Daily Life and Popular Culture in the 1990s

This video provides a brief introduction to daily life in the 1990s as well as highlighting some of the broad trends in popular culture during that decade.
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[@Sugho2023]

90s were amazing, we already had a lot of technology but kids still got together to play on the street. Best of two worlds really.

[@yourhuckleberry6757]

@@kawaii33366 I took some quarter sticks of dynamite and a pound of cherry bombs on a plane... Cops use to let us keep our beer. No camera's watching us.. We didn't play like the generation before.. And so on.

[@yourhuckleberry6757]

@@kawaii33366 uhh don't drink beer or smuggle explosives.. Just a point.

[@quanbrooklynkid7776]

@@kawaii33366 haha

[@user-ft5lu1ru1u]

That truly is a best time for the children, today the internet and the cellphone were changed a lot, not just for kids.

[@howey935]

I was 16 in 1990 and i went to my first illegal rave and took xtc for the first time.

[@tylergann5]

The thing about the 90s is that since it was the last decade before social media, smartphones, selfies, and texting, it was pretty much the last decade that people were actually human; socialized in real life, and lived in the moment.

[@ilivemylifeforthestarsthat3140]

Exactly why I hate the current generation.

[@thespectularbladeden9215]

Not acutally human real things became in BC then technology came

[@ccverdera6298]

Yeah most people didn’t have internet more less social media. It was the last 2000s when fb started becoming popular.

[@MASTEROFEVIL]

Nah the last good decade was the early 2000s

[@firasharb1454]

💯

[@richardjarquin9498]

I don’t care how much time goes by. I’ll forever be stuck in the 90s. Movies, music, cartoons, toys, wrestling. It never gets old for me

[@sForever-ud5lj]

@WhiteKaibutsu "Life Goes On"...I used to watch that show.....BACK N THE 90S !!!!!!!!

[@Cherry.online.69]

Me too

[@LSD123.]

I hear ya, I remember being a teenager thinking the 90s sucked, I now realize it was fkn awesome... Especially the music, I miss the 90s.

[@johneastwood3039]

I agree with that 100%. Things I'm most nostalgic about are the old episodes of South Park and WWF attitude era. I barely watch any movies that came out after the 90s.

[@Mirrodin82]

Amen brother - it's the same for me

[@celairgilfaenmirion]

Simpler times... internet, personal computers, email, and cell phones were luxuries and people actually got together to hang out. Walking through most towns nowadays... they just feel so empty...

[@symonlynch3366]

I remember being in chat rooms on AOL when it was still the main online company to use,

[@b_side8669]

Celairgil Faenmirion amen

[@VRockVulture]

I used to go to friends apartment because he had PC with high speed modem, he had all that because his father worked two jobs. And his older brother did not like me and my brother hanging out there lol because he had some grown up shit going on online.

[@emilianogarcia6272]

@@VRockVulture lol you sound high

[@baranbryangunes1935]

No you just feel empty. Go out more often before shitting on technology

[@78anurag]

The 1990s were the perfect combination of technology and social life

[@walidechchafnajebendourou3369]

I wonder if there will ever be a decade similar to the 90s

[@thecraplordsell4575]

That would be the 2000s

[@rjanyday5668]

​@@thecraplordsell4575 I second this

[@joelpineda4414]

Yeah it was a good decade to just live in the moment, and hanging out with friends, and there was no social media in that era!!!! And the 90s are just the decade filled with good music, movies, and entertainment

[@hekmanx]

The 90’s was the last time humans were still were humans ….2000’s rolled 911 happened letting us know that the meta verse is here but we were so blind to see it at the time life as we new it was over for everyone …..

[@iammrbeat]

My life is now history

[@readingthroughhistor]

Yes it is.

[@sensitivespirit1118]

@@readingthroughhistor your so cute

[@andrewambrusko3651]

id just like to personally thank you for getting me like 20 extra credit points in my history class

[@Davidpostingshid]

Mr. Beat Ha, you’re old! Don’t forget to take your giant old man pills in the morning grandpa

[@OriginalKarasu]

Heeeyyyy i know u xD

[@eydie57]

I'm 64, a child of the 60s, a teen of the 70s, and a young woman of the 80s. However, the 90s is my favorite decade. That's the decade my son was young and he and I were having so much fun. He was born in 1988, a true 90s kid and I miss that era like crazy.

[@Gino419]

Wow thats the same thing my mom said to me. I was born 1984 and my mom was born 1960. Recently she mentioned 90s was her favorite, because thats when she felt established. We would have great vacations and lots of family times. And its so different now.

[@lochycuh3311]

i wish i was a 90s kid. Just the thought of coming home from school and turning on the tv and watch classic tv shows sounds too good, and watching michael jordan play live. Nowadays kids are addicted to their phones including me

[@rmhd7550]

Just live without internet

[@seradin8029]

@@rmhd7550 It's a bit hard now. I try to stay off the internet as much as I can but none of my friends want to do anything and when we hang out all they want is to just sit there on their phones. It's annoying..

[@rmhd7550]

@@seradin8029 it's exactly the same for me

[@user-gp3tb8ho2b]

@kshitij924 thats impossible

[@chinossynthesizer705]

@@user-gp3tb8ho2b the time machine

[@amyntut]

Kids today will never know the struggle of fighting someone to get off of the computer so you could use the phone or vice versa lol .

[@rivalsoul9853]

KidS tOdaY

[@fire-fx2ct]

@@2isceez sHuT uP "KiD"

[@rivalsoul9853]

@@2isceez sHuT uP kiD

[@mumfriend2545]

I'm glad we have it easier anyway 🤷

[@Ryiota]

Actually that’s debatable due to people who may not have enough money to have more than one computer, phone, or any electronic

[@Soulsworth69]

Man, I miss the hell out of the 90s. Such a simpler time where social media didn't exist, and people were more care free. It was wonderful. If I could go back and experience it all again I would.

[@lamrof]

social media was there, at least here in California. America online was a social media site in the early 90's. We had chat sites, personal page sites, dating sites, porn sites, it was all there. The difference now is the prevalence and intensity of its use and how it has consumed all aspects of life to be the determinant of quality of life

[@heroknaderi]

I agree

[@AbundantLandSolutions]

Just don’t use social media then guess what it will hardly exist in your life.

[@thepanda1044]

The 90s was a party that lasted for 10 years. It was a blast

[@hipoint40cal39]

Perfectly stated.

[@thepanda1044]

@@hipoint40cal39 Thank You 🙂

[@lamrof]

Clinton was the first black president.

[@ethanshepherd4963]

Indeed - the decade of Star Trek: The Next Generation, Men in Black, the World Wide Web, TGIF, Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers, and The Simpsons

[@guidoivanmendez2354]

I don’t know why, but i 've got the impression that the early 90s were an extension of the late 80s. I mean, not only social media and other new technologies in general were not fully developed yet, but people used to have the same cultural icons that in the 80s, same movies on tv, same music on the radio, like if the 80s weren' t over yet. I don’t know how to say it better, but, i' ve always got this feeling that the 90s never really started up until 1996, or after. Anybody has the same feeling? By the way, late 1989 born here.

