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MySpace just felt more human and personal. It was like your personal diary that you wanted people to read. Bulletin posts actually had a community feel to them. You could actually discover amazing new music! Most of my music I still listen to artists I discovered in their infancy on MySpace. Shit it was teaching css and html to kids who didn’t even know what a markup language is Reply reply ...
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Does anyone remember their MySpace profile song? I changed mine all the time but Summer Love - Justin Timberlake was a repeater.
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MySpace didn’t have nearly as many users and I don’t think many of them were using it to promote a business. But there are so many people that rely on Facebook for their business. Social media, like Facebook and Instagram, are a huge tool for businesses to gain recognition and clients. Reply reply bob-omb_panic •
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Jan 29, 2023 · really? in my memory the myspace days were the most romantic. it might be the infancy of social media at the time and there not being the whole era of spam from horny indians in womens inboxes but when i was in high school myspace was such a good way of starting a connection with a girl. i think a huge part of it was picture comments, if someone posted a picture and someone commented the only ...
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Myspace was all about your own fancy page and the abilit to interact with your friends and see what they were doing, was rudimentary compared to what facebook offered.
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Oct 10, 2023 · That Myspace angle though 🤌🤌 Definitely thought I was so cool for this photoshopping.
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Nov 13, 2021 · C has a very old myspace account (grimesgrime) with unreleased music from like 2007 or something crazy. Im dying to hear it but the songs wont play, does anyone have the music or know how to make it play?
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Dec 31, 2018 · Yeah, MySpace changes is layout to look just like Facebook and stopped custom profile making, that was the final straw for me, for functionality, at the time, Facebook was better. But I loved MySpace because music was a big part of it and music is a big part for anyone teenage to young adult.
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Oct 6, 2021 · Even after everyone jumped ship to Facebook I found myself coming back to myspace because of the music. There were a lot of cool indie bands I liked to listen to back in the day and their music was free on myspace.
