If there’s a distinctly ‘90s thing YOU'RE distinctly upset we forgot, remind us below, and check out our video A Deep Dive Into the 90s - th-cam.com/video/so20UU4JoHE/w-d-xo.html
Collecting EVERYTHING!!!! Cards, cupheads, Tazo, Beyblades, Coca Cola glasses, presses, those fake tattoos, whatever shit they put in chips, etc. Like I said. Collecting EVERYTHING!!!
I was born in '88. The 90s was the best decade ever. Best era to be a child. Watching this almost made me tear up from nostalgia. One thing I'll never miss is that dang dial up internet. 😒
I was born in '88 too. Can definitely understand why you won't miss dial up internet. Jacked up my mom's phone bill due to how experimental the tech was at the time. Made convincing her to go for one of the newer internet connections a bothersome task.
I still have that dialup noise in my head! Never again. Sooooo slow. I would set a song to download overnight while I went to bed and hope it finished by morning.
I wasn't born until the tail end of this decade, but so many things from it became the best parts of my childhood. Classic movies, clothes, toys, and it was so great revisiting it all here.
I was born in 1990 as well. I miss waking up on Saturday mornings watching recess, pepper Ann, and the new version of doug. I miss are you afraid of the dark, guts, Pete and Pete, all that, cousin skeeter, Kenan and Kel. Ect
Being a 90s kid, I can definitely relate to a lot of these. The Olsen twins were my childhood heroes. I amazingly never failed at opening a Capri Sun drink. I was an obsessive Beanie Babies collector and I slept with the “life-size” ones at night and I still have a vast majority of them in storage because I have such fond memories of them (many of them are souvenirs too). I went to Blockbuster once or twice a week ever since I was six cause there was one only 5 minutes away from my house and we would rent around 4-6 movies a week! I still have all the movies and games I ever bought from there.
I remember playing pinball, with Pokémon cards, putting glow-in-the-dark stars on my ceiling and pretending I was in space, my Gameboy original and advanced, watching Saturday morning cartoons, etc. Growing up in the 90s was legit. Take me back!
10:06 I can definitely relate to that! When I was in elementary school, we were always watching things like Reading Rainbow, Arthur, Bill Nye, and more as part of educational programs for the subject we were learning, but also my school district had its own TV channel and would air certain kids shows such as Reading Rainbow, Wishbone, Arthur, and more on certain days every weekday and we would always get to watch them whenever they came on and they weren’t part of a “privilege reward” or anything. It was the part of the day I always looked forward to the most, even more than recess LOL
Even though I was only born towards the end of the 90's, I'm still nostalgic for that era, since it gave us plenty of iconic films, TV shows, phrases and fashions!
Hey that’s all good I was born in 1987, I actually remember some 1980s things and I love both 80s and 90s! I felt like the 80s even had an influence into the 90s. But gosh the 2000s was its own thing altogether.
i was born in 87' and til this day I'm forever grateful i was raised in the 90's. for me, not realizing how good we had it back in those days, i truly miss that decade a lot
You forgot furbies, beanie bag chairs, our obsession with friends, the spice girls, backstreet boys, nysnc, Britney Spears, chia pets, recording our own mixtapes, recording movies on VHS, the dinsney Renaissance and the joy of watching one Saturday morning Disney cartoons.
Born in 1995 I can definitely relate to all of theses trends at the time some even made it into the 2000s I personally think that movies tv shows and music were the best in the 90s and 2000s
I was born in 1988 so I grew up in the 90s. I remember being in school one day just randomly drawing the cool S. I always drew mine with a horizontal line at the bottom, not a point which was how I always drew them. I had never even seen it before but I was just drawing vertical lines and joining them up and came up with it. My sister had moon shoes, beanie babies and a skip it. I had forgotten about stamp pens, but I definitely remembered the multi coloured pens and used to have them, along with orange and yellow fluorescent highlighter markers. I never actually seen or heard the THX logo in person as I only went to the cinema a few times in the 90s. I do remember trying not to get my CDs scratched, especially PC software, games and Windows CDs, but my sister who is 7 years younger than me, kept taking mine and I find them scratched up or left somewhere they could easily get damaged. I kept telling her not to take them and tried to hide them, but she kept finding and taking them. Our family didn't get internet to the late 90s with 56K dialup and I remember trying to download a 3MB or so MP3 file and it taking over an hour and my mom kept telling me to hurry up and get off the internet. I loved The Fresh Prince of Bel Air, for me it was one of my top favorite shows of the 90s along with Home Improvement and never missed them when they were on TV. I also remember having glow in the dark stickers on my bedroom ceiling as a young child, Pogs, Mighty Max (the world's most fun choking hazard), Bouncy Balls (I used to get some every week from machines in a local village near where we lived at the time), weird skateboard called something like a tri-board that was 3 sided with a wheel on each side, all the great kids shows, Spinner Yo-Yos, 3 sided plastic boomerangs (the ones I had were wider than what I have seen online today and each side had a whole in the top for your fingers to go through and they were fluorescent colors like pink and yellow)
