Bird is da Word You do realize only kids like 10 and under didnt have these things, right? Anybody over that had these for like at least half or more of their childhood. Thats why these lists are so stupid. The exact same things were around in the early 2000s as the 1990s, with a few exceptions
Wizborg that’s nothing.....1974 for me! The late 80’s and 90’s were my forever young! Lycra, pretty woman dress, big blonde hair....and nite flight CD! Lol!
The magic of childhood has been taken away for many. Parents have done that, instead of being involved. Many have been raised by TV and the internet, look at us now.
I'm 65 and you may have to age but you never have to grow old. Enjoy the process. Do your own thing. I just put 373 gears in my Mustang, cold air intake, shorty headers and a better throttle body. Why? Because I'm 65 going on 26 and it's fun. Remake a childhood your way.
@@thefuck7175 I mean, what's class got to do with anything? I recognize her as a former pornstar. It is what it is....betcha I'm not the only one who recognized her either.
David Broughall LOL. What about 50- 60 - 70s? Computers required a large room. Party lines. Heck first couple homes I remember had outhouses. I'm ancient and now seriously depressed. LOL
I was an AV guy in elementary school, would load the projectors with a predetermined film reel wheel them into the different classes on various days. Would get out of class for 10 to 15 minutes when the projector messed up would go rethread the film and hangout to make sure it was working properly. The cool teachers would allow us to watch some of the films backward at the end of its showing for a few minutes to kill time before the class ended. Good for a few laughs.
I grew up in the 80's and 90's in the Deep South (Mississippi). We weren't allowed inside the house until it was time to eat or sleep. We played outside in the woods and had to actually use our IMAGINATION! I didn't have the internet until was I was out of high school. When I went to school, everyone had a gun in their trucks or cars and no one ever got shot! I remember when I was in sixth grade I had to buy a gift for my friend for the class Christman party. I bought him some 30-06 ammo for his hunting rifle. My daughter just turned 14 and even though she does love her smart phone, lucky for me she is a southern girl and likes to shoot guns and play sports.
Mississippi Rebel.. yeah, me too...Arkansas...I remember my whole childhood my hair was white blonde from the sun... I stay out of it now, too old for the sun ⛅😨
facepalm, it was a beautiful message until you start talking about guns lel hope you will not combine your imagination and your weapons while at school xd
8:37 That's totally me recording a song. Then going to the store to see if I can figure out the name of the song. And then leaving the store empty handed because I couldn't find it. lol'
I'm a 90s kid. I didn't know porn was so easily accessible till my late 20s. I could've been an adult entertainer myself ( dancing) for several yrs ( on & off) & still didn't know about porn. I have no clue who she is. And i never even bothered w/ social media till prob 2011.also, I used to absolutely hate ppl taking pics of me.
@@raydology9584 You know... I never thought about it like that, but those damn commercials make so much difference. I'm trying to drop back down 180 from 200 and always going to bed hungry after a light dinner, and those damned fast food commercials continuously come on showing cheeseburgers, and cheese and bacon fries, and extra cheesy pizza, and I get increasingly pissed off with each one. lol
I didn't see a dial phone with a four prong plug, or a toy M1 that shot spring loaded plastic tips. Hand grass & bush shears, lawn darts, Antmen, flip up phonograph playing 45s. The kids playing in the creek was the best! and every body new what poison Ivy looked like.That's childhood. Now you have to stay on the path.
I was born in 2001 and everything there I had gone through as well. Just for a shorter amount of time. And I really regret that the 8-10 year old me didnt appreciate what we had before.
Born in 64. Nice that you realize that now. Enjoy what you have now, because sooner than you think, you will be calling this time right now, "The good old days"! Take care young man.
Oh, I so miss the 80's and 90's girls. I also miss being young. H.S. Grad of 1980. When I think I'm getting over getting close to 60 and I see a video like this. 😔
I was born before plastic, mull that over. Your entire world was invented after I was born 1951. I finished high school with out a calculator, never had an air conditioned class room. The personal communicator on Star Trek the tv show was totally mind blowing.
Chances are that if you came of age during the internet's infancy you still retained the ability to not get bored easily to this day or get easily offended for that matter.
1:35 when I was in school and it was time to watch a movie, you took the cart to the classroom, but it had a movie projector on it. each class had it's own projection screen.
