1995 Mall commercial (North East Mall 80s, 90s mall)

[@icecreamforcrowhurst]

1994: bland extended commercial 2021: important historical document

[@paulbryant8403]

Little dose of nostalgia

[@ThisisDanBell]

This is fantastic!!

[@mattyjYT]

Mark OByrne Dan Bell videos are the only reason I came here lol

[@robertsisson1262]

ASMRWhisperLight. Me too

[@DonaldTrumpMAGA]

I love your content brother! Keep up the amazing work!

[@CannibalJeri]

ITS DAN!

[@Morethanawesome19]

OH HELLO THERE!!!

[@dreadknot2238]

If you were the 90 kid please stand up! 🙋‍♂️ I miss those days when life was so simple...

[@sherylbenkosky5358]

I really did not expect these malls to be gone so quickly. I took them so much for granted.

[@hootyhaha]

Are you local? I was shocked when North Hills Mall was just... not there anymore one day when I was driving down the road it was on, I forget the highway (and I'm local LOL)

[@OtterMage]

@@hootyhaha It's so funny but in Hungary malls open and not close, like Etele Plaza (mall) was opened last year in Budapest 11th district, and EuroCenter in Óbuda (3rd district) was renovated and now it's called Gobuda Mall. And all of those malls are thriving, having adequate number of visitors, even if we can buy a lot of stuff online.

[@LeoMidori]

@@OtterMage Europe, Japan and other parts of Asia seem to be having much better success with malls than North America. Aside from public transit being generally better in those places (trains especially) is there anything else you can see that get people to be there?

[@chloe964]

The 90s... back when things were more laid back and people were in the moment and less on their phones

[@XxsoonerbornxX]

What’s truly scary is the 90s even seem amazing compared to today

[@merriem24]

The 80s and 90s were gems! 😢 Love those models! Lol they even act like 90s young people.

[@user-fw8rd5ud4q]

“Kids put on your Sunday best, we’re going to SEARS.” -Mr. Brady

[@lala4461]

That Sears is still at that mall. Lol

[@GummyDinosaursify]

Gotta love that 90's fashion.

[@toplaycool21]

Back when visiting a mall was a big deal.

[@janeporter818]

True. Amazon came out that same year and changed everything

[@gabrielamendoza2384]

Yep but the 90's were the good old days

[@Galidorquest]

@@janeporter818 Amazon may have come out that year, but the internet wasn't really mainstream until the turn of the Century, and online shopping didn't start getting popular 'til the Mid 00's. My Baby Boomer parents discovered online shopping at that point after buying our first home computer in November 2001.

[@Imperial0666]

@PATRICK MAHOMES MVP 2020-2030 Walmart wasn't killing the malls but they did change the purpose of malls. really it were the big box stores in general that were building up around the malls that were strangling them. Malls used to have more than just clothing stores. the most probably will still be popular if the big boxes were forced to be in the mall instead of around it. The only stores that were competing with Amazon in 1995 were bookstores.

[@trevorhicks3576]

Right

[@sven7037]

90s life was so fun

[@aintplayinggames7086]

I loved the malls. More than shopping, I liked to use the malls to get out of the house and get something to eat.

[@FuckYouWhosNext]

it was an excuse to get out of the house and socialize or people watch.

[@Baldmaxx]

What a flashback! Unfortunately, in the last 20 years, 90 percent of these stores no longer exist. Thanks for posting this awesome video.

[@renirose8485]

BaldMaxx umm that’s not true most of them exist as a 20 something growing sadly older still sometimes goto the mall... the style is different n some are bringing bck 90s styles too the brands are the same just higher n more so called modern looking . The main one that is now truly gone is Foley’s aka Macy’s n Montgomery wards

[@wowhaha4871]

North East Mall is still thriving today. But it expanded, and extensively renovated. There are no longer 2 Dillard’s. They consolidated into a brand new location at the end of a new corridor added in 1999. The mall is currently anchored by JCPenney, Dillard’s, Macy’s, and Dick’s Sporting Goods with 2 vacant anchors formerly occupied by Sears and Nordstrom.

[@ruthie8785]

I heard malls are making a comeback post-Covid.

[@wowhaha4871]

@@ruthie8785 somewhat. Nowhere near how popular they were 20 years ago though.