[@Ajz092]

How do you completely fail to mention that the 90's had the BEST cartoons on TV, even by today's standards?

[@Am-wt3sm]

Cause the 2000s were simply better 90s were overrated.

[@resistORserve44]

@@Am-wt3sm

[@malikmcdowell6647]

Highly debatable

[@Natedawg38]

Earthworm Jim

[@HansensUniverseT-A]

Fuck yeah!

[@jsergsif]

There was a certain magic to being a kid in the 90s. That eagerness to go play outside with your friends or watching a movie on a Friday night. The mysticism of that haunted house , or that enchanted creek. Everything was so fun and exciting. We were so happy and didn’t realize it.

[@pek216]

@ J S - most people today are like robotic drones. They cannot see the 80s/90s were full of life and people genuinely cared for their fellow man. Now big cities’ culture is very elitist and corporate.

[@pek216]

@ pek216 people don’t care about their fellow man anymore let alone the poor/needy

[@thetraveler9]

Just like we don't realize how great this era is. I was born in the 80s grew up in the 90s. Now is better because we can take more control of our lives with gig jobs. Those type of jobs didn't exist in the 90s

[@NewYoutuber1111]

Definitely was magical Saturday morning cartoons The toy inside a box of cereal renting movies from blockbuster The early hot mornings the day use to be longer and the nighs felt so good the summer was amazing

[@sidneyk7771]

​@@pek216I like to use the word, "infantilized" to describe how most people are these days!. Take care :)

[@RJAmos]

90’s were so fucking awesome to be a teenager :) I was born in 1981

[@kristinwood8884]

The best time to be a teen.

[@EarthAngel504]

Yes. the 80's was truly like a dream world.. it's strange but Everything was euphoric

[@christopherlastname7638]

Yep I was born in 80 ,

[@jeremywvarietyofviewpoints3104]

The 90's were terrible for me. But that probably has little to do with the decade itself.

[@Hitmyshots]

Yo guys born 80s and 90s ahhh I born 2006 I wish I was 80s or 90s

[@NicoleS16]

I miss being a kid.

[@paulpatti5854]

Same me, i feel like this world is empty now

[@chickendinner5572]

Me too.... Even though my family was really poor in 1990-2000, it was truly a great decade and I'd live it again. Drive-in movies, simple living, summer was filled with kids on their bikes or somewhere socializing. It was amazing.

[@renatomonteiro1054]

Me too

[@Malcolm91]

Hell yeah

[@heritagekebek3029]

Cheers up gang! :) kzbin.info/www/bejne/lXiyg2idq7aqeqs

[@2isceez]

The 90s had enough technology to appreciate. Sadly society relies on it way too much today.

[@Non-religiou]

I agree, I feel like technology should have stopped in the 2000s as somebody commented here.

[@ChrisJClark-ih2oo]

I think our technology will face a crashing stage

[@belstar1128]

I like the technology but i don't like it when i am forced to use it for things that don't need it.

[@lamrof]

In the 90s high tech brought us closer, now it draws us apart.

[@Armando.Sepulveda]

I agree 💯 with you

[@selenadiaz2665]

Being a teenager in the 90's was indescribable. If you lived it-you know. Fashion was Salvation Army, borrowed & traded clothes & consignment shopping- resourceful we were broke! We spent our money on concert tickets, gas money and beer! Knowing everything we were told was a lie and to live hard.. Music all day and all night.. Long live Gen X.

[@lenka8635]

All of my teenager years were in the 90s. It was a great time to be a teen indeed.

[@andyc9902]

Old

[@DavidFrancis24824]

Hell yeah

[@RolandKoller90]

If you were born in 81 or after, you’re a millennial not gen-x. Just for facts sake.

[@selenadiaz2665]

@@RolandKoller90 I was born in 1974 and graduated high school in 1992. Gen X bub

[@Queenofimps.1627]

I was born in the 90s. I would love to go back in time to relive my childhood.

[@johnnyboy-ws3we]

I was born in 1989 i to would love to see 90"s again

[@overpricedhealthcare]

you know when people say "never say never", "history repeats itself" or "nothing is permanent"? i really hope the 90s being gone isn't permanent

[@sForever-ud5lj]

Maybe sometime in the future, we will gradually relinquish the "stuff" of today and return to more simpler, fun times. Maybe we will soon realize that all of our "stuff" of today is not making us happy but very unhappy. By "stuff", I mean: crap like Smartphones, Facebook, PC culture, etc. Im very much hoping for a return to better times myself. But in the meantime, peace to you.

[@dundee6402]

@@sForever-ud5lj Or ever thought that the stuff of today will be "the simple times" in the future since you know, technology keeps evolving and there's nothing you can do about it 🤷🏻

[@bjorn-jameshanrahan8183]

It goes in 30 year cycles so WE BACK!

[@shannonallaround9490]

I agree

[@williamgill5286]

that 70s show is making a new version called that 90s show. So far its only set to be on netflix tho

[@mega-hb4re]

Kids play outside , healthy, not many fat people, respectful society and no stupid social media. That was the success of a good society.

[@lamrof]

We had internet forums and chat room, heck we even had sites like Myspace to insult each-other in the 90's. It wasn't as bad as now but it was all there. What we did not have was smart phones and laptops. So people read and gaze out windows while in coffee shops. The libraries were full of people then. Movie theaters were extremely popular.

[@will4127]

@@lamrof Myspace was apparently founded in 2003, but it feels like it should be older than that.

[@johnnyboy-ws3we]

i agree with you cause i myself grow up in 90's

[@tyorintv]

​@@lamrof​MySpace came around after 2000, but GeoCities was definitely a thing. You must be remembering the 90's wrong or through the lens of nostalgia, because we had laptops in the 90's, I even gamed on my dad's laptop. We also had mobile devices, such as PDAs, which could connect to networks and play games or even browse websites. For movie theaters being extremely popular in the 90's, they had lower turn out numbers than today and they were predicting the death of movie theaters due to Betamax, VHS, and then DVD. The main difference between kids in the 90's and now is the parenting, not the tech. My parents did not helicopter over me and sent me outside to play in the neighborhood. Many parents today lament the fact their kids rarely go outside, but also require their children be supervised 24/7. Children can't even go outside and play these days without some Karen calling the cops. The tech available today was around in some sort or another in the 90's, and many had access to it. Society changed, tech is simply following along.

[@ashleygonzalez5363]

Who else remember the “Dream Team” from Space Jam?😅🤨

[@jeffreywinters293]

The real dream team is the 92 USA basketball team.the best Olympic team ever assembled

[@eclecticreader961]

I remember the entire movie of Space Jam, and I haven't watched it in years.

