1990s Forgotten Items!

[@bentonrp]

Hey, anyone remember Fruitopia? It was like Snapple and Capri Sun but it was only around from like 1997 until 2001, I'm guessing. Those were good! :)

[@TH-hy9kr]

Yes, the advertisements were a kaleidescope of fruits. 🥭🍎🍎🍏🍐🍊🍉🍈🍑🍋🍌🍍🍒

[@bentonrp]

@@TH-hy9kr I'm glad you remember, bc those things were good. 😃 (I was always the one who worked that window where other high schoolers bought their drinks. To me, it felt like them Fruitopias would simply be around forever!)

[@SageSeekerNKY]

Yes, and loved the sayings under every cap.

[@danasuperstar]

I got it all the time from our school vending machine.

[@tyleryellowega8624]

Fruitopia is still available. I don't see them much in stores but McDonalds in Canada have the Strawberry and Orange in their fountains.

[@themisfitowl2595]

Anybody remember Nano Pets? The Tamagotchi craze had created a few competitors and one of them was Nano Pets. I remember getting one with a cat and I enjoyed playing with it. Until I realized that if you missed one day of playing the tiny thing, the pet would "run away" and the game would reset. It was frustrating.

[@banditt18]

yes i remember every one but me had one

[@gwenjoy2538]

I had an orange one. My heart was broken if I missed one day

[@main_pimp_8513]

Definitely...every girl in my school had some form of the digital pets..😂

[@Sabot46290]

My parents wouldn't let me have a Tamagotchi and I found a Nano Pet in the trash one day, so I had to keep it and somehow despite not being able to care for it while at home, it thrived for longer than I anticipated. Looking back, I laugh at how those things were, for my friends and I, probably one of the first forms of addiction to a digital medium of entertainment that was conveniently small enough to carry around and be available at all times.

[@aarondawg6820]

Does anyone remember Surge? It was a soda that came out in the 90’s similar to Mountain Dew.

[@RhettyforHistory]

I remember it. Thank you for watching!

[@savagejiren9660]

Yep, I was in high school when these came out and they were giving these away one day.

[@meltdown537]

I still see it in stores sometimes

[@ashleyjackson7663]

I can still find it at little convenience shop are town.

[@slikkwell]

We drank a lot of Surge went I was a kid. So good!

[@WGSXFrank]

Orbitz was one of my childhood faves. When I was 13, I had a daily paper route. On the bike ride home, I'd stop into the corner store to grab one every day. I was legitimately upset when they stopped it.

[@edwardx4979]

I loved it as well 👍

[@37Kilo2]

I genuinely miss the 90s. I'd love it if I could go back.

[@jw9737]

Much better times.

[@honeybdream]

The 90s was the last great decade!!

[@onesunnyday5699]

I was in my 30s, my kids were in their teens. It really was great. The 80s sucked (for me), so I don't really like anything from that decade. Though it should have been my prime, I skip over it for the 90s.

[@illiniheel67]

Zima is STILL present in Japan, not discontinued. It is not simply left over inventory, they are still marketing and producing fresh product. I was there all of September.

[@RhettyforHistory]

Thanks for watching and helping us out on that.

[@tellyintokyo]

Zima seems to be available and very popular here in Japan. I'll check at the konbini later.

[@Half_soda_half_milk]

←This is a inakamono guy who has never known this drink. Just searched Amazon and Rakuten and found nothing.

[@truckermatt4603]

Zima was the first thing I got drunk off of, I drank a entire 6 pack and remember throwing up chips on my cousins shag carpet lmao ahh to be 15 again.

[@milly_lily1395]

Did you not watch the video? The narrator literally said Zima was still popular in Japan until it's final demise in 2021.

[@ttop64]

I can certainly remember when Beanie Babies were all the rage . I know I stood in line when stores would get a new shipment in to get one of the many coveted bears . I even knew of people that would follow UPS and Fed Ex trucks to see if they had Beanie deliveries. Some wild and crazy times.

[@RhettyforHistory]

They really were a huge deal and they exploded on the internet with people talking about which ones were rare and/or valuable. Thank you for watching and sharing some of your memories from the decade!