I hate how adults pretend that these are uniquely 90's things. As someone born in 2004, I can tell you that a lot of these are just being a kid, no matter when you were born.
Hey Nathan, every generation do this, is to have a sense of belonging, also if the things that represents you are portrayed as "good things" that positive reinforcement makes you feel better and consume that, this nostalgia is used in the movie industry for example, all of this is just an advertising move, and it will happen with your generation, fight for your individuality, don't be a sheep, question everything and learn more. Sorry on behalf of the self entitled 90's kids.
It's not "adults" it's only some of the kids that grew up in the 90s, and some of the kids who pretend they grew up in the 90s. I was born in '77, and so grew up in the 80s, and we didn't lord that over the younger kids. Plus, that made me a teen all the way through the 90s, and it wasn't as cool as the "90's kids" pretend it was. Nirvana didn't become revered until AFTER Cobain died. Before that, it was just another hit rock band that only angry kids listened to. lol
To reiterate my point, it's not adults, because I'm an adult, and I get sick of the "90's kids" doing it too. They just come off pathetic and desperate to appear cool when they do it. The ACTUAL cool people never do or did that.
@@Parallaxus this phenomenon is more apparent with the close generation and the overcrowding of the internet (with his popularity and accessibility) Elvis Presley, the Beatles, Jimmy Hendrix, the doors, Michael Jackson are similar to the Nirvana situation, kitsch parties, rockabilly restaurant, the return of hippie and hipster lifestyle are also concrete evidence on how this cultural necessity is a cycle, but there is plenty of evidence that every generation does the "my childhood/adolescent was better than yours" and the validation that follow, in the "90's kids" is more apparent because the close relationship with pc booming, internet accessibility and meme culture, and put paradoxically others "childhood elistist" use this point to trash 90's kids and argument positive about their own childhood experience, you being a good example of this phenomenon.
Just to be careful, I think is outside the discussion my use of grammar, but nonetheless is not an excuse, I'm sorry if I make some mistakes, English is not my native language.
Frank, remember when a T.V. was like furniture and if it had a remote control it would 'clack'? We would ask where's the clacker. And, hi-fi radios were huge wooden furniture's with cabinets for Lp's. I remember a hit song my folks played called 'Oh, When the Saints Come Marching In.' My dad would try to do the twist to it. I cherished my old Encyclopedia Britannica's. Yeah, I'm class of '49 too, August.
Those juggs were amazing. I remember the teacher wheeling in the TV/vcr cart with a big strap holding the TV down, loved that versus the usual class. And I was born in '69 and had more fun.
American Bandstand, Soul Train, Kasy Kasum America's Top 40 and protest music. Best guitar rife on the planet 1976 th-cam.com/video/fuZyMx2NXZM/w-d-xo.html&start_radio=1 Starts at about 6-47 into it...awesome! Nothing compares to 60's 70's rock. Peace
I have been YT binging all day, but only THIS got me to laugh out loud "You do not know fear until a poster falls off the wall in the middle of the night" Literally lol !!!!
So true. I grew up as kid in the 70’s and 80’s. Always liked the die cast toys and plastic action figures myself. As a boy growing up and “playing” outside with all the kids in the street, there was nothing better. This is a great clip and made me really think about the past and appreciating the times l grew up in.
You know them, but were they all there was? Or did you know other things too? Like laptops, smartphones, DVDs, CDs, HD TVs, and other stuff like that. Being a 90's kid means spending a big part of your life without most of that
You know them, but were they all there was? Or did you know other things too? Like laptops, smartphones, DVDs, CDs, HD TVs, and other stuff like that. Being a 90's kid means spending a big part of your life without most of that
jake771 Except most people in this comment section from the 90’s. Why don’t you 00’s kids go comment on a 00’s kids video and leave this 90’s kids video to the people from the 90’s
And the “80’s.” Loved it back in the day!!!! It was awesome when my sister, who was two years older than I was, would have all her friends over. All her friends would run around the house half naked. I got all the eye candy I could stand.
dave patterson In the UK, when TV broadcasting restarted after WW2, there was only one channel - can remember getting a converter box to receive the new-fangled ITV. Father still had an older car that could be hand-cranked to start it.
I'm just a wee bit behind you (1962). I witnessed the birth of color tv. Cell phones were a boomerang antenna on the trunk of a full size Cadillac. I still listen to old lamp radios and, my grandfather still used old agitators laundry machine with those 2 rubber rollers/wringers up til the early 80's. I really miss toys that you had to put together (crystal radios, tinker toys, erector sets) and, who can forget, the piece of foil from a Coffee Crisp when you started to chew.....Watery mouth...