[@DP-hy4vh]

The only Dream Team I remember is the one that helped OJ get away with murder.

[@SSJVegeta2012]

The mean team

[@bigfishtokyocat7789]

Hell yea!

[@cuteboysss]

You forgot about coming home Friday nights watching TGIF. Then waking up Saturday mornings and watching cartoons all day. That was awesome.

[@readingthroughhistor]

Yes it was. Full House and TMNT.

[@fridaynightnicktoons6885]

Cartoon cartoon Fridays was the best thing on Fridays !

[@lacigalvanssleepmeditation8160]

My grandma always saved the sunday newspaper comics for me to look at ❤️

[@kyfresh2death]

Family matters that urkel always shooting his shot at Laura always getting turned down.

[@KingofgraceSARA]

🎶 five hours of summer, once a week 🎶

[@calvinkoay1939]

90s..i remember.. was an era of collaboration. People were afraid of doing things independently. They love togetherness and often work in teams to complete a task.

[@justjokinntokin5474]

Remember dial up Internet? 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@ericg1149]

Mom is expecting a phone call, right when your in a good chat room and downloading a bunch of songs lol

[@rolandsnyder9703]

The loudest noise on the planet.

[@rachaellynn6999]

How about the hours it would take to download one song from Napster? Lol

[@DP-hy4vh]

14.4k. Lots of fun to try and download a 1mb file for three hours only to have the connection crash when the file was at 98% and you had to start over.

[@tammygrant5198]

Chat rooms where I got myself in a lot of mischief!

[@Cayden1988]

Oh please, computer's will never take off.

[@BETTERWORLDSGT]

Yeah! They're just a Fad!!

[@Green_Stache_Productions]

Agreed it’s not like it will Revolutionize the way people will get information or communicate

[@MoltenMetalGod7]

what's next ? a palm sized computer that fits in your hand and doubles as a phone. what a bunch of futuristic non-sense. it'll never happen.

[@Y2Kr4SHM4N]

MoltenMetalGod7 Lol! I lived through that. I had a PDA in 2002 and I had full length movies on its SD card, it had a GPS and wifi. I’d play games like Tomb Raider and doom on it, and had an app that downloaded the daily newspapers. I’d tell people it’s what their phone would be in a decade, and they’d laugh. “Who would watch a movie on something that fits into the palm of your hand?” And I’d reply that they would if they were stuck on a train or a plane. More laughing denial. I’d show them the GPS and they’d say “I wouldn’t trust it! And isn’t a road atlas book faster?” Yeah. When you have to look up the streets, pages and grid references? I don’t think so. And of course of the news, they’d say they wouldn’t read something on a palm sized screen. Those same people of course now do all the above. Some people have no foresight. You see the same thing now with robotics and self driving cars.

[@StretfordEndGaz]

Bill Gates biggest mistake - he said that mobile phones aren't worth developing an OS for Microsoft to go into as they will never become popular - talk about a faus-paux (mind you he did do ok i think, not heard much since 90s mind :P )

[@grillmeasteak]

Born in 80 here. All my teen years in the 90s. Good times for sure being a kid. I would have loved to experience it as a young adult throughout the decade as well. I wouldn’t change it though. Born in 80, grew up in the 90s… I’ll be 42 in 2022 and honestly I still feel like I’m growing up.

[@albataalbata1380]

Born jn 81. Can relate to everything you said. Still cant believe how fast my youth has passed.

[@KingofgraceSARA]

'82

[@vanessajanik4623]

Born in 82’. The 90’s had its ups & downs for me. I didn’t love high school & my family was a mess but I did have fun towards the end.

[@BadTV1993]

born in 75' ..I got to hit the sweet spot of teen yrs..1988-1994

[@notofthisworld5267]

Born in 79 here. I feel you.

[@SuperGabe55]

This dude forgot about pro wrestling

[@jaygonzalez8575]

YES!!!

[@bnferguson9827]

Yeah the attitude era started 1997-2001

[@gunnerysgt.hartman6779]

@@VintageWrestlingFan and suck it was the most used sentence

[@Dingoplexor]

supergober55 I said that in the 80’s one!

[@TheBigRagooDOTcom]

Career match. Macho vs Warrior

[@PodtrashRadio]

We spend so much time reading about history and the future that we don't realize we're a part of history RIGHT NOW. 100 years from now they will be talking about our generation as the technological revolution. Which could be either a good or bad thing but certainly changed the world forever.

[@Zones33]

When you think about it, 100 years ago today there was a technological revolution as well. With the invention of, the radio, the refrigerator, and the automobile.

[@PRHILL9696]

all we have now is Corona, riots and vandalism

[@PRHILL9696]

@megatom yep that too, sadly

[@xerilaun]

You're right

[@LSD123.]

We were all supposed to be getting around in flying cars by now...

[@a.w.sawtooth9469]

Dear 1990’s, Please come back to us. The 21st century sucks. Politics has ruined everything, and you can’t go out anymore without someone screaming at you to put on a face mask.. We miss you. We miss everything about you. We miss your superior cartoons, and your iconic video games. We also miss being able to play outside, without worrying about how bad the world is around us. We just miss you.. -Signed every nostalgic millennial ever. PS- Please also bring the video stores back if you come!

[@Pduarte79]

Add late gen Xers aswell.

[@notofthisworld5267]

As a person born in 1979 and a teen in the 90's I sooo agree. Not a day goes by I don't feel nostalgic for these golden times in comparison to today's wreck.

[@Armando.Sepulveda]

Yes everything sucks in the 2020s, everything went downhill in the 2010s

[@georgeskate78]

I remember blockbuster at the time and I thought it was great but why bring it back when you can stream any film you want for free. If we are living in a world now where we have too much choice. I wouldn’t say that’s a bad thing would you?

[@notofthisworld5267]

@@Armando.Sepulveda It went down fast. I think ppl know the reason why...

[@nicolekelly7580906]

Nobody was in one room watching Seinfeld & in another watching Friends, because they were both on NBC on the same night!!

[@bigmack2262]

NoICantGetUTickets must see tv. Friends at 8 and Seinfeld at 9.

[@symonlynch3366]

I sure as hell was.

[@VRockVulture]

Me I was not in America. Beavis & Butthead was shown on channel 2 while Friend was being shown on Channel 1 and X-Files in channel 3 and Celebrity Dearthmatch on MTV Europe, so yeah I definetly remeber two tvs in two different rooms at that time.

[@cherrybomb5551]

@@Jay60888 Me too

[@KingofgraceSARA]

Nah, In my house we watched Living Single,Martin, In Living Color, The Box, Yo MtV Raps, TGIF, so forth & so on. I always raged against the machine & watched Frasier.