Growing up in The 1990’s and 2000’s, I Loved and remember watching Nickelodeon, Nick Jr., Nick at Nite, SNICK, Nick GaS, Nicktoons TV, Noggin, FOX Kids, FOX Box, FOX Family Channel, Discovery Kids, Discovery Kids on NBC, TLC, Ready Set Learn on TLC, Sci-Fi Channel, MTV, Comedy Central, Cartoon Network, Boomerang, Kids WB, The WB, UPN, UPN Kids, BKN on UPN, Disney’s One Too on UPN, Disney’s One Saturday Morning on ABC, ABC Kids, Playhouse Disney, Disney Channel, Toon Disney, The CBS KidShow, Nick Jr. on CBS, Nick on CBS, Noggin on Nick and More!❤️📺🎶👍🏻
The nostalgia was so real, great list overall. Some misses: - no mention of Trapper Keepers, book covers and colorful folders in the school supplies section - ABC’s TGIF lineup - PBS shows like Barney, Lamb Chop, Reading Rainbow, Ghost Writer Carmen Sandiego and Wishbone - various studio logos/sign offs with audio like “sit ubu sit”, “DiC”, Disney, etc - Walkman/Discman - Captain Planet - light up sneakers - I wanna be like Mike
My favorite decades 1940s 😊 wasn’t born in this time but gosh everything is so classic and beautiful about it! Love the black and white movies, art, fashion, music etc. 1980s still the best decade for movies, music and entertainment as a whole. I didn’t care for the fashion or the hair styles really weird and over the top. But god the best songs and really nostalgic damn…. 1990s. My childhood nuf said. 😂 you get it.
"Respect The Pouch! RESPECT IT!" 🥤 something I took to heart as a kid. I would gently drink and threw it in the trash as if it'd explode if I wasn't too careful! 💀
I miss the 90’s so much! The world was a much better place back then. No social media, no cancel culture, no mass shootings at concerts, and no wokedness! The shows, movies, music, fashions, educational programs, and so many other things made the world so much more at peace. Kids today will never understand the joy it was to grow up back in those days. 😊
😂😂 easy to forget the insanity so far on the other side. The 90s had rampant racism, sexism, child abuse, AIDS was prolific and the shows for kids were nightmare fuel. Though admittedly I miss parts I don't ignore the dark truths.
I LOVED Mary-Kate and Ashley's movies!! Whenever we went to Blockbuster, I either got Recess School's Out or an Olsen Mystery movie, since we didn't have any of those. Only some of their You're Invited series and some of their normal movies.
Even though i was born in the late 90's , i can still identify with some picks of this top (such as the solitaire and the THX logo sound, which reminded me of "Over the hedge") happy saturday afternoon Ms Mojo, take care and God bless you, see you soon for more and greetings from Colombia to you as well.
I remember being hyped as could BE when the Tiny Toons Summer Vacation special came out and laughing my butt off when the THX parody sound came on in the theater and there was a big loud voice that went 'The audience is now deaf.'
The 90s was a really big time for my childhood. I remember most of these things so well especially the TH XQ sound that was so scary. I remember when it came on. I kind of got scared of listening to it but at the same time I liked it I am so proud and thankful to be a 90s baby and I am so thankful that I was around at the time and these things happen. I will always remember those.
@@carlycarmine3858 I know right just be thankful that you don’t have to listen to that sound anymore. They got rid of it at movie theaters. If it ever comes back, I would be surprised if they brought it back.
@@carlycarmine3858 yeah maybe but if they ever put it back in movie theaters, I would probably be surprised if they did that because I remember at movie theaters they would do that. Just be thankful we don’t have to hear that sound anymore even if sometimes we miss it.
Speaking of the loud THX logo, I used to have Disney’s Tarzan on VHS, and that logo would appear with the loud noise. Imagine hearing that in a theater
Hypocrite you literally chose to be on your phone, you’re not making no difference stop criticizing people there’s no “our” or “we” there’s a reason why social media didn’t take over back then and you should consider maybe it was bc it wasnt that advance back then , what’s not clicking? …..
I don’t even get what you mean by “hyper real CGI” cause back then it was more technology obsessed then today the only reason it didn’t take over was cause we didn’t have those things then ..
@@beysmentssecuritycamera6013 meaning visual effects so convincing we can't what's real and what's not, back then we had to fill in the blanks with suspension of disbelief because the visual effects in movies video games and TV's shows weren't what they are today.
@@Soul-cry1 nah not true at all cgi now looks like shit … even Ai is trash …. Back then it wasn’t always good true but you can’t blame it since it wasn’t that advanced but now that we have the technology, the people Hollywood hire don’t even their job that well their cgi are mostly see trough …. Like yes compare today to back then we’re much advanced but rn it doesn’t feel like we’re really in that futuristic time, it just feels like we’re stuck at basic level and people are fighting each other online and encouraged bc of politics, I personally miss when Americans were actually trying to improve the country and not setting it back or fighting each other although ofc even back then it was flawed with discrimination but there was a little bit more harmony rn Americans are so focused on fighting each other that when for example someone form Europe say something bad the country actually Americans agrees ….. back then we didn’t have that much technology but we were still obsessed with the future and futurism aesthetic
Also, having somebody at work saying, ‘did you catch SportsCenter last night?’ Back when ESPN was at their zenith with great anchors, commercials, and breaking news. I also miss Comedy Central back then. Talk Soup with Gregg Kinear was awesome.