[@richardcarpenter7454]

I worked at McDonald's when they were giving them away in the happy meals. Our lobby would be flooded with people at lunch time, many bought the food, only to throw it away, just to get the toy!

[@St4r_Z0mb13]

@@richardcarpenter7454 hol up???

[@ajarnt9050]

I remember sitting in the McDonald's drive thru to get Mel the koala. We must have waited an hour for that Happy Meal. My mom still has a few Teeny Beanie Babies in their original packaging. She refuses to believe that they're not worth anything. Haha.

[@ville666sora]

I was a 90's kid, but I never saw the spring water for Cats and Dogs. I can see why it flopped lol. Most pets are happy drinking water from a puddle or the toilet, even though we give them a fresh bowl of water at least once a day, multiple times a day for me. Mine probably wouldn't have liked that spring water anyways. Animals are kind of picky when it comes to flavored things.

[@TheNothing6]

Anyone remember the Boise potato chips? Those were so good! Also the Pizzaria chips! Bring those both back!

[@RhettyforHistory]

I do not remember the Boise chips but I do remember the Keebler Pizzaria chips and I loved those. Thank you for watching and sharing more for us to remember!

[@gofishingwhenyoucan]

I remember the pizza 🍕 chips

[@luisreyes1963]

You mean O'Boiseies? They were made by Keebler & they were quite good, especially the Zesty Cheddar flavor.

[@gofishingwhenyoucan]

@@luisreyes1963 you got that right

[@caseylynn34]

Oh my goodness, yes!!

[@viciouschrisss]

My spouse and I would love a list of 1980s and 1990s mall classics like KB Toys, Sam Goody, Borders, Little Red Hen, etc. We love your channel, Rhetty!

[@Kai0nTheMoon]

Your wish has been granted :)

[@gfersurvived6622]

Yeah cuz I just watched it right before this one.

[@Melissa0774]

Don't forget the Natural Wonders store too. No trip to the mall was complete without a stop there. It almost felt like you were visiting an interactive science museum or something, when you'd go in there. I guess as fun as it was to hang around in there and play with the stuff, not enough people actually bought stuff, though.

[@mike91mdk45]

KB was my spot lol. Nagged my mom all the time to take me there

[@glennso47]

@@mike91mdk45 Love Notes religious book store. It was originally called the Love Shop but people thought it was an adult bookstore. 🫣. So they changed the name.

[@stephen9302]

My teenage years.. 90's.. GREAT MUSIC and an awesome to grow up

[@soyburglar77]

My first experience drinking alcohol was with Zima in 1994 lol. I was 17 and the stuff was everywhere. We’d alternate between that, Boone’s Farm, and if we were feeling really desperate, Wild Irish Rose.

[@PatrickFDolan]

What about Mad Dog 20/20?

[@stacyrussell460]

Ah, Boone's Farm & Mad Dog! Takes me back to my wild teenage years 😂

[@Nonaof4]

@@PatrickFDolan I was just about to say this, ugh the headaches, lol😂

[@KellyK387]

Heck I was 9 when I drank it. Took it from my mom and she gave up and said have it as long as you are at home. They brought it back when I was an adult and I bought cases and cases. Glad she got to enjoy it before she died

[@kyle6838]

The first time I ever got drunk was on zima 😂😂the hangover was as bad

[@RYAN799]

I remember working at Walmart in the late 90s and one of the demo ladies gave us all those WoW chips to sample, we were all sick in the bathroom at work that night and i think around 9pm that night a few of us had to go home, it was horrible.

[@erikavaleries]

OMG 😃😳🤣 I am so sorry 😐

[@pcojedi]

I graduated college in 1989 so was an adult through the 90s and I dont remember most of these products, I wonder if they were just part of everyday life that blends into the background for me. Thank you for posting, it made me smile

[@RhettyforHistory]

Thank you for watching and commenting. Many of these things weren't around long which is why you probably don't remember them.

[@cocoaorange1]

Maybe they were in other states.

[@IamRegulator]

My fondest extinct product from the 90's was Josta, a dark purple tropical fruit soda from Pepsi. Got a big hit of nostalgia when I saw it on a table in the Loki series.