@@markw3598 We had an old black dial phone with sharp edges, on a party line (!) with all the neighbors. All the old biddies listened to your business.
Kids these days wants the latest phone or any kinds of modern technology but I'm just 13 and all I want is Hotwheels, a vintage AC Cobra, JDM Cars and a sketchpad. I still do things 90's kids do back in the day even though I was born on 2005.
What's wrong with you lot? I grew up in the 90s and liked it but times change. Some of you go on like it's a bad thing how kids today are experiencing life completely different from you. "Oh we didn't have smartphones, we just played outside and used our imagination" or "they are missing out on REAL fun". FFS just let it go already! How kids today are raised with the technology that we 90s people didn't have isn't a bad thing. Sure you can become obsessed, just like how adults become obsessed with women, alcohol, drugs, sports and the like, but there is nothing wrong with today's technology. Just use it in moderation and you'll be fine. You have your preferences and kids today have theirs. Neither side is wrong. So reminisce on your past, but don't let it define your future. Leave the kids to enjoy life their way.
I have memories that kids for many generations in one form or another share. By going and actually doing things. Computer games and chatting can be lots of fun. But go ride a bike or a dirt bike or quad or snowmobile or go camping ride a horse buils up a fast old car or make a bad ass 4x4 truck and go off roading. Shoot guns skeet or hunting fishing. I dont see many young people doing these things today.
@@markc6207 you're not in the right area. In my area (Town) people love doing the things you mentioned, including the kids. I've done half those things myself (never built any vehicles)
I remember when I have to use the phone cable to connect my father's PC to the internet. & the dial up sound. & the DOS games my older siblings didn't teach me how to enter & play by myself lol
Best TH-cam video ever, I felt so nostalgic it brought tears of happiness. Watching it I traveld back in time to happy days it seamed was easier and simplier to have fun and be happy than today is for kids. Love it, keep up good work.
When for some reason I was literally the only kid who missed out on the Macarena and for some reason still haven’t learned it today yet all of your peers know it by heart...
Ah so many memories. Especially the MTV stuff. Trying to get home from school in time to catch Carson Daily on TRL. Watching Beavis and Butthead on Friday nights
I was born in 79... Things change... Gadgets evolve... What we've truly lost is the simplicity in life...
Bird is da Word You do realize only kids like 10 and under didnt have these things, right? Anybody over that had these for like at least half or more of their childhood. Thats why these lists are so stupid. The exact same things were around in the early 2000s as the 1990s, with a few exceptions
Will
Yep i’m from 2006 and i used to do more 90’s stuff more until now
Well i do alot of tech stuff now so o guess i’m no longer part of the old dey
I’m from 2004 and I wasn’t given technology or the internet until 2013
So now you are 38?
‘73, and you are too right...
Not only made me smile but made me cry. Those were the days
I know
Pussy
89 baby getting old
Ikr.. 1980 getting and feeling old here...
Wizborg that’s nothing.....1974 for me! The late 80’s and 90’s were my forever young! Lycra, pretty woman dress, big blonde hair....and nite flight CD! Lol!
I was born in 2003 and i still had like 80% of these things...
RobFlex you can tell you were born post 2000 because you said like
@@zachhooson644 it's.. a word..?
Same
You ain't a 90s kid
No you did not.
The magic of childhood has been taken away for many. Parents have done that, instead of being involved. Many have been raised by TV and the internet, look at us now.
I'm 65 and you may have to age but you never have to grow old. Enjoy the process. Do your own thing. I just put 373 gears in my Mustang, cold air intake, shorty headers and a better throttle body. Why? Because I'm 65 going on 26 and it's fun.
Remake a childhood your way.
Life is way to short not to have fun, 60 here.
0:42 is probably what everyone came here for, but it has nothing to do with the 90s.
Yep!!!!!
. . . . THAT was your MOM ? . . . Wow !
@@jacobyrassilon ah yes you are a man of class
@@jacobyrassilon But we did not see her, or women like her, every day.
@@thefuck7175 I mean, what's class got to do with anything? I recognize her as a former pornstar. It is what it is....betcha I'm not the only one who recognized her either.
