ranking 10 iconic doll lines from the 2000s 💵💋🌸

[@07Sethy]

"Fashion Polly dolls came with rubbery plastic clothes that could be easily worn and removed," and chewed on, don't forget chewed on

[@MicahRion]

We put three polly pockets in my dad's birthday cake one year. kinda mimicking those cakes that have a Barbie-like doll in the middle and the cake is the dress. My sister and I thought those were so cool. So I'd add singed Polly Pockets to the list too bc we burnt ours. XD

[@lovelydolltime8006]

Sometimes they also would randomly snap when you tried putting them on or removing them.

[@gabrielle.j]

Your comment just brought back such distinct memories 😆 wow

[@jailynjackson7867]

OMG yes, I forgot all about the rubbery clothes and she brought it up I remember I used to chew them😂

[@sosweetastory5633]

The purple dress/boots hit different 😤😤😂😂

[@thatlthatjiminhandedeverya1018]

Bratz were the *most* iconic doll brand of the 2000s. From fashion, to design, to movies, to even music. Truly encapsulated the 2000s. They literally had Mattel shook and influenced so many brands. They had the girls scrambling.

[@yungkim5834]

Yesss I had so many bratz 😭👸

[@angelfoodcake3277]

I had a purple bratz TV and a ton of the movies 😭✋

[@dc9067]

And boys.

[@butterfly_bella5671]

Too bad I was not born at that time

[@vocaloidhoe2238]

My nana got me some but my holy mother threw them out 😭

[@emmamcmahon1738]

Girl don’t lie, it was nearly impossible to put on those rubber clothes on Polly. The struggle was real lol🤣

[@yourstruly7086]

Then the sleeves would snap

[@annabelcrescibene4257]

Omg they were so hard

[@soshihive]

All of my polly pockets were barefoot and had like no sleeves 😔

[@colleen6341]

when they would get stuck on the hands and feet

[@javencummins1426]

Yes.

[@taleytaleytaley]

BRATZ were so important to me as a child. I’m white / Mexican mixed & initially loved Yasmin the most because of that but would play with them all equally & who I thought was prettiest constantly changed. The representation was really so important.

[@citlaliargueta3306]

When I was little I only liked Barbie dolls I didn’t care about the representation

[@saiguenstunning276]

mi faw was yamin too girl

[@eminempreg]

Same same. Like omg I wasnt big on fashion dolls or human dolls much at all as a kid (I was a LPS kid) but I remember i saw this Sasha doll in this arcade machine in probably 2006 and i couldnt stop staring at her i thought she was so cool. And some how I lucked out and the arcade attendant unlocked the machine and just gave her to me. And even if I hardly played with her I remmebrr always thinking "we look the same that's so cool!"

[@nessa429]

samee, i loved yasmin

[@KEmin-cj7bx]

I’m only quarter Mexican and I always thought Yasmin was the prettiest!

[@hkatejandgrace]

“I - I think I know more about American girl dolls than you do, genius.” - the TRUE icon

[@khaliaward1771]

That's all I could think of at the American doll part😭

[@alejandrocervantes3624]

i was surprised/disapointed she didnt put that as the intro to the american girl section as oposed to ALL the jingles she compilated for the other dolls

[@Tseidys]

Yes Barbie!

[@frith.calluna]

OOOHHHHHH So that's what she said!

[@amalkaraly]

Since I have 4 American Girl dolls, I reference this vine A LOT

[@actuallyhonestly]

I'm Hispanic and I've never felt so connected to a doll's character more than Yasmin.

[@magigarcia8940]

Lol my friends name is Yazmin

[@ItsAlysserrMan]

Girl same lol I I identified with her so much

[@ayesha0773]

I'm from Pakistan and was also obsessed with Yasmin

[@Casey-su6xc]

I remember I used to think that Yasmin was lightskinned 😭😂

[@FredStudios]

Jasmine K she’s Mexican watch the live action movies

[@kabibe]

since my mom didn’t really care about how “mature” the dolls look, I had like 20 bratz dolls. I still have most of them 💀

[@cessmaga5873]

Lucky

[@kerdunne3422]

You were smart, I gave away my dolls and accessories and I regret it so much now 😭😭😭

[@darling4053]

Lucky u the only bratz doll I could get was baby yasmin

[@theamiller7966]

My mom still lets me watch my remaining monster high movies, she said "because i could watch them, they were meant for my current age anyways"

[@sevenbelledays7800]

You're so lucky 😭😭

[@D_Artella]

Oh shit. When that MyScene theme hit my ears it was like I traveled back in time to my first obsession of the internet.....dress up games.