[@thisguy1868]

I was born in a early 1990's. I remember it fondly. Things just felt different, I even noticed the change from the 1990's to the early 2000's after 9/11 in particular. So many things just arent the same anymore.

[@chrisfalls2549]

I completely agree. Well said!

[@heroknaderi]

I agree with you as well.

[@kennypham3856]

It was all downhill after the 1990's. Then came the 2000 Stock market crash and 9/11. I feel bad for people who never experienced America before 2000.

[@VRockVulture]

Me too, i feel bad for anyone who has not experienced 90s anywhere. I mean, 200s and 2010s were miserable, purely culturally. Hoe many good singles can you name, how many good albums? How many good movies that were not remakes or sequels? How many great actors? Or originial ideas?

[@maria-melek]

Ah yes I was born in 2002 and 9/11 was sad. I remember when I was 9 and president Obama announced the death of Osama bin laden and I saw people happy I was confused until 2014 or 2015 I learned about 9/11 and I was sad, a few years later I cried and can't believe it happened and I'm sorry it changed the life of the world and then my generation such narcissists. May those souls rest in eternal peace. But be glad that you're still here and with your loved ones and friends

[@lanayankum9458]

I was 2006 :( I wished I lived in the90s

[@victordejesus2000]

Funny you should say that since others are saying that they feel bad for the future generations who will never experience the 2010’s such as Minecraft, KZbinrs, Pewdiepie vs T-Series, etc. History will just keep repeating itself over and over again.

[@adrianshephard378]

Nah, grunge sucked

[@xino951]

Oh the good old days when we went outside and actually played.

[@christineferreira2181]

If it rained, timed to eat, or anything to do to have to come in was such a bummer

[@candybon9763]

My god don't tell me your one of those people saying that people don't play outside anymore like what the fuck lmao are you high or smth? What wack ass area are you living in where no humanity exists. My neighborhood is quiet and not much going on, mostly I think there's hardly any kids to begin with

[@babatundeolajide2222]

nigga we go outside bruh

[@ilovepopeyesbiscuitswithno1994]

Jesus Christ, you 90s people are so fucking insufferable. WE GO OUTSIDE

[@reallife828]

This is when people connected on deeper levels. Trains were full of conversations not people with ther heads down into a phone. We talked about the sports game the day before. We all watched the same shows and would connect to eachother through them. Social media has given us a false perception of being connected. We are actually disconnected more then ever.

[@mattr8251]

Social media, wide and thin

[@1greenMitsi]

its why its called the world wide web

[@NathanRW]

That is revisionist BS! I was there, and while it may have happened occasionally, most people were reading a book or newspaper, and were just as inclined not to talk to people. I still have strangers approach me and talk to me in lines or when taking public transportation. It *may have been slightly more common, but the internet did not magically stop this from happening. I still connect to people in my life all the time, just as much as people did in the 90's.

[@mattr8251]

@@NathanRW he is speaking as a generality.. obviously there are exceptions

[@kevb3047]

@@NathanRW bullshit

[@lilg8017]

Let's be honest. You searched for this. Me and my fellow 30 something year olds are nostalgic dweebs now haha

[@dearyaryes9758]

There was a feeling that the entire country was experiencing a golden era during the 1990’s. The nation was rapidly moving forward from the strife and chaos of the 60’s and 70’s. Race relations started healing, the economy was exploding, the internet connected us together in a way as never before. All of mankind seemed poised to take a giant leap into the new millennium and usher in a period of human greatness never experienced before on this planet and then on a Tuesday morning in September of 2001 everything changed. Our dreams of building a Pax-Americana were rooted in the naive idea that the rest of the world was riding the same wave.... we could not have been more wrong my friends and here we are now.... Is there anything else that needs to be said?

[@dunstonmunson8314]

Well I guess a persons experience and opinion of the 90s is rooted in where they grew up and their life experiences..but really the 90s was a horrible decade..i mean yeah there was some cool music and video games but if you look at this decade compared to that decade violent street crime was way worse in the 90s..overt racism and hate crimes were the norm, government corruption was rampant..teen suicide, drug addiction and depression were statistically way too high..look at all the 90s rock heroes dropping one by one due to either drug overdoses or suicide..the issue of school bullying was horrible in the 90s, police department corruption was horrible, inner city violence and gang problems were way worse, harsh unreasonable drug laws jailing people unnecessarily..huge numbers of teen pregnancies..homelessness..homophobia..xenophobia..child abduction and kidnapping were higher then because for one thing the safety measures that kids have now were simply not there for us..90s was also the start of the age of the school shootings with Columbine..I know in 2020 it seemed like the country was exploding but it was happening because the country is trying to get better and heal from what the 80s and 90s were..i remember the 90s well..it was not all rosy cosy..it was a time of great polarization..it did have its good points too in that I had a lot of fun with my friends during the 90s..and the music was good..but the 80s had better music and better movies..

[@dunstonmunson8314]

@B1Chronixx Yeah I definitely agree it went on with little interruption due to the lack of social media. I believe it was a worse time period, obviously there is still all of those problems existing that I mentioned, but I believe we are least on a path that gives hope that things can get better.

[@Natedawg38]

I'll always say 2000 was a great year, and even up to summer 2001 but yeah, after 911 the gears shifted permanently and there was no going back.

[@dunstonmunson8314]

@@Natedawg38 Whenever someone mentions 9/11 I ask them this question: How did building 7 fall?

[@Natedawg38]

@@dunstonmunson8314 no idea

[@hightower6645]

I remember taking a computer class in 1990 in my freshman year of high school when floppy discs were in use. I failed miserably and subsequently developed a fear of computers that lasted about 25 years! I then gradually started to reacquaint myself in getting over that fear. I couldn't believe how much easier they are to use these days. Now I can't seem to live without one.

[@readingthroughhistor]

I vividly remember thinking that my junior year typing class and that my senior year computer (DOS) class were a waste of time. I thought that I would never have to type (because I wasn't going to be a secretary) and that the computers were next to useless. Now my entire world revolves around those two things. In college, my very first computer class assignment was to get a school email address and send a simple message to the professor. I was mortified.

[@MrJoeBlaze]

You missed alot then... The internet was SO AMAZING back in the early - mid 2000's and onward. I was around for that boom. And I miss it. There's alot of stuff I even find nostalgia for like. Internet culture can just come and go in 5 years, Same with actual culture (Aspects or even entire culture), It's crazy. Things have changed. People care more about their mobile phones than PC's. PC's can do things that mobile phones can't. I may have witnessed the beginning, middle, and the near end of a renaissance. The early 2010's is when things started to go bad. Mostly after 2010 - 2011.

[@charlyg8217]

I could not type fast in that keyboard in my junior year

[@johnsmith-wc8gs]

Ditto. Took a computer class in 1990 as a Junior and hated it. I sucked at typing and thought what good can come from this

[@belstar1128]

Yea i am younger than you but i had so much bad luck with computers i always assume something will go wrong i don't want to use them for anything important only video games and the internet but now i need to use it to do basic stuff like banking and paying taxes.