Just went to a primary school concert and a group of kids did the Macarena. Thank-you Hotel Transylvania 3 for bringing this back. Lol 🌻
"No internet starter pack." I love it. Spent hours and hours on that stuff.
This had me crying and laughing at the same time. Thanks for the memories.
1:34 Got you beat on that one. Film reels and projectors. Any of you know what I'm talking about?
I still have our old projector. I think it's 8mm. Reels too and it still works
David Broughall I still have 8mm films and equipment. And they still work.
David Broughall
LOL. What about 50- 60 - 70s?
Computers required a large room. Party lines. Heck first couple homes I remember had outhouses. I'm ancient and now seriously depressed. LOL
I was an AV guy in elementary school, would load the projectors with a predetermined film reel wheel them into the different classes on various days. Would get out of class for 10 to 15 minutes when the projector messed up would go rethread the film and hangout to make sure it was working properly.
The cool teachers would allow us to watch some of the films backward at the end of its showing for a few minutes to kill time before the class ended. Good for a few laughs.
I remember
Actually I think this applies to early 2000s kids also
It applies to pretty much everyone I believe.
Yeah I was born in 2002 and saw most of these things as a child.
No.no it doesnt
agreed i was born i 2003 and a lot of this stuff
One True God yeah it does and you know it lol
Kinda makes me teary eyed. Happy I grew up with these simple yet memorable moments.
"WOW..!! Beautiful And Wonderful Trip Down Memory Lane..!! Thank You..!!" 👍❤
Gads, that made me feel old! I am an Engineer and I still think my smart phone is magic.
I love that exclamation. Hadn't heard it in years.
Sounds like you actually appreciate the marvel of technology. Love rediscovering the feeling of marvelling at what I take for granted most of the time
I agree, most people don't appreciate the advanced technology in their pocket ! ... my laptop in college didn't have all this power.
I grew up in the 80's and 90's in the Deep South (Mississippi). We weren't allowed inside the house until it was time to eat or sleep. We played outside in the woods and had to actually use our IMAGINATION! I didn't have the internet until was I was out of high school. When I went to school, everyone had a gun in their trucks or cars and no one ever got shot! I remember when I was in sixth grade I had to buy a gift for my friend for the class Christman party. I bought him some 30-06 ammo for his hunting rifle.
My daughter just turned 14 and even though she does love her smart phone, lucky for me she is a southern girl and likes to shoot guns and play sports.
Same here in the Midwest. Glad to hear you're raising your daughter right
In town you went home when street lights went on
Mississippi Rebel.. yeah, me too...Arkansas...I remember my whole childhood my hair was white blonde from the sun... I stay out of it now, too old for the sun ⛅😨
ok, aaannnddd?
facepalm, it was a beautiful message until you start talking about guns lel hope you will not combine your imagination and your weapons while at school xd
8:37 That's totally me recording
a song. Then going to the store
to see if I can figure out the name
of the song. And then leaving the
store empty handed because I
couldn't find it. lol'
Trust me, you didnt see girls like Christy Canyon all over the place in the 90s. She was on her own level of awesomeness
Right? Was just about to say something like that, figured someone beat me to it lol
@@budgetguncinema7777 That's right. There was good reason she was a famous porn star.
I'm a 90s kid. I didn't know porn was so easily accessible till my late 20s. I could've been an adult entertainer myself ( dancing) for several yrs ( on & off) & still didn't know about porn. I have no clue who she is. And i never even bothered w/ social media till prob 2011.also, I used to absolutely hate ppl taking pics of me.
@@Parallaxus she never had a TV, with lots of commercials for fast food! 😁
@@raydology9584 You know... I never thought about it like that, but those damn commercials make so much difference. I'm trying to drop back down 180 from 200 and always going to bed hungry after a light dinner, and those damned fast food commercials continuously come on showing cheeseburgers, and cheese and bacon fries, and extra cheesy pizza, and I get increasingly pissed off with each one. lol
Remember when, if you found a whole Indian on your tootsie roll pop wrapper, you could go to the store and exchange it for a free tootsie roll pop?
scott fox Yep.
Now I feel old thanks
I loved that one. Got 4 in a row and after that the store guy said no more lol
I used to collect blue star caps from sunset sarsaparilla!