[@wowhaha4871]

@JustDanceAudios-vx1fy Yes, closed in 2006 and was replaced with Dick’s Sporting Goods

[@vicc3527]

It's 2016 and 85% percent of this stuff in the teenage world made a come back lmaooo love this

[@icecreamforcrowhurst]

Except for, you know like, the mall itself

[@lisazoria2709]

You can really tell 90's styles made a comeback. 😊

[@Dan-gy3cu]

Ironic shot of the Book "Internet for Dummies" since that is what had a big part in putting a lot of these malls out of business.

[@samthesmartfella]

Dan Liss not just that, it's because socioeconomic and demographic climates and shopper habits

[@dreamcore]

@@samthesmartfella lol demographic climates, i hear ya

[@UmmYeahOk]

@@dreamcore don’t get me started on demographic climates! All these malls closing, with outdoor shopping centers opening up. Who wants to walk around shopping in 115 weather? Or when it’s 20 degrees out? Where I live, you only have two good weeks in the spring, and two in the fall. And in addition to the climate, now you have to look out for cars if you want to shop at a nearby store. I find myself just driving to that exact store, and that’s it. No additional walking like I would at a real mall. To add insult to injury, Prestonwood Mall was demolished and a shopping center was built in its place!

[@assuefaciens871]

My mother and father recall this mall just as the video depicts. I've been going there all my life, and its changed quite a bit.

[@kylel5010]

"Men step into style with a long leather trenchcoat" LOL!!

[@Daehawk]

Hey I desperately wanted one of those in the 90s. I went in a lot to look at them :)

[@chaddeez8446]

Gotta protect your man from the cold...

[@chaddeez8446]

They went out of style immediately after Columbine.

[@janeporter818]

Lol!

[@Galidorquest]

It's honestly a damn shame drug-dealers and school shooters forever ruined something as stylish as trenchcoats...

[@patriotgirl1american854]

God...the 80’s ROCKED!

[@tbt8533]

Oh man. I used to shop at that fast forward store in middle school! Sad day when they closed it!

[@Ratmilker]

This hits absolutely fucking painfully hard at home. This was my mall as a kid and the memories are always going to be there.

[@msoda8516]

Nothing says 1990 's like the guy with the skate board and baggy jeans.

[@wulfone5961]

Now the skateboards are still around but the jeans look painfully tight.

[@athoscolon8629]

I am born in Miami Florida up close to the dadeland mall 88th street dadeland mall Miami has the best nightlife from the 1990s Back then we had the super Nintendo parents are upset I felt super Nintendo nowadays it’s the iPhones so sick of toys being brought on amozon.com Including Nintendo switch and the fake online news Look how sears is present 💝 Stuffed animal time was happy and now it’s creepy nowadays I just don’t think stuffed animals are just the right system anymore the way it was in the 1990s with Jenny Lorenzo the Cuban mom from Miami explaining to you Latino Daughters KZbin comedy sketch Was Santa even creepier back then I remember that angel apocalypse back then that was the year of the Disney dark Times no wonder I don’t want to go to bed at night and I fell in love with an angel Spencer Ragland in today’s world wow back then Santa was creepy because it was the dark Disney times during the dark angel apocalypse no wonder I from buffet sleeping beauty and reality shows nowadays it stands for practically G

[@ct1762]

@@athoscolon8629 Dadeland... the cocaine cowboys shootout location?

[@heatherscancerjourney]

Yes and that is the difference between the mid 90’s and the 80’s. Just referring yo the uploaders comment about no difference .

[@nicholasyoder]

Wish I could go back to 1995 and actually get some nice clothes

[@1trumantucker1]

Not sure how this video was recommended, but this is great! I graduated high school in '96. I miss music stores more than anything...looking for the genre section, alphabetical order of the CDs. Not a single phone in sight. People were just happier.

[@gli7utubeo]

Great video! Seems like a bygone innocent era pre-Amazon and the Big Box Store invasion.

[@jasperdilincoln2341]

I was in middle school in 95 , do remember these styles. It doesn't feel like it's been 24 years ago.

[@janeporter818]

Same. I was in elementary school in 1995.

[@mark-uk5xv]

"You can have your new prescription filled in just an hour - hour"

[@UmmYeahOk]

I kept quoting this at LensCrafters last December... ...they told me that it would take them a week. Progress.

[@daniellee1395]

This is sooo good!! 5-7-9, the original body-shaming store, ugh I could never shop there !😣😂😂😂 Omg all the layering baggy, bulky clothes with turtle necks and vests!! 😂😂 I miss the 90s!!