I was born in 1987, so everything from the 90s was a memory. Even games like POGs was huge. And so was watching horror or action movies your way to young for was normal because your parents or family just didn't care. They expected you to know it wasn't real. Plus their was always Saturday morning cartoons!
Awesome video! Although my top 5 favorite years of my life took place in the following 2 decades, I'll always miss the 90's, my childhood years. I was born in 1989. What I'll miss most about the 90's were the entertaining TV shows, mostly the cartoons, but also a few some live-action shows. Oh and definitely some of the entertaining commercials back then too.
Related to CDs... spending all your money on expensive imports of CDs you already had. Best example of color changing that you missed was Hypercolor shirts! I wanted one so bad, but my parents never got me one.
See, you actually were a "90s kid". It's strange hearing people born in the first half of the 90s call themselves 90s kids, when the majority of our growing up years and events that have shaped us into who we are, took place during the 2000s.
As a 2000s kid, I enjoyed Capri-Suns and putting the straw in. It’s not wrong to drink Capri-Suns as an adult--I’m more akin to Juicy Juice, another kid-friendly brand adults can enjoy. Respect the pouch! Respect it!
@@chasehedges6775One other thing I forgot to mention is my love of the THX logo. There’s something I can’t identify that makes it a source of glee. From Tex repairing the logo to my favorite, “Amazing Life,” the THX logo all started in 1983 with _Star Wars: Episode VI: Return of the Jedi_ “in the first THX theaters in Dallas and Los Angeles. By using simple text graphics on screen in contrast with a jaw-dropping demonstration of multi-channel sound, "Wings" raised the bar for quality audio presentation by showing audiences just what was possible in the movie theaters.” Source: The THX Wiki.
i find it funny that i grew up listening to billy west, doug, favorite cartoon, and i watch him even now in reruns of futurama, i guess he would be considered as one of my favorite VAs
As a '90s kid, born in '91, I remember all my favorite game shows, legends of the hidden temple, double dare and all my favorite cartoons, tiny toons, loony toons, tom and jerry and the Charlie brown and snoopy show. However, for wrestling fans such as myself and millions all over the country, it was war time, I'm referring to the Monday Night War Between WCW, (1988-2001) thank you Ted turner and Eric Bischoff, and the WWF.
Using so much footage from Arthur is quite appropriate for this video. I seriously miss Blockbusters. Heck, the one that used to be down the street from my old family home is where I got my copy of Scooby Doo and the Witch's Ghost. The 90s were the best. I really do miss them. Everything seemed so much simpler back then. And more fun
I saw an article somewhere where John Stamos actually said that Mary-Kate and Ashley did cherish their childhoods and that it was just something that everyone else made up. I was never a Mary-Kate and Ashley fan when I was a kid but once I became a preteen I did become a Full House fan. But it did put a smile on my face. :)
I swear I was expecting her to say about the Skip-it that, "it's made of plastic and attached to one of your feet, and breaks your other ankle if you do it wrong." 😂
I was born in march 3rd 1991 and I use to love playing the super nintendo, watching disney movies and watching fox kids because kids themed lineup was a thing
Being a 90s kid I can relate to most of these. I never had a problem opening a Capri Sun, but my mom did LOL. I watched every movie the Olsen twins were in, I had a tamagotchi, and most of my school supplies was Lisa Frank. I always sang along to the Fresh Prince of Bel Air theme song and I knew how to do the Carlton. I rented a movie almost every weekend. I also loved playing with my skip it. The 90s were great!
I’m 40 and I drink Capri sun too! But that’s because my husband & I taught my son how to share and he’s very happy and proud when he can open one for us 😊
I've done, experianced or had everything in this video man those where the good old days miss the simplicity yet somewhere in the middle n cheeseness of the 90s great time to be alive in
Born in 92 and I can tell kids today so many stories about the 90s. Especially about beanie baby mania.I remember hearing about parents fighting in toy stores like in jingle all the way to get them for their kids. So many bite marks, black eyes and missing hair. Another thing I remember is Sargent soaker. Super power. Super speed. Super soakers all you need.
Round the twist was a favourite tv show for any Australian 90's kid. Today you can say the 1st line of the theme and an Aussie 90's kid will continue the song
Lol, my parents didn't actually use our real CDs in our cars (and my sister and I when we got our own, too) to prevent scratching or warping in the heat of summer. We burned a copy and left the original at home instead.
you guys hit the nail on the head with this list! several things notable that are missing, but a great watch indeed! the feeling of nostalgia is quite euphoric.