[@sandysizemore501]

There are so many great ppl on your channel. Hello all. Have great times this holiday season. Love and prayers sent to all and loved ones. Nothing but the best guys. And love your dogs, kittys ETC. I lost my sweetly on 9 26 22. I’m still broken hearted. I feel he’s still laying in my room. I miss my baby Palmer.😢😢😢😢😢😢😢

[@leesashriber5097]

I was in medical school in the 90's. Pretty much a child of the best decades, the seventies and eighties ❣️ Still, some of these I remember. I appreciate the trip down memory lane 😊 I loved Zima. If I still drank, I'd have no shame having one today. I loved Orbitz!! Drank that and Clearly Canadian water all the time.

[@RhettyforHistory]

Thank you for watching and sharing some of what you tried and remember!

[@gooniesgirl1979]

I found Clearly Canadian water at Kroger a couple years ago.

[@leesashriber5097]

@@gooniesgirl1979 , I saw it recently at Acme and I can't get there to get it because I'm recovering from major surgery. I'll definitely send someone to pick some up! Happy Wednesday 😊

[@gooniesgirl1979]

@@leesashriber5097 I found the flavor more intense than it used to be. I think it almost tastes better a little bit flat. I like the Blackberry and Raspberry flavors the most.

[@leesashriber5097]

@@gooniesgirl1979 , I'm excited to give it a try! Recovering from major surgery so I have to send someone soon! 😊

[@MountainGirl420]

My Mom worked for Nabisco, so I got to try sooo many of these products as a kid. I feel like I drank those LifeSavers’ beverages forever.

[@whiterabbit-wo7hw]

Hey Rhett, I remember parachute pants were the rage with clothes, and they soon became extinct. Nowadays we're finding the 60's are coming back with bell bottoms and other apparel. Thank you my friend.

[@RhettyforHistory]

The bell bottoms are definitely back. I have one daughter that enjoys wearing them with boots. Looks sort of strange now. Thank you for watching my friend!

[@chanelnumba_5]

Nice! That was about the same time as Michael Jackson made jackets and pants with MANY zippers popular lol…roughly Thriller era because of the red zippered jacket he wore. Wait what?! That just reminded me of Skidz and Z Cavaricci’s too! Edit: my young daughter also wears bells…too funny! She loves them, but your right, they look odd now. Speaking of bell bottoms, so you all remember the huge pants in the nineties with the fifty-sixty inch legs and patches?! Whoah.

[@linziRyan1965]

Bell bottoms and 70’s style come back in the 90’s

[@EuphoriaPiana]

Those fugly, thick, false lashes from the 1960s & '70s are back, as well/too!

[@banditt18]

@@EuphoriaPiana you know those where originaly invented to keep um well you know you'll have to google why i cant say here in case of little eyes

[@Daehawk]

The 1990s are my favorite decade ever! I had my wife by then and was in my 20s the entire decade. SO much fun we had. I remember most of those things. Owned some too. My wife passed in 2019 and I find the world sucks now. But the 90s will always be a haven of great memories and fun stuff we did and places we went.

[@kevinftw16]

Sorry about your wife. It sounds like you have great memories with her. I wish I was a teen in the 90s I was born February 11th 1993 but something about being a kid in the 1990s was special. Nice sounding mustang on one of your old videos. I remember racing a gt mustang when I first got my license when he shift into second his wheel hopped into the air then gripped and he was G.O.N.E 🤣

[@b4ds33d]

The world doesn’t suck, you gave up. There’s a difference.

[@deadinsidethough]

Sorry about your wife. The world doesn't suck. Just the magic of it dies when you get older. I'm sure every generation before you feel exactly the same when they were in the 90s. My goal is to break that "back in my day" trope when I'm in my 40s lol I'm a 2000s kid

[@Steven-kr2ti]

I'm very sorry to hear that. God bless

[@TH-hy9kr]

I remember a period where lots of people were running around with pagers for no apparent reason other than to have one. I had a very large, clunky car phone because I traveled a lot between work, home and school in different parts of the state and my parents worried a lot.

[@SageSeekerNKY]

Drug dealers and physicians had pagers.