[@jennyeckley4710]

80s and the 90s were definitely the best years

[@scottanthony8240]

Hi Jenny! How’re you doing? And yours right about that 😊

[@wherezmemallet4879]

The 80s have the best music era in my opinion.

[@VRockVulture]

90s was a cool time. Like Vanilla Ice said - the last great decade. I know for a fact that sun shined brighter, sky was bluer, grass was greener and birds sang better. I love everything about 90s - music, movies, tv shows - it all had style. Just look at the intro of Melrose Place , god damn! One of the best decades ever, for me personally anyway.

[@philcollinslover56705]

SAME!! I agree. Even though I was born in the 2000, everything in the 90s seems more fun. So, I was thinking of making a show or movie thats set in the 90s and have the visuals look like it came from the 90s.

[@jacobman8720]

was that just because you were a kid and every thing was fresh and the world was all colorful

[@rosathechamp2452]

@@philcollinslover56705 How’s it coming along?

[@philcollinslover56705]

@@rosathechamp2452 its going well! i used to only research when i was working on it, but now im genuinely intreated in anything 90s related. computers, fads, movies, cars, everything! tho it makes me little sad :(

[@Natedawg38]

I am still finding gems from the 90s in terms of music and films, its just the decade that keeps on giving. Thank god because most artists since have been completely shit

[@shalona1974sweden]

80's and 90's I Love and Miss you Both, This millenia ain't got nothing on You... 😭💕

[@LSD123.]

Man, I miss the 90s... You don't know what you got until it's gone. Miss you heaps, Kurt.

[@michaelb.42112]

I was born in 1969, so I feel our generation Class of '87 had a front row seat to the 20th century. The 1990's were the pinnacle of the modern world. There were THREE top 40 songs called, "Right Now". There was magic in the air. It was the 1960's enlightenment on Microsoft instead of Microdots, although both were interchangeable. From the Matrix, Shawshank, to The Simpsons and X-Files. It was the PERFECT time of the past and the future. Society still had the values of the WWII generation, yet we blazed our own path. It was MAGICAL and can't be described unless you lived it. In MY opinion, the 1990's were the last "normal" decade when we still had a collective conscience.

[@josebro352]

2000 and Bill Clinton's last year in office was the last time things were good. Everything changed for the worst in 2001 and the world was never the same. Downhill from there.

[@mr.bingley4680]

I’ve gone deep down the 90s nostalgia rabbit hole the last few years , but somehow your comment captures something I hadn’t yet seen articulated. Amazingly well said!

[@mr.bingley4680]

@@josebro352 Bush v Gore was probably the biggest single inflection point for the problems we currently face, although I’m inclined to think that Facebook and co would’ve given us cultural cancer regardless.

[@josebro352]

@@mr.bingley4680 Explain what you mean exactly. Do you think the world would e turned out differently had Al Gore won the 2000 election? I think about that from time to time. Technically he DID win but then a few Floridians decided they couldn't add correctly. Stephen King wrote a novel called 11/22/63 in which he hypothesized what would've happened had JFK not been assassinated and how the world would've turned out. I wonder that very same thing sometimes only it's what if Al Gore had one the 2000 election instead of W.

[@thetraveler9]

I'm always interested to see the opinion of people born before the 80s about the 90s. I feel like most of us born in the 80s are biased towards the 90s. I was born in 1984. Yeah the 90s we're great but personally I like this time better because of the gig economy. Anyone can work and get paid instantly whenever they want. In the 90s you had to work normal jobs. Not flexible like now. Gig jobs are the best invention in my lifetime I feel. Gig jobs and smartphones

[@eclecticreader961]

The1990s were a fantastic decade for electronics: Windows 95 in my opinion is of the best systems that made it incredibly easy to operate Windows and maintain professionalism. Nintendo 64 in my opinion is one of the best consoles. The game-play never gets old when re-played.

[@wbharris1031]

I agree with everything that you said.

[@1greenMitsi]

windows xp was clearly the best

[@colt45peacemaker]

Loved stable Windows 95 & XP

[@carljohnson7168]

1greenMitsi hell yea don’t forget the windows xp theme too.

[@Natedawg38]

The n64 has aged soooo well ohmigod no loading whatsoever and the gameplay - that's right, actual gameplay - holds up tight. I honestly can't think of a single ps4 game I've excited about since resident evil remake 2 which was coincidentally, a remake of, you guessed it, a game from the 1990s.

[@bluecomet1109]

3 things ill ALWAYS remember from the 90s 1) Power Rangers 2) Chicago Bulls 3) Oregon Trail

[@sForever-ud5lj]

For me: 1) Death Metal 2) Grunge/Alt. 3) Howard Stern

[@Natedawg38]

Oregon tráil was clutch

[@fakereality96]

Cross off Power Rangers and insert WWF/WCW wrestling.

[@vitokoskullerx9345]

MTV Nickelodeon/Cartoon Network/WB cartoons Console wars Disney Movies Anime

[@johnnyboy-ws3we]

I to was a power rangers fan i watch it all the time at my grandparents house

[@nik1128]

I remember being so fascinated and excited about the internet. It was a rare treat I got to indulge in. I miss that feeling.

[@409raul]

I wish we were stuck in the 90s forever

[@PraveenSriram]

Me too. The 2020s are no fun

[@codyw9165]

I am so happy I got to enjoy the 90s and cheers to my step-father for being an amazing man with a great moral compass and work ethic Love you dude

[@jonflowers8823]

The 90s ended around 2001 and began in 1991 when alternative rock and rap took over and the Berlin Wall comes down.

[@BoqPrecision]

No, 90s ended in 99...2001 was already another era cuz of 9/11

[@ishmeelcurry3394]

@@BoqPrecision he mean the influence of the 90’s was still present in the early 2000’s

[@jaydenmclean8786]

@@ishmeelcurry3394 Even culturally, they ended in like 1998/99.

[@jamesreese4170]

Berlin Wall came down in 1989.

[@Natedawg38]

Berlin Wall - 911. Completely agree. The 90s wasn't a decade, it was a global ethos

[@markbell2050]

Best decade ever, music fashion movies amd just overall attitude and feel of the era was special. So many sub genres of music and sub cultures of people from hip hoppers, grunge, skaters, goths etc etc now everybody dresses the same and wants to look like a stripper if your a female or a drug addict with weird hair if your male. I miss the 90s.

[@jeremywvarietyofviewpoints3104]

I wish they'd do a video about the 1890's. That was an extraordinary decade.

[@ruskimuejek665]

Ahhh yes what a glorious time.

[@Jonathan-ui2oi]

so true bestie

[@KCBIG]

Ah, yes I remember it well

[@FeralCatStray1]

The Wild West era 😎

[@thevoiceofreason9797]

How can you teII?

