Born in 1991. The 90s were something special. There was this energy or aura that existed, that I have felted since then. I don't know if it's because I grew up or what, but looking at old shows, pictures or hearing an old song, makes me wish that same familiar energy, was still here. Idk how to put it.
I was born in 92... I grew up in New York when this happened. I was in 4th grade... It was such an eerie day. Every now and then i see a post that says "the world you were born in no longer exists.".. it hits different these days.
@@GreenTree67 i was in 4th grasde too, but in my country 9/11 is "teachers day" so we did not have school that morning. I was at home watching the news, the whole world was shooked. It was that kind of moments in life that you don't forget, if you asked me what I was doing 11 september 2001 in the afternoon I don't remember but if you ask me what I was doing 9/11/2001 in the morning I certainly remember (in here was kind of 8-9 am)
I was flying back from Europe that day. I never saw anything live on TV. Six hours on the tarmac, and when they finally let us disembark, there were hundreds of planes, like a hall of mirrors. Unreal. I've been reading DeLillo's 'Falling Man' to understand. Be well and take care of yourselves 🙏
This makes me yearn for the days when I was young and the world seemed so big and full of infinite possibilities. Today it feels like every aspect of our world is broken down into a consumable piece of media accessible on a phone but, back then there was real freedom and excitement in the mystery. This music makes me miss that feeling
Idk, it’s kind of hard for me to miss a feeling I’m feeling now like I did back then when I listen to music like this,but I’ve grown to understand everyone is not like me. I do hope you find that feeling again if you haven’t already. 😊
Abso fucking lutely, the world seemed to be so full of misteriousness and interesting, nowadays the amount of authentic stuff seems so far away and reducted, not considering also that the actual conflicts make us feel way more threatened than before
I'm from the UK, and in 1999 we visited NYC when I was 15. I vividly remember walking around in the lobby of the WTC, there was some big wedding event going on - I forget what exactly but I remember lots of women in white wedding dresses. I remember travelling up the escalators, the vastness of the space, and looking out over the skyline. It's a childhood memory that'll always stay with me. I still remember 9/11 and that time in my life. It's all so vivid, yet so distant. Like a fading photograph. Love this mix.
This video isn't about 9/11 is about music - not everything that features the twin towers is about 9/11, they existed outside of that one day you know.
I like that this music doesn't force itself upon you. It's somewhat neutral in it's emotion. It doesn't want you to be sad or happy or anything. It's like the theme of life that summarizes all emotions into one big experience.
Born in 92 - this kind of music along with deep house music has been my favorite for years There's just something so nostalgic about the late 90s- early 2000s that's stuck with me and this music is reminding me of it
born in 83 but grew up in the 90s. miss my country of then, miss the people of then, miss the humanity.. stay safe friends and take care of your friends and loved ones.
You gotta start making chapter sections to the music man. It would be so much easier for us to listen to certain tracks you compile together. Thanks for uploading 😎
December 1991 into May of 1992 was when Home Alone 2, Lost In NY was filmed, and it was released in theaters the Friday before Thanksgiving 1992. The scene where Macauley Culken is standing at the top of the world trade all alone really hits hard for me. I wish I had the chance to visit the World Trades before they collapsed. The 8th grade trip to Gettysburg, DC and NYC was in 1995. My parents had already committed to a trip to South Padre Island, which was a blast don't get me wrong, but I just wish I had the chance to go on that trip. It will forever haunt me.
Chris Columbus, who is the Director of Home Alone 2 (and Mrs. Doubtfire, Jingle All The Way, and the first Harry Potter) really nailed it with that shot. He probably didn’t even have a clue what he was doing. I have heard some stations remove the Twin Towers when Home Alone 2 is on tv
Born in 1992. This reminds me of the energy I would feel growing up looking out the front window on a summer night wondering what everyone in the world was doing. Feeling like you had the whole earth to yourself. Life may not go the way you envisioned but that pure memory of those glorious days can never be taken away. This makes me feel like everything is right again ❤
Even though I never grew up before 9/11, it always pains me to take a look outside my window and see the twin towers missing in the skyline. Brings pain to my heart that the 2 of the most beautiful towers came down along with 3 thousand people.
Ah, '92. The year I graduated from high school and left home to go to university. What a great time in my life that was, I'm very thankful for those years.
I went to college 20 years after you, and now I'm 30. I'm also very grateful for that time. I think it's the happiest I've ever been. Hopefully I can find that again in my 30s.
@@uberZanneth the world was new back then, idk if you can have that exact experience again but something new, unique and refreshing can be just as rewarding
They were beautiful in the light of the rising morning sun, too. I used to work in Brooklyn so on my way to work, you could clearly see the Towers from the elevated subway platform. Every single morning, lit up in gold rising sunshine.
how i wish i could go back in that time, i would spend a whole day with mom and dad, i was a freshman in HS then, dad would drop me off at school and i walked back home. Life was so simple back then
Born in 1979 and YES!! THE 80'S WERE FAR BETTER.....GOD... IF ONLY WE COULD ALL GO BACK TO A TIME WE LOVED MOST AND STAY THERE.. BUT WE CAN'T..2024 YOU'VE BEEN A REAL BASTARD AND A BITCH AT THE SAME TIME. YOU'VE TAKEN SO MANY LOVED ONES.THE RECENT PRESENT HAS SUCKED....I HOPE THE FUTURE CAN END HOW IT ALL BEGAN BACK IN CHILDHOOD. JUST BE A MUCH SIMPLER NOSTALGIA FILLED TIME....I WISH THAT FOR ALL OF YOU MY FRIENDS... AND ALSO R.I.P. TO THE VICTIMS WHO WERE TAKEN FROM US SO TRAGICALLY ON 9/11/01 SOMEONE SAID IT RIGHT 9/11 WAS THE BEGINNING OF THE END AND 2024 IS JUST AN EXTENSION OF THAT DAY. FOR THOSE OF US THAT WERE THERE ON THAT DAY. YOU KNOW.
