I miss my easy bake oven! We didn’t come inside until the lights came on at night! I was born in 1985 and I loved all of these! Thanks for the nostalgia flashback!
I remember candy cigarettes. I haven’t seen those around in years. I actually used to watch brain surge on Nickelodeon. It was one of my favorite shows.
Favorite memory from back then was coming home Friday night sleepover with friends. Some pizza ordered, a movie rented from blockbuster, and end the night with friends and brothers playing N64. Those were the days
As a kid of the 90’s and having seen Nirvana, Pearl Jam, STP and Temple of the Dog live I’ll admit it truly was an amazing time. Sucks so many ended up dead. RIP Kurt Cobain, Layne Staley, Chris Cornell and Scott Wyland, Andrew Wood!
Out all the things I loved about the 90s, BlockBuster is the one I absolutely miss the most. Going to BlockBuster every Friday to rent some movies and video games plus grabbing some popcorn, candy & soda was the highlight of my weekends and an experience that streaming cannot replicate today imho.
I really miss that time, not that there's anything wrong with Netflix, or Disney Plus, or any of the other online movie things. There was just something about being able to go to Blockbuster and pick out a movie and with your family or your friends and pop it into the DVD or VCR and just have an amazing night. I really miss that.
The 90s were so simple and fun. I grew up in the 90s. A era that has been hard to replicate. Early 2000s was close second. This was a major nostalgic video for sure
@@catluva74 going to have to take your word on that. I wasn't even a thought back then. Pretty sure it was very interesting time. The music was top tier for sure
One of my favorite memories of the 90’s Waiting till midnight on Saturdays to watch Headbangers ball on mtv and getting your VHS tape ready so you can push record on all your favorite videos so you could have a mix vhs tape of all the best music videos to play after school or when your friends came over!
The 90's cartoons were outstanding! From Animaniacs to Courage the Cowardly dog to Dexter's lab just to name a few. It introduced Mark Hammel's iconic Joker!!! SOUTH PARK
I was a kid in the 90s and enjoyed 90% of the things on this list. IDK if I have a favorite memory since I was 7 by 2000 but I do know the clothes and jackets we wore was a style that when looking back I'm like "what did my parents dress me in?" 😂 yet when I see the blue white and purple jackets it instantly takes me back to being a kid.
I still keep a paper journal and write first/second drafts and do any creative writing with a pen and paper (though any coursework is typed when I hand it in). I just *love* stationary! The smell of the paper, the wonderful feeling of writing that first letter in a fresh notebook, the joy of finding a quirky stationary set or a beautiful cloth bound notebook. I can browse stationary and book shops for hours while spending my rent money! And now that I'm starting my degree soon I have an excuse to buy even more stationary! 😁🤓 I also had all of the original Goosebumps books which I passed down to my cousins who later passed them on... like a family heirloom 😂
My most favorite films from the 90's: - Home Alone - Home Alone 2: Lost in New York - The Lion King The 90's was a truly amazing decade when it comes to films, games, music, and TV programs.😊
Still had a chance to see 8 track in vehicles before compact disc made into every ride. Cigarette machines, ash trays made into the back of car seats, Oldsmobiles, Pogs, Nokia phones with snake, a whole different world away now.
You forgot the furbies acted possessed especially in groups or low batteries and would turn on at random times on a closet shelf months after being put away.
I remember those, most everybody either had a furbie or wanted one. The funny thing was you could train them how to do things. Mine could dance after a while. My uncle taught his how to cuss.
Carson Daly is the host on The Voice, but that is all I know about what he is doing now. I miss watching music videos on MTV....This generation just don't know what they are missing. I was born in 81 & my favorite show on Nickelodeon was "You Can't Do That on Television" but I believe it was in the 80's & ended in 1990.
We late ‘60s, early ‘70s kids had notebooks and paper tablets with rainbows, and butterflies, sort of a prelude to the Lisa Frank style. And Osmond and Partridge Family faces. Whenever a girl swung her locker door open, there was a pic of Donny, or David Cassidy, or Bobby Sherman. OMG, now I’M getting nostalgic!
Don’t forget watching eyewitness in class too! The moment that TV cart came in the room, you knew it was going to be a good day! 😂 and the book fair! Damn, I miss the 90s!! It truly was the best time to grow up!! 80s made me and the 90s raised me!!!
Thank you Mike!! First welcome back you look amazing!!!! And two...thank you for reminding me about growing up during that time watching Hey Arnold with my lil kids...so keep up the great work!!
Pixie Sticks and Candy Necklaces came out in the 1950's and Candy Cigarettes date back to the 1930's. All of them are still available today. Candy Cigarettes are harder to find but they are still available in some Candy Stores. They also come in a smaller size as "Candy Sticks" in boxes with cartoons. Thank You, Dollar Tree for childhood candy.