[@maytearceo40]

I used to love my pager i could change the cover there was one called gizmo Wich was tiny i never was able to afford it cuz it out of my price range

[@maytearceo40]

@@SageSeekerNKY i wasn't a drug dealer i was a mom that had a babysitter

[@banditt18]

yea and any time some one would page you it always read 911 at the end of the number lol

[@joeheid4757]

Not sure where I was but I only remember 3 on this list, the Clear Pepsi, the McLean Deluxe and Zima. The 90's were my 20's. All others I never knew existed.

[@RhettyforHistory]

Thank you for watching and sharing what you remember!

[@vjhreeves]

I was in my 30s and can't remember most of these either! Super weird 🤣

[@napa7m115]

Remember Pogs? The round flat shape things that kids play with. Remember pink 7up. Baby bottle pop.

[@bonniehowell9206]

I get the spring water for pets concept. I had a goldfish for 10 years and we only used Zephyrhills spring water. We're convinced not using local tap water is the reason for his long life

[@drusmith3480]

The 90s were my partying days, so ZIMA is the only thing in this video that I remember.🍺🤪

[@RhettyforHistory]

Thank you for watching and sharing what you remember!

[@letraylor1841]

And they sold wine coolers in 3 liter bottles here in the South😂

[@erikavaleries]

Exactly, I missed it all but I was probably watching MTV and pulling all nighters studying

[@SageSeekerNKY]

I was in high school in the 90s. Loved growing up then. I would go back in a heartbeat. Anyone remember the Geo cars? Metro and Tracker? Fun colors and cheaply priced.

[@danasuperstar]

They don’t make cars in fun colors anymore. I remember teal and purple were big.

[@22lilacsky]

Yes, my mom had a hot pink geo tracker brand new.

[@jfwfreo]

​@@danasuperstar They still make cars in fun colors, they just don't make (or sell) as many mass market cars in fun colors (if you want a Lamborghini in a fun color, you can get one though :)

[@TheJillianRussell]

Haha I learned how to drive in a geo metro, that's what the driving instructor had. Ahhh, the 90's, good times. Forgot all about that till ur comment 😂

[@AlucardPeach]

I hadn't heard of most of these, but still enjoyed the video! I was a teenager in the 90s. A lot of good times!

[@MintyMoni]

I found one of those rejuvinate masks in the basement when I was a kid and was TERRIFIED lmao

[@nodanceswithwolves8425]

That was very sc@ry looking.

[@maryhannahsmith9307]

I remember those fajitas from McDonald’s! I actually thought they were good 😅 I remember my mom getting them. I brought this up to her and she swears she has no idea but I remember her getting them all the time. I can still taste what they were like!

[@joeramirezjr.4442]

The chicken wings were awesome

[@Kelly-tj8xv]

We LOVED Orbitz. It was like an early Boba. The tiny gelatins were chewy. And the drink was yummy.

[@dimebag667]

I loved them too. I don't remember the gelatin balls being chewy (more squishy), but they were tasty, and the drink was good as well. And the polka dot #2's were also entertaining ☺️

[@rickbowman21]

Anybody remember “In Shops”. So cool. How about Record Bar, or DJ’s Sound City? Karmelcorn? Orange Julius? Spencer’s Gifts?

[@nodanceswithwolves8425]

♥️ 0range Julius! And Spencer's!

[@lkporter1989]

And orbitz was friggen awesome. Loved going to the corner store with grandpa and getting one.. thanks for bringing back the memories man!

[@lesliehackney7519]

A lot of these products were so fleeting that I don't even remember them. As usual, though, you have done a great job on another decade video. I really enjoyed it and love seeing all those products that didn't stick around which was really understandable. Thanks, Rhett, I always look forward to when you post.

[@RhettyforHistory]

Thank you for watching and commenting Leslie! I'm glad you enjoyed the video. Most people won't remember these products just because they were short lived as you mentioned.

[@heathercarpenter5497]

I would totally buy that orbit's drink if they started making it again. It was honestly really delicious. I also miss the original Clearly Canadians, the ones in the glass bottles.

[@gooniesgirl1979]

I found Clearly Canadian in glass bottles at Kroger.