[@MisfitRecords]

DEAR GOD TAKE ME BACK TO THE 90S

[@issaknife802]

70s 80s and 90s were the best decades

[@keeler1160]

Being born in 91 I remember coming here to trick or treat with my dad. I also remember the arcade in the basement of the food court. I remember when the mall was really a place to actually tour and have fun. I had the opportunity to work as a security officer from 2011-2012 and during those times I only have discovered that this mall is a piece of crap now. The building is in a horrible condition and the mall company has strict policies. Also with the internet the mall isn't as fun and packed like it used to be. I will miss the 90's.

[@hootyhaha]

You were born in 91 or 81? If you were born in 91 it's amazing that you can remember around 1995 when you were only 4. The arcade was gone at some point in the mid 90s.

[@keeler1160]

Hootyhaha Hootyhaha I was born in 91.

[@posae86]

That Arcade was amazing.

[@natalie_watson]

Yes!!! With the pirate ship!???

[@natalie_watson]

I was born in 89 and remember it. Always thought it was so cool and wanted to go down there but never got the chance:(

[@ICsucks]

I love shows like these. I just wish they malls still existed like they used to. It bites that I have to travel 5 hours away to go to a decent mall. I like to go shopping and my parents used to complain that all I used to think about was wanting to go to a mall

[@Onemoreamber]

This is iconic. I still shop at this mall ALL the time. It’s interesting to see where it all started. Love this.

[@killjoyclown]

Did anybody else notice how the 90s trend fashion is slowly making a come back with this generation of kids

[@pepsi_man4962]

80s and 90s fashion. I’m 17 and I love the 80s!!! Also we can’t forget about the early 2000s. I grew up than and tbh I miss it. The early 2000s was the normal that I experienced.

[@neoasura]

It seems to happen every 25-20 years, I'm hoping 00s fashion will make a comeback here soon given the pattern. I miss low rise jeans.

[@LeoMidori]

@@neoasura Right now it's skinny jeans as stupid wide JNCO jeans seem to be falling away

[@AnslerWolf]

This is so great, this is my mall and I been dying to find old footage of it from the 90s

[@Mexicanowhupazz]

This was my mall when I was growing up and spent many, many hours at the Tilt Arcade that was under the food court. It is truly a treasure to have this video on YT to look back every once in awhile and be able to see exactly what it was like.

[@jamstrat]

Damn, this is pure 90's. Feel like im in 8th grade, haha.

[@horrorghoul]

This mall was really trying to get the men to the mall. Lol. Oh I miss the 90s.

[@ts121084]

This would have been considered dated even in ‘95!

[@cdcVintage]

Imagine having gumballs on your resume

[@daniellee1395]

This made me laugh😂😂👍

[@hootyhaha]

@jamstrat Yup, this this will remind people that much of the 80s fashion and style was still alive and well up to about 1995. After that things started to change. As you can see sweaters with the shirts underneath were still fashionable which was made popular in the 80s. And that one kid is displaying his mullet proudly. :)

[@thislifeforeverinc]

this is the coolest video ive seen in a while reminds me of elementary/middle school outtings with my mother....Thank u for uploading

[@artemium1096]

A E S T H E T I C

[@sarajwil]

Just a fan of living in the past. ;D This was AWESOME!!!

[@PatriciaJeanNC]

5.7.9, RAVE, St.Nicks,Spencers, GlamerShots,Claires,everything's a 1.00.....I miss the 90s...When the true meaning of reputation was to go out and meet in person to create your rep...man I miss the 90.s. 84baby here. Muchlove❤

[@seanhudsonforester]

1995...when much of my family were still alive. Graduated high school. Fun times. So long ago..so long...ago....

[@_rmaze_quiambao5215]

oh sweet jesus. this happened. we were all there!

[@Galidorquest]

1:13 Wow, I haven't seen the inside of a Ward's store since the year 2000!

[@LangBuildsMc]

This mall still exists :P I shop there to this day

[@funnypicturescomics]

Where is this mall????

[@rbarbaro]

Hurst Texas

[@anitariot]

@Plant Based Proof nope. both department stores are still there.

[@Hugginsince79]

High wasted denim and vest lol I loved that style 5-7-9 was my stuff this makes me want to watch 90210

[@ualemp902]

11:19 Little Boy is so happy that he got a mullet haircut!

[@UmmYeahOk]

He was just happy that it wasn’t another chili bowl haircut. ...so many young boys had that hair cut back like that then. It was cute... ...until you mistake one kid for your brother.

[@SLone3251]

Ughhh this video is a treasure. Wish certain parts didn't skip, but...the joys of VHS from back in the day. Thanks for this time relic! Also, I feel that "5.7.9" store was probably inspiration for the "1.3.5" store in "Mean Girls."