[@FeralCatStray1]

Early - mid 2000's felt like an extended 90's since tehnology carried over and were still being used. Like, mid-2000's kids were still playing video games & watching VHS movies from the 90's.

[@ChrisJClark-ih2oo]

Yes the 2000s was a transitioning period

[@cinnamonmycool1237]

2007 was a transitional year

[@ChrisJClark-ih2oo]

I remember

[@belstar1128]

Well things don't change very quickly right now thing still feel similar to 2019 but i think in 2029 things will be very different.

[@albataalbata1380]

When i was a teen in the 90s i dreamt of the 70s. Nowadays if i were given a chance to go back in time - only 90s. Best time

[@TJS2212]

I am a child of the 90s. I remember the long summer days; playing in the streets with friends. No smartphones, just knock on their doors. Stay out until the sun went down with your push bikes. The internet was a novelty, we looked at stuff you shouldn't just for a laugh. Things that are taken for granted by today's generation. We used to build dens and light fires. Tell stories. Things were more personal, innocent and light hearted back then. It was the best of the old and new world. They were golden days. Oh, how can I forget wrestling. A soap opera for kids, it was great.

[@ToyotaCorolla-pg5wf]

1990 is now officially 30 years old Fuck me....

[@92sarahmarie]

I'm 27 going on 28. Help.

[@music_istherapy8860]

Nope and I'm 36

[@johnnyboy-ws3we]

I just 33 on 23rd of September

[@cruz9078]

90s rocked it'll never be the same again if you were in your teens u were truly lucky

[@Steve-gq5zy]

Agreed the best decade and born in 84

[@marcanthony8873]

Being a kid in the 90s was such a unique experience. You got to experience the old world (no cellphones and even no internet) but were also given a front row seat to the new world with internet and cellphones. Most other generations wouldn’t really understand

[@Natedawg38]

I was born in 1988. Even though very young I could still tell there was something magical about the 90s - TV, music, films, video games and clothes. And then the digital age just shat all over that growth.

[@thex2thaz]

I miss the 90’s. The aesthetic was off the chart and I really do wish we could go back in time.. But as much as I believe social media and everyone is distant, we have to remember that we’re able to visit time better than we ever could back in the 90’s. The amount of music inspired by the 90’s, styles, and the ability to actually find “that one track” from the 90’s is possible more than ever in 2022. So yeah, we’re not living it anymore here in the future. The human element from the 1990’s is and always will be missing as people have moved on.. But we’re able to see, listen, watch, and design more of the 90’s than we ever could. And to me, that’s pretty fucking cool.

[@thetraveler9]

Yes and we have gig jobs now. The only gig job in the 90s was a paper route. Now, anyone can work whenever they want and get paid instantly.

[@matthewgallant3622]

Todays technology is infinitely better. I was a huge music fan in the 90s and I woulda killed to have something like Spotify at my disposal.

[@joeshmoe9978]

Now we live in "the age of outrage", and extreme political correctness. 😞

[@paareth]

People got plenty outraged back then. There was just more violent or to the point responses.

[@Calvbread]

People like you never pick up a book and just regurgitate what others have put in your mouth.

[@carolineadams2302]

lmao u thought it was bad when you wrote this look where were at now. 10x worse

[@joeshmoe9978]

@@carolineadams2302 sad but true! 😭 Have a good day Caroline. ✌

[@PRHILL9696]

sadly yes

[@whothefuckyoulookinat957]

I wish I was alive in the 90's :(

[@thisguy1868]

I dont know how old you are, bro. But in was born in 93. I dont remember much of it prior 1997 or so. But the little a do remember was magical.

[@nerdofeverything5373]

Me too, man

[@GabiN64]

I was born 91 i barely remember it. But i did enjoy the 2000s

[@princessdewi4626]

Nah, I born in a right time.

[@UAkovalchuk]

I was born in 1990 I remember it a little

[@deenanthekemoni5567]

I grew up in the 90s and our Generation really IS special.. we saw the change.. we watched the Internet take over the world, we knew what the world was like, before computers. When our children grow up they will NEVER know the Old World we grew up in, to them the Internet is like electricity was to us.

[@lenka8635]

Very true. I remember when we had internet for the first time. That was in 1993. I was 16 that year. My little sister was just born so she already grew up with the internet.

[@sarin82]

looking back.. the 90's were really something special, especially for those who were in their teens. The last decade that had truly defining features, (just like the 80's) and brought innovations to the masses, like cable-internet and mobile phones. After that, it all became more of the same... Sure... technologies got more sophisticated, but it was a development of already existing features... cellphones became pocket-computers, internet became wireless. The use of internet took a huge leap and Apps like KZbin took over from MTV and regular TV broadcasts. There was no sickly need for attention, self promotion and applause like nowadays with social media and you actually had to have social skills to communicate with people. If you wanted to approach a girl, you had to have skills, talk to her, court her and be respectful.... not send her a dickpick in a drunken stupor. If you didn't feel confident about yourself and you didn't have any social skills, you didn't turn to the internet and scream that you are being judged and you're being treated unfair. You worked on improving yourself, to become a better you, to become a person that understood that the world does not adapt to suit your needs and that YOU needed to adapt if you wanted things to change. Because most of the communication was done face-to-face, you picked your words carefully.... You showed manners to elder people and you didn't pick fights with someone bigger and stronger than you; because you were in front of him and not behind the safety of a keyboard. We had great times in disco's while dance, trance, club, R&B and HipHop were the main genres.. we could legally order a beer on our 16th and smoke a cigarette inside, nobody cared. We had a lot of freedom and, eventhough a lot of experimented, most of us handled it responsibly. Being a millennial is not half as bad as people may think... It's generation Z that people need to worry about.

[@DeadGiveAway.]

Just a persepctive in just how massive Mariah was in the 90’s. She sold more records than anyone in the decade, male or female. Had a number 1 in the charts for ALL genres every year from 1990-1999. Was artist of the decade (she beat her male and female peers on the metric) on Billboard. She became the benchmark for every female pop singers since, that whenever a new girl that hit it big shows up, theyre immediately labeled the “next Mariah” hoping to achieve the same impact that their predecessor accomplished. Christina Aguilera, Leona Lewis, And now Ariana Grande all followed the Mariah formula to success, and time and time again, Mariah would outlast them all, Christina faded into obscurity, Leona dropped harder than a US nuke, and Ariana, well, she’s on the voice judging up and coming singers, in her mid 20s (judges are usually people past their primes).

[@djmutt2000]

science proves that the 1990s were awesome

[@Larry-py6pz]

Glad I spent my teenage years in the 90's. WWF, Music (Metal, Hip Hop, Alternative), NBA, TV Shows, Video Games and the best thing about this decade? No social media.

[@wokk9543]

well im ust a teenager this year.. i hope this decade gets better

I officially feel ancient.

[@readingthroughhistor]

Yep.

