Looking back at 2006 trends. RUTUBE, in celebration of its birthday, took us all back to 2006 and showed what the internet looked like then.
AOL Instant Messenger, LiveJournal, Lost, and Dom-2 — everything is still there.
VideoScientists explained the benefits of morning champagne for the GI tract. The drink contains CO2, which increases stomach pressure and activates digestion. Historically, aristocrats used it for motion sickness.
VideoFrance and Italy face mass riots. More than 800,000 people are participating in France, while explosions and looting have been recorded in Italy.
Bimbo-Monster has arrived in Russia — a pink energy drink with rose flavor (!) in an Asian style, now sold at Samokat. Energy enthusiasts are already buying it.
VideoIvan Zolo was detained in Donetsk at a concert due to attributes related to extremism. The blogger promised to delete controversial videos and clothing.
VideoA St. Petersburg bar serves the strongest beer in the world — 75 degrees from Scottish brewers. The drink can be stored for up to 100 years and costs 5,000 rubles per 0.33 L.
VideoA limited-series Milka chocolate with coconut and crispy balls has appeared in Russian 'Pyaterochka' stores. The cost is about 200 rubles.
VideoBuldak and Glow Recipe presented a limited collection of lip balms with noodle flavors Original and Carbonara for 3000 rubles.
VideoShaman released a satirical anthem for beer drinkers, contrasting Western brands with traditional Russian drinks and mocking the trend of status labels.
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