[@Fireflyorange]

I'm 31 from Hurst, Texas. I remember all the popular kids from Donna Park Elementry would get their mammoth jeans from Gadzooks.

[@queencerseilannister3519]

This is awesome! I had that pleated skirt from 5'7'9 store. LOL I wore that entire outfit basically with my Doc Marten boots. XD

[@november1120]

So who GAF!

[@funnypicturescomics]

OH WOW! I thought I recognized this mall! We go there like a few times a month. It's one of the few malls in DFW that are still busy every weekend!

[@keithboyd9582]

Me and my mom used to go there during christmas. All thta we would buy is lunch and then as she always said "watch the idiots" shopping cause we couldn't afford anything back then. I think the mall is still there.

[@chriswebbtech]

Lol. Brings back memories. I worked there as assistant manager at JW / Jeans West from like 96-98 and a small part time gig at Sam Goody there for a few months in addition. Good times.

[@AbbieM82]

Thanks for this video! North East Mall is the mall I grew up with. I totally miss Kay-Bee and that Gumballs store. I actually had a birthday party down in the arcade below the food court. I remember they had the Time Traveller arcade game! The arcade, sadly, hasn't been there for a long time now. North East is just a plain ole mall now with stores like Macy's, Sephora, Vans, etc. But I guess nothing is ever as neat as it was when we were kids.

[@natalie_watson]

Same! Do u remember Bui-Yah-Kah? And across from it RAVE??

[@AbbieM82]

@@natalie_watson I vaguely remember the name Rave, but never shopped there. And I don't remember Bui-Yah-Kah at all. Guess they weren't my kind of stores. We typically bought clothes over at North Hills Mall at Dillard's.

[@natalie_watson]

Those stores were more early 2000's! And yes I remember always shopping at Mervyns for clothes w/ my mom when I was real little:)

[@AmyCCloverlanez]

1995. I was a junior in high school.

[@sarajwil]

Thanks for posting this!!! This is GREAT!

[@TeacherNik1924]

Oh wow, my mom sure loved shopping at Casual Corner in the early-mid 1990s (I loved Mossimo & Air Walks from Gadzooks). ❤ #flashback #MissThis #Nostalgic (Edit: it’s amazing how many stores I remember shopping at in the 80s/90s….and I would always get Sbarro pizza!)

[@HahahaVille]

funny thing about 70% of these stores are no longer in business or are on the way to bankruptcy

[@pacadet]

Or bought up by someone else. I miss Software, etc./Babbages. Screw you, Gamestop.

[@JxT1957]

ah yes, the big baggy clothes

[@hootyhaha]

I miss those :) It was more comfortable than these tight slim fit clothes that saturate EVERYTHING.

[@ChadtheHammer]

4:56 Nothing says "cool" like carrying your skateboard around with you everywhere.

[@darkfog360]

Love watching these old videos. Gives me majot nostalgic vibes

[@back2aguilera]

I love that Express still exists.

[@davidcross701]

90s fashions.. .was all over the spectrum! I remember!

[@choche7896]

Haha what were we thinking lol...but I do miss Gadzooks!!

[@Clear4ter]

This literally couldn't get more A E S T H E T IC

[@posae86]

I was at North East mall recently. It's alive and well. Probably one of the few full, nice malls left in the area.

[@collinjunn]

Wow I only live a couple minutes away from this mall and it’s completely different such a great video!

[@LyncaraBeshirs]

I LOVE THIS I LOVE THIS I LOVE THIS!!!!!!!!

[@jemofthe80s18]

Okay, I no longer need to watch as many 90s Disney vacation planning videos as I can find, I'm replacing them with my 90s MALL vacation planning videos! I LOVE listening to that narrator's voice:) I adore seeing all of those clothing stores and the styles in them that I actually like, but they missed showing us their video store and electronics stores! I know they had them, I just know it;)

[@SurferJoe71]

I live in Pittsburgh Pa. area I don’t know why outdoor malls are taking off and malls are dying since I live in 4 seasons of weather I still want to shop indoors .Great Video 😎

[@pacadet]

Pittsburgh certainly has it's share of dead/dying malls. PCM (RIP), South Hills, Pittsburgh Mills, Beaver Valley. I used to love going to the flea market at the Parkway Center Mall on the weekends, then we'd make our way to the dilapidated K-mart and get a $5 pizza from the Little Caesars. Strangely enough, I don't live far from the mall in this video now. Unlike the PCM, it's still there, and still relatively active!

