My son is so jealous that I grew up in the 1900's. Everything they have now is.....Well NOTHING, but a computer 💻🖥️ boring! I do believe being a child in the 80s and a teenager in the 90s was the absolute best era! Smelly ✏️ pencils & scratch n sniff stickers, Wolfgang candy fundraisers with that pencil box, jumping rope with the rope busters at my school, and passing notes to friends. OMG I miss those days.
So cool! I just found this channel today. I grew up in the '90s and having Lisa Frank anything was a must. I had notebooks, folders, etc! I had quite a few of these items from this video as well. This video was definitely a fun nostalgia trip for me. You've got a new subscriber
Drew the 'S' on everything. Also had POGS in school until the school banned them. One of my elementary schools forbade Trapper Keepers for some reason too. Also Yikes pencils too! Can't get any more 90's than that.
I feel like the 90s was the last good decade of kids doing harmless, albeit physically dangerous things 🤣 I'm surprised ANY of us have fully functional eyes considering that many of our toys and games included hard/pointy/sharp objects flying in random directions without warning!
I still have an unopened pack of black and holographic Yikes pencils. I think this makes me 90's rich. Or just lucky. Scholastic was magical, and Goosebumps ruled. Kid's horror definitely hit its peak in the 90's. We had a POG shop in our local cheap mall, and they would give discounts on bulk POG purchases if you brought in a report card with A's. Lisa Frank was my Mary Kay Letourneau, and I was her Vili Fualaau. Also, that damn "S" was everywhere and then was suddenly nowhere. It was odd. Very odd.
Ahhh. Those and the giant multicolored parachute were signs that gym class was about to be bomb af!! And yes the butt scooters were fun, until you ran over your own fingers with them. Ouch!
When I was in 5th grade “sweet breath” had just came out. My school banded them and confiscated them. I was friends with some of the “bad” kids. They thought they were cool because it had alcohol in it😂 I can remember my friend having to empty her desk. She had like 20 little bottles.😂😂
Around the year 2000 i went to a new school that was more high tech and just better .my 90s school had no computers a priest and unhinged bullies and the teachers themselves were basically bullies and would probably get in trouble if they still acted like that a few years later . the new school had bigger buildings and was more modern and fun .so i view the difference between a 90s school and 2000s school as a very big deal .but it was probably a slower change for most people .
i'd like to see a video about anime in the 90's. namely how little the west actually knew what anime was to the point of getting things like a single blockbuster rack that had everything from pokemon to borderline hentai. it was a weird time that needs to be talked about more.
people thought it was all for kids they would put akira in the kids vhs section next to lion king and wondered why people got angry . same with early western adult cartoons like south park .
@@belstar1128 people got really pissed when perfect blue hit western theaters and parents were wondering why there were seral killers in this cartoon movie. thank god anime has gotten big enough in the west that "it's a cartoon so it's for kids" isn't the norm anymore. hell,i'm glad animation as a whole is at least STARTING to be treated as an art and not just something to distract your kids with for a bit.
Schools in northern American need school, as much as Japan has days off, 365. School need more substitute teachers for the summer, the health of students, do turn out unhealthy.
My son is so jealous that I grew up in the 1900's. Everything they have now is.....Well NOTHING, but a computer 💻🖥️ boring! I do believe being a child in the 80s and a teenager in the 90s was the absolute best era! Smelly ✏️ pencils & scratch n sniff stickers, Wolfgang candy fundraisers with that pencil box, jumping rope with the rope busters at my school, and passing notes to friends. OMG I miss those days.
Thanks for sharing!
I grew up in the 1890s and every one's jealous of me for some reason
So cool! I just found this channel today. I grew up in the '90s and having Lisa Frank anything was a must. I had notebooks, folders, etc! I had quite a few of these items from this video as well.
This video was definitely a fun nostalgia trip for me. You've got a new subscriber
Thanks, glad you enjoyed!
Drew the 'S' on everything. Also had POGS in school until the school banned them. One of my elementary schools forbade Trapper Keepers for some reason too. Also Yikes pencils too! Can't get any more 90's than that.
Thanks for your comment. I've never heard of a school banning trapper keepers, that's crazy!
5:08 I actually ordered that Dumb & Dumber book from scholastic! haha good times. 1995
That’s awesome!
Please tell me that was at the book fair? I used to look forward to those almost as much as Christmas!!!
