Who still has a myspace?

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The name brings back memories... just goes to show you how quickly things can change in a decade. To have a myspace page was cool, and 1-2 years ago to even mention you had a myspace page was "lame" and a thing of the past. Now the biggest "cool" thing is facebook. Wonder 10 years from now who will be the top player and looking back we will all see facebook as "a thing of the past".
 
myspace still has a lot of traffic and users not sure what u guys think
 
So goodbye and good riddance to MySpace. Well, not ?good riddance,? exactly, because the service was sold and its new owners (an online ad agency named ?Specific Media? and Justin Timberlake) do intend to shock MySpace back into sinus rhythm, likely by refocusing it on its early successes as a platform for independent musicians. But its days as a player in conventional social networking are really most sincerely dead.
The truth is that these accounts are so old that we don't even know if the account holders still exist. I also have a myspace account but it's just for curiosity's sake to see how it compares to other apps, I have no intention of using it to generate extra income.
 
I'm more curious on the accounts that were created in this thread then MySpace.

Where are they now, why were they banned, why did they not continue?

Are they okay ect.
 
I'm more curious if anyone's actually going to *pay* to use it again, considering how many free options are out there now.
 
So goodbye and good riddance to MySpace. Well, not ?good riddance,? exactly, because the service was sold and its new owners (an online ad agency named ?Specific Media? and Justin Timberlake) do intend to shock MySpace back into sinus rhythm, likely by refocusing it on its early successes as a platform for independent musicians. But its days as a player in conventional social networking are really most sincerely dead.
I still have my myspace account. It is associated with many beautiful memories so I don't want it to be deleted. If one day Myspace disappears, it will be like I have lost a beautiful period of my youth.
 
This is an interesting take on MySpace’s decline. While its mainstream social networking days are over, the music-focused pivot attempted under Timberlake didn’t bring it back to life either. Do you think there’s still a niche for it today, or is it just another relic of early social media?
 
What a throwback! Thanks for reminding! Need to look for account details though
 
Same here, I never had a Myspace account and there's no way I'm signing up for one now
 
So goodbye and good riddance to MySpace. Well, not ?good riddance,? exactly, because the service was sold and its new owners (an online ad agency named ?Specific Media? and Justin Timberlake) do intend to shock MySpace back into sinus rhythm, likely by refocusing it on its early successes as a platform for independent musicians. But its days as a player in conventional social networking are really most sincerely dead.
Is it a wrong move of the investor. Because until 2025, we still have not seen any breakthrough changes from Myspace. If this situation continues, Myspace will soon be eliminated from this fierce market.
 
So goodbye and good riddance to MySpace. Well, not ?good riddance,? exactly, because the service was sold and its new owners (an online ad agency named ?Specific Media? and Justin Timberlake) do intend to shock MySpace back into sinus rhythm, likely by refocusing it on its early successes as a platform for independent musicians. But its days as a player in conventional social networking are really most sincerely dead.
It’s been 3 years since I logged into my Myspace account, as I’ve been drawn to other social networking sites. I wonder how this social network is doing now, is it still as vibrant as it used to be?
 
So goodbye and good riddance to MySpace. Well, not ?good riddance,? exactly, because the service was sold and its new owners (an online ad agency named ?Specific Media? and Justin Timberlake) do intend to shock MySpace back into sinus rhythm, likely by refocusing it on its early successes as a platform for independent musicians. But its days as a player in conventional social networking are really most sincerely dead.
I often visit Myspace to see if anything has changed, but the results are not satisfactory. Hopefully, there will be reformers soon to turn Myspace into the vibrant social network it once was.
 
So goodbye and good riddance to MySpace. Well, not ?good riddance,? exactly, because the service was sold and its new owners (an online ad agency named ?Specific Media? and Justin Timberlake) do intend to shock MySpace back into sinus rhythm, likely by refocusing it on its early successes as a platform for independent musicians. But its days as a player in conventional social networking are really most sincerely dead.
As of 2025, we still don't see any encouraging signs from Myspace.
 
So goodbye and good riddance to MySpace. Well, not ?good riddance,? exactly, because the service was sold and its new owners (an online ad agency named ?Specific Media? and Justin Timberlake) do intend to shock MySpace back into sinus rhythm, likely by refocusing it on its early successes as a platform for independent musicians. But its days as a player in conventional social networking are really most sincerely dead.
I'm looking for SEO opportunities on Myspace but I may have to say goodbye to it soon.
 
So goodbye and good riddance to MySpace. Well, not ?good riddance,? exactly, because the service was sold and its new owners (an online ad agency named ?Specific Media? and Justin Timberlake) do intend to shock MySpace back into sinus rhythm, likely by refocusing it on its early successes as a platform for independent musicians. But its days as a player in conventional social networking are really most sincerely dead.
It's been a while since I've been back on Myspace and I'm a little disappointed, the user base is so low, it hasn't made any great progress.
 
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