1992 were the days, I still remember looking out the window and seeing these buildings. So many pretty lights in the city. I wish I could relive these days but I know it's not possible. I'll always cherish the times I had though. I'm really enjoying this and going to subscribe to your channel now.
An event some months ago caused my life to change course drastically. I ended up cutting people out of my life who were once my only friend circle, and that isolation nearly drove me to suicide from feelings of inadequacy and abandonment, something I never told anyone about because I feel so ashamed of what I almost did. I still fight those demons, and currently I can't afford the therapy or medication to work through my trauma. I will hold in many regrets and words for a long time. But, this video helped me a bit. I realized that maybe I'm not on a "right" or "wrong" path, but that I am who I am, and I have the power to shape my life however I wish, so long as I choose to live. So, I think I choose to live, and share my love wherever I can - I'd like to go out on a high note if possible. And lesson learned: cherish the people who actually reach out to you, remind them of your love. You mean something to them.
@gdfauxtrot 💙❤️💙❤️🧡 I am in a similar situation since i lost my job on halloween. I feel lost. Im here if you ever need someone to talk to. Stay strong friend 🧡
Today I found the perfect vibe to study. And this is it. It's calming and energizing at the same time. One briljant brain wave. Thank you so much for this 🧡
I had just turned six years old, it was a sunny morning in Alabama and I was eating a bowl of cheerios at the kitchen table. I thought the news feed was a movie at first, I didn’t realize it was really happening. I remember seeing the second plane hit the South Tower on TV. My mother cried out. You could hear the entire news crew on the TV gasping. I remember the news anchor say it wasn’t an accident, that this was an attack. Then they showed the Pentagon burning. I still cry to this day thinking of that moment, I will never forget that day for as long as I live.
Нападение правительства на собственных граждан. Это нужно было чтобы развязать руки в Афганистане и тотально контролировать всех. Они снесли их вместе с людьми и им было плевать на это. Мы, в России, знаем правду. Но американское правительство никогда не признается в этом.
Texan here who has always dreamed of the Big Apple. Those gorgeous hotels, the shopping, hip hop, the mafia lol you have everything in NYC! My little town was so boring all I would do is dream of NYC. I was in 5th grade when 9/11 happened and I’ve read many books on the tragedy. New Yorkers are built Ford tough that city is the heartbeat of the whole country.
When the heart of our beautiful Twin Towers stopped beating, so did the city. I cannot count the number of people who still miss them and would welcome them back in a New York minute.
This is eerie seeing those twin towers...I remember perfectly I was in music class when the towers fell. I had felt the atmosphere of the class shift early on, but we didn't have cell phones, at least I didn't, and wouldn't get one until college, so I was in the dark as to what was happening until suddenly one of the students turned on the TV and I could not believe what I was seeing, it actually took a bit for me to believe that it was real and not a movie. I've actually gone back to see documentaries this year of this bc back then we were kept from watching a lot of what happened that day, so sad :(
I remember going to NYC on the weekends. My father did business in those beautiful towers, I remember eating lunch. I'll remember the big fish tank and watching them as a child. I cry as I watch this because it is all gone now. All I have is my memory museum, and I wish there was a time machine; what a time to be alive, thinking it will always be. :(
I’m a '86 kid. Boy, life was SO much different, SO much easier not because i was a kid then, but the 90 were chill even outside the US, the tech was just starting to evolve, everything was bombastic. The world starter to change after 2009-10 and even more before and after the pandemic(the pandemic was easy for me and my family-lots of time together), but now its getting worse everyday.
man, 90s were really calm outside the states XD here in spain we could be playing in the street and no one would harm us for normal (tragedies happened everywhere but not at any time) , you could leave your stuff in the street (like the bike) and would be weird if anyone stole it. Everyone took care of other one´s children and "respect to older people than you" was the rule. in the big cities was worse but not much. we had a really family based culture. nowadays anyone goes on their own. always running, always stressed out. and the trust in your neighbours is almost lost.
You guys (most of comments in these videos with wtc 90's vaporwave videos) tend to be thinking that the world ends in US and couple of western countries that coincidently had a period of relatively chilled time. Meanwhile in 90s people were dying thousands in civil war in balkans and all over the world in general. There was never really a peace. But you were younger, thought less of that all, and obviously - the eerie neuroticism went higher after the social media literally got access to you every day and you feel worse. But nowadays kids grow up and in 20-30 years will literally say the same that you say. Oh it was so much easier. Like literally generation of my parents already love saying "oh it was so much easier and cooler back then in 60-s in the communism regime :D We had very little but at least we were happy" . this will never ever change.
I was born in 1996. I grew up between Istanbul and Los Angeles. I never had the chance to go to New York, but one day I will go and bring back the nostalgia that I transferred to music, series, songs, pictures, and the sound of children’s laughter in its alleys.
I used to work in and around the new World Trade Center area a few years ago. There are obviously basement-level tunnels under the new World Trade Center buildings; many of them old, pipe-ridden, empty (I expected everything to be brand new, but they did conserve some of the old structures). I sometimes got eerie feelings down there. Knowing what happened so close by and feeling that there's some kind of imprint still left from that day.