I need a comeback for the yikes pencils
Right?
Can't believe lunch boxes didn't make the list. Still - good video. Nice little trip down memory lane.
Thanks! Good call out on the lunch boxes
I had a goosebumps lunchbox and I still miss that thing
Miss those times
Us too!
I still have a few yikes! Pencils laying around. Good times ❤
Niiiice
I feel like the 90s was the last good decade of kids doing harmless, albeit physically dangerous things 🤣
I'm surprised ANY of us have fully functional eyes considering that many of our toys and games included hard/pointy/sharp objects flying in random directions without warning!
Nailed it
Thanks!
I went to school in the 2000s and I remember a majority of these things too.
Thanks for watching!
Thanks for watching!!
Cool notebooks with stickers
Thise Yikes pencils sharpened so well! I would definitely buy a pack for my kid
I still have an unopened pack of black and holographic Yikes pencils. I think this makes me 90's rich. Or just lucky.
Scholastic was magical, and Goosebumps ruled. Kid's horror definitely hit its peak in the 90's.
We had a POG shop in our local cheap mall, and they would give discounts on bulk POG purchases if you brought in a report card with A's.
Lisa Frank was my Mary Kay Letourneau, and I was her Vili Fualaau.
Also, that damn "S" was everywhere and then was suddenly nowhere. It was odd. Very odd.
That’s so awesome that you still have a pack. Save it forever!
I still have my Scary Stories and Scary Stories Too books that bought from Scholastic in 3rd grade 1991 or 1992.
Keep those forever!
Absolutely!! @@90s-rewind
Ah the memories i smiled the whole video remembering everything in this video playing and owning these things... plus more not included
So glad you liked it!
Man this video made me depressed...I feel old
It’s okay, so do we!
Scooters in gym class!! Please tell me they still have those.
🤞
Ahhh. Those and the giant multicolored parachute were signs that gym class was about to be bomb af!! And yes the butt scooters were fun, until you ran over your own fingers with them. Ouch!
@@InflatablePlane ya that was the worst, or rope climbing burn
I have occasionally done substitute teaching in PE classes and they still had them. And the big parachute too.
I forget how to write the S :( the rich kids had the stretchy book covers and Lisa Frank folders lol
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Reality: COVID
Haha unfortunately true
I would prefer the brown paper back to cover my books. I saw my sister dealing with the contact paper and it was too messy
Marbled Note book? That's what you call them. We had 2 names for it 1. Composition Note book, 2. Black and white note book.
What about laser pointers with different caps!
Ooooh good one!
When I was in 5th grade “sweet breath” had just came out. My school banded them and confiscated them. I was friends with some of the “bad” kids. They thought they were cool because it had alcohol in it😂 I can remember my friend having to empty her desk. She had like 20 little bottles.😂😂
OMG I forgot about those haha
I thought the 'S' was from Stussy... or a very close version!
Around the year 2000 i went to a new school that was more high tech and just better .my 90s school had no computers a priest and unhinged bullies and the teachers themselves were basically bullies and would probably get in trouble if they still acted like that a few years later . the new school had bigger buildings and was more modern and fun .so i view the difference between a 90s school and 2000s school as a very big deal .but it was probably a slower change for most people .
Interesting!
No school shootings was my fav.
Too soon 😬
Columbine happened in the 90s though. But I take your point, it was definitely less common back then compared to now.
i'd like to see a video about anime in the 90's. namely how little the west actually knew what anime was to the point of getting things like a single blockbuster rack that had everything from pokemon to borderline hentai. it was a weird time that needs to be talked about more.
Great suggestion, we will put it on the list of potential episodes. Thanks!
@@90s-rewind you got it.>;3
people thought it was all for kids they would put akira in the kids vhs section next to lion king and wondered why people got angry . same with early western adult cartoons like south park .
they would also release the anime over 10 years after it came out in japan so we were all watching 80s or even 70s anime like gundam
@@belstar1128 people got really pissed when perfect blue hit western theaters and parents were wondering why there were seral killers in this cartoon movie.
thank god anime has gotten big enough in the west that "it's a cartoon so it's for kids" isn't the norm anymore. hell,i'm glad animation as a whole is at least STARTING to be treated as an art and not just something to distract your kids with for a bit.
Schools in northern American need school, as much as Japan has days off, 365. School need more substitute teachers for the summer, the health of students, do turn out unhealthy.