[@robyn2697]

6:40 "We all feel like dummies.." Pure golden trash. The amusing irony of it all 😂

[@GodOfPopTarts]

"Shop like you mean it!"

[@CyndyNeg]

So many memories! : )

[@Hackneybird]

"For all your leather needs!'

[@ArtimusDragon]

+Hackney Bird 3:40 what the fuck was he doing LOL

[@alexlim1275]

:59 merry go round, i love that store.

[@BrandonClaridge]

Wow. I've been to this mall many times, but I barely remember it from before the late-1990s/early-2000s renovations. They tried to go higher-end after the renovations, with a Saks and Nordstrom, but both of the those anchors closed down (Saks in 2006, Nordstrom in 2020 during the COVID-19 pandemic). The official North East Mall website still lists Nordstrom as an anchor (as of 06/06/2020) but the company said they would not be reopening. That said, the view of the food court at 0:30 almost looks the same even today, aside from some aesthetic changes (as well as changes in the line-up of restaurants, of course).

[@chazhaze3d]

This mall is still full and busy in the DFW metro area. I was shocked this was on here being only about 10 miles away...lol

[@gerbsvizsla]

This post is what makes youtube awesome...ty for this...even love the VHS transfer

[@chillydawgg4354]

Still have my wilson's leather jacket

[@Razorbackfan1982]

When the tracking started messing up. That was on point! 🤣

[@robkay3172]

My teenage years totally rocked duuuuuuude!!!🤘

[@wednesday181]

Skipping out on Things Remembered?? But what about the Troll dolls! Also, I bought so, SO many Christopher Pike and Fear Street books at their Waldenbooks, before Barnes & Noble expanded into our area about a year later.

[@Cinemace81]

I’m sorry but the energy from the guy at 9:34 is godly

[@yourlocalbroadcast1529]

9:17 I"M CRACKING UP!!! x))

[@hootyhaha]

Because awkward? :)

[@yourlocalbroadcast1529]

+Hootyhaha Hootyhaha Yes it is x-)) :) is it ok to use this video on my page? I will give you credit. 😳

[@maggiemooz]

Your Local Broadcast Same 😂 And the part where the 2 "businessmen" were having a meeting right outside the store 🤣

[@Rye_Toast]

@@maggiemooz I know right? I'm glad they included the briefcase and "Important Papers" so we knew they meant business!

[@sbclaridge]

Crazy to see how much this mall has changed over the years. It's pretty nice looking now, but it's a shame that North East lost many of its more upscale retailers that came in after the renovations in the early 2000s. Ever since Nordstrom closed, White House Black Market is one of the few stores I shop at that has a North East Mall location; however, the WHBM at University Park Village in Fort Worth is closer to my house and I normally go to that location now. I should note that WHBM is one of the more "upscale" retailers North East Mall still has; their clothes are gorgeous. I think WHBM opened at North East Mall around 2014-ish; WHBM expanded with a lot of stores in the early-to-mid 2010s it seems (they also opened a store in Sundance Square around the same time, but it closed during COVID). I don't recall too much about exactly when WHBM opened at North East, because I wasn't into that brand before 2017, not to mention the fact that 2014 was before I changed over to a more feminine gender expression, so I wasn't shopping in women's stores like WHBM before then (and I could have cared less about women's clothes). I just knew WHBM was there in September 2017 when I visited that store for the first time, because I did recall WHBM being there before then... and I felt really compelled to check out their North East Mall store while I had been shopping at the Parks Mall in Arlington for some reason (I didn't know they had a location at Arlington Highlands at the time), so I drove like crazy from Arlington to Hurst when I got done at the Parks.

[@hootyhaha]

People were not awkward hermits in the 90s. I dont know how that happened to people. And it was not a gradual change it was a quick change ( people going from social creatures to awkward hermits I mean). Generation X was the last generation that was social and not afraid of people. I guess smart devices and social media MIGHT be to blame? When smart devices came out for the first time I noticed how hunched over people were looking at their phones, standing in the mall. In my case I was walking at Grapevine Mills Mall in Grapevine TX. Outside the theater area there was this dude , typical standing hunched formation looking at his smart device. It was so odd to me. I think it was when Iphone was first released.