[@miss_eclipsic01]

Linlee1000 SAME

[@jerramaurice7836]

Ditto

[@juberrxy7119]

Yuppp

[@akinakudachi]

Omg yesss and the movies!

[@aesraven1712]

I KNOW I KNOW

[@emiliaeikenes8106]

I swear if Bratz were still in stores I would most definitely buy one, even though I'm 21 🤷‍♀️ They are just so damn good...

[@rachelmitchell144]

There are new limited edition Bratz available in stores, at least here in Australia. Was so tempted to buy one!

[@Diordollies.]

you could still buy them. at thrift stores, online on amazon but you find better stuff on ebay.

[@ladyaries]

Definitely check out Mercari, local FB Marketplace, and Ebay before Amazon. But the 2018 Collector Bratz are still in stock on Amazon.

[@doekawaii6343]

Definitely check the Facebook marketplace. I scored 200 MH, Bratz, Winx, and more for $1 each!

[@kileyranney5317]

my mom wouldn’t let me have the for the fear that i would come to dress slutty when i grew up. well me getting my clothing ideas from BRATZ didn’t work out the way she wanted did it?

[@tealmandala632]

ModernGurlz: Polly Pocket. Me: has flashbacks of spending hours looking for a shoe.

[@khaliaward1771]

the only memory of polly pockets I have is chewing on all the clothes and slowly losing all of the accessories until I'm just left with the dollhouse😭

[@corina.grindeanu]

I had the Polly Pocket limo set and I loved it

[@Valentina-ng4hh]

I had the polly pocket suitcase doll house XD

[@TheAgent377]

my mom kept all of our fashion polly shoes in a bag and would only give us each one pair at a time to play with lol

[@shireenrazak7160]

I had the one that can be stick on the wall mall. Technically it was my sister, but we shared. The shoes will always go missing, and I couldn't stick it on the wall.

[@abookishmess]

Bratz easily. Loved them. Fashion, the fact that they were girly but athletic and the cartoon just cemented them in my mind. They were business women. AND DIVERSE, not just basic diverse but Sasha being dark skin was so iconic to me. Dark skin and so pretty and wasn't any more aggressive than the other girls or something similar

[@tia4936]

THAT PART

[@ry5604]

Yes!! I loved that bratz had a Latina doll. I was obsessed with yasmin 💕 then my bestfriend had her Sasha dolls. We loved it because there was finally that representation 🙌🏼

[@kofuku2783]

glad to know im not the only one who's internet addiction started with dress up games lmao

[@nevereverr]

I never got out of my Dress Up games phase. Im 20 and play a Chinese dress-up app and I live on Sims 3 bc of their Create a Sim option

[@xSmileyyx94]

Haha same!

[@hmb899]

Weird. So many of us had such similar childhoods

[@IJustWantToBeAKnight]

Dude my childhood is flooding back to me and I lOvE iT- (STORY TIME! I always played fashion games and enjoyed mixing and matching until I made a outfit deemed acceptable to my kid brain, I played this one fashion game for its music. I can’t remember much since I’m oLd but the music made me feel like edna mode, it was THAT GOOD-)

[@AGothNamedWednessday]

Dress up who . Com was my shiiiiit for sooo long

[@bekw4366]

I personally LOVED My Scene and was so sad they weren’t bigger

[@ROYALKING13248]

I FEEL BAD 4 U!!!

[@atmosphericentry0]

I always thought they were EHH and seeing how they were made in response and pretty much to copy Bratz makes me think ehhhh even more.

[@avictoryrollvintage3713]

I definitely preferred my scene over brat something about the brat face just kind of creeped me out as a kid. however I was totally fine with monster high and still love them to death Go figure kid brain 🧠🤪

[@rosiebud7922]

I had the black doll from the splashy chic collection and it was my favorite doll ever! They were stunning, to the point were i was happy just letting her sit and awe at how pretty she was!