I grew up during the '70s and '80s and I had a diary with a lock my brother's kept reading lol so my senior year I learned how to write Gregg style shorthand like they use in offices at the time... I drove my brother's crazy because they couldn't read it
So glad your back doing the list25, stopped watching when you left cuz it wasn't the same. This was a really great list, I remember the 90's and this video made me tear up a little. It was a great time in life.
Figure It Out was my life!!! I miss the 90's so much! Playing in the neighborhood until the street lights came on- they were code for "Get your butt home!"
I definitely experienced the 90s as a kid. However, the fact that I was a kid made it limited for me. I was too young for many of the shows. However, I had Tamagotchi’s and I rode those really cool mini cars that always lost control, and blockbuster had the coolest movies. Into the early 2000s I got AIM and MySpace, and I burned CDs for my friends. I could cringe at the things I said on it and the wacky username I prob came up with. xXx__KoolGrl45_xXx I think was mine or something like that. My bestie still has a CD case in her car and it’s always a blast because she has so many CDs completely organized. I think she might need a bigger one if that’s even possible.
Travel pillows were pricey- no one was going to buy one for a kid - real pillows were too bulky in a packed car; what's an 80's/ 90's kid to do on a long road-trip? Well, if you were my family, you'd rinse out your step-dad's empty goon bags (translation: the bladders inside of boxed wine)- & then blow them up manually. That was how we reused/ recycled in Australia...
My fondest 90s memories - Friday night. You ask your mom if your friend can sleep over. She says yes and takes you to Blockbuster to rent some movies and maybe a PS1 game. Dinner rolls around and you get pizza, Bagel Bites, or Hot Pockets. Saturday morning you and your friend take your bikes and you are gone for hours before anyone starts asking questions.
Actually going "trick or treating" was another thing I miss. You have to go to some event or hike miles nowadays to get any candy. Its been a totally different experience for my own kids. I think I miss almost everything about the 80s and 90s though.
I don't know if it is just where I live but I do not see kids playing in the streets anymore and that is sad because for me that was the best part of being a child growing up
Yeah the 90's were some of the best times. There were parts of the 90's that kinda blow, though. Like having to wait for someone in my household to get off the phone so I could use AOL. Not to mention the annoying dial up noise it always made. And having to blow into game cartridges to get them to work properly. But for the most part, the 90's were cool. Bands like Nirvana. Cool video games like Sonic the Hedgehog and Mortal Kombat. And Movies like Terminator 2, Home Alone 1 and 2. Not to mention the movies from the Disney Renaissance era. I liked going to Blockbuster and picking out a movie or video game. I owned a Gameboy. I cannot for the life of me figure out what happened to it. I just purchased a Nintendo Switch about a week ago. Oh jeeze, I'm rambling again. Sorry.
Yep, I remember the arguments I'd have with my teenaged sister because she wouldn't get off the phone when I wanted to use the internet. In my case it was Prodigy, not AOL, but same argument.
I always look forward to List 25 new uploads, keep up the great work. *Can't stop at just one, now you must do all the decades... maybe start with “when baby boomers; gen x, y & z’ers; etc were kids”
This was fun, thanks for the trip down memory lane I was a teenager in the 90's and it is probably my favorite decade. Loved my see through landline phone. I loved going to the mall with my friends and spending hours there and then calling my mom collect and saying as fast as we could "Can you get us?" And hanging up so she wouldn't be charged.
My best memory was spending time with loved ones. I miss them so much! Some of them passed away, sadly. One was due to covid, the other was due to a stroke. Hopefully they're having a good time in heaven. At least they don't have to suffer physically anymore. Hopefully they can find inner peace, comfort, and happiness. The 90's were better times, that's for sure.
