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A Deep Dive Into the 90s

A Deep Dive Into the 90s

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MsMojo presents a Deep Dive into the 1990s! Do you like TGIF sitcoms and Beanie Babies? Did you have the Rachel haircut from Friends? Well, there's a good chance you grew up in the 1990s. We're looking at the Top 20 Trends of the 1990s, Top 20 Coolest People of the 90s, Top 10 Things from the 90s That Don't Exist Anymore, Top 10 Things That 90s Kids Were Afraid Of, and more! What were some of your favorite pop culture moments of the 1990s?
Date: 2023-11-21

Comments and reviews: 30


Oh gosh! The 90s were soo good. So many classics. They are so hard to top. Like Clueless! Are you for real? It's absolutely one of my favorite movies of all time. Animated wise: Mulan is hands down. I know there are other movies just as great but these are the top two that come to mind. The whole AS-IF era with I'll make a man out of you is just so iconic.
Omg i remember y2k. Everyone was freaking out about that. AND NOTHING HAPPENED. Lol

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i was frustrated when things like IT/clowns as something we were afraid of and Beggin strips It's Bacon! and I'm a big kid now as commercials that live rent free in our head weren't on the list. So I looked it up and apparently I'm older than I thought. 1989 for all of them
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I really like how you guys did this. Every other compilation video just piles all the videos together and lets it play. I like that there's someone introducing each section so it doesn't just feel like one giant list.
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This is so helpful. I was basically raised in a cult so I have no context for 99% of the cultural touchstones of my childhood. Things like this help give me some context for what was going on in the world around me.
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I was a mom in the 90's, but I remember tickle me Elmo VERY well. My son was 4 and loved Elmo. Before the mad craze, we saw them at the store and showed my son. it scared him to death! No Tickle Me Elmo at our house!
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Overalls may have been a thing in the 1990's, but they were a bigger thing in the mid 1970's along with painter pants. It coincided with Welcome Back, Kotter, at least, in my neck of the woods!
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Whats interesting is to see all these Y2K / 2000s nostalgia accounts pop up And the 90s slowly fade back to the 80s/70s and decades before Even us Millennials are getting old now damnit
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this list is full of sh/t, how is possible you doonn, t have braad pitt, johnny depp, tarantino and leoonardo di caprio within others that define what cool was in the 90'
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I cant believe Madonna is so low on your list. She was everywhere and so much more of a big deal then some of the others higher on your list! In the 90s we WANTED to be her.
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Even though I wasn't born until the tail end of this decade, so many things from it became the best parts of my childhood. It was so great revisiting it all here.
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The nostalgia! Blockbuster, POGS (I collected the Lion King, Beanie Babies- (I think I still have a few in storage. Thanks for the trip down memory lane! :-)
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Blockbuster, AOL, Friends, grunge rock, Pizza Hut Book-It club, too many movies to count or list, the GREATEST music decade ever. damn, what a decade.
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I am an identical twin. It's always been a part of my life, but doublemint wasn't. I had completely forgotten about the twin connection.
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glad to be born in the 80's and live the 80/90's life. before the internet really got big. before the evil of Social media. Much simpler times.
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This is the best video ever! I miss the 90's! So many glorious flashbacks. you just can't go wrong with a 90's countdown! Thanks so much!
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Ahhh the 90s, the era in which I grew up. The era where a typewriter was an exciting thing to have then a computer. Simpler times.
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22: 20 I know America fell in love with him in the 90s. BUT PLEASE watch his films with Almodovar! He was a STAR WELL before Zorrro.
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Hospitals still use pagers to this day! They work on a sturdier network than the brick phones do, and they're durable as heck.
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My sibling was a HUGE Spice Girl fan. I remember her crying when she couldn't go to their concert. She never got over it.
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I was born in the mid 90s, but there was so much going on from movies, to cartoons, and anime. Damn, I miss the 90s.
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There was a variety of a skip it in the 60's. Don't remember its name but it had the shape of a plastic bell on the end.
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Robin Williams on 20 is a crime, he should always be number 1. He was an absolute treasure and will always stay a legend
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The only thing that was wrong with the WWF/WWE back then and even now is how extremely lame the storylines were/are
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There was one black child (Jaleel excluded) that I noticed in the commercial for that Urkel doll. Woww, shocker.
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I was a teenager through the 90s graduating in 2000. Didn't seem special at the time, but man, I miss that time.
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Stop doing random cutaways to clips of TV shows when talking about something else. Its unnecessary and unfunny.
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My favorite pop culture from the 90's were tv shows (especally USA Network, movies, music and board games.
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Arnold my idol, he can do no wrong! Love how he epitomize the 90s with movies: Terminator and Total Recall!
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thought it was gonna be a legit documentary, but it's just a montage of your 90's themed countdowns\videos
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