What fads did you never really understand?

The toilet paper hoarding fad of the early 20s. People became obsessed with their anuses.

I never understood in the mid 80's when people would pay a fortune for those stupid Cabbage Patch kids. Girls would treat those things like a real baby.

I never understood the baggy ass jean's down around the knee caps, (looked stupid as shit), the Manbun, looks pretty damn stupid, and 3rd on my list is twerking, it looks stupidly ridiculous and I see no point of it.

I agree with darefu here. Unfortunately I am guessing the generation of people here will disagree with people of a previous age demographic. I also think the fad of being a single parent is unhealthy and destructive to society.

Every single internet challenge

Kim Kardashian. I don't understand why people are so interested in her.

Eating Tide pods.

Unpopular opinion but I miss the crazy teenage fashion of the 2000s and early 2010s, they all wear the same jeans and plain t-shirt with identical brown haircuts these days. I’m glad it was more normal to dress like a crazy person in my youth.

I really didn’t get the chav trends growing up, huge sports logos and girls wearing “I Love Paul’s Boutique” jackets, it was so tacky.

I never understood the trend of people dying their hair loads of people in my year group used to do that, solely because they were influenced by emo bands back in the old days.

I was never a fan of Beany Babies myself. I honestly can't understand the fascination that people have with video games. I honestly don't have any patience for video games. I'd personally rather watch music videos than even try to play video games.

I also don't understand people who wear saggy pants that look like they're falling down, but I do enjoy watching those people trip, and fall flat on their faces while being chased by the cops.

Tats and nose rings neither are going to be atractive when you get older. I understand a small or single tat because you were in military or first responder type services, however in this day of hate why advertise you consider yourself a follower or some kind of swine/animal to be led by the nose. I kind of understand the tattoo thing as smoking went away people needed a new thing to say I'm (cool, hip, rad, sic, goat) what ever the current term may be. But don't get that upset when employers don't want those visable tats advertised in our businesses.

Justin Beiber.

How long pleated skirts went from being something only my Nan would have worn, to a fashion must-have, seemingly overnight.

Silly bandz

Cinnamon challenge always seemed retarded. From the age of 5 I knew eating a spoonful would be impossible. My mother would douse apple slices with them so I knew of thier dehydration properties.

All of them