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90's & Millennial Nostalgia Iceberg Explained
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- This is the 90's & Millennial Nostalgia Iceberg Explained.
Icebergs are a collection of trivia, behind the scenes information, rumors, and conspiracies, typically ordered from most common to most obscure.
Many of the top entries are still around today but had their roots or height of their popularity in the 90's.
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Malls,
Marilyn Manson,
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MySpace Top 8,
Beavis and Butt-Head,
Care Bears,
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Good stuff brotha, but you gotta put some respect on the Dewey decimal system. It was the only way, especially if your library had multiple floors. 🍻
Nostalgia is such a powerful feeling that even the suggestion of nostalgia is works with people who weren't even born yet.
Interesting. So nostalgia can be felt via a sort of placebo effect?
@@Maker1 Almost how a psychologist might gauge if you are susceptible to hypnosis. Everything in the ad, from the content to the music says "long for the past" and simply because of empathy we do.
AOL was the catalyst to many arguments in my household. Wether someone was trying to call the house phone for hours but were met with a busy tone or someone picked up the house phone, and kicked you off. The computer would start making noises, everything would slow down, you at that point knew what was coming and are yelling “WHO PICKED UP THE PHONE?!?!,” all the doors would start closing on aim and finally the daunting “goodbye.”
As soon as you said the doors would start closing I immediately remembered the sounds and that exact situation happening. What a different time that was...
Early internet was annoying
The X files theme scared me as a kid! Now my partner and I are watching the series together for the first time. It gives me these little hits of nostalgia just seeing how dated everything in the show is.
It's amazing isn't it! I love being able to get tiny glimpses into our past and the feelings we used to have.
Thank you for sharing. That's so cool. I might have to go back and watch some x files again now! lol.
@@Maker1 I feel the X Files doesn’t get the love and attention it deserves nowadays but I love the cheesy 90’s cgi, makes me feel all kinds of feelings from my childhood. Thanks for making this video btw really took me back to the days of my youth as a 90’s kid.
The new Space Jam movie doesn’t even exist to me and I’m far from the only one who feels that way💯
This video just hits different 💛
-Est. 89
As a previous commenter said, I thought this video had many more views than it actually has! Great video.
I think times were simpler because of a mix of our innocence and because we weren't as connected to everything and everyone all the time. We didn't know about all the problems in the world all the time or saw people talking about their issues everywhere on the internet! It was simpler in a "I don't worry about as much" way to me.
To elaborate on that, I mean we didn't get online and see a bunch of people we don't know talking about their own personal issues or constantly talking about the problems in the world. I still use groups where we prefer to stay on topic (ex. Talking about a certain band) and it's much nicer than places like current Twitter, where it feels like you have to worry about everything!
Part 2 please. or other decades.
yeeee! I know you like that Eminem first entry dawg!
I came very close to crying at this, thank you so fucking much from a fellow elder millenial.
Cheers buddy. 🥂
So glad I grew up before Facebook, Twitter, Tiktok, smartphones, pc culture, mumble rap etc etc..
I wasn't born in the 90s, but I known all of these
Early 2000s kids, where y'all at
Same. Thanks for the comment.
@@Maker1 Love your content my guy, keep it up!
Thanks very much. Will do.
1998 baby here
2001 here! Born at the start of the 3rd Millenium. The original end date for Millennials! Which is why I identify as a Millennial as well. Much to the irritation of my sister, who was born on `92...
A+ video!
LOVE IT! This is a classic video!
You're so slept on, love your vids
S'alright. Imma keep grinding til they wake up. Thanks for the comment mate.
@@Maker1 that a bet man, you don't add a bunch of bullshit in your videos, they are to the point and well put together. These icebergs will shoot your subs up before long.
I searched up iceberg and clicked on this video not realizing this only had 90 views, I thought it would've had 100K minimum.
What a compliment, thank you! Glad you gave the video a shot. :)
The edgy 14-year-old in me can't give up South Park.
Me: A millennial (xennial) who still navigates everywhere by memory or by writing shit down. It's not that bad, honestly.
This is my childhood in a TH-cam video.
i never knew about "the true story of the 3 little pigs", but i practically memorized "the stinky cheese man (and other fairly stupid tales)"
I was born in 97' and while that technically makes me Gen Z I feel nostalgic for Millennial stuff and Gen Z stuff. 😃
I'm 1996 so I'm technically a Millennial but same as you, it's more half and half!
I’m a 90s. Kid. I really want to go back.
Me to, definitely!
I absolutely needed this!!!! 🤘😭
It's funny you mention the flood of notifications on our phones now, because back in the day I remember obsessively checking if someone had replied to a message despite watching a movie or playing a game while messaging them. Puberty plus the early internet made us obsess over weird things that now we'd love to disappear from, ok maybe just mute while I'm fighting a boss in Elden Ring.
