Original Song. (Make sure to remember the song for the 2000s Heardle game!)
The rise of Napster changed the way we listen to music, leading to the dawn of digital music streaming as we know it today.
These cool facts might come in handy for a music trivia game, so make sure to remember them.
As promised above, the ultimate 2000s playlist is here to help you prepare for the 2000s Heardle.
Add these tracks to your music playlist (alongside the ones we mentioned above), and see how many you can recognize from just a few seconds:
Now that you have all the tips and tricks, you have a new playlist, and you went down memory lane, it’s time to put your 2000s music knowledge to the test through the 2000s Heardle.
So go ahead, hit play, and see how well you remember the music that defined a decade!
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