[@jerramaurice7836]

I know like she said they were more mature that’s why I’ve always love them

[@grinderlector]

Dont lie, those myscene online games were the best.

[@meganthomson3577]

The flashbacks when she showed the website hit me, polly pocket too

[@gertrudlykkejessen1962]

yes and polly pocket

[@lolahensel308]

The 100th like. ♡

[@sabriachristian5221]

Same I had mostly barbies and I loved other doll brands like myscene online games throughout my younger years growing up every web series was so fun to watch

[@camille4574]

I love the Diva Starz website, it had these episodic games that were sooooo fun to play. They took it down once they took the dolls off the market, I remember going to my favourite website one day and bring heartbroken that it wasn't there anymore 😢

[@j.a.ogrady7783]

My music teacher was obsesed with Barbie. She had a whole room in her tiny apartment dedicated to her historic Barbie collection, it was pretty impressive and *aesthetic* .

[@dannimajig]

I absolutely adored MyScene as a child, I felt like they were the perfect mix of Barbie and Bratz and definitely agree about them having a big sister feel

[@alejalalita]

Same! Bratz proportions were just off and Barbie was not at exciting. Myscene was everything!

[@gianinamorales8597]

Ooof, same. I played all the Flash games with my sisters. I tried looking for them last year, but they're mostly defunct now.

[@Lladyk95]

Yes!

[@mystic0screams]

My first doll was a myscene doll. Lovely doll

[@DylanRomanov]

The original Monster High dolls looked like MyScene

[@bharitylyn]

It might just be me, but I’ve never found anything wrong with the Bratz movies/shows animations

[@mochatte6763]

same~😭

[@solaceozigi2032]

Same

[@partIycIoudy]

Me too, they’re so fashionable

[@MelodyStar-bt9mz]

Same

[@bratzscene3131]

same, I LOVE the animation so much😭

[@pendragcn]

The Bratz movies were absolutely iconic! The animation was kinda shit, but I still find them really funny and interesting even today.

[@GeorgiaTheFabulous]

ikr true

[@salmahfigueira7754]

Me too . I'm 19 and I still have my bratz dolls and movies hidden in a box .

[@araceliynaxi650]

Did anyone play the game on the PS2? I did and it was fun! :)

[@pendragcn]

@@araceliynaxi650 omggg yess the bratz forever diamondz and rock angelz PS2 games, those were literally my life.

[@GeorgiaTheFabulous]

@@araceliynaxi650 yep but then i accidentally tripped over the cords so the ps2 broke and i couldn't play the game again :(

[@xavierrodriguez1370]

To me, American Girl dolls seem like status symbols for parents to brag about. None of my friends actually played with them, they just had them sitting around all pretty in their rooms.

[@simluv.7483]

I can’t relate my friend and I played with our American girl dolls everywhere I was going to keep them but after years of falling out of trees they look a little yikes 😬

[@myettechase]

My rich friend had ALL of them and one time she knocked over her Josephina doll and its ear melted off from her radiator...it wasn’t “perfect” anymore so her parents got her a new one and she gave the damaged one to me. I took it with me EVERYWHERE until i grew out of playing with dolls, I still have it too!

[@tundra-bun]

@@myettechase What do you mean Josefina’s ear melted off?

[@myettechase]

@@tundra-bun she fell against the radiator and landed so that her ear was on the hottest part...it melted into a weird little nub

[@lunarialoonatic]

Yeah. My sisters friend had a birthday party revolving around American Girl dolls. My sister felt like she had to get one and told our parents. Funny enough though, she ended up getting a Cabbage Patch Kids doll 😂 My dad didn’t mean to get it for her but thought that was an American Girl Doll. Needless to say that party was awkward for my sister who couldn’t do anything with her doll while everyone was styling their American Girl Dolls. And my parents ended up buying the right ones :/

[@veracool1]

So... Myscene was just a counterstrike against Bratz?! Omg. As a kid I never realised this and just loved my dolls. Now as an adult I see the marketing etc xD

[@thatbitchnoemie]

I also just realized that the Bratzillaz dolls were a pathetic copy of Monster High dolls

[@theshipmissionary9129]

I kinda noticed it, but didn’t think too much

[@theshipmissionary9129]

I kinda noticed it, but didn’t think too much

[@Crystalfav17]

The American girl history mysteries books slapped as a child.