I've been looking for an iceberg dedicated to the 90s forever lol
With the technology thing, it depends if you were one of those pseudo millennials that was born in the 80s or one that was born in the 90s. If you were born in the 90s, you grew up with the internet almost always being a part of life. The importance varied, but it was almost always there. Same thing with mobile phones. Honestly, grouping people born in the 80s and 90s is really inaccurate. They should both be considered their own generation.
I agree. I was a late 80's baby so I guess I'm right in between?
But yeah, the discrepancy between an 80s and 90s baby is not classifiable enough.
Thanks for the feedback!
I knew troll dolls had been around for a long time but I didn’t know that had been around since 1959 The main thing people remember about the original troll dolls is the way they smelled You could close your eyes and someone put a troll doll up to your nose and you would know exactly what it was just from the smell💯
Amazing video!
You are so kind. Thanks for the comment, friend.
So we’re all just gonna forget discovery zone was a thing
DZ discovery zone omg! My uncle took me there as a kid. Holy cow. Slipped my mind totally. Good one!
"I'm going, DZ Discovery Zone. Discover what I can do on my own. I can jump, swing crawl, or mountain climb. I could go to the moon, obstacles and all. DZ, where kids wanna be"
Will Smith is more of a Generation X. Most Millennial were toddlers or in early and middle years of grade school which most didn’t watch Fresh Prince on syndication. Maybe on reruns!
(Laughing)
Here’s another objective point of view: As you may know, it was in syndication until 1996 and when viewed after syndication it doesn’t count as part of their generation because even Gen Z could have viewed it after 2001. Right?
Fresh prince is for older millennials
I have to do it, M 21 6f2 NYC. I miss those chat rooms.
Different times, mate... Different times.
At least they'll always be in our memory.
Kids these days can't comprehend it.
I'm a 2000's kid
Video rental stores would actually charge people for not rewinding the tape because so many didn’t💯
Blockbuster, movie rental stores, video rental stores, arcades, 16 bit games, mixtapes, The Oregon Trail, Where In The World is Carmen Sandiego, X-Files, KB Toys, Bubble Tape, Big League Chew, Jock Jams, Now That's What I Call Music, Where's Waldo, TGIF, Netflix by mail, The True Story of the Little Little Pigs, The Stinky Cheese Man and other Fairly Stupid Tales, Yikes Pencils, Pizza Hut Cups...along with Dance Halls, Pool Halls, Diners, Drive-Ins, Pinball Arcades, and Fixing up vehicles will all make a comeback.
I loved watching blockbuster rentals at my grandmothers house. She had a rewinder machine that required the push of a button while you continued to watch tv. Also, miss pogs. Especially my beloved Apollo 13 pogs from Long John Silvers
So as much as I love this video I’m def an X-llenial not a xennial we were a cross from Gen-x and millennial but yes as a millennial you missed a lot of what we experienced 1985 baby!! Great vid tho
Oh wow, I completely forgot about the Stinky Cheese Man!
The malls entry is interesting to me because here in the UK the towns and cities I've lived in/visited all have had very popular shopping centres. I can't speak for the US because I've never been but the stereotype there is that malls are large buildings constructed for that purpose and kind of expect to draw everyone to it even if its far away from existing commercial zones, while in the UK they seem to be built within the commercial hub of a town or city and serve more like an indoor street than a separate building.
I mean I'll be honest, between my hometown and the town I studied in there were about 5 shopping centres and you could definitely see a lot of empty lots in them, but that's also true of external shops, lots of physical stores are shutting due to the ever-increasing use of ecommerce and the monopolisation by certain companies trying to sell everything to everyone... but I still see shopping centres here being that sort of hub that you described even to this day.
The pog in Latin America was called Tazos and you can find them in Frito Lay chips. So even do I wasn't there I got so curious to the point that I wanted the Los Caballeros del zodiaco Tazos collection with the chip bag and with the binder until I found one on eBay being expensive.
Life was simpler back then because we were kids and we didn't care about a lot of things in life we just want to have fun and enjoy what we had I really enjoyed your segment you really brought me back to my childhood so I had the time period to go to that's where I will go to me and you had a lot of things in common I did a lot of those things too in the 90s
90's were the best.
Thanks for watching friend.
Not gonna lie when I heard you got mail I got a little excited...
Haha. Simpler times.
The 90s: The Last Great Decade
Was totally caught off guard by OJ Simpson visual when you were speaking about transit from analog to digital. Was there a reference that I missed? 😂
To your ending question it was both
I suppose that makes sense. Perhaps that gap will only increase as technology evolves. Thanks for the comments mate.
I agree too, rolling around on my power rangers big wheel without a care in the world.
@@theworstactionhero9186 Wow, how could I forget about big wheels? Those things were legit af. And what a true sentiment. When your biggest worry in life is wondering when dinner will be ready...
@@Maker1 you ain't lieing.