[@joshuatraffanstedt2695]

You look hot from the eyes up.. Lol

[@steveodonoghue2772]

Take off the stupid facemask covid girl. It's not fashionable and never will be .

[@ngbbarti589]

Steve odonoghue who said it was for fashion

[@ruskimuejek665]

You'll be saying the same thing in 30 years.

[@maccyknife1]

I remember my father had a car phone in his 1994 Toyota Camry, and he had a mic installed so he could enjoy hands free driving. the 90s were FREAKING AWESOME!

[@LSD123.]

Same, lol. It was connected to this big box with a handle so you could carry it around...

[@maccyknife1]

@@LSD123. my dad's first car phone looked exactly like a regular house or office phone 🤣 the tech was awesome, but it was not necessarily compact! Lol 😆

[@LSD123.]

@@maccyknife1 My dad was a cheap bastard, he probably got the cheapest one he could find. lol

[@RyanRoemer8624]

The 1990s holds a special place in my heart ,

[@Gangularis]

These prices are all so wrong... Prices were way less than this guy is claiming, for just about everything.

[@TheTrutherFiles]

I know I remember bread being like 60 cents milk like $1.80 I remember before the major gas spike seeing 98 cents for a gallon of gas one time!

[@bear1more287]

Remember depending we’re you lived ??

[@eastcoastgrandison4855]

I remember gas being around a dollar as was bread was about .69 a loaf and milk being around $1.29 in 1990

[@eastcoastgrandison4855]

@@TheTrutherFiles I remember gas being .94 or 98 cents a gallon when I was driving in the 1990s

[@ccverdera6298]

Depending on where you live, groceries can be more or less expensive. I live a a small city, but for some reason whenever I go to nyc the groceries are so much cheaper. Go figure.

[@teazy7468]

When Malls were life. Now if u gotta go to one you dread it cuz of the convenience of online

[@19inkorrect91]

💯I do all my shopping on amazon

[@christineferreira2181]

Going to the mall was thing 🙂

[@umafinleyopal8471]

I miss the whole mall experience before online shopping took over. They used to be the place to be and hang out with friends, now they look so sad when you find one still open.

[@mildflower]

I still love going to the mall

[@ec6769]

I swear I had to take my son to get shoe's and I thought I was going to lose it... it's super convenient having online shopping, not having to struggle to find parking that is close, waiting in line, being around people who don't want to walk as fast or even politely let you pass. The only up side to the whole thing was the food court

[@lazarusblackwell6988]

As time passed everything became more and more meaningless I cant help but feel that we have left something priceless behind us We traded happiness for single serving pleasure

[@lazarusblackwell6988]

@HiPoint1095Carbine Me too man.

[@thetraveler9]

We have the gig economy now though. Work and get paid when you want. the weed now is better and we progressed on that level. KZbin also allows us to reminisce. We're living in great times right now

[@lazarusblackwell6988]

@@thetraveler9 Yeah.We live in great times but also terrible times. Thanks for your comment man.I appreciate it.

[@T-Rex-nm1se]

I was born in 2003 but the 90s seemed like a fun time. Wished I've could've experienced the 90s, everything was simple back then

[@RadioQueen1000]

I was born in 83 so I can relate to a lot of this. The cool thing was, no political correctness, people were friends no matter what race you were, the music was just awesome of so many different genres on the radio, and you had freedom. I miss those days so much.

[@notofthisworld5267]

I don't recall anyone talking about politics much then besides on the news. Of course news then wasn't biased and full of it.

[@davidhutchinson5233]

I was in my mid 20s at the beginning of the decade. It was such a great time to be young. Great bars, fun times, taking the water taxi in Baltimore MD. It was truly great.

[@brianlampe75]

Grunge and Alternative were separate genres. I'm also surprised that the introduction of home surround sound systems wasn't mentioned, that was huge.

[@LSD123.]

I remember going around to some guy's house just to hear his surround sound system, we couldn't afford one at the time...

[@StopFear]

The 90s in America and Europe actually were very different culturally. I wish someone who lived in both during that decade could comment.

[@abertalbert7219]

Mots culture of Europe came from America at 90s

[@lelandgaunt9985]

In 1998 Germany the clubs/discoteks were still playing Michael Jackson as if it were brand new.

[@TheTrutherFiles]

Europe was always a decade behind, and is actually still behind today obviously while America was experiencing the 90s Europe just was getting used to the 80s it was weird.

[@mrbrown2186]

@@TheTrutherFiles you are joking right? Someone from Europe visiting America is the Equivalent of an American visiting India. America is way more behind on things like fashion, music, TV etc. I've visited various countries such as the UK, Spain, Italy, France etc and they are mostly one step ahead.

[@VRockVulture]

I remember that NBA was huge in Europe in mid-late 90s. The period that Jordan played in Chicago Bulls. It was crazy. They aired NBA games live in my country then, they have not done it since, to my knowledge at least. A friend of my mom gave me Chicago Bulls t shirt for seventh birthday. I dont know if it was fake or real or a whatever happened to that t shirt but i know that r kelly ""i can fly was a big hit around that time also, In former soviet block it was an excitiong time, all of a sudden if you could afford it you had access to all kinds of new toys. In early 90s murder rate was at historic high because of thr metal wars after collapse of soviet union., many countries even had not established laws yet.

[@paulkimchicago]

OMG, THE 1990s WERE AMAZING!!! This is the decade I grew up in! It brought me back all the great memories when everything was the good old days with simple technology! There were all these great TV Shows, movies, Disney movies, cartoons, kid's shows, Michael Jordan winning six championships in the Chicago Bulls, etc. This decade makes me wish there was a time machine where we can travel back to the 1990s instead of dealing with the present time of the year.

[@PraveenSriram]

I loved Full House 🏡 and most of the shows on Nickelodeon like rugrats and Doug. The 90s were a great time in my grade school year

[@paulkimchicago]

@@PraveenSriram Yeah, I remember watching most of the shows whether it's a cartoon or a kid's show and I loved Power Rangers! I also agree the 90s were a great time in my grade school year and a great decade I grew up as a kid!

[@42andscrazymoss55]

You missed a lot first you missed president Clinton years.Then u missed the Oj trail 2pac and biggie yo mtv rap.Then how fox got the rights to the nfl the late night wars how jay leno got the tonight show from David letterman and how he went to cbs.WWF and WCW wars.Stone cold and the rock Em you forgot movie rise you forgot about speed and the matrix’s.And you forgot about Martin and New York undercover u missed some things🤷🏽‍♂️💯

[@CT45273]

Yep. Black entertainment was at an all-time high in the 90's.

[@MigSur]

@Kevin O Yes but now it feels like a boring decade compared to the discription of the 80s.

[@iamatlantis1]

@AstronomyToday It was actually how the early developers of orange juice migrated to North America.