This was awesome video tribute to all us 90s kids which I’m proud to say I am and watching this video on my birthday no less is so awesome 🥳🥳 You did forget the boy band craze in the 90s and cartoons though MsMojo but other than that you did a fantastic job can’t wait for your next video love your channel 😊
90s fashion is currently running its course and it won’t be too many more years till 00s style is back in full. While in the 2000’s the 70s were popular.
Omg can we go back to the 90s!!! From tamagotchis i even had the talking nano that came out bought it at toys r us heads up 7 up or school house rock for rainy days even remember pogs that had the slammers had the skip it the classic board games and cartoons and of course the video stores dam i miss them truly great times
I use a wheelchair to get around. That being said I was in and out of the hospital for the first 15 years of my life. I used to have a lot of beanie babies because my surgeon would give them to me after every surgery. I was born in 96 but so far I remember experiencing or at least hearing about this stuff lol (I’m only at 7:41 so far)
Not one entry to do with grunge on a 90s list - for shame! ...Nostalgia is strong in this one though. 3:42 Search for Sorrow TV - "Why Did I Watch This As a Child" - "Mary Kate and Ashley Detectives," reminiscent while hilarious!
I can't believe someone remembers 13 Dead End Drive! I loved that game, that and You Don't Know Jack lol. But yeah you forgot watching One Saturday Morning cartoons and the TGIF lineups
90s kids are the last generation... that grew up in the actual world without the internet. Road Rash game, cassette video games, floppy disks, watching cartoons all day on Cartoon Network and Disney... ahhh 90s were magical.
If there’s a distinctly ‘90s thing YOU'RE distinctly upset we forgot, remind us below, and check out our video A Deep Dive Into the 90s - th-cam.com/video/so20UU4JoHE/w-d-xo.html
Collecting EVERYTHING!!!! Cards, cupheads, Tazo, Beyblades, Coca Cola glasses, presses, those fake tattoos, whatever shit they put in chips, etc. Like I said. Collecting EVERYTHING!!!
How dominant Nickelodeon was in the 90s
My friends had to have all the Pokemon cards
@@humorpalanta garbage pail kids cards?
@@minenoturs4271Wasn’t that the 80’s?
I was born in '88. The 90s was the best decade ever. Best era to be a child. Watching this almost made me tear up from nostalgia. One thing I'll never miss is that dang dial up internet. 😒
I was born in '88 too. Can definitely understand why you won't miss dial up internet. Jacked up my mom's phone bill due to how experimental the tech was at the time. Made convincing her to go for one of the newer internet connections a bothersome task.
I still have that dialup noise in my head! Never again. Sooooo slow. I would set a song to download overnight while I went to bed and hope it finished by morning.
I wasn't born until the tail end of this decade, but so many things from it became the best parts of my childhood. Classic movies, clothes, toys, and it was so great revisiting it all here.
Amen
Same here in 1999.
Same here in 1996
I was born in 1998 and I know about most of these things
Same here 😂😂😂
I was born in 1990. This video made my miss my childhood so much. God I love being a 90s kid and wish everyday I could go back.
Me too
Same I was born on 1990 but I have a late birthday
I was born in 1990 as well. I miss waking up on Saturday mornings watching recess, pepper Ann, and the new version of doug. I miss are you afraid of the dark, guts, Pete and Pete, all that, cousin skeeter, Kenan and Kel. Ect
Sending you love, kinfolk. T_T
10/30/90
Being a 90s kid, I can definitely relate to a lot of these. The Olsen twins were my childhood heroes. I amazingly never failed at opening a Capri Sun drink. I was an obsessive Beanie Babies collector and I slept with the “life-size” ones at night and I still have a vast majority of them in storage because I have such fond memories of them (many of them are souvenirs too). I went to Blockbuster once or twice a week ever since I was six cause there was one only 5 minutes away from my house and we would rent around 4-6 movies a week! I still have all the movies and games I ever bought from there.
2000s kid can too.
As I said, Capri-Sun straw entry points were, and still are, easy for me to figure out.
I was born in 1987 the 90s was everything to me. This video is so nostalgic! Thank you so much I shared it with my friends who are awesome 90s kids!
I remember playing pinball, with Pokémon cards, putting glow-in-the-dark stars on my ceiling and pretending I was in space, my Gameboy original and advanced, watching Saturday morning cartoons, etc. Growing up in the 90s was legit. Take me back!
Ohmygosh Gameboy! My sister and I used to fight over who got to play on those. We’d fight over the Nintendo system too. Miss those days
The ‘90s is also part of my childhood. ❤
10:06 I can definitely relate to that! When I was in elementary school, we were always watching things like Reading Rainbow, Arthur, Bill Nye, and more as part of educational programs for the subject we were learning, but also my school district had its own TV channel and would air certain kids shows such as Reading Rainbow, Wishbone, Arthur, and more on certain days every weekday and we would always get to watch them whenever they came on and they weren’t part of a “privilege reward” or anything. It was the part of the day I always looked forward to the most, even more than recess LOL
Even though I was only born towards the end of the 90's, I'm still nostalgic for that era, since it gave us plenty of iconic films, TV shows, phrases and fashions!
