UncleTomFord15
Veteran
Really, why? From New York and lived through it but was too young to understand what was going on and to remember it.Not really major, but the '03 blackout
Really, why? From New York and lived through it but was too young to understand what was going on and to remember it.Not really major, but the '03 blackout
Deaths of:
*Pac
*BIG
*Aaliyah
*MJ
*Kobe
*Nipsey
*Chadwick Boseman
VTECH massacre
Obama elected
Osama killed
Trump edging into the lead on election night 2016 (felt like a fever dream at the time)
COVID runup - NBA season cancelled
Jan. 6th
Probably since it happened in the last couple of years. It is crazy if you think about it. This country hadn't seen protest all over at the same time since King's assassination.The 2020 George Floyd protests/riots that had every city looking like an end of the world movie, cars on fire, police in riot gear, city wide curfews in major cities, businesses being looted like never seen in broad day light, cars being stolen off the lot..I WAS AMAZED and I’m surprised no one really talks about just how crazy that summer really was..
There were some white guys at my school who wore black trench coats. They didn't get picked on or anything but they were definitely the outcasts. I remember for the next couple of years EVERYONE kept their eyes on them.First big event I could remember pretty well was the LA Riots....I was in elementary school back then.
Northridge earthquake in 94 was a pretty big event for me.
Columbine happened right when I was going into high school...never looked at a cac in trench coat the same again.
OJ of course.
I remember Magic retiring vaguely, but do remember the fallout very well.
Not exactly a major event but this shyt was surreal
COVID really was a wild time. Could never forget when they said schools would be on a 2 week break to stop the spread. There was def SOME worries about what was to come, but I never would have thought when I left school that day my senior year was pretty much done, or that I wasn't going to be in class again until my Sophomore year of college.