[@sophieplumbob2900]

And the Royal Diaries. I still read those!

[@flammyyyyy]

Yes to both of these

[@sarahthorogood4135]

Felicity and Elizabeth's books were always a favorite for me. The iconicism

[@MadiBendy]

YES I still have all of my american girl things. It literally defined my childhood

[@withniejules2244]

Samantha was my favorite.

[@barbaramattei4747]

I didn’t even know that MyScene was a doll. I only remember being obsessed with their online games

[@russianvalkyrie2358]

Same

[@user-ux3ec8lp1i]

I used to be obsessed with the cartoon it seemed interesting😭😭

[@sabrinac8453]

Yeah I though they were game characters and I was obsessed with that room makeover game.

[@sevenbelledays7800]

Luckily i had 3 of them.

[@Nekoszowa]

I had one with the hair diamond thing. I lost all of my little diamonds and the pen broke I have the doll to this day though

[@elliot_to]

The Polly Pocket dolls aren’t just rare because of the Mattel acquisition, it is also because the Blue Bird set was completely recalled because they were insane chocking hazards. It was actually one of the biggest doll recalls ever.

[@ModernGurlz]

me while writing, filming, and editing this video: "ah yes i am so confident in my rankings i did such a good job" me seconds after publishing the video and rewatching it: "i've made a huge mistake"

[@milena1050]

gob ghostwrote this

[@etherealnerd]

What was the mistake? 👀 We won't judge Queen

[@ModernGurlz]

i spent a lot of time debating if barbie or bratz should get 1st and went with barbie. now i regret that decision 🙂

[@annalicciardi9950]

You arrested developmented your comment... amazing video, i really enjoyed

[@sabrinac8453]

@@ModernGurlz honey; Barbie's better. Don't regret it.

[@dollsrus1690]

I feel like the some of the style and outfits bratz wore still hold up today, but like is known a type of aesthetic style

[@fantasticplanet2002]

it's honestly just 2000s fashion but because nostalgia is at its most prominent now it's become its own aesthetic. so yes they technically do hold up

[@amandahhh6521]

There's this book I read (I'm not going to name it because I don't recommend it) which talked at length about the impact of Barbie in setting beauty standards and fashion trends in women who grew up playing with them (it was written in the mid 2000s) so it would make sense that now the generation that grew up playing bratz would also be heavily influenced by the dolls

[@DoodleDoo2]

I’ve always wanted bratz dolls since I was a kid and I even watched all their movies and tv shows but I never got any so I had to stop myself from thirsting too hard for them. Y’all think I should buy a bratz dolls as a figurine?

[@sydneywilson3270]

If you wanna see this in practice, you should watch Safiya Nygaard's video! She put together the outfits of 3-4 of the original Bratz dolls to see how they compared to modern fashion and its AMAZING.

[@morganrakes4184]

Rubaba Rehman Absolutely! It’s never too late to start collecting again!

[@Shitennou3]

Did anyone notice, that even if a doll line has diverse characters, the blond white doll is always the main girl?

[@toffeeofthesnails]

Regina George is typing... Heather Chandler is typing harder...

[@Shitennou3]

@@toffeeofthesnails XD

[@actually_curious4773]

I thought Yasmin was kinda the main-ish character in Bratz

[@partIycIoudy]

yes unfortunately

[@partIycIoudy]

Ocean Blue In the commercials, once Yasmin appeared her name would be called out first (or cloe’s). Jade or Sasha would always be third or fourth (usually Sasha third and Jade fourth)

[@causticxebec]

"No monster high" ...alright sis. you're walking on thin, thin ice, but go on. "No bionicles" OH GOD FUCKING DAMNIT

[@saiguenstunning276]

:(

[@kieranstark7213]

Monster High is nostalgic especially its theme song), but it’s from the 2010s, not the 2000s.

[@sevenbelledays7800]

🤣🤣🤣

[@Ollebolle112]

BIONICLES REDEFINED FASHION

[@miticaBEP07]

I would love a 2010s remake with Monster High, LOL and more.