I always wished I grew up in the 90s. I’m a mid 2000s child. And as much as I love the nostalgia old 3ds games, the Wii, 2010s songs and other pop culture at the time brings me, I’ll always have a deep appreciation for the 90s which is so strange considering I’ve never lived it. I’ll see pictures of my mom at the time, and it just looks like a blast. I’m only 19 but I’ve seen the world change so much, it’s truly fascinating. Btw love this playlist, it helps me a lot when I need help sleeping. I put it on every night! :)
My birth year. A part of me wants to go back and start over but not if things are going to play out the same way. There’s a lot i could’ve done better, but there’s also a lot I had no control over.
For a long time I couldn’t listen to this music. I would play it for, maybe, 20 seconds before I had to switch it to a different video. It made me so sad, it would feel like a hit to the middle of my chest. I would feel slightly out of breath even. But just recently, like a few days ago, I’ve been able to listen to this kind of music again. I’ve always loved this kind of music ever since I was a child (I was born ‘95) and it made me feel so nostalgic back then just like it does now. I think it took me a long time to come to terms that the life I knew is gone and that that one sense of peace and security I had back then is gone too. I think it took me this long to realize because I was scared and I’m still scared but I feel a little more hopeful too. I don’t get that sense of deep and dark dread anymore when I listen to this. It still feels heavy on my chest but differently like my heart doesn’t have to ache anymore because I’ve accepted what’s happened. This music gives me hope now.
In my head, it is disturbing to hear and see this image, because I imagine how desperate that fateful day was, but at the same time watching this video creates an atmosphere in my head of how things were, much more unplugged and much more "real" is insane!
Born in 88, i was in the 6th grade and ill never forget how surreal it all seemed, i woke up to the first hit and got to school about the time the second hit. West coast. It really was like watching the beginning of the end, it was such a crazy time... I truly miss the world i came from (referring to the world you know, no loger exists) 😢
This is incredible. I was born in 05, but i've always loved the 90's. The Goonies, Fast & Furious, Mr. and Mrs. Smith, the classic chassis design of a 1999 Silvia S15, No cellphones, book reading, playing outside etc. Unfortunately I think about the 90's too much, it'll end up making me sad then angry because life is unfair, in my opinion. The 90's had their own struggles and I have mine here in 2024 so, either way i'll live.
Man. This really hits. I was in middle school when the towers were hit. My mother kept me out of school and I wasn't allowed to take an Archeology scholarship to New Zealand. As a kid, I was mad about that. As an adult, that's changed.
Born in 1996, man I really appreciate seeing these and listening to these beautiful Vaporwave and man it still shocks me how the early 2000s were compared to now and 23 years later after the twin towers were destroyed its crazy to see what's happened since then 9/11/2024
I'm an old fart by internet standards. I was on my way to Latin class that Tuesday when one of my Quiz Bowl teammates mentioned that a plane had hit. The only other thing I remember after that is having trouble getting anything done in class that day. We were all glued to the news.
Listening to this really makes me rethink my life, dude. The choices I’ve made and the fill of regret of what I’ve done throughout my life, but I’m glad God is truly with me throughout this journey. He’s the best and he’s gotten me through the toughest times, the times of when I would sob on my bed, the times I’ve felt lost, the times I’ve felt so many emotions. I’m glad he’s with me and helping me through my life, he truly is the best. Lord, you are the best and will always be the best.
@@Funnybone00 You have to feel pretty shitty about what you’ve done to need an imaginary friend to make the hurt go away. Just saying maybe don’t leave this one alone with your kids.
It strikes me that TH-cam is far more convenient to utilize than phonograph cylinders, records, tapes or CD's but here we are in the future, still not entirely satisfied. Well, not me but you know what I mean. While I respect individual preferences, your work is good enough just as it is, I say!
True. There is actually a specific point of convenience where we start to feel disconnected. That's why people are returning to vinyl records and cassettes lately. This is true not just for music, but for basically everything in our modern, fast world of instant gratification
Needed this. Because it's half term it's been 3 weeks of nonstop travelling and doing things with my kid which has been great. She's away for a week now and i've just got manflu and gone back to work, so this mix is really helping to settle my brain right now 😅. Thanks for this, great work as usual.
So far other commentators are describing how beautiful and peaceful the music is, which I agree. But to me, particularly the beginning, was so..melancholy, almost foreboding. Which is fitting considering the context of the photo. I would describe this as a somber farewell to an era. Particularly for everyone entering the new millennium with excitement. Like for those who had that feeling of “Oh man! I exist in the middle of transitioning from the 1900s to the 2000s. What will this new decade bring? What innovations and achievements will I live to see? I can’t wait! This is a historic moment that I’ve living in!” .. Sometimes I wonder how life would have played out. How would the political landscape have shaped into? What would relationships have been like for each individual and their loved ones-have they been allowed to continue. What kinds of achievements and losses would we have had instead? It took just one day to alter the course of history, and leave us with a bunch of What-If’s that we’ll never know about ever.
1992... That was a long time ago for me. I was just a little kid back then. Going to a friend's house, playing SNES, or, the Genesis, going outside, and riding our bikes through puddles....
i'm currently on hour 2 of this album and I have to say it really helps me to focus on writing my master thesis! it really locks me in and in can focus on long, strenuous thoughts!
Es increíble que una melodía pueda influir emocionalmente en alguien pero es lo que hace conmigo. Al escuchar esto siento una mescla de nostalgia y melancolía por un pasado que apenas recuerdo🥲 PD: It would be much better if you put up the playlist. I can't find the songs with the link in the description.
I was born in 2002, never really liked 90s music and etc, but there's still a weird feeling inside of me that I had missed something important. Something, that I would never experience again. Is it a dream of globalization and peace? Idk to be honest..