[@heathercarpenter5497]

Oh wow thanks I'll check it out

[@adamb89]

That stuff sucked if you puked and got some of those goober balls stuck in your sinuses.

[@EP-rq3pn]

I would too! My friends and ! loved that drink.

[@ashleykclark]

Food Lion also has the Clearly Canadian single bottles for $4 each.

[@NESDwayne]

Would love to see the Gatorade gum again and bonkers candy

[@kellypayne615]

Does anyone remember Mistic fruit drinks like in the mid 1990s..they tasted so delicious ..I still remember

[@22lilacsky]

Yes. They were good.

[@LeeLeeCRN]

I love mystics. They still sell them at the bodegas n korean stores where i live!!

[@brendakrieger7000]

I remember most of these! Great memories😍

[@RhettyforHistory]

Thank for watching and commenting Brenda!

[@brendakrieger7000]

@@RhettyforHistory You're welcome❤

[@jamesuthmann940]

One thing from the '90s that I'm sure hardly anyone else remembers is a line of grape juices put out by Earnest & Julio Gallo. They were made from ( un-fermented ) wine grapes, and I really liked the different flavors ( there were three, though I can't remember which grapes they were from; I'm not a wine drinker ). Unfortunately, they only came in weird "carafe"-style bottles that were about 2/3 the size of a standard juice bottle, and about twice as expensive, so I didn't get to enjoy very many before they were cancelled.

[@DancingSk3L3tons]

Oh man that olestra hit different back in the 90s lol you ever eat some of those in the cafeteria at school?? By mid day you were unleashing hell fire in that bathroom 😂

[@karijozsa9679]

I enjoyed this video. Really took me back in time! I personally loved the McLean!! Was sad to see it go! I remember when Wendy’s sold pitas. Loved the Greek one. Anyone remember those?

[@nodanceswithwolves8425]

Yes! I loved those pitas!

[@AriannaMGrace]

I was wondering if those would be mentioned. I didn’t think anyone else would remember them but I LOVED them!

[@travelingwithmikeandpam9074]

Mcdonalds healthy burgers & Snapple were the only products that I remember! I don't know where I was that I missed all of those, & no wonder why they arn't around!

[@RhettyforHistory]

Many of them had super short shelf lives. I would say most people wouldn't know or remember most of these. Thank you for watching my friend!

[@bladerunner752]

Its funny how much stuff we forget after 23 to 32 years go by. The 90s was a mixed bag for me, it was a pretty bad time for me but there were some great times too, like when i got married to my wonderful wife in 1999. Also when I graduated high school in 1994 thanks for the memories. Love the videos thank you. P.S. The McLean was nasty 🤮

[@RhettyforHistory]

Thank you for watching and sharing some of your memories!

[@lethabrooks9112]

I remember the Crystal Clear Pepsi and the McLean Delux! I miss the 90s and early 2000s. Best times of my life!

[@zymeerwhitman8761]

You was born 97?

[@laurenbrooks3091]

Goosebumps, Beanie Babies, yes! Loved them growing up!

[@floyd27860]

Bring that flavored pet water put right now, & watch that person become a millionare $$$. 2022 is CRAZY!!!

[@jillcampbell3510]

That rejuvenate face mask is something straight out of a nightmare.

[@joannewilson1162]

I remembered a few of these things but not many. Then again I was 10-19 during those years and like a lot of teens, I was absorbed in my own stuff/life. It is fun to look back. ❤

[@pamelas1002]

So forgotten, I didn't even remember most of the list! Thanks for the upload. I always look forward to seeing your content!

[@RhettyforHistory]

Some of these had a really short shelf life. Thank you for watching and I'm happy to hear you are enjoying the content!

[@ltkell2028]

There's 1 product that was all the rage during the 90's & 1 that I'm GLAD to see has gone..."Baby on board" signs!! They were everywhere

[@monikameza4107]

Thanks Rhett for sharing, the only one I remembered was Mac Donald's MacLean.

[@RhettyforHistory]

Thank you for watching Monika! Do you remember the Zima? It was probably one of the biggest things in the video.

[@monikameza4107]

@@RhettyforHistory no I don't remember Zima. It's because I don't drink sodas at all.

