2000s Music Video Quiz
Wassup, peeps! If you were livin' your best life in the early 2000s — rockin' your iPod mini, flipping open your Motorola Razr, and rushing home from school to watch the latest episode of TRL — then this quiz is so your vibe. I've rounded up some of the most popular, iconic, and totally fire music videos that defined the decade for this quiz, and all you gotta do is peep the screenshot and guess which absolute banger it is. Easy, right? But don't get it twisted — it might start off chill, but, by the end, only the real MVPs will be flexin' that full score!!!
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