[@midgard8550]

Dude it's a 10 minute video! 10 years of history simply won't fit into 10 minutes. Make your own video

[@nightcrawler2717]

I think 1985-1995 is literally the perfect 10 year that captures the raw 80s and 9ps style. Anothing after 95 was just more of a 2000s style if u think about it.

[@angeladonofrio9920]

These were the best times ever! So glad I got to live through it. It makes me wish our country could someday go back to this state.

[@konggig]

The 90s were truly the golden age of gaming. The 90s started with the Snes vs Genesis war. which other competors tried to join ... SNK, Atari. We also got to see the second arcade gaming boom, with games like street fighter 2 and mortal kombat. PC gaming saw many of its biggest titles come out in the 90s. Diablo, Starcraft, Warcraft, Cs, Half life, Tibia, The second half of the 90s we got to see the rise of 3d gaming ... Ps1, N64 and dreamcast (1999) And last but not least, we got to see the biggest portable franchise born in the late 90s ... Pokemon.

[@omyswiftlourido4161]

Hip hop defines the 90s all day, still around and ALWAYS will be😉😎....

[@bobtwichew3103]

Hip hop was at its peak in the 80s. Was still dope in the 90s. Its been on the back of milk cartons as missing since the beginning of the 2000s. What ya'll listen to today is a like a distant relative of rap. It's like raps 3rd cousin through marriage not blood. So you could fuck that cousin and have no worries because you're not really related,just like current hip hop really ain't related. Peace out youngstas.

[@PrimericanIdol]

As someone from 1985, this was my first full decade to live through. I implore all of you to take those rose-tinted blinders off, and look at the past from an objective perspective. These were much harsher, more violent, and more dangerous times in the majority of the world than today in almost every metric.

[@damnitman187]

The 90's was the best time to be a kid ever

[@playstationer7321]

The 90s was the best time to be alive.

[@doriancroatia2054]

I always wanted to make a movie or a tv show in presence but with the action placed in 1990s....

[@thepistolguy859]

Marvel's captain marvel movie is going to be set in the 90s I believe

[@GiveItUpDot]

I really appreciate the graphics And camera quality of movies and entertainment in general of the 80's & 90's over EVERYTHING today

[@normhiscock352]

I sit in bed at night and just think about my life and how much I've been through and am thankful I've got to experience so much.

[@RonnieColeman420]

Lucky I was born in worst gen in history no one goes outside just staying on phones for 12 hours a day and every thing expensive parents are stricter. And I live on a house in the country/suburban with only 80 year old neighbors no kids at all I play with my friend irl like once a month back then it would be everyday for hours outside and his parents are strict so he gets to stay over for only 4 hours. I want to make a time machine

[@BamaCJ334]

Nice video but you missed so much. No mention of the anime boom of the 90s? (Pokémon, Dragon Ball Z, Sailor Moon etc) or how wildly popular wrestling was during the WWF vs WCW Monday Night Wars. You also missed how rap music dominated the charts with rappers like 2pac and Biggie.

[@TheChunkyluver53]

That's why he said a disclaimer

[@alexlambert2003]

What I would give to live 1 day in the 90s. Technology ruined everything.

[@jeremywvarietyofviewpoints3104]

They had technology in the 90's. humans have had technology for thousands of years.

[@alexlambert2003]

@@jeremywvarietyofviewpoints3104 okay. More advanced technology ruined it. And the fact that a lot of people are addicted to it.

[@user-gp3tb8ho2b]

it made everything better :)

[@Trisof88]

@@user-gp3tb8ho2b it made us lazier, it made us rude, desperate for attention/fame/money and entitled, it made it near impossible to have stable relationships due to hook up culture, it made true musical artists go undervalued and pedestalized very mediocre artists and music, it heightened mental illnesses and depression. Hasn't been too good to us.

[@samanthab1923]

Had my son in '96. By the time he got to kindergarten a third of the kids in his class were children of divorce.

[@angryoldman9140]

I was born in 95. It was very rare for anyone to have parents that were still married when I was in elementary school.

[@BoqPrecision]

In 96 I was 6th grade and there was only one kid in our class that was from a divorce and we used to think he was odd since he ate chalk straight from the blackboard. He was also a Jehovah's witnesses. Wonder what ever happened to him, he'd be 36 now

[@belstar1128]

I was born in 1995 most people's parents got divorced at some point even my grandparents where divorced long before i was born but my parents did not get divorced but i think they will divorce soon at least they waited until i was a grown man.

[@BobbyBoca]

90’s Was the beginning of the end for America 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@esarab21]

Bobby Boca oh brother

[@andyleibrook6012]

Agree, around 95-98 the optimism in the U.S did indeed start to slide downhill that still has not seem to come back. If were not alive or old enough to experience the times before this I do feel bad for you.

[@kennypham3856]

@Bo Lep , To me the sudden change was felt by 1998/1999. Especially 1999!

[@mr_m4613]

I'd say 2001, right on that mark and by 2012 the end of America was a runaway freight train by then.

[@mr_m4613]

@@kennypham3856 1999/2000 was the best two years of my life that I probably will never top ever again.

[@who6242]

People actually talked to eachother, made plans, never blanked or ghosted one another whenever they try to call or hangout. 20+ years of the Internet has turned people into uninterested drones. There's no wonder left to anything in the world anymore. Not when we have all the answers right in our pocket. The Internet truly was and is an inevitable mistake.

[@sarahmellow9023]

You people always talk about the Internet, as if it could do something to you but not the people behind it making it be this way. The Internet itself isn't bad it's the people making it out to be bad.

[@Stopsign32v]

The last decade that we still held our hands up with lighters instead of cellphones in concerts.

[@caseycoburn9275]

Why aren't there more videos about the 90's being explained? I appreciate you making this video.

[@jaym3064]

You know you’re gettin old when vintage is what seems like last year.

[@JH-qy8no]

Comic books, action figures, cartoons, going to rent movies and video games at the video rental store. Arcade restraunts, Halloween, being outside A LOT!

[@dirtreynolds9927]

I remember sneaking in the theater with my friends to watch The Sandlot and Total Recall 🙄 Damn I miss those days. There's no way I'd let my kids roam the city on bikes like we did these days.

[@KingofgraceSARA]

We also roamed the city in bikes!

[@hipoint40cal39]

Of the many thing i miss about the 90s, there seemed to be a LOT more restaurants and fast food places back then. Today in my area, its sparse pickings, and when yet another food joint closes down, nothing replaces it. The 1990s was a damn good time to be hungry !!

[@atlsooner85]

Great videos, but the Monday night wars (WWF vs WCW) played a huge part in pop culture from 1996 to 1999, and in my opinion should have been included.

[@Trisof88]

Definitely. The world was watching!

[@fakereality96]

nWo 4 life!!! 😎

[@cursedboy2605]

Thanks for the recap I’m writing a script for a script writing course and it takes place in the 90’s