Sep 11, 2021 I was too young to understand the impact of this all, cause back then I was 7, but I remember it all very clearly. I was in school and teachers were talking about it, all of us were just watching news in class.
Sep 11, 2021 Same. I was 9 and the teacher gathered everyone at the front of the class to explain what just happened. Isn't it crazy how big of an impact this had. Even for people living across the world. We all stopped what we were doing to pay attention to what was happening.
Sep 11, 2021 It was scary for sure, even for us when we were so young. I remember my grandparents were talking about WW3 happening after this, idk why would that happen but still, the shock was there.
Sep 11, 2021 R.I.P. to all the innocent souls who fell fatally-victim to this heinous attack. That is all. *Salute* *Sighs*
Sep 11, 2021 R.I.P. to the 3000 people who have died. I remember our teacher being worried with us living right beside the United States that something was gonna happen here as well. Those videos of people filming it as it happens and hearing all the screams is bone chilling.
Sep 11, 2021 Ya I was maybe 5-6 in preschool. I definitely remember having the news on in class tho. I was too young to understand but I remember knowing something was wrong. Crazy it’s been 20 years
Sep 11, 2021 I was in 5th grade and didn’t know what the WTC was and my teacher made us write war propaganda poems about it
Sep 11, 2021 RIP to everyone who lost their lives on that day. My condolences to the people who lost family and friends on that day. I don’t believe in h---, but if it’s real, I hope every single one of those hijackers is rotting in it.
Sep 11, 2021 I was 6, I remember being held at school cuz it was on lockdown then going home and seeing my parents obsessing over it on the news. At the time I couldn’t quite grasp it, but I knew it was something of huge historical significance at the time as well.
Sep 11, 2021 I was in School and The teacher said, "ATAQUE TERRORISTA" I've visited the memorial in 2012
Sep 11, 2021 Came home from school and my mum was watching it on tv. I remember everyone was really shocked and it was all over the news for days. I was 9 back then
Sep 11, 2021 dont hardly remember anything significant since i was only 10. i did go to penn. in 2014 and visited the memorial/field that flight 93 crashed in. i also spoke to the woman at the nearby church whos husband when out to the field and read the passengers their last rights. he had since passed when i visited.
Sep 11, 2021 High school. Queens. I had on a long sleeved Phat Farm button down, Phat Farm jeans and denim swoosh Air Force 1’s. I started the day anxiously waiting to cop The Blueprint and Ghetto Fabolous from The Wiz or Coconuts. That had to wait. I wasn’t afraid of another attack. I was more concerned about a potential draft happening and I was close to the age for that. A month or so after 9/11, there was a plane crash in Queens, a flight going to DR. I thought my uncle was on the flight (he wasn’t). The father of one of my classmates was on that flight, he died. Very, very dark time in NYC’s history. 2020 (and this year) kind of reminds me of that time.
Sep 11, 2021 You think that’s funny, the actual shirt was even funnier. Some sort of sandy brown with hints of burgundy abomination. I thought it was dope at the time. Wouldn’t wear that now. The denim swoosh AF1’s I would wear. Although they were Mids (sneakerheads today hate Mids for some reason). But fashion is goofy like that. I’ve been wearing Champion all my life. Now it’s a trendy brand. I won’t be shocked if brands like Phat Farm, Rocawear, etc go through a vintage/retro renaissance at some point.
Sep 11, 2021 I was rocking a Kappa track suit... this chick was like "Kappa! I remember when that was popular in High School!" I think we both thought we were the same age... and I said "yeah, I had basically the same ones in high school in 1995." She told me she was talking about way back in 2010.
