The phrase "Bring my 2007 back" is one of the most popular memes in modern Russia. It is associated with the heyday of youth subcultures of the 2000s in Russia, and, in particular, with the peak of popularity of the emo subculture, which occurred in 2007. On November 28, 2011, at a meeting with Ural journalists, Dmitry Medvedev uttered a phrase that has become a meme: "No one will ever go back to 2007". As time has passed, the meme has taken on a broader meaning - as a phrase associated with nostalgia for "the good old days". Let's try to look back at 2007 in Russia and discuss...if the meme is really a meme? Or maybe 2007 really WAS the best year of our lives?
00:00 - Bring My 2007 Back
02:16 - The Meme & Emo Culture
06:21 - Why 2007?
12:44 - Why Did It End?
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