When MySpace Took Over the World
from Unfiltered Space Hosted by Mario Ruiz
Before Instagram filters and TikTok trends, there was MySpace — the digital kingdom where we learned to express ourselves with blinking GIFs, autoplay songs, and lines of messy HTML. This episode takes you back to the golden age of social media’s first empire — when we were all self-taught coders, curators, and creators long before we knew what that meant. Through storytelling, quotes, and nostalgia, we explore how MySpace shaped a generation — teaching us identity, creativity, and connection through the chaos of custom layouts and “Top 8” drama. It’s a reminder that the first social network didn’t just connect us... it built us.
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