I’m nostalgic for the 2000s and same
I was born in the mid 90s, so I definitely feel nostalgia for a lot of movies and shows from the 90s and 2000s too
@@Omar-wq9dz 💯💯
Well, I was born in September of 1994. Also, I like the cartoons from that decade especially. Mostly from Cartoon Network and Nickelodeon.
Hey that’s all good I was born in 1987, I actually remember some 1980s things and I love both 80s and 90s!
I felt like the 80s even had an influence into the 90s. But gosh the 2000s was its own thing altogether.
i was born in 87' and til this day I'm forever grateful i was raised in the 90's. for me, not realizing how good we had it back in those days, i truly miss that decade a lot
Ahh the THX sound. Ear splitting yes, but it got you hyped cause you knew you were in for something good
I was terrified of the damn thing on account that it made my ears ring and my teeth vibrate, and I'm still scared of it
Yeah it was the best part of the movie even if the movie sucked 😂
You forgot furbies, beanie bag chairs, our obsession with friends, the spice girls, backstreet boys, nysnc, Britney Spears, chia pets, recording our own mixtapes, recording movies on VHS, the dinsney Renaissance and the joy of watching one Saturday morning Disney cartoons.
Oh my gosh - yes I completely agree with that too and Dunkaroos too They were so good and can’t help but miss them as well
They have a whole playlist dedicated to videos about Friends if you’re looking for a fix!
That would be amazing “ FRIENDS “ was one of the best. As well as “Buffy” and “ Charmed “ and still a fan of the Goosebumps series too
I was about to comment on furbies, I love those!
I loved Furbies!
. I definitely think the 90's were the best years to grow up in. Oh the nostalgia!
Oh, I ❤ the ‘90s
One of my top 3 favorite decades. 😊
😊💯
Born in 1995 I can definitely relate to all of theses trends at the time some even made it into the 2000s I personally think that movies tv shows and music were the best in the 90s and 2000s
I was born in 1988 so I grew up in the 90s. I remember being in school one day just randomly drawing the cool S. I always drew mine with a horizontal line at the bottom, not a point which was how I always drew them. I had never even seen it before but I was just drawing vertical lines and joining them up and came up with it. My sister had moon shoes, beanie babies and a skip it. I had forgotten about stamp pens, but I definitely remembered the multi coloured pens and used to have them, along with orange and yellow fluorescent highlighter markers.
I never actually seen or heard the THX logo in person as I only went to the cinema a few times in the 90s. I do remember trying not to get my CDs scratched, especially PC software, games and Windows CDs, but my sister who is 7 years younger than me, kept taking mine and I find them scratched up or left somewhere they could easily get damaged. I kept telling her not to take them and tried to hide them, but she kept finding and taking them.
Our family didn't get internet to the late 90s with 56K dialup and I remember trying to download a 3MB or so MP3 file and it taking over an hour and my mom kept telling me to hurry up and get off the internet.
I loved The Fresh Prince of Bel Air, for me it was one of my top favorite shows of the 90s along with Home Improvement and never missed them when they were on TV. I also remember having glow in the dark stickers on my bedroom ceiling as a young child, Pogs, Mighty Max (the world's most fun choking hazard), Bouncy Balls (I used to get some every week from machines in a local village near where we lived at the time), weird skateboard called something like a tri-board that was 3 sided with a wheel on each side, all the great kids shows, Spinner Yo-Yos, 3 sided plastic boomerangs (the ones I had were wider than what I have seen online today and each side had a whole in the top for your fingers to go through and they were fluorescent colors like pink and yellow)
Growing up in The 1990’s and 2000’s, I Loved and remember watching Nickelodeon, Nick Jr., Nick at Nite, SNICK, Nick GaS, Nicktoons TV, Noggin, FOX Kids, FOX Box, FOX Family Channel, Discovery Kids, Discovery Kids on NBC, TLC, Ready Set Learn on TLC, Sci-Fi Channel, MTV, Comedy Central, Cartoon Network, Boomerang, Kids WB, The WB, UPN, UPN Kids, BKN on UPN, Disney’s One Too on UPN, Disney’s One Saturday Morning on ABC, ABC Kids, Playhouse Disney, Disney Channel, Toon Disney, The CBS KidShow, Nick Jr. on CBS, Nick on CBS, Noggin on Nick and More!❤️📺🎶👍🏻
The nostalgia was so real, great list overall. Some misses:
- no mention of Trapper Keepers, book covers and colorful folders in the school supplies section
- ABC’s TGIF lineup
- PBS shows like Barney, Lamb Chop, Reading Rainbow, Ghost Writer Carmen Sandiego and Wishbone
- various studio logos/sign offs with audio like “sit ubu sit”, “DiC”, Disney, etc
- Walkman/Discman
- Captain Planet
- light up sneakers
- I wanna be like Mike
My favorite decades
1940s 😊 wasn’t born in this time but gosh everything is so classic and beautiful about it! Love the black and white movies, art, fashion, music etc.
1980s still the best decade for movies, music and entertainment as a whole. I didn’t care for the fashion or the hair styles really weird and over the top. But god the best songs and really nostalgic damn….