Fond memories of the "simpler" past times (years, or epochs). As a child or the 1960's, as a surviving baby boomer, the one most important new and memorible of "new" intertainment devices was the transistor, small portable radio. Prior to then, people had non-portable, tube/plug into the wall only radios. But the transistor radio allowed to take music with us, AND, special events, like the baseball world series games, we could access between classes on school days. (usually no radios were allowed during classroom-times). Also, many of us boomers gained more from our teenage experiences, that we could use in the adult world, from the simple fact that most of us were REQUIRED to pay attention in classrooms, and learn, or else "get into" trouble for not behaving well enough. If this sounds "restrictive" or repressed, and it was, so why didn't this repression cause problems? Because it gave us a sense of what the limits in life were, especially "gettin' rich". The make more wealth ideals of the 1980's was just a load of hype and hustle, and this failed. And that failure was unavoidable, but a much higher percentage of people, us AND our parents were aware of what was going on. We had a much more disciplined manner (some of us) of reviewing current news and events, and most of this was due to having confidence in our knowledge and understandings. A good educational background was the main key element, along with freedom of speech and of the press/media news stories. Now, this isn't about most of the boomers being smarter or better, we were just who we were, when we were. Thanks Mike, good to see you back and presenting your fine video programs. Go TH-cam! Go git 'em! 🤗
@@list25 great shout! I’ve been looking at them for the past hour and went for Navy Blue for Agumon - what a great nostalgia trip. I’m a 30 year old waiting for a tamagotchi to arrive.. life’s great 👍
one of my friends lives in Bend, Oregon and was telling me that they still have a Blockbuster there. I thought that was really cool and kind of wish I lived there
Dude! Carson Daily is the host on The Voice! Original host, and they’re on Season 22! He and Blake Shelton are the only two originals left… PLUS he is Catholic, and got ordained so he could officiate Blake Shelton and Gwen Stefani’s wedding on July 3, 2021! 😁
Even though I grew up in the 90s (born in 1982), a lot of these never applied to me. However, I still have VHS and DVD movies (collection is around 4000 currently - most in individual cases). I also have a bunch of CDs. Goosebumps was my favorite books growing up. I have been working on recollecting the original series (with the original 90s covers). I am only missing 4 of them now.
I was born in 1982 as well. Remember VHS and CDs. I also read the Goosebumps Series. Didn't care for My little pony but The Teenage Ninja Turtles were my favorite
Sailormoon was pretty big in the 90s. I remembered always waiting every Sunday morning just to watch the anime even though I read the comics more than watching tv. I used to collect sailormoon cards and stickers and still remember the smell of the candies they came with.
I was in my 20’s something during the 1990’s. I still have lots of VHS tapes, CDS, only a few tape cassettes, Super NES, and even Sega Genesis. I was more into 1980’s when I was a kid. Even part of 1970’s. I was born in late July 1970. I remembered playing 8-track tapes when I was little and even record players,too. I did a lot of stuff from the 70’s and the 80’s.
miss the 90s so much.. can you find discman or that portable cassettplayer with bass boost.. and the one battery got drained so fast. games and software on floppy disc. yeess the datapet.. had one. costed med 100 norwegian crowns. just took the bike and roam everywhere. got into so much trouble :-O once threw all my naighboors rooftil off the cliff hahaha he got so mad. it was the chef at a fine resturant and he came after me and cursed me out. i ran.. and ran.. was a troublemaker back then
As a child of the sixties, we rarely passed notes, but we did whisper stuff to each other, because our desks were closer together. The only things we did throw was someone's stuff if we were teasing them or inkballs, that paper balls dipped in ink from an ink cartridge, bottle or ink well, or crisp ( potato chip ) packet water bombs out of windows. 😁 Candy cigarettes and candy necklaces go way back to at least the sixties, I ate them then. You can still buy candy necklaces in the UK. I've still got a see through mini scanning radio from the nineties.
@@brettboulette5106 Our candy cigarettes in the 70s also had a clever design feature; There would enough of tiny passages from end of the 'cigarette' to the other. The effect of this was that if you blew air through it you'd get a puff of powdered sugar that mimicked a puff of cigarette smoke.
How about the Spice Girl lollipops? Oh my gosh, I used to love them. The flavor was so good. I don't know why they discontinued them all together instead of just rebranding them and still selling them. All they had to do was keep it the same but get rid of the Spice Girls brand on it. I'm pretty sure the brand Chupa Chups made them. I could be wrong. But I tried hunting down a box of the lollipops online and they all want 400 or more for them. I mean, I like them but not enough to justify spending that much money on outdated candy that I probably can't eat anyway.
Technically you can still pass notes and have a physical journal. ...and although you can have VHS tapes, cassette tapes, and CDs, they are definitely not seen as much. ...so many remakes. I own the Parent Trap, the sequel and the remake. ...I recently found an unopened AOL disk. ...also my profile asked what computer I had...so I said that I didn't have one, I accessed the internet using an old shoe.
While reading a film reference book, I discovered that some fifties films, were remakes of thirties films, so a Hollywood obsession with remakes is nothing new.
