25 years ago, if you were alive, you or someone close to you was wondering what would happen when the clock struck midnight on New Year's Eve.
Would the power go out?
Would planes crash?
Would ATMs start spitting out money all over the world?
But then nothing happened.
But what if something did?
I was 15 when Y2K happened, and for those of us who who were alive during Y2K, it was a letdown.
Nothing really happened.
And I think I've always been sort of minorly obsessed with that.
So one day the idea kind of struck me to make up a movie about teenagers, go to a party and.
Y2K actually happens on Today, Explained Kyle Mooney is going to tell us about his new movie, Y2K, and then we're going to hear why Y2K didn't happen.
Hey everybody, I'm Ashley C.
Ford and I'm the host of into the Mix, a Ben and Jerry's podcast about joy and justice produced with Vox Creative.
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For years now, former President Donald Trump has made it a key talking point despite there being no evidence of widespread fraud.
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