[@cgschow1971]

We had a WebTV setup in the late 90s. It was a cheap way to surf the internet. It may be laughable by today's standards, but back then, computers were still expensive, so this was a good alternative. I shelved it around 2002 and reactivated it briefly in 2010-2011 as MSNTV as temporary internet at our cabin.

[@DJMetzler337]

I do remember.

[@rbsmith3365]

I only remember Snapple and Zima. During 90’s I was working a lot. Moving a lot. And dating a lot. And, I don’t remember lot of things either.

[@lkporter1989]

We still have the breakfast burrito in Canada. Love them. The salsa with it is so dang good haha

[@truckermatt4603]

I loved orbitz they were my favorite treat when we would go to Walmart when I was a kid.

[@Chuthermucker]

I loved Zima! There are many of these that I don't remember though. You always find the neatest things. Rhetty have you stopped doing your cemetery videos?

[@brendaholliday6866]

Rhett, I enjoyed this video about "Forgotten Things in the 90's." I must admit I hadn't heard of a lot of these items or either forgotten about them. Great presentation and photos, too. Have a fantastic week. Take care 🐎

[@RhettyforHistory]

Hello Brenda! These items definitely had a short life. Some of them anyway. Thank you for watching and I hope you have a great week too!

[@valerieannrumpf4151]

I remember that Bic also came out with a fragrance back in the early 90s.

[@SirChocula]

More 90s videos about random stuff please!!!!

[@perkitaseaman3290]

The 1990's may be gone but will never be forgotten about

[@mudvalve]

It’s actually a good thing that Thirsty Cat and Thirsty Dog aren’t still around, I can imagine several other channels I watch devoting videos to taste-test them! (Honestly, there are people on KZbin who would happily try them!)

[@RhettyforHistory]

You're right about that. I have seen some channels like you are describing. Thank you for watching!

[@RocLobo358]

I think the product has potential with pet parents who have pets with kidney issues who need to encourage drinking

[@savagejiren9660]

Wonderful, wonderful list. The only things I don’t remember are the Cosmopolitan yogurts and the Lifesavers drink😂

[@loonygirl4047]

For a short period in the 90's there were salad dressings for kids. They were actually pretty good.

[@RhettyforHistory]

Thank you for watching and helping us to remember more!

[@savagejiren9660]

I remember those, I could of sworn one was nacho cheese.

[@erikavaleries]

WAT?! 🤣🤣🤣

[@VendettaProduction01]

Wonder balls. Giant chocolate ball with small pieces of plastic toys inside for children, super well thought out

[@monicamason3414]

Clearly Canadian clear sparkling flavoured water was huge when I was in high school in the 90's. Discontinued, but Canadians brought it back in the last 5 years or so and 7-11 here sells it. Mountain blackberry for my husband and peach for me. Now if only Keebler cookies would be sold again in Canada.

[@erikavaleries]

Omg I loooooved Clearly Canadian

[@DJMetzler337]

We had that in Michigan.

[@roleplayingpain4349]

I am biased because I was a teenager in the 90s. But the 90s was peak civilization. It was peak everything. It was just peak

[@jbrou123]

I didn't care for Zima, but a girlfriend of mine liked them, but only if she would always drop a Jolly Rancher in them. Remember the craze with wine coolers about that time? Also, I never had the McLean, but I sure did like the Mc DLT. Thanks for the memories.

[@RhettyforHistory]

You're right about the wine coolers being huge. So was Mad Dog. Thank you for watching and helping us to remember more!

[@chichi9851]

I remember that! I loved the McDLT too- washed down with a screamin hot fried cherry pie. Man I miss those cherry pies!

[@erikavaleries]

Omg I remember the jolly rancher thing 🤣🤣🤣

[@GladiatorBrig]

You brought up the fruit drinks of the 90s but your examples were obscure. Examples not included yet wildly popular were Sobe, juicy juice and Mystic. Mystic had a wild promotion “get naked with mystic”

[@aronneal]

I love the 90’s they were trying so many new things .

[@RhettyforHistory]

Thank you for watching Aaron!