1992 was like a changing of the guard. Shows such as Growing Pains, Cheers, Night Court, and Johnny Carson were no longer on the air. Now replaced by Real World, Beverly Hills 90210 and Melrose Place. Music like INXS, Depeche Mode, The Cure, and The Church were replaced by Nirvana, Pearl Jam, Alice In Chains and Soundgarden.
I was born in 92 , when I listen this playlist and close my eyes , I see some of my my childhood best moment in slowmotion This is cool , but this is nostalgic ....
Imagine if we could all just take breaks in time for our mental health or simply getting proper rest. In some vibe area like this picture in the video. Time marches on 😔
Nous avions cette illusion que les années 1990 furent le point finale de la longue et inexorable évolution de la société humaine, la culmination de siècles de progrès vers un monde meilleur, plus juste, plus moderne, plus beau, plus bénéfique . Il n'y avais plus d'ennemies, la science et la technologie progressaient a grande vitesse, rien ne pouvait entraver cet élan vers un future qu'on pensait tous radieux, paisible où le bonheur serait éternelle. Le monde avait fait sa synthèse, et nous étions prêts a rentrer, avec grande excitation, dans un monde neuf, une nouvelle phase que l'humanité n'avait alors jamais connu depuis toute son existence.
The past beckons, many want to return to that past which seemed to be good, at that minute, at that instant, they want to feel that feeling again, but… You know…
I was also born in 92 I was getting ready for school And literally the whole world stood still Especially United States So quite and still When I arrived at school We were taught about terrorism And how evil it is
I was in Chicago, at work all day, and I didn't know until just before 5 PM when I was at the bank closing my account at BankOne or US Bank (I don't remember), getting ready to move the next day. First time driving in Chicago, and we made it home no trouble at all, with our dog. I don't remember much about 9/11. I saw very little rehash the same day, and every once in a while I'll watch footage. It was almost unbelievable to see the towers fall, knowing how likely there were many people still inside.
I can’t describe these feelings,every time when I listen to this type of music,I just starting to feel so numb,the sadness fills me and my chest gets tight so I just can’t understand what is happening.im searching for the ways to escape from reality,and I love it when I feel sad like this,maybe it’s kinda curiously, and some people think that I’m strange,but It appeals to me,to be alone,sitting w my own thoughts alone at night,in my room without any distractions,I would like to be lost in the forest or field,listening to this music.also I like cyberpunk theme,I just can’t go trough the streets without my imagination about 2070 world.i think I’m weird but🤷🏻
Born in 1991. The 90s were something special. There was this energy or aura that existed, that I have felted since then. I don't know if it's because I grew up or what, but looking at old shows, pictures or hearing an old song, makes me wish that same familiar energy, was still here. Idk how to put it.
I was born in 92... I grew up in New York when this happened. I was in 4th grade... It was such an eerie day. Every now and then i see a post that says "the world you were born in no longer exists.".. it hits different these days.
+++ this posts are like from parallel universe
I feel this right now. Been there right there with you. I was at my folk's house hearing about this on the news. Man, time flies for everyone.
"eerie day" i got that reference man, I am not even from the US (Argentina)
@@GreenTree67 i was in 4th grasde too, but in my country 9/11 is "teachers day" so we did not have school that morning. I was at home watching the news, the whole world was shooked. It was that kind of moments in life that you don't forget, if you asked me what I was doing 11 september 2001 in the afternoon I don't remember but if you ask me what I was doing 9/11/2001 in the morning I certainly remember (in here was kind of 8-9 am)
I was flying back from Europe that day. I never saw anything live on TV. Six hours on the tarmac, and when they finally let us disembark, there were hundreds of planes, like a hall of mirrors. Unreal. I've been reading DeLillo's 'Falling Man' to understand. Be well and take care of yourselves 🙏
This makes me yearn for the days when I was young and the world seemed so big and full of infinite possibilities. Today it feels like every aspect of our world is broken down into a consumable piece of media accessible on a phone but, back then there was real freedom and excitement in the mystery. This music makes me miss that feeling
You said it best man
Those days are long gone 😢
Idk, it’s kind of hard for me to miss a feeling I’m feeling now like I did back then when I listen to music like this,but I’ve grown to understand everyone is not like me. I do hope you find that feeling again if you haven’t already. 😊
Abso fucking lutely, the world seemed to be so full of misteriousness and interesting, nowadays the amount of authentic stuff seems so far away and reducted, not considering also that the actual conflicts make us feel way more threatened than before
@30ajgo that could be an object permanence thing and you're definitely not alone in that feeling even if it seems it
I'm sorry, but times changed, it's the truth
I'm from the UK, and in 1999 we visited NYC when I was 15. I vividly remember walking around in the lobby of the WTC, there was some big wedding event going on - I forget what exactly but I remember lots of women in white wedding dresses. I remember travelling up the escalators, the vastness of the space, and looking out over the skyline. It's a childhood memory that'll always stay with me. I still remember 9/11 and that time in my life. It's all so vivid, yet so distant. Like a fading photograph. Love this mix.
that's a beautiful memory to have
@@andrewmanning3639 thank you man
Thanks to the jews
@@j0nny8oy84 Just reading and listening to the music gives me such a vibe, these are the things in life!
This video isn't about 9/11 is about music - not everything that features the twin towers is about 9/11, they existed outside of that one day you know.
I like that this music doesn't force itself upon you. It's somewhat neutral in it's emotion. It doesn't want you to be sad or happy or anything. It's like the theme of life that summarizes all emotions into one big experience.