[@jess3964]

My mom wouldn’t let me have Bratz dolls for the same reasons that you stated so one day when my grandparents let me choose a doll at the toy store I picked a Bratz doll and felt really rebellious (I was like 5)

[@Misora7303]

I just could lend my hands on a bratz baby doll...

[@chakr.a]

Awww I couldn't get bratz bc I was a boy😩

[@zhanelsh5857]

My mom didn't like their giant heads but then someone gifted me a Bratz and later mother started liking the fashion of Bratz dolls

[@Mazou-tj4ne]

I was one of the few one whose moms didn't have a problem with Bratz. In fact, my mom once admitted that she liked Bratz's fashion and clothes more than Barbie's.

[@zhanelsh5857]

@@Mazou-tj4ne I never liked Barbie fashion. Imagine wearing same clothes but in real life? Would just look hilarious. Except when the dolls were princesses or fairies, those were awesome and using lots "millennial pink" instead of very bright hot pink. However when MyScene were launched, their fashion was the most realistic and attention to details was much better than Bratz. But Bratz were the original

[@Peachgguk-tz6yb]

Something abt everyone hating bratz and the diversity and then copying them to sell and get popular in market, does not sit right with me.

[@Peachgguk-tz6yb]

Cheese Crust take2 yes!!!!

[@kiks4757]

Especially hating the urban style and “big lips” saying it’s too sexualised makes me 🧐.

[@hao9508]

@Cheese Crust take2 lmao mga sue Mattel for copying but the man who created the Bratz was working at mattel when he created the Bratz and when they refused to make the doll he went on and make them with mga. So they sued and ended up getting sued 😂😂😂

[@kiks4757]

Artoria Pendragon I never said lips were a style. I was referring to the type of clothes they wear; (2000s) streetwear/exaggerated versions of what was popular to be specific. Never once did I state that.

[@XiaoIsMyHusbandBTW]

Glowing Karma big lips being too sexual is basically saying most African Americans are sexual

[@YamiVenus]

With all those people complaining like "ThIs DoLl Is OvErSeXuAlIzEd" or "ThIs DoLl Is MaKiNg GiRlS iNsEcUrE" makes me glad my parents never complained about it.

[@katiebayliss9887]

Saying big lips is sexualizing is kinda racist

[@firefly6437]

Am I the only one who just didn’t have dolls growing up? I had lps and my little pony lol-

[@amy.ilcsfm]

@@katiebayliss9887 it rlly isn't

[@fairoadiary]

xX-amy-Xx ??? Unless you’re saying it to a black girl

[@thedietcokeofevil1100]

Ya same. My mom always thought that was stupid that the name of the doll was getting backlash. She would just tell me "This is a doll, you don't have to act like it." And at 8 years old, I wasnt really thinking to myself "I'm so sad because I don't look like her!" I would usually think "Maybe I'll get to dress like her when I'm older! But for now I'll just play with this doll, " sheesh. Stop reading so far into toys!

[@gabbi5298]

Okay but LIV dolls were highly underrated and I’m sad that the video didn’t seem to like them!! The fact that you could move everything, the fashion and story behind the dolls was realistic, I loved that you could have a favorite doll but change their hair, and yes I personally loved the eyes and how they weren’t painted on.

[@partIycIoudy]

I remember I was apart of girl scouts back in 2012 and I always thought of how badly I wanted a liv doll (particularly the one with curly amber hair and green eyes) but I never got it :(

[@bruyereb6109]

I had totally forgotten about the LIV dolls ~I was obsessed with them! I had all their names, quirks & individual stories memorized.. oh goodness I miss them! I'm so sad she didn't like them

[@Ari-ij3cz]

sameee daniella is still my favorite doll 😭

[@heatherjones3365]

I thought the LIV dolls were great and I loved the hair, but I am a parent and they weren't as popular with my girls. I don't know why!!

[@GeneBean43]

I only had one but she was one of my most _favorite_ dolls as a kid! My parents let me pick her out when I was sad that my siblings went to summer camp. It was pleasantly out of character for them, since we usually didn't have enough money to get big stuff outside of birthday/Christmas. She came with a guitar, song writing book, and killer knee high boots 😆

[@GoogleAccount-jg5vd]

The myscene commercial with the dolls moving their faces is TERRIFYING

[@Cinnamatime]

Heck yeah.