[@jennarmstrong3685]

Who remembers when soft drinks came in glass bottles with Styrofoam labels.. I certainly do. Haha

[@raerae1630]

The orange Orbitz drink was so good though!

[@RhettyforHistory]

Thank you for watching and sharing your memory of Orbitz.

[@TrestanSKYWALKR]

6:04 when this car came out I did a research paper on it for my science class in high school. I remember telling everyone they were going to be mass produced and replace gas cars in our lifetime. I told them the government would off tax breaks and other incentives to buy electric vehicles. My teacher knew I was right but my classmates laughed and scoffed at the idea…

[@adamb89]

At one point I had to do a paper on what I thought the future would be like, and I remember saying that personal computers would stop being so popular, and people would start subscribing to "Computing" as a utility. My version was basically that everyone would have dumb terminals in their homes, and all the processing and storage would be handled remotely by a mainframe. You would simply buy server time. Now with mobile internet and cloud computing more or less dominating the landscape, I'd say I was pretty much bang on target.

[@karenmiller2642]

I moved from mid KY to Detroit in 99, and my family was in the Cincinnati area. I came home almost every weekend. My F-150 had 2 tanks, and gas on the high side, by the interstate was .99 a gallon. I could afford to fill both tanks in those days. And I paid cash for my 3-year-old truck, that was beautiful, for 1500.00. Thanks for another great video.

[@kimberleyannedemong5621]

The only one I remember is Zima. I have never really paid attention to new fads etc. Maybe I live in a bubble 😺

[@RhettyforHistory]

Thank you for watching and sharing what you remember!

[@thosg1750]

Love these videos! They are so true and very well narrated (also love the pictures!)

[@swansfan6944]

Hi Rhett 🤗 bic pens and lighters are big here as well but we never got the disposable undies, must have pulled them from the shelves before they even made it down under 🇦🇺 I was blown away by the lifesavers drink we never got that one either. ❤️Jodie 🇦🇺

[@RhettyforHistory]

I'm not sure how widespread these things were. Some of these had super short shelf lives. I would bet they weren't everywhere in the U.S. either. Thank you for watching Jodie!

[@79klkw]

The Thighmaster, lololol. The girl from threes company!

[@nickimontie]

The first one I recognized is the Newton and I still have mine! It got me through grad school!

[@RhettyforHistory]

Thank you for watching and sharing your memories of the Newton. That's awesome you still have it!

[@tammerahanes1792]

The Sega CD Game Console. I bought my Son one to play some Sega Games Sonic, Knights, not too many games for that console. I Dont remember what yr. Thanks For Sharing.

[@RhettyforHistory]

You're welcome and thank you for watching Tammera!

[@davidhutchinson5233]

I remember the Palm Pilot and the Newton. I thought they were so cutting edge.

[@michellegray7892]

I actually liked orbitz, didn't taste anything like cough syrup to me but i admit i was a young kid at the time and i did initially try it because of the fun lava lamp look.

[@theeclecticlifewithsam]

Great video. I do remember some of these. I would also add Devil Sticks to the list. Seemed like every kid in school had a set of them. We used to take them outside, do all kinds of tricks, and see who could keep their set going the longest without dropping it. Lots of fun. The 90s were definitely cool ✌️

[@riderfkc2835]

hi Rhett im one of your subscriber from the Philippines and i dont remember any of these being sold here in our country during the 90s but its cool to know that they were once sold there in the states

[@RhettyforHistory]

Thank you for watching! I wasn't sure how widespread these were. I figured the Zima might have went worldwide. But I guess not.

[@douglasgriffiths3534]

I drank a lot of Zima during the 90s at the clubs. It was great with a shot of grenadine in it. It had a short-lived comeback back in 2020. I bought several cases of it, and still have some. (Jan Griffiths).

[@RustyShackleford78741]

The thing I miss the most is when everyone didn’t have a cell phone in their hand and actually interacted with each other positively

[@Chepecafeteria]

You for got my youth, it was discontinued in the 2000's 😂😂😂

[@spencerfletcher6933]

Zima is still around in Japan. I always see it in convinate stores

[@fairyjewels]

I feel like some of this could come back pretty strong today.

[@dennislogan6781]

I used to drink Zima in the 90's. It was an adult 7up. I am a man and can say if you wanted a mix drink but in a bottle it did the trick.