I was born in 1990 but I've never done # 25-20, 15, 13, 10, 9-7 or 4 I was never interested in these things on this list I've never passed a note in my life due to me being a loner and not really liking people I'm happiest alone away from people and I loved school as a kid due to my love of learning new things and as for Bill Nye the Science Guy I loved that show I watched it at home all the time as well as the magic school bus and Captain Planet and any other shows where you learn things I also spent as much time as possible in the school library and I literally didn't read anything but Nonfiction learning books for more than 4 years as my recreational reading I love reading I'm a massive Bookworm in fact one of my Nicknames in school was the book a day reader because nobody saw me with the same book more than once I was also very good at school because I have Enhance simple memory which deals with facts and figures once I hear or read something once or twice I or twice I remember it naturally naturally I still remember Things I've read for more than 20 years ago
I'm happy that my kids like to pop in one of many VHS tapes once and awhile. They like to kick it ol Skool sometimes. They play NES, watch DVDS and listen to CDS as well.
In the UK our game shows were Get Your Own Back, 50/50 and Funhouse. Some of the things on this list must had been US specific because I don't remember them in the UK.
WOW.. Thanks for the nostalgia. The 90s... The decade in which i rode my bike as kid for the last time, and also the decade I got married and had kids, man TGIF, hanging out unsupervised, u had TRL but we watched rap City.. The CD/DVD case..🤣🤣 my wife and I had separate ones. The first time I seen a translucent phone was the first time I was in my soon to be wife's bedroom.
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you forgot the sound that brings all 90s kids together...the sound of getting onto the internet!
Branmnbbbsbb kkkkshshssjksksk
It both excites and gives us panic! 🤣
Couldn't use the phone. Lol. AOL and Netscape
56k modem is my ringtone :)
Dialup screech!!!!!!!
I was already an adult in the 90s but I still think it was the best decade. I really loved the 90s and achieved a lot too.
You are the absolute face of list 25. No one could do it better.
Thank you so much Tim (may I call you Tim?). That means a lot
He's also THE @$$ of List 25! Just kidding...
I miss my easy bake oven! We didn’t come inside until the lights came on at night! I was born in 1985 and I loved all of these! Thanks for the nostalgia flashback!
I remember candy cigarettes. I haven’t seen those around in years. I actually used to watch brain surge on Nickelodeon. It was one of my favorite shows.
Popeye sticks are the closest! I was “smoking” chocolate cigarettes when I was 3!
Favorite memory from back then was coming home Friday night sleepover with friends. Some pizza ordered, a movie rented from blockbuster, and end the night with friends and brothers playing N64. Those were the days
Wow. Amen! Doom for me!
As a kid of the 90’s and having seen Nirvana, Pearl Jam, STP and Temple of the Dog live I’ll admit it truly was an amazing time. Sucks so many ended up dead. RIP Kurt Cobain, Layne Staley, Chris Cornell and Scott Wyland, Andrew Wood!
Out all the things I loved about the 90s, BlockBuster is the one I absolutely miss the most. Going to BlockBuster every Friday to rent some movies and video games plus grabbing some popcorn, candy & soda was the highlight of my weekends and an experience that streaming cannot replicate today imho.
Blockbuster and any other video store. I miss being a kid!!
@@rickperry2196 agreed and in addition to video stores, I also miss toy stores such asToys R Us and Kay Bee Toys.
I really miss that time, not that there's anything wrong with Netflix, or Disney Plus, or any of the other online movie things. There was just something about being able to go to Blockbuster and pick out a movie and with your family or your friends and pop it into the DVD or VCR and just have an amazing night. I really miss that.
@@rosebrown4799 I definitely agree
Same!
The 90s were so simple and fun. I grew up in the 90s. A era that has been hard to replicate. Early 2000s was close second. This was a major nostalgic video for sure
I was a kid in the 80's and a teen in the 90's. Miss those days so much.
the 70s and 80s were also cool
@@catluva74 going to have to take your word on that. I wasn't even a thought back then. Pretty sure it was very interesting time. The music was top tier for sure
I’m a 2010’s and 2020’s kid!
My parents are 70s and 80s kids! My siblings and my brother-in-law are all 2000’s kids/2010’s kids just like me!
10:39 I, too, have all of the Goosebumps books! I have some of the special edition books, too! Good looks for this pick, #List25 !
One of my favorite memories of the 90’s Waiting till midnight on Saturdays to watch Headbangers ball on mtv and getting your VHS tape ready so you can push record on all your favorite videos so you could have a mix vhs tape of all the best music videos to play after school or when your friends came over!
Me too! 😂
It was the best! I tell my kids and just look at me like yeah alrighty Mom whatever floats your boat lmao
I loved headbanger's ball. We used to record it on the VHS. I miss when MTV used to be just that MUSIC TELEVISION 😞
In living color is hilarious!
Back when music was on MTV!
