Top 20 90s Songs You Forgot Were Awesome
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Date: 2024-06-17
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Supasmartguy
Please, If you're a 90s kid, heed my words. I want to get this out to as many of you as possible:
I feel that 90s kids automatically praise anything from the 90s no matter how dated or cringey it may be, and that they are always ranting and complaining about anything that isn't from the 90s without even giving it a chance to see if they might actually like it. Not only is their constant negativity annoying to listen to, but they are upsetting modern kids by claiming that everything they love is garbage. So, if you're a 90s kid, please try to remember that different people like different things. You're ruining the lives of younger people like me. Think about how you would have felt as a kid if some random adult had yelled at you to stop watching Rugrats or Hey Arnold because it was garbage and pressured you into watching old black-and-white sitcoms because they claimed that they were in every way better. That's essentially what you're doing to us modern kids. (Plus, I'm betting that a huge part of why you like the 90s so much is because of nostalgia) This complaining is actually especially offensive to me in particular because I, myself, am a young adult planning to enter the film and animation industries. I very much enjoy the thought of bringing others joy with what I create, and I have been kicking around an idea for a cartoon of my own that I am EXTREMELY fond of and confident in. What I'm interpreting you 90s kids as saying is give up on your dreams! All you'll make is pointless garbage that no one will like, So can you please think before you post an online comment criticizing something you don't fully understand You just might really hurt someone's feelings.
(P. S: if you're curious about my cartoon, I would describe it as a combination of Gravity Falls, Avatar The Last Airbender, and the Arrowverse, but that's all I'll say)
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Please, If you're a 90s kid, heed my words. I want to get this out to as many of you as possible:
I feel that 90s kids automatically praise anything from the 90s no matter how dated or cringey it may be, and that they are always ranting and complaining about anything that isn't from the 90s without even giving it a chance to see if they might actually like it. Not only is their constant negativity annoying to listen to, but they are upsetting modern kids by claiming that everything they love is garbage. So, if you're a 90s kid, please try to remember that different people like different things. You're ruining the lives of younger people like me. Think about how you would have felt as a kid if some random adult had yelled at you to stop watching Rugrats or Hey Arnold because it was garbage and pressured you into watching old black-and-white sitcoms because they claimed that they were in every way better. That's essentially what you're doing to us modern kids. (Plus, I'm betting that a huge part of why you like the 90s so much is because of nostalgia) This complaining is actually especially offensive to me in particular because I, myself, am a young adult planning to enter the film and animation industries. I very much enjoy the thought of bringing others joy with what I create, and I have been kicking around an idea for a cartoon of my own that I am EXTREMELY fond of and confident in. What I'm interpreting you 90s kids as saying is give up on your dreams! All you'll make is pointless garbage that no one will like, So can you please think before you post an online comment criticizing something you don't fully understand You just might really hurt someone's feelings.
(P. S: if you're curious about my cartoon, I would describe it as a combination of Gravity Falls, Avatar The Last Airbender, and the Arrowverse, but that's all I'll say)
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freyaroherty6662
19 is true girl like you was amazing. 16 what it takes was really good too. 14 All our lives is one of my faves. Teri's Dessert miss the rain was my go to. U. N. I. T. Y. was my first favorite rap song I could vibe with. Inside Out was a great song that I would play when I needed a jam to get me going before doing homework. 10 Spin Doctors two princes was one my sister and I would like to sing To. Loved that one. Breakfast at Tiffany's was awesome, and there is a restaurant called Tiffany's that gets that song stuck in my head every time I do it. 5 Ready to go is always in my head. Love it. 4 how bizarre was so funny and awesome song. With my hearing disability I thought he was saying How was I. Crush was one song I sang for my high school crush and she liked it but told me she was taken. She said she was really flattered and would of said yes if she was not taken. 1 is a good one and I have that on a cd somewhere in my collection. I do agree with those
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19 is true girl like you was amazing. 16 what it takes was really good too. 14 All our lives is one of my faves. Teri's Dessert miss the rain was my go to. U. N. I. T. Y. was my first favorite rap song I could vibe with. Inside Out was a great song that I would play when I needed a jam to get me going before doing homework. 10 Spin Doctors two princes was one my sister and I would like to sing To. Loved that one. Breakfast at Tiffany's was awesome, and there is a restaurant called Tiffany's that gets that song stuck in my head every time I do it. 5 Ready to go is always in my head. Love it. 4 how bizarre was so funny and awesome song. With my hearing disability I thought he was saying How was I. Crush was one song I sang for my high school crush and she liked it but told me she was taken. She said she was really flattered and would of said yes if she was not taken. 1 is a good one and I have that on a cd somewhere in my collection. I do agree with those
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728huey
They forgot some tracks.
