A time machine to every 00s sleepover — DVDs, pizza, MSN, and the songs that made the movies magic.

What do you get when you mix a stack of DVDs, a pizza delivery menu, MSN chat windows, and a group of friends in matching pyjamas? The perfect 00s sleepover. ✨
And no sleepover was complete without the soundtrack. These weren’t just background songs — they were moments. Songs that played while Lizzie McGuire ran through Rome, or while Lindsay Lohan rocked out as “Pink Slip,” or while Mia Thermopolis realised she was a princess. They made us feel like we were in the movie.
So I made a playlist: Popcorn & Pyjamas. A mix of every iconic track that turned 00s teen movies and Disney Channel Originals into pure cultural comfort food.
🎶 Highlights include:
- Hilary Duff – “What Dreams Are Made Of” (The Lizzie McGuire Movie)
- Atomic Kitten – “The Tide Is High (Get the Feeling)” (The Lizzie McGuire Movie)
- Pink Slip – “Ultimate” (Freaky Friday)
- Mandy Moore – “Stupid Cupid” (The Princess Diaries)
- Jesse McCartney – “Beautiful Soul” (A Cinderella Story)
- B*Witched – “C’est La Vie” (Smart House)
- Stacie Orrico – “(There’s Gotta Be) More to Life” (Confessions of a Teenage Drama Queen)
It’s basically a time machine to your 00s bedroom, minus the inflatable chair and glitter lip gloss (unless you still have those — no judgment here).
So grab your comfiest pyjamas, press play, and relive the sleepover magic. 🛋️💿🍕
👉 Playlist cover: Popcorn & Pyjamas ✨
👉 Tagline: “The soundtrack to every 00s teen dream.”
🌟 Daisy’s Corner 🌟
“Oh babes, let’s be real — these soundtracks weren’t just music, they were a personality. You weren’t living unless you’d belted out What Dreams Are Made Of into a hairbrush at 2am, still in your Groovy Chick PJs.
Also, can we talk about Paolo? The man was out here lip-syncing for his life while Lizzie gave us the performance of a century. ICON.
And don’t even get me started on Ultimate from Freaky Friday. Every teen girl’s rockstar fantasy wrapped up in three minutes of chaos. Forget guitars, I had a ruler and an Argos catalogue microphone and I was READY for Wembley.
Honestly, pyjamas, popcorn, and a dodgy MSN status lyric were the peak of civilisation. It’s all downhill from there.”
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