Yep
I didn't see a dial phone with a four prong plug, or a toy M1 that shot spring loaded plastic tips. Hand grass & bush shears, lawn darts, Antmen, flip up phonograph playing 45s. The kids playing in the creek was the best! and every body new what poison Ivy looked like.That's childhood. Now you have to stay on the path.
Lawn dartsssss I still have one haha
Still have the scar...
@@theghost7277
Is that why you are now a ghost?
@@stephenolan5539 .......how do you know this....🤔😏
The real Jart's! They were totally awesome! Ours were sharpened LOL
i had a sticker collection in the 70's
wacky packages.....ex...gulp oil, leaves your engine gulping for air
kung fu cards
Man thank you for that trip down memory lane. To this day the scariest moment of my life was a poster falling off my wall on to me sound asleep.
I still remember when Mtv first aired and the very first video. Things were so much better then.
They actually showed videos
I remember. Was it Video killed the Radio Star?
@@johnferguson3026 the buggles
I believe it was The Cars: Money for Nothing
@@scottmottazsr7370 money for nothing is by "dire straights"
I was born in 2001 and everything there I had gone through as well. Just for a shorter amount of time. And I really regret that the 8-10 year old me didnt appreciate what we had before.
I don't think we can at that age.
Born in 64. Nice that you realize that now. Enjoy what you have now, because sooner than you think, you will be calling this time right now, "The good old days"! Take care young man.
I was born in 1982. I remember all these!!
Hah! Same but from an island.
I in 91, i think about the past and good times every day, most of my peers forgot where they came from and its sad but i have my memories
1982 here also. Mixed emotions. Lonely and Happy!
The one that got me was the fashion. Truly horrendous.
Holy Crap this brings back so many great memories!
Cute. Now do it for me growing up in the late 1940's and early 1950's. Then I'll laugh with tears.
Oh, I so miss the 80's and 90's girls. I also miss being young. H.S. Grad of 1980. When I think I'm getting over getting close to 60 and I see a video like this. 😔
Thanks. Glad to see more of the 90's spin... Much of this also resonates with earlier decades too. '80's, '70's...
Remember the days back in 1st grade, when someone would get called to the office, everyone in the classroom when go, oooooooooooooooooooooooo!
This takes me back!
9:53 i laughed so hard cause the sound is litteraly writed in my mind for ever xd
I'm not that far in, yet, but I gots to guess: dial up modem
*edit* oh, no, that's way better
I was born in 97 and still remember a lot of this stuff. Wish I was born earlier to experience high school in the 90’s
Didnt grow up in the 90s but still can relate to these. Such simpler times they were
7:07
*realizes that I just made one 30 minutes ago*
*sigh*
I still have my butterfly hair clips!!
I was born before plastic, mull that over. Your entire world was invented after I was born 1951. I finished high school with out a calculator, never had an air conditioned class room. The personal communicator on Star Trek the tv show was totally mind blowing.
Bakealite was a form of plastic back in your day just sayin
Plastics have been around since 1907
I grew up in 2006.
Still know a lot of things and love them.
Chances are that if you came of age during the internet's infancy you still retained the ability to not get bored easily to this day or get easily offended for that matter.
Even if you matured when you thought that FM stood for "Fucking Magic"....your observation is SO true
born 70s luvd the 80s growing up
The piece of pencil and eating the candy with pieces of paper were the best. I was walking down memory lane. Nice to remember. Thank you!!!
1:35 when I was in school and it was time to watch a movie, you took the cart to the classroom, but it had a movie projector on it. each class had it's own projection screen.
When you realize that in one day, you will have been born 30 years ago.. (time of posting)..
Or when you've been out of school for 30 years. Lol
I hate how adults pretend that these are uniquely 90's things. As someone born in 2004, I can tell you that a lot of these are just being a kid, no matter when you were born.
Hey Nathan, every generation do this, is to have a sense of belonging, also if the things that represents you are portrayed as "good things" that positive reinforcement makes you feel better and consume that, this nostalgia is used in the movie industry for example, all of this is just an advertising move, and it will happen with your generation, fight for your individuality, don't be a sheep, question everything and learn more.
Sorry on behalf of the self entitled 90's kids.