Born in 92 - this kind of music along with deep house music has been my favorite for years
There's just something so nostalgic about the late 90s- early 2000s that's stuck with me and this music is reminding me of it
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Agree I was born in 92 and I feel the same way
Yeah, me as well, bro
born in 83 but grew up in the 90s. miss my country of then, miss the people of then, miss the humanity.. stay safe friends and take care of your friends and loved ones.
You gotta start making chapter sections to the music man. It would be so much easier for us to listen to certain tracks you compile together. Thanks for uploading 😎
🎵 Agreed. 🎵
Thank you for this comment
Agreed
Bro they didn’t have chapters back in 1992
There are no tracks, man.
December 1991 into May of 1992 was when Home Alone 2, Lost In NY was filmed, and it was released in theaters the Friday before Thanksgiving 1992. The scene where Macauley Culken is standing at the top of the world trade all alone really hits hard for me. I wish I had the chance to visit the World Trades before they collapsed. The 8th grade trip to Gettysburg, DC and NYC was in 1995. My parents had already committed to a trip to South Padre Island, which was a blast don't get me wrong, but I just wish I had the chance to go on that trip. It will forever haunt me.
Chris Columbus, who is the Director of Home Alone 2 (and Mrs. Doubtfire, Jingle All The Way, and the first Harry Potter) really nailed it with that shot. He probably didn’t even have a clue what he was doing. I have heard some stations remove the Twin Towers when Home Alone 2 is on tv
@@adammuncy8475 Forever haunting you is quite dramatic for someone who was never there 😂
@@PallasAndDove I was there in 2012 and saw the freedom tower nearly completed. I wasn't able to visit the museum as it had just been completed.
Thanks to the jews
Очень жаль людей и башни. Правительство никого не жалеет в достижении своих целей.
Born in 1992. This reminds me of the energy I would feel growing up looking out the front window on a summer night wondering what everyone in the world was doing. Feeling like you had the whole
earth to yourself. Life may not go the way you envisioned but that pure memory of those glorious days can never be taken away. This makes me feel like everything is right again ❤
A fitting site for today's date. God bless those who lost it all.
Thanks to the jews
sh1t happens. Iraquis and Afganis paid thousands of times more for something they never did
Sometimes, you search for gems but beautiful moments like these, the gems find you. 🙏🏾🌟
BL don't matter
Even though I never grew up before 9/11, it always pains me to take a look outside my window and see the twin towers missing in the skyline. Brings pain to my heart that the 2 of the most beautiful towers came down along with 3 thousand people.
Ah, '92. The year I graduated from high school and left home to go to university. What a great time in my life that was, I'm very thankful for those years.
I went to college 20 years after you, and now I'm 30. I'm also very grateful for that time. I think it's the happiest I've ever been. Hopefully I can find that again in my 30s.
@@uberZanneth the world was new back then, idk if you can have that exact experience again but something new, unique and refreshing can be just as rewarding
Those towers were genuinely a beautiful sight once the sun fully set. They were so much better looking than the new freedom tower.
both are nice
I agree. The freedom tower is so generic looking - nothing about it stands out. It's just another glass skyscraper.
@@marzipom5630 Couldn’t agree more
They were beautiful in the light of the rising morning sun, too. I used to work in Brooklyn so on my way to work, you could clearly see the Towers from the elevated subway platform. Every single morning, lit up in gold rising sunshine.
how i wish i could go back in that time, i would spend a whole day with mom and dad, i was a freshman in HS then, dad would drop me off at school and i walked back home. Life was so simple back then
@@henryramirez8227 this is so sweet
@@henryramirez8227 You can thanks to quantum science 😊
I miss 90´s world
In 80's were better...
Born in 1979 and YES!! THE 80'S WERE FAR BETTER.....GOD... IF ONLY WE COULD ALL GO BACK TO A TIME WE LOVED MOST AND STAY THERE.. BUT WE CAN'T..2024 YOU'VE BEEN A REAL BASTARD AND A BITCH AT THE SAME TIME. YOU'VE TAKEN SO MANY LOVED ONES.THE RECENT PRESENT HAS SUCKED....I HOPE THE FUTURE CAN END HOW IT ALL BEGAN BACK IN CHILDHOOD. JUST BE A MUCH SIMPLER NOSTALGIA FILLED TIME....I WISH THAT FOR ALL OF YOU MY FRIENDS... AND ALSO R.I.P. TO THE VICTIMS WHO WERE TAKEN FROM US SO TRAGICALLY ON 9/11/01
SOMEONE SAID IT RIGHT 9/11 WAS THE BEGINNING OF THE END AND 2024 IS JUST AN EXTENSION OF THAT DAY. FOR THOSE OF US THAT WERE THERE ON THAT DAY. YOU KNOW.
@@ДмитрийЧернов-ъ1й u prolly like 2
@@ДмитрийЧернов-ъ1й чем 80-ые были лучше?
We where born in a world that no longer exist.
And we miss it so dearly...
1992 were the days, I still remember looking out the window and seeing these buildings. So many pretty lights in the city. I wish I could relive these days but I know it's not possible. I'll always cherish the times I had though. I'm really enjoying this and going to subscribe to your channel now.
@@wanderinginthewoods_sam you're not lying.
The best year ever. Born in 1992. And now nearing 2025, the world I grew up in pre-9/11 no longer exists. But I remember it like it was last week.
An event some months ago caused my life to change course drastically. I ended up cutting people out of my life who were once my only friend circle, and that isolation nearly drove me to suicide from feelings of inadequacy and abandonment, something I never told anyone about because I feel so ashamed of what I almost did. I still fight those demons, and currently I can't afford the therapy or medication to work through my trauma. I will hold in many regrets and words for a long time. But, this video helped me a bit. I realized that maybe I'm not on a "right" or "wrong" path, but that I am who I am, and I have the power to shape my life however I wish, so long as I choose to live. So, I think I choose to live, and share my love wherever I can - I'd like to go out on a high note if possible.
