The 2000s rave scene emerged as a vibrant subculture characterized by its electronic music, colorful fashion, and immersive party experiences. Rooted in the underground ethos of 1990s rave culture, it expanded globally, influenced by genres like trance, house, drum and bass, and techno. Enthusiasts gathered at massive festivals and secretive warehouse parties, uniting under the shared ethos of PLUR: Peace, Love, Unity, and Respect. This era saw the rise of iconic DJs and producers who pushed the boundaries of electronic music, leaving a lasting impact on the global dance music landscape.