It's not "adults" it's only some of the kids that grew up in the 90s, and some of the kids who pretend they grew up in the 90s. I was born in '77, and so grew up in the 80s, and we didn't lord that over the younger kids. Plus, that made me a teen all the way through the 90s, and it wasn't as cool as the "90's kids" pretend it was. Nirvana didn't become revered until AFTER Cobain died. Before that, it was just another hit rock band that only angry kids listened to. lol
To reiterate my point, it's not adults, because I'm an adult, and I get sick of the "90's kids" doing it too. They just come off pathetic and desperate to appear cool when they do it. The ACTUAL cool people never do or did that.
@@Parallaxus this phenomenon is more apparent with the close generation and the overcrowding of the internet (with his popularity and accessibility) Elvis Presley, the Beatles, Jimmy Hendrix, the doors, Michael Jackson are similar to the Nirvana situation, kitsch parties, rockabilly restaurant, the return of hippie and hipster lifestyle are also concrete evidence on how this cultural necessity is a cycle, but there is plenty of evidence that every generation does the "my childhood/adolescent was better than yours" and the validation that follow, in the "90's kids" is more apparent because the close relationship with pc booming, internet accessibility and meme culture, and put paradoxically others "childhood elistist" use this point to trash 90's kids and argument positive about their own childhood experience, you being a good example of this phenomenon.
Just to be careful, I think is outside the discussion my use of grammar, but nonetheless is not an excuse, I'm sorry if I make some mistakes, English is not my native language.
😂😂😂 omg i was around for all this lol how things have changed
I've been go through some of these unforgettable stuffs that i can't forget. 90s was amazing.
Most of my 1990s was on a US Navy ship
Which one
Perktube1 first was USS IwoJima LPH-2 in Desert Storm until decommissioning in 1993 and the. The USS LaSalle AGF-3. Left the LaSalle in 1996.
were you shooting down SCUDs? God bless you!
Meek Suave no. Was deep down at the bottom of the ship working in the engine room.
Thank you for your service sir 🇺🇸
Born 1949. Trust me, my youth was a whole lot more low tech than any of these! - Oh, we did have TV , 0:22 and a lot of 0:44.
Frank, remember when a T.V. was like furniture and if it had a remote control it would 'clack'? We would ask where's the clacker. And, hi-fi radios were huge wooden furniture's with cabinets for Lp's. I remember a hit song my folks played called 'Oh, When the Saints Come Marching In.' My dad would try to do the twist to it. I cherished my old Encyclopedia Britannica's. Yeah, I'm class of '49 too, August.
I was also born in 49. Our MTV was Lawrence Welk.
Ofc it was different the world just finished another god damn world war
Frank Bishop
Remember TV was generally about 3 VHF & few fuzzy UHF channels with a roof antenna and rotor. But it was Free!
I was born in 69 closer to what you had.
Almost crying of all the nostalgia... I really miss that THX opening, best way to test your surround sound and hearing at the same time xD
Those juggs were amazing. I remember the teacher wheeling in the TV/vcr cart with a big strap holding the TV down, loved that versus the usual class. And I was born in '69 and had more fun.
I can remember the bell bottom jeans from the early 70s as I wore those jean's myself & I'm in my 60s. LOL
American Bandstand, Soul Train, Kasy Kasum America's Top 40 and protest music.
Best guitar rife on the planet 1976
th-cam.com/video/fuZyMx2NXZM/w-d-xo.html&start_radio=1
Starts at about 6-47 into it...awesome! Nothing compares to 60's 70's rock.
Peace
Do you remember how many times they got stuck in your bicycle chain ?
Elephant bells....
O m g I remember this I was born in the 70s
this stuff was hi tec ,, i was born in the sixties ,,,
@@tomthompson7400 Eh eh eh ! The AM-FM walkman was quite the luxury.
I have been YT binging all day, but only THIS got me to laugh out loud "You do not know fear until a poster falls off the wall in the middle of the night" Literally lol !!!!
So true. I grew up as kid in the 70’s and 80’s. Always liked the die cast toys and plastic action figures myself. As a boy growing up and “playing” outside with all the kids in the street, there was nothing better. This is a great clip and made me really think about the past and appreciating the times l grew up in.
Lol I was born in 2002 and I remember most of these
Holy shit, I started a war
@Dr. Krieger they see it on youtube, they "experienced" it. Please don't make millennials cry.
Soooo full of crap!!!!
@Dr. Krieger Better than I'm gonna admit!
I was born in 2004 and know what all this shit is
@Dr. Krieger Dude we get it you're old stop rubbing it in peoples faces
let them enjoy things
So good times i am glad i spend my childhood outside and not before computer :)
You're on a computer.