And lesson learned: cherish the people who actually reach out to you, remind them of your love. You mean something to them.
@gdfauxtrot 💙❤️💙❤️🧡
I am in a similar situation since i lost my job on halloween. I feel lost. Im here if you ever need someone to talk to. Stay strong friend 🧡
Hard to shake those feelings, some of us never do.
Today I found the perfect vibe to study. And this is it. It's calming and energizing at the same time. One briljant brain wave. Thank you so much for this 🧡
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I had just turned six years old, it was a sunny morning in Alabama and I was eating a bowl of cheerios at the kitchen table. I thought the news feed was a movie at first, I didn’t realize it was really happening. I remember seeing the second plane hit the South Tower on TV. My mother cried out. You could hear the entire news crew on the TV gasping. I remember the news anchor say it wasn’t an accident, that this was an attack. Then they showed the Pentagon burning. I still cry to this day thinking of that moment, I will never forget that day for as long as I live.
Нападение правительства на собственных граждан. Это нужно было чтобы развязать руки в Афганистане и тотально контролировать всех. Они снесли их вместе с людьми и им было плевать на это. Мы, в России, знаем правду. Но американское правительство никогда не признается в этом.
Texan here who has always dreamed of the Big Apple. Those gorgeous hotels, the shopping, hip hop, the mafia lol you have everything in NYC! My little town was so boring all I would do is dream of NYC. I was in 5th grade when 9/11 happened and I’ve read many books on the tragedy. New Yorkers are built Ford tough that city is the heartbeat of the whole country.
When the heart of our beautiful Twin Towers stopped beating, so did the city. I cannot count the number of people who still miss them and would welcome them back in a New York minute.
Texan here also. Been to NYC many times. Everyone should go to New York City once in their lives.
Great for sleeping, really. Being sleeping to this and it is so relaxing, its like listening to the white noise, but more melodic and less noisy.
This is eerie seeing those twin towers...I remember perfectly I was in music class when the towers fell. I had felt the atmosphere of the class shift early on, but we didn't have cell phones, at least I didn't, and wouldn't get one until college, so I was in the dark as to what was happening until suddenly one of the students turned on the TV and I could not believe what I was seeing, it actually took a bit for me to believe that it was real and not a movie. I've actually gone back to see documentaries this year of this bc back then we were kept from watching a lot of what happened that day, so sad :(
I remember going to NYC on the weekends. My father did business in those beautiful towers, I remember eating lunch. I'll remember the big fish tank and watching them as a child. I cry as I watch this because it is all gone now. All I have is my memory museum, and I wish there was a time machine; what a time to be alive, thinking it will always be. :(
I’m a '86 kid. Boy, life was SO much different, SO much easier not because i was a kid then, but the 90 were chill even outside the US, the tech was just starting to evolve, everything was bombastic. The world starter to change after 2009-10 and even more before and after the pandemic(the pandemic was easy for me and my family-lots of time together), but now its getting worse everyday.
man, 90s were really calm outside the states XD here in spain we could be playing in the street and no one would harm us for normal (tragedies happened everywhere but not at any time) , you could leave your stuff in the street (like the bike) and would be weird if anyone stole it. Everyone took care of other one´s children and "respect to older people than you" was the rule. in the big cities was worse but not much. we had a really family based culture. nowadays anyone goes on their own. always running, always stressed out. and the trust in your neighbours is almost lost.
You guys (most of comments in these videos with wtc 90's vaporwave videos) tend to be thinking that the world ends in US and couple of western countries that coincidently had a period of relatively chilled time. Meanwhile in 90s people were dying thousands in civil war in balkans and all over the world in general. There was never really a peace. But you were younger, thought less of that all, and obviously - the eerie neuroticism went higher after the social media literally got access to you every day and you feel worse. But nowadays kids grow up and in 20-30 years will literally say the same that you say. Oh it was so much easier. Like literally generation of my parents already love saying "oh it was so much easier and cooler back then in 60-s in the communism regime :D We had very little but at least we were happy" . this will never ever change.
@@cieuxnoirs Very true.
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I was born in 1996. I grew up between Istanbul and Los Angeles. I never had the chance to go to New York, but one day I will go and bring back the nostalgia that I transferred to music, series, songs, pictures, and the sound of children’s laughter in its alleys.
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I used to work in and around the new World Trade Center area a few years ago. There are obviously basement-level tunnels under the new World Trade Center buildings; many of them old, pipe-ridden, empty (I expected everything to be brand new, but they did conserve some of the old structures). I sometimes got eerie feelings down there. Knowing what happened so close by and feeling that there's some kind of imprint still left from that day.
I always wished I grew up in the 90s. I’m a mid 2000s child. And as much as I love the nostalgia old 3ds games, the Wii, 2010s songs and other pop culture at the time brings me, I’ll always have a deep appreciation for the 90s which is so strange considering I’ve never lived it. I’ll see pictures of my mom at the time, and it just looks like a blast. I’m only 19 but I’ve seen the world change so much, it’s truly fascinating.
Btw love this playlist, it helps me a lot when I need help sleeping. I put it on every night! :)
My birth year. A part of me wants to go back and start over but not if things are going to play out the same way. There’s a lot i could’ve done better, but there’s also a lot I had no control over.