The 90's cartoons were outstanding! From Animaniacs to Courage the Cowardly dog to Dexter's lab just to name a few. It introduced Mark Hammel's iconic Joker!!! SOUTH PARK
I was a kid in the 90s and enjoyed 90% of the things on this list. IDK if I have a favorite memory since I was 7 by 2000 but I do know the clothes and jackets we wore was a style that when looking back I'm like "what did my parents dress me in?" 😂 yet when I see the blue white and purple jackets it instantly takes me back to being a kid.
i was born after the 90's but still grew up with these stuff, I miss ittttt but great vid, keep it up :)
I still keep a paper journal and write first/second drafts and do any creative writing with a pen and paper (though any coursework is typed when I hand it in). I just *love* stationary! The smell of the paper, the wonderful feeling of writing that first letter in a fresh notebook, the joy of finding a quirky stationary set or a beautiful cloth bound notebook. I can browse stationary and book shops for hours while spending my rent money! And now that I'm starting my degree soon I have an excuse to buy even more stationary! 😁🤓
I also had all of the original Goosebumps books which I passed down to my cousins who later passed them on... like a family heirloom 😂
My most favorite films from the 90's:
- Home Alone
- Home Alone 2: Lost in New York
- The Lion King
The 90's was a truly amazing decade when it comes to films, games, music, and TV programs.😊
Forrest Gump.
The Adam’s family
Who says you can't still pass notes in class?? Modern teachers might not be on the lookout for it! 🙂
Thank you for the dose of nostalgia this morning Mike and co.
I'm blessed enough to have enjoyed 100% of the things on this list. What a blast from the past, thanks Mike!
Anytime
Still had a chance to see 8 track in vehicles before compact disc made into every ride. Cigarette machines, ash trays made into the back of car seats, Oldsmobiles, Pogs, Nokia phones with snake, a whole different world away now.
I loved my Pogs
Carson Daly has been and still is hosting The Voice on NBC since it started. I think he also comes on Today morning show a lot too
Great video! Missed you, Mike! So glad you're back! ❤️
Me too!
Animorphs has to get an honorable mention on this. I loved those books
70s, 80s, and 90s were simply the best!
I agree. The year 2000 was just as awesome too. In many ways it was an extension of the 90s. Things started going downhill around 2004 or so.
You forgot the furbies acted possessed especially in groups or low batteries and would turn on at random times on a closet shelf months after being put away.
I remember those, most everybody either had a furbie or wanted one. The funny thing was you could train them how to do things. Mine could dance after a while. My uncle taught his how to cuss.
Carson Daly is the host on The Voice, but that is all I know about what he is doing now.
I miss watching music videos on MTV....This generation just don't know what they are missing.
I was born in 81 & my favorite show on Nickelodeon was "You Can't Do That on Television" but I believe it was in the 80's & ended in 1990.
I was a 20 something in the 90s, and it was great time to be alive. I liked it better than the 80s, and I remember the grunge movement very well.
It was a terrible decade I didn't like grunge music and I was a teenager
I'm generation x but I still had fun in the 90's. Lol, my Mom was obsessed with Furbies😂
We late ‘60s, early ‘70s kids had notebooks and paper tablets with rainbows, and butterflies, sort of a prelude to the Lisa Frank style. And Osmond and Partridge Family faces. Whenever a girl swung her locker door open, there was a pic of Donny, or David Cassidy, or Bobby Sherman. OMG, now I’M getting nostalgic!
I was a pre-teen/teen in the 90's and I remember all this stuff vividly, Fun Fact: I still have my Blockbuster Video card.
Don’t forget watching eyewitness in class too! The moment that TV cart came in the room, you knew it was going to be a good day! 😂 and the book fair! Damn, I miss the 90s!! It truly was the best time to grow up!! 80s made me and the 90s raised me!!!
Thank you Mike!! First welcome back you look amazing!!!! And two...thank you for reminding me about growing up during that time watching Hey Arnold with my lil kids...so keep up the great work!!
Pixie Sticks and Candy Necklaces came out in the 1950's and Candy Cigarettes date back to the 1930's. All of them are still available today. Candy Cigarettes are harder to find but they are still available in some Candy Stores. They also come in a smaller size as "Candy Sticks" in boxes with cartoons. Thank You, Dollar Tree for childhood candy.
I grew up during the '70s and '80s and I had a diary with a lock my brother's kept reading lol so my senior year I learned how to write Gregg style shorthand like they use in offices at the time... I drove my brother's crazy because they couldn't read it
Nothing like the 90's, such a dope time, and such a dope video. Well done Mike!🙏
I had a Dukes of Hazzard peddle car as a kid. I bought my son the mustang power wheels in 2008. Time flys. Glad Mike is back.
Renting movies and games for a week was awesome. It actually helped to see if they were good to buy or not.