Closing Time - Semisonic
Torn - Natalie Imbruglia
Flava In Ya Ear - Craig Mack
Fugee-La - The Fugees
One Week - Barenaked Ladies
Fields of Gold - Eva Cassidy
Damn, I Wish I Was Your Lover - Sophie B. Hawkins
Cantaloop - Us3
Rebirth of Slick (Cool Like Dat) - Digable Planets
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They forgot some tracks.
Closing Time - Semisonic
Torn - Natalie Imbruglia
Flava In Ya Ear - Craig Mack
Fugee-La - The Fugees
One Week - Barenaked Ladies
Fields of Gold - Eva Cassidy
Damn, I Wish I Was Your Lover - Sophie B. Hawkins
Cantaloop - Us3
Rebirth of Slick (Cool Like Dat) - Digable Planets
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SirStarGazer00
I didn't agree with your choices. You left out a lot of good ones. Like would I lie by Charles and Eddie. And for some reason Crush is always on your lists. How can it be mature when she's got a crush on the guy dressed like a 5-year-old.
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I didn't agree with your choices. You left out a lot of good ones. Like would I lie by Charles and Eddie. And for some reason Crush is always on your lists. How can it be mature when she's got a crush on the guy dressed like a 5-year-old.
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VDOTU5
Extra Honorable Mentions:
'Jeeps, Lex Coups, Bimaz & Benz' by The Lost Boyz
'Ladies Night' by Angie Martinez, Lil' Kim, Left Eye, Missy Elliot, Da Brat
'Uknowhowwedu' by Bahamadia
'Get Down' by Craig Mack
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Extra Honorable Mentions:
'Jeeps, Lex Coups, Bimaz & Benz' by The Lost Boyz
'Ladies Night' by Angie Martinez, Lil' Kim, Left Eye, Missy Elliot, Da Brat
'Uknowhowwedu' by Bahamadia
'Get Down' by Craig Mack
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jackdaw99
My fav forgotten song from then is Steal my sunshine by LEN. I just heard it the first time since 1999 and was blown away by the instant unlocking of memories. And it’s still a great song
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My fav forgotten song from then is Steal my sunshine by LEN. I just heard it the first time since 1999 and was blown away by the instant unlocking of memories. And it’s still a great song
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iole96792
Here it is 2024 and I've never heard that Fastball song, The Way. If I've heard it, it didn't make an impact. However, Candlebox did with Far Behind. a huge impact.
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Here it is 2024 and I've never heard that Fastball song, The Way. If I've heard it, it didn't make an impact. However, Candlebox did with Far Behind. a huge impact.
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bryanalstoncoxing
Counting Blue Cars by Dishwalla
Use Your Heart by SWV
Woman by Neneh Cherry
You Gotta Be by Des’ree
Can’t You Trip Like I Do by Filter
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Counting Blue Cars by Dishwalla
Use Your Heart by SWV
Woman by Neneh Cherry
You Gotta Be by Des’ree
Can’t You Trip Like I Do by Filter
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djg5950
I never forgot how awesome The Way (although I never knew the title or artist) and How Bizarre were. I've always loved those two songs.
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I never forgot how awesome The Way (although I never knew the title or artist) and How Bizarre were. I've always loved those two songs.
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chrisv. h. 2307
My favorite (largely) forgotten 90s songs: If You Love Me by Brownstone, Counting Blue Cars by Dishwalla, and Simarik by Tarkan
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My favorite (largely) forgotten 90s songs: If You Love Me by Brownstone, Counting Blue Cars by Dishwalla, and Simarik by Tarkan
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Jamal-bl7yh
Candlebox Is Amazing I Heard Half To Most of their 90's catalog first heard them on MTV Classic formerly VH1 Classic In 2020
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Candlebox Is Amazing I Heard Half To Most of their 90's catalog first heard them on MTV Classic formerly VH1 Classic In 2020
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