Especially when they talk about nostalgia on TH-cam.
I love how most of these things would apply to 2000s as well if you lived in former eastern block. So even though I'm technically early zoomer (1997), I recognize most of these things from my childhood instead of more modern things.
I'm a gen z who likes nostalgia are big fan of millennial and gen z nostalgia
Weird you say you were too young to properly remember Muppet Babies yet you remember enough about the internet in the 90s. I didn't start to use the internet until the 2000s, but remember Muppet Babies, Carmen Sandiego, recording radio songs. Also, I thought Care Bears was an 80s cartoon.
When cell phones first came out they looked like cordless phones then eventually cordless phones started looking like cell phones FACTS😂
5:56 My dad tought back then that Beavis and Butt-head is the startingpoint of world falling apart. XD How far we come since!!...
8:29 completely. I remember there were stickers that had her and other female pop stars of the time my friends and I used to get from Pizza Hut and yeahhhh, those "feelings" were something else lmao
"You have died of Dysentery"
I’m wanna laugh right now because I saw South Park 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 I didn’t expect THAT to be on here
Eletronics boutique still exists as Eb Games
Good job, brethren.
Thank you very much.
I definitely had a balancing bird toy but I ended up having to throw it away because one of the weights came out of it somehow I still don’t know how because it wasn’t broken I went to play with it one day and one of the weight was just gone🤔🙄😒
being born in 1996 i dont know anything about 90s at all
Earbuds were around when walkmans were new but they weren’t wireless and most people didn’t have them The only pair I ever had came with my original Gameboy and I hated them because you always have to clean earwax off of them The biggest reason I’ve only had one pair in my life💯
I made it to silly putty... get me my walker and change my depends...
Remember the robopuchi?
I hated Power Rangers when all my friends thought they were cool because the fights looked fake as hell💯
Lemme say something as a musician of over 20 years Hanson was a band if young boys but they were not a boy band they were and are talented musicians that played instruments and wrote they're own songs the music was way different too thank you and peace out..nice video tho for sure
Right maybe new kids on the block or five thought the same
Ah...the Tom Green Sbow, it's not the green Tom show, it was his fav o rite show, because it was his show itsthetomgreenshow.
Lol I had a crush on sporty spice. Posh had a conspiracy that she was a man in the 90s I remember wondering watching the movie😆 by the way the movie was good lol
Needs more Nu Metal.
Good times. Some of this stuff was never a thing in european side of the world, or at least I've never heard of it back then, i.e. N'Sync, Will Smith, Og Space Jam, Oj Simpson, Sandlot, AOL, Oregon Trail, Goosebumps, pog, Lucky Rabbits Foot, Bop It, Tom Green, Dinosaurs, How rude, Jock James, Silly Putty Eggs, etc... but most of it was universal even if it originated in US.
nah nah see AOL messenger was nothing compared to MSN messenger that shit was OG
😭😭 I love being a millenial
I was too cool for Pokémon cards. My 3rd edition Magic: The Gathering cards were way niftier.
Oddly, I did get dates. But I never told them about my M:TG cards.
I'm so old The Simpsons was too risqué for my parents too approve of.
I was before Toonami. I had to wait every Sunday morning for a new episode, and repeats for 2 years thanks to the Ocean Dub fallout meant I didn't see Goku's new abilities until I lost my virginity. I had to get the Japanese subs from Hawaii to know what happened!
Nobody loved Smith for Wild Wild West. We just forgave him for it. Along with Kevin Kline.
I graduated in 2001. If you had a Tamagachi you didn't date. Like, ever.
Goddamn, I can't even go on. Such teenage nostalgia!!! I had a blast watching this.
BTW, I got many dates off MySpace. Facebook and Twitter can't say that.
That's awesome! I'm glad you enjoyed it. You are a few years older than me and a LOT cooler than me lol. I didn't start dating until college. Thanks for watching and thanks for the great comment. Cheers mate.
@@Maker1 Oh, I am not cool. Just an old man enjoying your videos!
I really enjoyed this video until you said, "Ore-GONE" trail...
jock james?????
dang
Care bears was a 80s thing
You're right. Thanks for the comment.
@@Maker1 I only know cause I got one for my first birthday but I love your iceberg videos
I think I did too. I'm impressed you remember it though. You're around, what 1985? 86?
I late end of 84
@@garlandwest2257 84 baby, the sweet spot of 80s leftovers growing with 90s innovation. I remember when Madeline and Fraggle Rock was shown on HBO early in the morning.
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Tom Green had his nut cancer surgery done on live TV then showed what they took out in a clear plastic bag Yeah it was definitely for adults💯😂🤢
Pagers synonymous with upper class business folks??🤔😂🤣 When I think of pagers I immediately think of drug dealers FACTS
All this crap is from the late 90s early 2000s.Damn 90s baby's don't know nothing about the 90s.The second half was good alot more fron pre 95.