Oh how I miss the 90s so much. Those were the best times ever!! I would give anything to go back to those times.
my sister still has her gameboy to this day. and yes it still works. i believe she has a Kirby game for it
Hey Mike I’m half 80s and 90s kid we are witness of impressive inventions we watch how the internet came to be and how technology evolve
Me too
I'm a split too. Can identify with both the 80 and 90 lists. Those were the days!!!!!!!
Wait what? How can someone be half? My understand is you are or you aren’t...
@@AbeusMaximus hahahaha why are you scared? hahaha that’s the 80s I mean I was born in the 198??? Something hahahaha
@@AbeusMaximus that’s the 80s hahaha
Hey, welcome back guys. Im excited to see you back in my feed.
8:10… Wild and Crazy Kids was also there in the line up :)
Big fan of that show!
So glad your back doing the list25, stopped watching when you left cuz it wasn't the same. This was a really great list, I remember the 90's and this video made me tear up a little. It was a great time in life.
Figure It Out was my life!!! I miss the 90's so much! Playing in the neighborhood until the street lights came on- they were code for "Get your butt home!"
I definitely experienced the 90s as a kid. However, the fact that I was a kid made it limited for me. I was too young for many of the shows. However, I had Tamagotchi’s and I rode those really cool mini cars that always lost control, and blockbuster had the coolest movies. Into the early 2000s I got AIM and MySpace, and I burned CDs for my friends. I could cringe at the things I said on it and the wacky username I prob came up with. xXx__KoolGrl45_xXx I think was mine or something like that. My bestie still has a CD case in her car and it’s always a blast because she has so many CDs completely organized. I think she might need a bigger one if that’s even possible.
I turned 21 in 1991, I stopped drinking in 1993. Lol.
I was a child of the 70's!🤣
Ya get out of here ya jive turkey this a 90s kid video lol I'm just kidding.
Travel pillows were pricey- no one was going to buy one for a kid - real pillows were too bulky in a packed car; what's an 80's/ 90's kid to do on a long road-trip?
Well, if you were my family, you'd rinse out your step-dad's empty goon bags (translation: the bladders inside of boxed wine)- & then blow them up manually.
That was how we reused/ recycled in Australia...
My fondest 90s memories - Friday night. You ask your mom if your friend can sleep over. She says yes and takes you to Blockbuster to rent some movies and maybe a PS1 game. Dinner rolls around and you get pizza, Bagel Bites, or Hot Pockets. Saturday morning you and your friend take your bikes and you are gone for hours before anyone starts asking questions.
buy ps 3 and osp vití
You forgot the Dread of someone finding your journal and reading it.
Actually going "trick or treating" was another thing I miss. You have to go to some event or hike miles nowadays to get any candy. Its been a totally different experience for my own kids. I think I miss almost everything about the 80s and 90s though.
I don't know if it is just where I live but I do not see kids playing in the streets anymore and that is sad because for me that was the best part of being a child growing up
Stuck and becoming proud of being an 70's, 80's kid. MGMT is a very Awesome Band.
Had a Gameboy and sega nomad. Nomad had a lighted screen and ran Sega cartridges.
Yeah the 90's were some of the best times. There were parts of the 90's that kinda blow, though. Like having to wait for someone in my household to get off the phone so I could use AOL. Not to mention the annoying dial up noise it always made. And having to blow into game cartridges to get them to work properly. But for the most part, the 90's were cool. Bands like Nirvana. Cool video games like Sonic the Hedgehog and Mortal Kombat. And Movies like Terminator 2, Home Alone 1 and 2. Not to mention the movies from the Disney Renaissance era. I liked going to Blockbuster and picking out a movie or video game. I owned a Gameboy. I cannot for the life of me figure out what happened to it. I just purchased a Nintendo Switch about a week ago. Oh jeeze, I'm rambling again. Sorry.
Yep, I remember the arguments I'd have with my teenaged sister because she wouldn't get off the phone when I wanted to use the internet. In my case it was Prodigy, not AOL, but same argument.
I also had a Gameboy, lost it in fire, though. Thinking about replacing it.
I always look forward to List 25 new uploads, keep up the great work.
*Can't stop at just one, now you must do all the decades... maybe start with “when baby boomers; gen x, y & z’ers; etc were kids”
P.S. If you want this Gen X’ers List 25, let me know 😎
The 90s "It" will always hold a place in my heart
This was fun, thanks for the trip down memory lane I was a teenager in the 90's and it is probably my favorite decade.
Loved my see through landline phone. I loved going to the mall with my friends and spending hours there and then calling my mom collect and saying as fast as we could "Can you get us?" And hanging up so she wouldn't be charged.
My best memory was spending time with loved ones. I miss them so much! Some of them passed away, sadly. One was due to covid, the other was due to a stroke. Hopefully they're having a good time in heaven. At least they don't have to suffer physically anymore. Hopefully they can find inner peace, comfort, and happiness. The 90's were better times, that's for sure.