[@RhettyforHistory]

It was really popular and it really was like a 7up. Thank you for watching Dennis!

[@johnphantom]

@@RhettyforHistory Yes I think you downplayed how popular it was with guys too in the beginning. I tried ONE, in a bar one night. I was not impressed. Personally I hate all the flavored malt liquor crap (not talking about like St. Ides malt liquor, that is a different class).

[@RhettyforHistory]

It was definitely a big time for flavored things like bartles and james, mad dog and jolly ranchers in Zima.

[@johnphantom]

@@RhettyforHistory Up to 1989 when the fed made a national wine tax, wine coolers were actually made with wine and juice. I preferred real wine coolers for day drinking.

[@totalangel94]

Coors really had something with the seltzer water...They might've hit the hard seltzer market sooner.

[@lucky43113]

I worked at McDonald's during the beenie baby craze. We had armed guards and saw one lady get her arm broken. It was a mad house.

[@RhettyforHistory]

Wow! That is intense! I've always wondered how bad that was. Thank you for watching and sharing your memories!

[@lucky43113]

@@RhettyforHistory It was like a bar room braw. People throwing chairs. The story we got was 2 ladies hijacked a McDonald's semi truck on the freeway looking for beenie babies after that we had to step up our security

[@DJMetzler337]

I’m glad I worked after that in the Big N Tasty era. 😂

[@themetalslayer2260]

i remember the 1 meter long (40 inches) rolls of chewing gums but i didn't see one of these rolls since nearly 20 years (kids always tried to fit the entire roll in their mouth which was a problem)

[@DJMetzler337]

Oh yeah, us baseball players loved those.

[@michaelcoulter1725]

1996 that was a good year that was the year that the Attitude Era kicked off in WWE and the Nintendo 64 which is what I had for Christmas and the first game I got was GoldenEye 007 oh the memories I had playing that game

[@RhettyforHistory]

Thank you for watching and sharing some of your memories!

[@michaelcoulter1725]

You're welcome glad I could share the memories

[@WeaponizeCelibacy]

I loved Orbitz ❤ I still miss it. It tasted fine, nothing wrong with it.

[@billschlafly4107]

I believe that Olestra is still being used in foods today. Under a different name of course.

[@RhettyforHistory]

Very interesting. Thanks for watching!

[@erikavaleries]

Haribo diet gummy bears 🤩🤣

[@cjp1599]

The leakage issue was why everyone ran from olestra, abdominal pain diminsihes the real scare.

[@Albert8044]

Pogs and Slammers are a forgotten fad of the 90's.

[@TipsterLIVE]

8:11 I personally fondly remember Orbitz. I actually really liked the taste too.

[@liz9359]

Cosmopolitan yogurt?Yum😛wonder what kind of flavors they had and if they had interesting names lol would loved to have tried them while flipping thru their mag😅haha what a interesting time indeed

[@RhettyforHistory]

I'm not sure what flavors they had but they weren't out long so there might not have been many. Thank you for watching Liz!

[@liz9359]

@@RhettyforHistory thank you for replying💕enjoying your videos so much love all things retro and of course the 90’s🥰

[@JamesHarris-ky3qb]

DUDE! The Coors water. I was a freshman in high school when that came out. I remember taking that to school just to see if I could get in trouble.

[@gofishingwhenyoucan]

You forgot surge drinks , squeezit drinks, metal slap bracelets, Sega Saturn, Sega CD, Sega Dreamcast.

[@savagejiren9660]

Oh my goodness!!! You’re seriously the first person I have seen in decades that remember those slap bracelets. They were really popular when I was in elementary school. Thank you for mentioning them❤

[@gofishingwhenyoucan]

@@savagejiren9660 your welcome buddy I had a coca cola metal slap bracelet and it cut my arm it finally broke

[@gofishingwhenyoucan]

@@savagejiren9660 do you remember the garage pale kids stickers, do you remember the mc hammer pants? Do you remember bringing basketball cards and trading them at school my friend?

[@gofishingwhenyoucan]

@@savagejiren9660 do you remember borrowing NES games from your friends?