Abe from Timehop!

Timehop has no chill

@demigod_shelby @timehop 🫶

idk why this hit so hard tonight @timehop love you

@NoLimitSoldier @pipterino yea

@pipterino Remember timehop that showed your tweets every previous year… that had me cringing

Do you ever look back on your tweets and laugh at how fucking funny you are? No, me neither.

OTD: In 2001, Daft Punk worked it hard, made it better, did it faster, and made us stronger with the release of Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger.

OTD: In 1609, an early version of Three Blind Mice was first published with accompanying music by London teenager, Thomas Ravenscroft.

OTD: In 2019, Parasite hit theaters and shocked audiences worldwide with its brilliant twists and masterful direction. It became the first non-English language film to win the Academy Award for Best Picture.

OTD: In 1993, Kitchen Stadium opened its doors for a salmon-themed battle when Ryōri no Tetsujin (Iron Chef) debuted on Japanese television. Allez Cuisine!

OTD: In 1984, on the island of Sodor, we met Thomas the Tank Engine & his locomotive friends. Trains! They’re just like us!

OTD: In 1992, the first komically gory edition of Mortal Kombat took over your local arkade. It had everything—Upperkuts. Kostumes. Fatalities. Extreme overuse of the letter K.

OTD: In 2004, on October 3rd, Aaron Samuels asked us what day it was. It was October 3rd.

OTD: In 2020, Emily went to Paris to take instagram photos, wear berets, eat baguettes and become everyone’s favorite hate-watch.

OTD: In 1993, we felt the rhythm! We felt the rhyme! We got on up, because it was bobsled time with the Jamaican bobsled team's first Olympics in "Cool Runnings."

OTD: In 1991, Chris Pirih's masterpiece, SkiFree, was released for Windows and provided false expectations of how common Yeti attacks really were...

OTD: In 1963, Roy Lichtenstein unleashed Whaam! at the Leo Castelli Gallery in New York City. It captured the intensity of aerial combat through bold lines and bright colors.

OTD: In 1905, Albert Einstein published his theory that the increased relativistic mass of a body times the speed of light squared is equal to the kinetic energy of that body. E=mc² for short.

OTD: In 1983, "He-Man and the Masters of the Universe" premiered, flexing its way into living rooms across America. Skeletor never stood a chance against He-Man’s power—or that fabulous mullet.

OTD: In 1999, "Freaks and Geeks" premiered, introducing us to an iconic group of lovable high school misfits. Unfortunately, the show would be cancelled before the geeks even had a chance to get braces.

OTD: In 1993, "Boy Meets World" hit TV screens, giving us Cory and Shawn’s unbreakable bromance. Shawn’s mullet didn’t make it past the first season, but the friendship sure did.

OTD: In 1884, Judy W. Reed was awarded a patent for her Dough Kneader & Roller invention, and he considered the first African American woman to receive one. Ahh, bread!

OTD: In 2005, we started listening to Ted tell the tale of "How I Met Your Mother" in GREAT detail up to the year 2030. It was basically a Timehop rom com.