I still play my game boy.
Me too! Tetris for the win!
LISA FRAAANK! LMAO!! OMG! I can't stop laughing. I loved her.
Mike, for someone who doesn't like horror movies, you owning the GOOSEBUMPS books way back when is funnily ironic.
I know lol.
Fond memories of the "simpler" past times (years, or epochs). As a child or the 1960's, as a surviving baby boomer, the one most important new and memorible of "new" intertainment devices was the transistor, small portable radio. Prior to then, people had non-portable, tube/plug into the wall only radios. But the transistor radio allowed to take music with us, AND, special events, like the baseball world series games, we could access between classes on school days. (usually no radios were allowed during classroom-times).
Also, many of us boomers gained more from our teenage experiences, that we could use in the adult world, from the simple fact that most of us were REQUIRED to pay attention in classrooms, and learn, or else "get into" trouble for not behaving well enough. If this sounds "restrictive" or repressed, and it was, so why didn't this repression cause problems? Because it gave us a sense of what the limits in life were, especially "gettin' rich". The make more wealth ideals of the 1980's was just a load of hype and hustle, and this failed. And that failure was unavoidable, but a much higher percentage of people, us AND our parents were aware of what was going on. We had a much more disciplined manner (some of us) of reviewing current news and events, and most of this was due to having confidence in our knowledge and understandings. A good educational background was the main key element, along with freedom of speech and of the press/media news stories. Now, this isn't about most of the boomers being smarter or better, we were just who we were, when we were.
Thanks Mike, good to see you back and presenting your fine video programs. Go TH-cam! Go git 'em! 🤗
And I’m now away to Google to look for a Digimon Tamagotchi
Amazon has some. I got the 20th Anniversary Yellow so I could get Gabumon
@@list25 great shout! I’ve been looking at them for the past hour and went for Navy Blue for Agumon - what a great nostalgia trip. I’m a 30 year old waiting for a tamagotchi to arrive.. life’s great 👍
Best note ever. Should we tell our parents? They will probably take it away not to mention hate us.....
Honey it's a kitten, we will be fine
Sorry Mike by the time you got to singing the Bill Nye theme song I had already done it in my head🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I missed the 90’s
one of my friends lives in Bend, Oregon and was telling me that they still have a Blockbuster there. I thought that was really cool and kind of wish I lived there
Dude! Carson Daily is the host on The Voice! Original host, and they’re on Season 22! He and Blake Shelton are the only two originals left… PLUS he is Catholic, and got ordained so he could officiate Blake Shelton and Gwen Stefani’s wedding on July 3, 2021! 😁
Good to know!
Even though I grew up in the 90s (born in 1982), a lot of these never applied to me. However, I still have VHS and DVD movies (collection is around 4000 currently - most in individual cases). I also have a bunch of CDs. Goosebumps was my favorite books growing up. I have been working on recollecting the original series (with the original 90s covers). I am only missing 4 of them now.
I was born in 1982 as well. Remember VHS and CDs. I also read the Goosebumps Series. Didn't care for My little pony but The Teenage Ninja Turtles were my favorite
Lisa frank was life
I currently have a collection of about 400 VHS tapes, plus 100s of Cassette Tapes, Vinyls and CDs 👌
I was born in 74 I remember a lot of stuff from the '90s
I was in my twenties in the 90's but I did feel nostalgia. Could you make one of the 70's? Not sure if you've made on already.
We plan to do several different decades
Sailormoon was pretty big in the 90s. I remembered always waiting every Sunday morning just to watch the anime even though I read the comics more than watching tv. I used to collect sailormoon cards and stickers and still remember the smell of the candies they came with.
Started a physical journal as a teen in the 80's and I've been writing on and off in them every since.
I was in my 20’s something during the 1990’s. I still have lots of VHS tapes, CDS, only a few tape cassettes, Super NES, and even Sega Genesis. I was more into 1980’s when I was a kid. Even part of 1970’s. I was born in late July 1970. I remembered playing 8-track tapes when I was little and even record players,too. I did a lot of stuff from the 70’s and the 80’s.