1990s.
My childhood nuf said. 😂 you get it.
"Respect The Pouch! RESPECT IT!" 🥤
something I took to heart as a kid. I would gently drink and threw it in the trash as if it'd explode if I wasn't too careful! 💀
oh i read it as if i heard the comercial
@@minenoturs4271 it's ingringed into our 90's/00's kids heads!
Born in January of 92. I Miss the 90s they'll never be another time like it
I miss the 90’s so much! The world was a much better place back then. No social media, no cancel culture, no mass shootings at concerts, and no wokedness! The shows, movies, music, fashions, educational programs, and so many other things made the world so much more at peace. Kids today will never understand the joy it was to grow up back in those days. 😊
Oh you are so right
😂😂 easy to forget the insanity so far on the other side. The 90s had rampant racism, sexism, child abuse, AIDS was prolific and the shows for kids were nightmare fuel. Though admittedly I miss parts I don't ignore the dark truths.
well...cancel culture was there. It has existed for a long time, but it never carried as much weight as it does now.
@@andeeharry Then we should really start pushing back cancel culture.
“No wokedness “ yh shut up racist don’t even know what pure talking about 😂
I remember when the internet dial up was used, and would wait for it to load. I hated how we couldn’t use the phone when the internet was used
Omg I miss the 90s so much! The music, the movies, everything on this list-it was the perfect time to be a kid! I was 5-15 during this decade ❤️
same, 1985 baby
I LOVED Mary-Kate and Ashley's movies!! Whenever we went to Blockbuster, I either got Recess School's Out or an Olsen Mystery movie, since we didn't have any of those. Only some of their You're Invited series and some of their normal movies.
I remember these, thanks for the walk down memory lane.
Even though i was born in the late 90's , i can still identify with some picks of this top (such as the solitaire and the THX logo sound, which reminded me of "Over the hedge") happy saturday afternoon Ms Mojo, take care and God bless you, see you soon for more and greetings from Colombia to you as well.
THX is awful, I agree
Omg 13 dead end drive!!!! 😮 haven’t played it for over 30 years but I remember now!!!
the clips from Arthur featured in this, are totally the icing on the cake!
Born in 1988 this was my life living in the 90s ❤
Facts
I remember being hyped as could BE when the Tiny Toons Summer Vacation special came out and laughing my butt off when the THX parody sound came on in the theater and there was a big loud voice that went 'The audience is now deaf.'
The Joy Of Watching Fox Kids and Kids WB and UPN Kids to a lesser extent
And the Disney Afternoon, and Disney One Saturday Morning.
@@TwilightLink77 Not a Disney Fan Even Though they own the non Power Rangers Fox Kids shows love Life With Louie and Eek The Cat
The 90s was a really big time for my childhood. I remember most of these things so well especially the TH XQ sound that was so scary. I remember when it came on. I kind of got scared of listening to it but at the same time I liked it I am so proud and thankful to be a 90s baby and I am so thankful that I was around at the time and these things happen. I will always remember those.
THX is terrifying, I can attest to that
@@carlycarmine3858 I know right just be thankful that you don’t have to listen to that sound anymore. They got rid of it at movie theaters. If it ever comes back, I would be surprised if they brought it back.
@@brodiger there's still a chance I might encounter it on DVDs or video games though
@@carlycarmine3858 yeah maybe but if they ever put it back in movie theaters, I would probably be surprised if they did that because I remember at movie theaters they would do that. Just be thankful we don’t have to hear that sound anymore even if sometimes we miss it.
@@brodiger I buy used DVDs all the time, so I have encountered it recently
This was such a fun video. Very nostalgic! 😁
Speaking of the loud THX logo, I used to have Disney’s Tarzan on VHS, and that logo would appear with the loud noise. Imagine hearing that in a theater
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Same. Have the 2 disc special edition DVD now
THX in a theatre was soooo good and even good at home if you have a good system.
It vibrated my teeth and made my ears ring and it was scary
@@carlycarmine3858 it made my heart race
The 90s was the last decade of creativity and imagination, before these phones and hyper real CGI took over our ability to think for ourselves.
Hypocrite you literally chose to be on your phone, you’re not making no difference stop criticizing people there’s no “our” or “we” there’s a reason why social media didn’t take over back then and you should consider maybe it was bc it wasnt that advance back then , what’s not clicking? …..
I don’t even get what you mean by “hyper real CGI” cause back then it was more technology obsessed then today the only reason it didn’t take over was cause we didn’t have those things then ..
@@beysmentssecuritycamera6013 meaning visual effects so convincing we can't what's real and what's not, back then we had to fill in the blanks with suspension of disbelief because the visual effects in movies video games and TV's shows weren't what they are today.