I was born then too and I feel the same way
May the Twin Towers never be forgotten.
yeah, make a tattoo on your forehead
Also don't forget the owner, who was a j3w, that got 2 billion dollars. He didn't own the buildings for a long time.
Inside job.
I could be happy, for a time.
officewave is my new favourite genre
Sick photograph, makes you feel like you're in the Atari and Nintendo era. So retro.
I was. And it was better in SO many ways.
For a long time I couldn’t listen to this music. I would play it for, maybe, 20 seconds before I had to switch it to a different video. It made me so sad, it would feel like a hit to the middle of my chest. I would feel slightly out of breath even. But just recently, like a few days ago, I’ve been able to listen to this kind of music again. I’ve always loved this kind of music ever since I was a child (I was born ‘95) and it made me feel so nostalgic back then just like it does now. I think it took me a long time to come to terms that the life I knew is gone and that that one sense of peace and security I had back then is gone too. I think it took me this long to realize because I was scared and I’m still scared but I feel a little more hopeful too. I don’t get that sense of deep and dark dread anymore when I listen to this. It still feels heavy on my chest but differently like my heart doesn’t have to ache anymore because I’ve accepted what’s happened. This music gives me hope now.
Super atmospheric like some of the earlier Dream Catalogue stuff
oh wow that's one hell of a compliment, dream catalog is my big inspiration for all the work I do thank you
In my head, it is disturbing to hear and see this image, because I imagine how desperate that fateful day was, but at the same time watching this video creates an atmosphere in my head of how things were, much more unplugged and much more "real" is insane!
Saudade. That’s what all of this is to me. 💜
such a magical feeling
Born in 88, i was in the 6th grade and ill never forget how surreal it all seemed, i woke up to the first hit and got to school about the time the second hit. West coast.
It really was like watching the beginning of the end, it was such a crazy time...
I truly miss the world i came from (referring to the world you know, no loger exists) 😢
This is incredible. I was born in 05, but i've always loved the 90's. The Goonies, Fast & Furious, Mr. and Mrs. Smith, the classic chassis design of a 1999 Silvia S15, No cellphones, book reading, playing outside etc. Unfortunately I think about the 90's too much, it'll end up making me sad then angry because life is unfair, in my opinion. The 90's had their own struggles and I have mine here in 2024 so, either way i'll live.
They should recommend this guy as a music director in the movies 💯👍
thank you so so much
I'll just say, Thank you. I really need a calm, smooth, relaxing place right now...
Man. This really hits. I was in middle school when the towers were hit. My mother kept me out of school and I wasn't allowed to take an Archeology scholarship to New Zealand. As a kid, I was mad about that. As an adult, that's changed.
The year of my birthday! Thank you!
Born in 1996, man I really appreciate seeing these and listening to these beautiful Vaporwave and man it still shocks me how the early 2000s were compared to now and 23 years later after the twin towers were destroyed its crazy to see what's happened since then
9/11/2024
I'm an old fart by internet standards. I was on my way to Latin class that Tuesday when one of my Quiz Bowl teammates mentioned that a plane had hit. The only other thing I remember after that is having trouble getting anything done in class that day. We were all glued to the news.
Listening to this really makes me rethink my life, dude. The choices I’ve made and the fill of regret of what I’ve done throughout my life, but I’m glad God is truly with me throughout this journey. He’s the best and he’s gotten me through the toughest times, the times of when I would sob on my bed, the times I’ve felt lost, the times I’ve felt so many emotions. I’m glad he’s with me and helping me through my life, he truly is the best. Lord, you are the best and will always be the best.
@@Funnybone00 You have to feel pretty shitty about what you’ve done to need an imaginary friend to make the hurt go away. Just saying maybe don’t leave this one alone with your kids.
@@partroboti hope you find peace and love✝️🙏
It strikes me that TH-cam is far more convenient to utilize than phonograph cylinders, records, tapes or CD's but here we are in the future, still not entirely satisfied. Well, not me but you know what I mean. While I respect individual preferences, your work is good enough just as it is, I say!
True. There is actually a specific point of convenience where we start to feel disconnected. That's why people are returning to vinyl records and cassettes lately. This is true not just for music, but for basically everything in our modern, fast world of instant gratification
Needed this. Because it's half term it's been 3 weeks of nonstop travelling and doing things with my kid which has been great. She's away for a week now and i've just got manflu and gone back to work, so this mix is really helping to settle my brain right now 😅. Thanks for this, great work as usual.
Ah, nothing like some good vaporwave music to-- *notices the buildings in the video*
... Oh man.
Oh man! XD
i was born in 92 and not yet go to america but i can feel like
what kind of NYC of 1990s :D we are so miss WTC
So far other commentators are describing how beautiful and peaceful the music is, which I agree. But to me, particularly the beginning, was so..melancholy, almost foreboding. Which is fitting considering the context of the photo. I would describe this as a somber farewell to an era. Particularly for everyone entering the new millennium with excitement. Like for those who had that feeling of “Oh man! I exist in the middle of transitioning from the 1900s to the 2000s. What will this new decade bring? What innovations and achievements will I live to see? I can’t wait! This is a historic moment that I’ve living in!”
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Sometimes I wonder how life would have played out. How would the political landscape have shaped into? What would relationships have been like for each individual and their loved ones-have they been allowed to continue. What kinds of achievements and losses would we have had instead? It took just one day to alter the course of history, and leave us with a bunch of What-If’s that we’ll never know about ever.
Your music radiates positivity and comfort, making it a standout on my playlist. It feels really great and enjoyable
Cities just dont have that mysterious yet awesome feeling anymore i used to have as a kid. Being adult is really boring...
23 years ago today, the world changed forever. Never forget. 💔
Nah, just more people saw horror in real time.
