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About this poll
Forums and blogs > infinite scrolling algorithms. Nostalgia rankings are time capsules. The cartoon you watched on Saturday mornings, the song that owned a summer, the toy you begged for — these rankings aren't really about quality, they're about which artifacts of a decade you carry with you. The matchup is Agree versus Disagree.
Why the question is worth voting on
Hot takes work because they force you to commit. The statement is designed to provoke a reaction — but the result, in aggregate, is the more interesting data. Sometimes the consensus on a "controversial" take turns out to be one-sided. Sometimes the population genuinely splits 50/50 on something a vocal minority pretended was settled. Both outcomes are useful.
How voting works
This is a hot take. The statement above is intentionally provocative. Vote agree if you genuinely buy the position, disagree if you don't. After voting you'll see how everyone else split — sometimes the consensus surprises.
Where the consensus stands
This poll is still settling. With 2 votes in, the aggregate is sensitive to new entries — your vote will visibly move the needle. Expect the percentages to shift over the next few days as the crowd grows.
A note on methodology
Hot Ranking uses an anonymous browser fingerprint to ensure each browser votes once per poll. We don't store accounts or personal information; the aggregate you see is the unweighted result of every legitimate vote, with rate limiting in place to filter automated submissions. Results update in real time once you submit. You can read more about how voting works in our About page, and how we handle data in our Privacy Policy.
Share your result
After voting, you'll see how your tier list or pick compares to the consensus. The result page is shareable — most of our voters end up arguing with at least one friend after sharing theirs. If you want to see more polls in this category, browse nostalgia or check out the Hot Ranking blog for essays on tier lists, ranking culture, and the great GOAT debates.