@@Soul-cry1 nah not true at all cgi now looks like shit … even Ai is trash …. Back then it wasn’t always good true but you can’t blame it since it wasn’t that advanced but now that we have the technology, the people Hollywood hire don’t even their job that well their cgi are mostly see trough …. Like yes compare today to back then we’re much advanced but rn it doesn’t feel like we’re really in that futuristic time, it just feels like we’re stuck at basic level and people are fighting each other online and encouraged bc of politics, I personally miss when Americans were actually trying to improve the country and not setting it back or fighting each other although ofc even back then it was flawed with discrimination but there was a little bit more harmony rn Americans are so focused on fighting each other that when for example someone form Europe say something bad the country actually Americans agrees ….. back then we didn’t have that much technology but we were still obsessed with the future and futurism aesthetic
Love these type of list
Same here
I recognize all of them. So much nostalgia in this video
Also, having somebody at work saying, ‘did you catch SportsCenter last night?’ Back when ESPN was at their zenith with great anchors, commercials, and breaking news. I also miss Comedy Central back then. Talk Soup with Gregg Kinear was awesome.
The sounds of THX, the dial up and many other 90's sounds are soothing just listening to now.
Tiny Toon Adventures had an episode back in the day that parodied the THX sound. It was followed with, "The audience is now deaf...".
I was born in 1987, so everything from the 90s was a memory. Even games like POGs was huge. And so was watching horror or action movies your way to young for was normal because your parents or family just didn't care. They expected you to know it wasn't real. Plus their was always Saturday morning cartoons!
every kid on a way hone from school asked if i had pogs to play
I’d say most of these carried into the early 2000s cause I was born in 1994 and remember many of them.
Awesome video! Although my top 5 favorite years of my life took place in the following 2 decades, I'll always miss the 90's, my childhood years. I was born in 1989. What I'll miss most about the 90's were the entertaining TV shows, mostly the cartoons, but also a few some live-action shows. Oh and definitely some of the entertaining commercials back then too.
Related to CDs... spending all your money on expensive imports of CDs you already had. Best example of color changing that you missed was Hypercolor shirts! I wanted one so bad, but my parents never got me one.
10:56 never realized that Mila Kunis was in the Lisa Frank commercial.
A mid 90s baby that grew up with a majority of these. Thanks msmojo
90s nostalgia. My goodness this brought me back. THX still gives me goosebumps. 90s kid forever ❤🎉🤟🏾
I was born at the end of '87. So thxs for the nostalgia.
See, you actually were a "90s kid". It's strange hearing people born in the first half of the 90s call themselves 90s kids, when the majority of our growing up years and events that have shaped us into who we are, took place during the 2000s.
As a 2000s kid, I enjoyed Capri-Suns and putting the straw in. It’s not wrong to drink Capri-Suns as an adult--I’m more akin to Juicy Juice, another kid-friendly brand adults can enjoy. Respect the pouch! Respect it!
Same
@@chasehedges6775One other thing I forgot to mention is my love of the THX logo. There’s something I can’t identify that makes it a source of glee. From Tex repairing the logo to my favorite, “Amazing Life,” the THX logo all started in 1983 with _Star Wars: Episode VI: Return of the Jedi_ “in the first THX theaters in Dallas and Los Angeles. By using simple text graphics on screen in contrast with a jaw-dropping demonstration of multi-channel sound, "Wings" raised the bar for quality audio presentation by showing audiences just what was possible in the movie theaters.” Source: The THX Wiki.
i find it funny that i grew up listening to billy west, doug, favorite cartoon, and i watch him even now in reruns of futurama, i guess he would be considered as one of my favorite VAs
how ironic that the number one would be thx, i was just talking to my mom about this earlier today and how much i missed it
Born in 1985 and a proud 90’s kid. What a time to be alive! Millennials stand up!
Born October 01, 1986
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October 13th 1988
As a '90s kid, born in '91, I remember all my favorite game shows, legends of the hidden temple, double dare and all my favorite cartoons, tiny toons, loony toons, tom and jerry and the Charlie brown and snoopy show. However, for wrestling fans such as myself and millions all over the country, it was war time, I'm referring to the Monday Night War Between WCW, (1988-2001) thank you Ted turner and Eric Bischoff, and the WWF.
Using so much footage from Arthur is quite appropriate for this video.
I seriously miss Blockbusters. Heck, the one that used to be down the street from my old family home is where I got my copy of Scooby Doo and the Witch's Ghost.
The 90s were the best. I really do miss them. Everything seemed so much simpler back then. And more fun
I saw an article somewhere where John Stamos actually said that Mary-Kate and Ashley did cherish their childhoods and that it was just something that everyone else made up.
I was never a Mary-Kate and Ashley fan when I was a kid but once I became a preteen I did become a Full House fan.
But it did put a smile on my face. :)
Other 90’s things: Furby, troll dolls, squiggle pens, teck decks, goosebumps books, rugrats.
I swear I was expecting her to say about the Skip-it that, "it's made of plastic and attached to one of your feet, and breaks your other ankle if you do it wrong." 😂
I was born in 1995 so a must've been a mid 90's baby to understand these.
I was born in 86 these top 20 90s things make me really appreciate growing up in the 90s 🙏
Being born in 84 was perfect for being around and loved the 90's
Same 84 the 90s rocked
82 baby and I loved the 90s!