Nope i writed this from phone :D
@@tannershackelford27 he's not A CHILD ANYMORE
This is just a bunch of nostalgia...'hilarious memes' is an overstatement.
I’m gonna be 20 years old making memes about how 2010 kids will never have the struggle of TH-cam buffering.
Or Napster loading from a dial up connection....just take a nap and it will be done
Struggle at 97 kb/sec?? I still remember downloading off Napster at 3.5 kb/sec lol
5mb in 1 day that was awesome now my download speed is 45mb per second xD
IF no one started downloading while you were recording...if so, instant slow down to at least 1.75
Where is the Beloved DvD Screen Saver?, Also the Cheap Prices for Snacks?
007. Remember when it came out and how through some voodoo magic it still holds relevance today. Great video!
the see through shirt making re-appearance in 2018?!
heh im 2004 and i've feel almost al of thoose im si proud of me :D
Born on 2004 We still Have And Play With Those Things...
Ps:im a master at minesweeper
Minesweeper was the best
2004 April 26th, what bout u?
Man in 2008 fallout 3 and call of duty world at war came out, if you played with minesweeper doesn't mean you were exactly on the same possibilities
Good for you I suck ass always have
9:04 Are they driving with the awesome pre-school rug that we all loved to take our sickest Hot-Wheels on a cruise on? lol
Those ruffled baby socks!!! OMG I remember wearing them because of the ZZ Topp video "Legs". :-)
I used to beg my wife to wear those....sooo sexy. 😁
2:24 its from 2045! use your eyes
That summer 99' mix CD.... couldn't put one good song on it
Holy God this deff brings the memory back heell yes
The 90s how I miss my child good so much 😩 man this brought back so much memories good videos
*Christy(๏人 ๏)Canyon* at 0:41
Dude I may have been born on the 2002 but hey I also saw and got to experience some of those so yeah it sounds weird but it's the truth.
And I'm very grateful for all of these thanks mate for reminding me of my childhood
Dude I grew up in the early 2000s i had a lot of these
That shampoo in the toilet is a lifehack. If your poop is like hell. 😂
You don't have to grow up in the 90's to have these
Yeah, I dont know if its so much about having any one of these things, as it is about the whole experience of living in that time, with those things.
I was born in 2003 and growing up I did a lot of these things?
Luke Airsoft yeah same, all these '90s' kids needa just stfu
I was also born 2003. In october the 16th. How bout u?
Bullshit
Born in 2003? that was only 15 years ago-you are still growing up.
You know them, but were they all there was? Or did you know other things too? Like laptops, smartphones, DVDs, CDs, HD TVs, and other stuff like that.
Being a 90's kid means spending a big part of your life without most of that
Man those were the days!.gonna miss them.gonna go shed some tears now,peace . PAPA GUNN ☮️ was there
Amen,amen,amen....
6:51 i've had the same pencil that small for over a year
I was born in 2005 and know 99% of these things
You know them, but were they all there was? Or did you know other things too? Like laptops, smartphones, DVDs, CDs, HD TVs, and other stuff like that.
Being a 90's kid means spending a big part of your life without most of that
@@jopo6445 Nobody cares
jake771 Except most people in this comment section from the 90’s. Why don’t you 00’s kids go comment on a 00’s kids video and leave this 90’s kids video to the people from the 90’s
I was born in 1997 and I only remember about a half of it
jake771 your welcome
Ah... wrong, girls like that are from my high school days in the late "70's" nice try. 0:43
Ultimate_Savage
your so right ! And we could look all we wanted without getting dragged into court and destroyed
@@bulletsonofagun7413 why would you get dragged into court?
The photo is that of Christy Canyon the porn star of the mid 1980's to the early 1990's.
And the “80’s.” Loved it back in the day!!!! It was awesome when my sister, who was two years older than I was, would have all her friends over. All her friends would run around the house half naked. I got all the eye candy I could stand.
nah, at this time they were topless xd
Boy, that’s some real “Kevin Arnold walking back to his house thinking about the choices he made” music.
Why show all this modern day stuff. I grew up in the 50s and 60s. The transistor radio was new and our phones had a party line.
dave patterson In the UK, when TV broadcasting restarted after WW2, there was only one channel - can remember getting a converter box to receive the new-fangled ITV. Father still had an older car that could be hand-cranked to start it.