[@sbclaridge]

I suspect the same thing. The combination of smartphones and social media drove this change in behavior. Even when I'm at the mall by myself, I'm not normally hunched down, looking at my iPhone; I'm taking in the sights and window shopping. Sometimes I do look at my iPhone (obviously), but I like to savor the moment. I live in Fort Worth, and I'll admit that North East Mall is my favorite area mall. North East Mall has changed so much since the mid-1990s, especially with the expansion and renovation happening a few years after this was recorded. The mall became more upscale after that, especially with the addition of Saks Fifth Avenue and Nordstrom (Saks only lasted a few years, but Nordstrom lasted almost two decades). They have gone back to being a typical mid-market mall, especially with the loss of Nordstrom, albeit with a few upscale remnants here and there. ~~~~~~ It doesn't help that North East Mall has my favorite women's clothing store (White House Black Market) in their store lineup. Normally I'll go to University Park Village (near TCU) for WHBM, because it's closer, but back when I went to TCU, ironically North East Mall was my preferred WHBM location. The WHBM at North East Mall opened in 2014, although University Park Village has had a WHBM store for longer. I do know that the WHBM brand really began to take off in the early-2000s (and accelerated in 2003 when Chico's acquired them), and it was during this period when the brand first made it to Texas. Back in 1995, the store was known as The White House and sold only women's clothing and accessories in white (hence the name), although that same year, a sister brand called Black Market selling women's clothing and accessories in all-black launched. The combined White House | Black Market concept launched in 1997; WHBM (as The White House) had its start in the Baltimore area in 1985, and I think their presence in the mid-1990s was largely concentrated in the mid-Atlantic, possibly with the exception of a store in Naples, Florida.

[@Ynalaw]

I was pretty stylish back then. I bought a nice leather vest from Wilson's and paired them with some semi-transparent mesh short-shorts I bought at Structure. It all worked with my sporty sandals I bought at Oshman's which looked great with the plaid socks I bought at Dillard's. I used to strut around the mall. I was a real treat for the ladies to behold. Mall security told my I violated the dress code a few times. Clearly, they had no fashion sense.

[@natalie_watson]

This is the mall I have gone to all my life!! Looove this!!

[@friesmaker]

I T S A L L I N Y O U R H E A D

[@TheRantMaster53]

+AyyFries - Lol, a vaporwave profile pic on a video of an early 90s consumerist commercial? Brilliant.

[@TexKimball]

i t ' s y o u r m o v e 🌴

[@TheCessar5]

+AyyFries I think 420 it´s not a mall track, maybe Dan Mason or Luxury Elite tracks.

[@hootyhaha]

Second time I've seen this under my video :) What the heck is vaporwave, and what's it have to do with my video? :)

[@rudlofo8392]

Vaporwave is a genre revolving around 80s and 90s commericals and homevideos. This is very aesthetic. Also Just google it

[@Sir_Catnip]

3:41 bam! work it gurlllllll 😂😂😂😂 that dude looks like he never wore a suit in his life lol

[@kyttehwytchwood6072]

I remember Montgomery Ward! I used to own a pair of Simple blue suede shoes, and the suede had the leather furs over the suede. I used them for skateboarding. Great shoes.

[@eefleming2595]

My best friend had those shoes

[@TheMatthewRoss]

Holiday season 1995 … I was in 5th grade . I remember the fashion quite well . Wonderful times🤍

[@Lordspaghett]

Funny to see most of those stores are no longer at North East Mall

[@blugreen123]

Wait, so 5•7•9 was real?! I thought that was just something Mean Girls and other TV/movies made up! 😂

[@natalie_watson]

I think the store in the movie was 1-3-5.. but yes it def had to be the inspo!

[@baggagelizard]

goodwill logo tshirts?! how was that ever in style?

[@steakandeggs7333]

baggagelizard Randy Colvin that skated for World Industries logo it was very cool back then in the skater culture

[@Karmy.]

I didn't even know Goodwill was a thing back then

[@charlescarter4608]

@@Karmy. Goodwill industries started in 1902

[@CaptchaNeon]

*Goodwill t shirts at Fast Forward??? The white t’s with the blue right in the front of the entrance are what people who work at Goodwill wear, it’s their logo. Weird*

[@eefleming2595]

I noticed that too, wth

[@zadigthejasp]

Ho shit vaporwave vaporwave vaporwave

[@natalie_watson]

In late 90's & early 2000's North East Mall had my fav two stores...Bui-Yah-Kah & across from it RAVE... also there was another store right at the top of where the short stairs are.. I have tried to remember its name but can't!! They sold a lot of trendy stuff like Von Dutch, Ed Hardy & Whatever Missy Elliott's clothing brand was called!! Haha I remember loving that store.