Born 1990 i literally had the best childhood it was amazing
Same I was born on 1990 people say that the 2010s and the 2000s were the best decade but people don’t understand how good the 90s were
2 words... BOP IT... You were by far one of the coolest kids if you had one.
Amazing video Rebecca from ms mojo of 90 kids understand from the 90th,fantastic job.
I grew up in the nineties, I don't miss my childhood, I'm just glad I somewhat enjoyed it.
This video got me all in my feels missing the 90s lolol.
Tamagotchi was fun back in the day and it has made quite a come back recently too.
There was something special about this decade and everyone growing up in it made it important.
Now that was a great time
I was born in march 3rd 1991 and I use to love playing the super nintendo, watching disney movies and watching fox kids because kids themed lineup was a thing
Being a 90s kid I can relate to most of these. I never had a problem opening a Capri Sun, but my mom did LOL. I watched every movie the Olsen twins were in, I had a tamagotchi, and most of my school supplies was Lisa Frank. I always sang along to the Fresh Prince of Bel Air theme song and I knew how to do the Carlton. I rented a movie almost every weekend. I also loved playing with my skip it. The 90s were great!
I used to play Solitaire on the computer all the time when I was around 11-12
Awesome
Hey I legit thought those gushers would turn your head into fruit thus why I NEVER ate them LOL.
I’m 42 and currently drinking a Capri Sun. 😊
Pssst!...you can get them for dirt cheap at any dollar general
I’m 40 and I drink Capri sun too! But that’s because my husband & I taught my son how to share and he’s very happy and proud when he can open one for us 😊
I've done, experianced or had everything in this video man those where the good old days miss the simplicity yet somewhere in the middle n cheeseness of the 90s great time to be alive in
Born in 92 and I can tell kids today so many stories about the 90s. Especially about beanie baby mania.I remember hearing about parents fighting in toy stores like in jingle all the way to get them for their kids. So many bite marks, black eyes and missing hair. Another thing I remember is Sargent soaker. Super power. Super speed. Super soakers all you need.
Round the twist was a favourite tv show for any Australian 90's kid. Today you can say the 1st line of the theme and an Aussie 90's kid will continue the song
Lol, my parents didn't actually use our real CDs in our cars (and my sister and I when we got our own, too) to prevent scratching or warping in the heat of summer.
We burned a copy and left the original at home instead.
you guys hit the nail on the head with this list! several things notable that are missing, but a great watch indeed!
the feeling of nostalgia is quite euphoric.
This was awesome video tribute to all us 90s kids which I’m proud to say I am and watching this video on my birthday no less is so awesome 🥳🥳 You did forget the boy band craze in the 90s and cartoons though MsMojo but other than that you did a fantastic job can’t wait for your next video love your channel 😊
15:09 I remember when I had my Lite-Brite and how I would spend hundreds of hours playing with it.
90s fashion is currently running its course and it won’t be too many more years till 00s style is back in full. While in the 2000’s the 70s were popular.
Makes me a proud 90s kid ❤️
Rip to the Tamagotchi that I "accidentally" killed countless times
As a 1990s baby I approve
Was born in ‘97 but followed my older sibling around I remember majority of classics from cartoons to certain restaurants etc
The 90’s and early 00’s was the best decade! Bring it back!
Omg can we go back to the 90s!!! From tamagotchis i even had the talking nano that came out bought it at toys r us heads up 7 up or school house rock for rainy days even remember pogs that had the slammers had the skip it the classic board games and cartoons and of course the video stores dam i miss them truly great times
4:54. I usually chose the dark blue background fish, but sometimes I did the robot, beach, castle, or magic.
I was very protective of my CDs after a friend left one upside down and then got stray hairspray particles on it which was worse than a scratch.
Born in 1990 and im very grateful for that!
I was born in the early 90s so I remember a lot of this also remember buying VHS tapes growing up.
I remember so many of these…and my game was Rat Poker 🤣
I miss these days 90s and early 00s
I use a wheelchair to get around. That being said I was in and out of the hospital for the first 15 years of my life. I used to have a lot of beanie babies because my surgeon would give them to me after every surgery. I was born in 96 but so far I remember experiencing or at least hearing about this stuff lol (I’m only at 7:41 so far)
R.I.P my complete pokemon card collection...
the 90's was my childhood. I used to make a fortune teller from a poster board. It was huge.
Thanks for this video!
Not one entry to do with grunge on a 90s list - for shame! ...Nostalgia is strong in this one though.
3:42 Search for Sorrow TV - "Why Did I Watch This As a Child" - "Mary Kate and Ashley Detectives," reminiscent while hilarious!
They should have made a bigger list, right?
I can't believe someone remembers 13 Dead End Drive! I loved that game, that and You Don't Know Jack lol. But yeah you forgot watching One Saturday Morning cartoons and the TGIF lineups
90s kids are the last generation... that grew up in the actual world without the internet. Road Rash game, cassette video games, floppy disks, watching cartoons all day on Cartoon Network and Disney... ahhh 90s were magical.
That's not exactly true because many of us were already on the Internet by 1996.