Which Decade Do You Actually Belong In?

Questions

1. 01

   Pick the place you would spend Friday night.

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   • Chrome diner with a milkshake
   • Drive-in movie
   • Music festival in a field
   • Roller rink under a disco ball
   • Neon arcade
   • Hanging out at the mall
2. 02

   The jukebox lights up. What do you put on?

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   • Doo-wop harmonies
   • Folk songs with a message
   • Funk and disco grooves
   • Synth-pop with big hair energy
   • Grunge or an R&B slow jam
3. 03

   Pick a party snack.

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   • 🥤 Malt shop float
   • 🍮 Gelatin mold
   • 🫕 Fondue night
   • 🍿 Microwave popcorn
   • 🧃 Juice box
4. 04

   Pick your ride.

   This or that
   • Classic convertible
   • BMX bike
5. 05

   Choose your going-out look.

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   • Leather jacket and white tee
   • Tie-dye and a flower crown
   • Bell-bottoms and platforms
   • Neon windbreaker
   • Flannel and combat boots
   • Varsity letter jacket
6. 06

   How does your music come home with you?

   This or that
   • Vinyl record
   • Mixtape
7. 07

   Your ideal Saturday night plan?

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   • A sock hop at the school gym
   • An open mic at a smoky coffeehouse
   • Dancing until the club closes
   • Arcade, then a movie with the whole crew
   • Renting a movie and ordering pizza
8. 08

   Pick a phrase you would actually say out loud.

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   • 😎 Cool it, daddy-o
   • ✌️ Groovy
   • 🕺 Can you dig it?
   • 🤙 Totally tubular
   • 🙄 Whatever

Results

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  The 1950s

  You were made for neon diners, slicked-back cool and songs with four-part harmonies. You love a classic done right and you're not shy about a little old-fashioned charm. Friends count on you to plan the nights that feel like a movie. Try this weekend: find a real diner, order a malt and put a nickel's worth of doo-wop on your headphones.

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  The 1960s

  You're an idealist with a soft spot for a good cause and a better song. You'd have been at every outdoor concert and every late-night conversation about changing the world. You bring people together without even trying. Try this weekend: host a backyard sing-along, flowers in your hair optional but encouraged.

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  The 1970s

  You've got groove, warmth and zero interest in rushing. Shag rugs, funk records and long dinners with friends are basically your whole personality. You know how to make any room feel like a party. Try this weekend: rent roller skates, find a rink and let the disco do the rest.

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  The 1980s

  You're bold, bright and a little extra in the best way. Neon, synths and high scores keep you going, and you're always the first one to say yes to the plan. Your friends know you'll bring the hype. Try this weekend: hit a retro arcade and chase the top score on a classic cabinet.

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  The 1990s

  You're laid-back, a bit sarcastic and secretly sentimental. You'd have been happiest with a stack of rented movies, a pizza and a group of friends who never needed a plan. You make chill look like an art form. Try this weekend: host a '90s movie night and make everyone wear their best flannel.