You had a PHONE!?!?!
I'm just a wee bit behind you (1962). I witnessed the birth of color tv. Cell phones were a boomerang antenna on the trunk of a full size Cadillac. I still listen to old lamp radios and, my grandfather still used old agitators laundry machine with those 2 rubber rollers/wringers up til the early 80's. I really miss toys that you had to put together (crystal radios, tinker toys, erector sets) and, who can forget, the piece of foil from a Coffee Crisp when you started to chew.....Watery mouth...
When I got a transistor radio! I had ARRIVED! 😏
@@markw3598
We had an old black dial phone with sharp edges, on a party line (!) with all the neighbors. All the old biddies listened to your business.
Kids these days wants the latest phone or any kinds of modern technology but I'm just 13 and all I want is Hotwheels, a vintage AC Cobra, JDM Cars and a sketchpad. I still do things 90's kids do back in the day even though I was born on 2005.
Has nothing to do with if you do them or not stop trying
Eyyyeee I was also born in 2005 and also wants hot wheels, instead of a cobra I want a 69 camaro and I love jdm cars, especially the old ones
Yeah especially old ones
Same! I actually related to A lot of these and I'm 13 XD
Buddy I was in 2004 doin all of these things as a kid
I remember having baseball or football games in the front yard. But I also had Atari 2600
I didn't realize how old I really am until I saw this video. Thanks for that.
What's wrong with you lot? I grew up in the 90s and liked it but times change. Some of you go on like it's a bad thing how kids today are experiencing life completely different from you. "Oh we didn't have smartphones, we just played outside and used our imagination" or "they are missing out on REAL fun". FFS just let it go already! How kids today are raised with the technology that we 90s people didn't have isn't a bad thing. Sure you can become obsessed, just like how adults become obsessed with women, alcohol, drugs, sports and the like, but there is nothing wrong with today's technology. Just use it in moderation and you'll be fine. You have your preferences and kids today have theirs. Neither side is wrong. So reminisce on your past, but don't let it define your future. Leave the kids to enjoy life their way.
What's wrong with you maybe you need to let something go it was just a simpler time damn no need to write a paragraph😂
@@jbrandonsss gotta let go of the crap that's trying to force itself out of me. Other than that I'm great
Thanks for saying this man, was getting pretty tired of this comments section.
I have memories that kids for many generations in one form or another share. By going and actually doing things. Computer games and chatting can be lots of fun. But go ride a bike or a dirt bike or quad or snowmobile or go camping ride a horse buils up a fast old car or make a bad ass 4x4 truck and go off roading. Shoot guns skeet or hunting fishing. I dont see many young people doing these things today.
@@markc6207 you're not in the right area. In my area (Town) people love doing the things you mentioned, including the kids. I've done half those things myself (never built any vehicles)
All True as can be #spoiledkidsthesedays 😂
ricardo bol n
You forgot the heavy camcorders
we carried around at an event.
You had to charge the battery the
day before. And bring a blank VHS
tape with you.
Well, I sure got nostalgic over this. Born in 80´s but grew up with all this. Time just flies by, it feels as yesterday....
You forgot the spider solitaire in the starter pack!
I remember when I have to use the phone cable to connect my father's PC to the internet. & the dial up sound. & the DOS games my older siblings didn't teach me how to enter & play by myself lol
I wasn’t born in the 90’s but I still remember my siblings playing with these
when your country is always 10 years in the past so you still understand this memes even though you're a 2000s kid
I remember almost all of those. :(
Yep, all of it.
I was born in 82 and so much of these were part of my youth. Good times. I feel old as dirt thx to this vid. Am I the only one?
This put a big smile on my face. 😊 Thank you. 🤗
Man you really took me down memory lane thanks !
Best TH-cam video ever, I felt so nostalgic it brought tears of happiness. Watching it I traveld back in time to happy days it seamed was easier and simplier to have fun and be happy than today is for kids. Love it, keep up good work.
i was onky growing up during the transition of the good stuff to td, and i gotta admit, i miss almost all of these lmao...im 14 :)
When for some reason I was literally the only kid who missed out on the Macarena and for some reason still haven’t learned it today yet all of your peers know it by heart...
This instantly put a HUGE smile on my face. 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
Ah so many memories. Especially the MTV stuff. Trying to get home from school in time to catch Carson Daily on TRL. Watching Beavis and Butthead on Friday nights