Thanks for existing and doing what you do brother (or sister) ❤
1992... That was a long time ago for me. I was just a little kid back then. Going to a friend's house, playing SNES, or, the Genesis, going outside, and riding our bikes through puddles....
i'm currently on hour 2 of this album and I have to say it really helps me to focus on writing my master thesis! it really locks me in and in can focus on long, strenuous thoughts!
Your mixes fuel my workflow, thank you
@@J0hnSell what kind of work are you flowing on John?
So sad we'll never see these legendary and iconic buildings ever again 💔😥
Es increíble que una melodía pueda influir emocionalmente en alguien pero es lo que hace conmigo. Al escuchar esto siento una mescla de nostalgia y melancolía por un pasado que apenas recuerdo🥲
PD: It would be much better if you put up the playlist. I can't find the songs with the link in the description.
I really appreciate this! Helped me calm my nerves ! I want to be able to make stuff online to help others to !
I was born in 2002, never really liked 90s music and etc, but there's still a weird feeling inside of me that I had missed something important. Something, that I would never experience again. Is it a dream of globalization and peace? Idk to be honest..
Congratulations with anniversary!
Music and picture are gorgeous ❤❤
1992 was like a changing of the guard. Shows such as Growing Pains, Cheers, Night Court, and Johnny Carson were no longer on the air. Now replaced by Real World, Beverly Hills 90210 and Melrose Place.
Music like INXS, Depeche Mode, The Cure, and The Church were replaced by Nirvana, Pearl Jam, Alice In Chains and Soundgarden.
Muchas gracias por esta obra de arte...!
6:27 just got a mean wave of nostalgia 🤧
woke up to this! sounds so good on my new sound system lol, reminds me of cyberpunk OST
I was born in 92 , when I listen this playlist and close my eyes , I see some of my my childhood best moment in slowmotion
This is cool , but this is nostalgic ....
God, this is such a vibe this evening in Chi Town!
Gamestop in my town closed down this makes feel nostalgia cause when it used to be here what a great time it was in the early 2010s and late 2010s
AMAZING... SO BEAUTIFUL😍
I love to have this on the background while I work, it helps me focus better
Oct 1, 2024
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Imagine if we could all just take breaks in time for our mental health or simply getting proper rest. In some vibe area like this picture in the video. Time marches on 😔
You can 😅
Thank you for this
The sound is very nice
I was born in 1992 I died in 2006 and I am still here I wonder why?
How have you died?
@@VictorMorane Died inside
Thank You for this🏆
Love this series bro - i was born 1991 winter. For me its a vibe and dream go visit NYC one day. Ill bring a old school cam ❤
PLEASE recreate this playlist on spotify or other streaming!!!
I am working on it !!
Nous avions cette illusion que les années 1990 furent le point finale de la longue et inexorable évolution de la société humaine, la culmination de siècles de progrès vers un monde meilleur, plus juste, plus moderne, plus beau, plus bénéfique . Il n'y avais plus d'ennemies, la science et la technologie progressaient a grande vitesse, rien ne pouvait entraver cet élan vers un future qu'on pensait tous radieux, paisible où le bonheur serait éternelle. Le monde avait fait sa synthèse, et nous étions prêts a rentrer, avec grande excitation, dans un monde neuf, une nouvelle phase que l'humanité n'avait alors jamais connu depuis toute son existence.
This one hurts my heart. My son was born in 1992. He passed away in 2016. :( But I listen.
The past beckons, many want to return to that past which seemed to be good, at that minute, at that instant, they want to feel that feeling again, but… You know…
i ❤this
This the best stuff i've ever listend to man; thank you. do you have another one like this?
I was also born in 92
I was getting ready for school
And literally the whole world stood still
Especially United States
So quite and still
When I arrived at school
We were taught about terrorism
And how evil it is
Ah.. the good ol' days when I never existed.
Everything changed for the worse the day those towers came down..
That really was the beginning of the end...2024 is just a prolonged continuation of 2001.
@@adamestrada7610 2024 and couldn't agree more.
It was really in 1996 with the release of the Clean Break memo.
We died in 2012
so good
1:26:00 is apathy, thats pretty cool
All perfect
cool !
No set list but nostalgia stories, 😔
Weird, question but can I have a wallpaper for the WTC? I like the vibe of it! :) Also nice album, thanks a lot, keeps me relaxed at evenings! :3
The one that begins at 2:36:02 and lasts until the end of the video reminds me of Mr.Kitty After Dark. Same melody from the chorus
@@pixilator804 Yeah I noticed that too, it really sounds like after dark.
Suena como el viento rozando las paredes de un cántaro enormemente vacío
I was in Chicago, at work all day, and I didn't know until just before 5 PM when I was at the bank closing my account at BankOne or US Bank (I don't remember), getting ready to move the next day. First time driving in Chicago, and we made it home no trouble at all, with our dog. I don't remember much about 9/11. I saw very little rehash the same day, and every once in a while I'll watch footage. It was almost unbelievable to see the towers fall, knowing how likely there were many people still inside.
I can’t describe these feelings,every time when I listen to this type of music,I just starting to feel so numb,the sadness fills me and my chest gets tight so I just can’t understand what is happening.im searching for the ways to escape from reality,and I love it when I feel sad like this,maybe it’s kinda curiously, and some people think that I’m strange,but It appeals to me,to be alone,sitting w my own thoughts alone at night,in my room without any distractions,I would like to be lost in the forest or field,listening to this music.also I like cyberpunk theme,I just can’t go trough the streets without my imagination about 2070 world.i think I’m weird but🤷🏻