I Still have my collection of VHS and still watch them too. LOL
A lot of people use audio journals as it’s quicker but basically the same idea
Which app do you recommend? 🙂
@@oneoflokis not sure I use a digital audio recorder as I like it
I was barely around in the 90's, but I remember a lot of this stuff from the 2000's. :)
FYI, we had candy cigarettes, edible necklaces and Pixie Stick in the 1960's . Tho you're correct in pointing out it's hard to find candy cigarettes 🤠
miss the 90s so much.. can you find discman or that portable cassettplayer with bass boost.. and the one battery got drained so fast. games and software on floppy disc. yeess the datapet.. had one. costed med 100 norwegian crowns. just took the bike and roam everywhere. got into so much trouble :-O once threw all my naighboors rooftil off the cliff hahaha he got so mad. it was the chef at a fine resturant and he came after me and cursed me out. i ran.. and ran.. was a troublemaker back then
As a child of the sixties, we rarely passed notes, but we did whisper stuff to each other, because our desks were closer together. The only things we did throw was someone's stuff if we were teasing them or inkballs, that paper balls dipped in ink from an ink cartridge, bottle or ink well, or crisp ( potato chip ) packet water bombs out of windows. 😁
Candy cigarettes and candy necklaces go way back to at least the sixties, I ate them then. You can still buy candy necklaces in the UK.
I've still got a see through mini scanning radio from the nineties.
We had chocolate cigarettes and I was born in 1985. Those were the best! My dad was born in 1960 and tells me so many great stories!
Wow I remember those candy cigarettes we used to get those as kids in the late 1970s
@@brettboulette5106 Our candy cigarettes in the 70s also had a clever design feature; There would enough of tiny passages from end of the 'cigarette' to the other. The effect of this was that if you blew air through it you'd get a puff of powdered sugar that mimicked a puff of cigarette smoke.
How about the Spice Girl lollipops? Oh my gosh, I used to love them. The flavor was so good. I don't know why they discontinued them all together instead of just rebranding them and still selling them. All they had to do was keep it the same but get rid of the Spice Girls brand on it. I'm pretty sure the brand Chupa Chups made them. I could be wrong. But I tried hunting down a box of the lollipops online and they all want 400 or more for them. I mean, I like them but not enough to justify spending that much money on outdated candy that I probably can't eat anyway.
Since we have High Speed Internet now, today's kids will never know about the slow Dial-up Internet. Enough said.
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Technically you can still pass notes and have a physical journal.
...and although you can have VHS tapes, cassette tapes, and CDs, they are definitely not seen as much.
...so many remakes. I own the Parent Trap, the sequel and the remake.
...I recently found an unopened AOL disk.
...also my profile asked what computer I had...so I said that I didn't have one, I accessed the internet using an old shoe.
We need to bring back technology and trends of the 1990s. Everything today is SO complicated, digital, and technological.
Mighty Morphin Power Rangers the movie was a 90's original movie.
I only own a VCR. I have cd's and DVDs and cassette tapes. My mom has my boom box but it only has a tape deck. And my tv is a small tube tv.
While reading a film reference book, I discovered that some fifties films, were remakes of thirties films, so a Hollywood obsession with remakes is nothing new.
No indeed!
thats right nitggh wirñg remakes
If I could like this video 20x I would….much simpler times (gosh, we’re old!!!) :)
Gotta throw a nod to Gen X here too! 😉
I didn’t have a local Blockbuster. The nearest one was 30 minutes away… There were local video stores, though.
I still have a working Gameboy color.
I was born in 1990 but I've never done # 25-20, 15, 13, 10, 9-7 or 4 I was never interested in these things on this list I've never passed a note in my life due to me being a loner and not really liking people I'm happiest alone away from people and I loved school as a kid due to my love of learning new things and as for Bill Nye the Science Guy I loved that show I watched it at home all the time as well as the magic school bus and Captain Planet and any other shows where you learn things I also spent as much time as possible in the school library and I literally didn't read anything but Nonfiction learning books for more than 4 years as my recreational reading I love reading I'm a massive Bookworm in fact one of my Nicknames in school was the book a day reader because nobody saw me with the same book more than once I was also very good at school because I have Enhance simple memory which deals with facts and figures once I hear or read something once or twice I or twice I remember it naturally naturally I still remember Things I've read for more than 20 years ago
I'm happy that my kids like to pop in one of many VHS tapes once and awhile. They like to kick it ol Skool sometimes. They play NES, watch DVDS and listen to CDS as well.
In the UK our game shows were Get Your Own Back, 50/50 and Funhouse. Some of the things on this list must had been US specific because I don't remember them in the UK.
im a 80's child and god i'd love to go back and stay there
6:20 the clouds open up and shine it's heavenly light on the Gameboy 💜💜💜
game biy çólór çolír sxréñ
WOW.. Thanks for the nostalgia. The 90s... The decade in which i rode my bike as kid for the last time, and also the decade I got married and had kids, man TGIF, hanging out unsupervised, u had TRL but we watched rap City.. The CD/DVD case..🤣🤣 my wife and I had separate ones. The first time I seen a translucent phone was the first time I was in my soon to be wife's bedroom.