[@MichigansDeniseMason]

i had those as a kid and i literally threw it out my window and burried later on i remembered what i did and i tried to dig the doll up and suprise suprise she was still there

[@GoogleAccount-jg5vd]

@@MichigansDeniseMason how long ago was that? Did you leave her there?

[@kiks4757]

Honestly it was GHASTLY to watch I got shivers.

[@amberwingtundrawing776]

Apperently I had one as kid because I found it while cleaning recently and it freaked me out lol

[@papaya216]

you should do 2010s dolls: monster high, ever after high, bratzillas, novistars, equestria girls, enchantimals, lalaloopsy girls i feel like the fashion doll trend in the 2010s was all about the main groups of girls being something special like aliens or monsters or ragdolls or sum, it's pretty interesting

[@thegillmachine]

There was a HUGE inspiration from genre fiction for sure

[@waterlemonandfriends]

YES OMG LIKE SO SHE SEES THIS

[@iluvtas]

Omg yessss I loved all of those dolls😂

[@mariannebalogun9442]

I was obsessed w monster high and ever aftert high dolls. I had 200 MH and 100 EAH dolls. I used to inspire my clothes after them🥺

[@jazmoons]

Ever after high dolls

[@sarahchasriracha]

my question is: whats the doll market now? like i literally have no idea what younger kids are doing now besides watching cringy youtube videos..

[@purplehorseneigh]

Uhhh the doll lines you can find on shelves at the moment are: LOL Surprise/LOL OMG (by far the biggest one right now, I'm sure you have heard of it) Hairdorables (the main selling point is super long high quality hair) Snapstars (Similar to LIV in appearance, their gimmick is they come with a greenscreen so you can put them in different scenes with the app) Rainbow Surprise (Larger than a typical fashion doll, their gimmick is they come with slime that you make and add to their fashions) Rainbow High. (not yet yet but very soon. Basically smaller, color-themed versions of Rainbow Surprise) Wild Hearts Crew (exclusive to walmart. With sort of vintage fashions) Fresh Dolls (A smaller company that makes black dolls specifically to add more diversity. Unfortunately hard to find unless you live in a really racially diverse area) Creatable world (Androgynous looking dolls that you can dress to look like either a boy or a girl) BTS dolls (dolls that are modeled after members of the kpop group BTS) Project MC2 (dolls that come with a science experiment. The line is meant to encourage girls to get into the STEM field) Capsule Chix (Little dolls that look like robots. Kind of like Betty Spaghetti in that the clothes are actual body parts you sort of frankenstein together) Barbie (Of course. Although the most diverse brand at the moment, it's unfortunately much lower quality than it used to be). Na Na Na Surprise (Dolls that sort of look plush but actually have solid interiors and are somewhat posable) Cave Club (probably the newest doll line on this list. Fashion dolls that are basically stone age/cave people) Equestria girls (basically humanized versions of the my little pony characters) Boxy Girls (Dolls known for having square, box-shaped heads. Probably the cheapest doll on this list) Polly Pocket (they went back to what they used to do where she is super tiny and comes with a pocket-sized playset) Lotta looks (Basically a fashion doll that works like a Mr. Potato head) Candylocks Surprise (a doll that is hidden in long long hair that you unravel) So, SO many disney princess dolls. As you can see there are actually a lot of dolls right now

[@gingerdog8203]

@@purplehorseneigh yess we have an educated shister

[@NIHIL_EGO]

@@purplehorseneigh Damn, you know your shit.

[@CJthePLAYA]

Lol omg are amazing quality and very aesthetically leading but unforgivably are made my mga which is founded by a racist. Mattel’s Creatable world and new cave-girl dolls are very fun and also high in quality. Barbie has dipped in quality but upped in visuals and diversity and is still number 1

[@jessicasebastiao9069]

Those shopkins and LOL dolls. My cousin and her friends LOVE them

[@TechnoColoredMuffins]

the american girl/royal diaries are the reason i have such an interest in history and fashion history

[@vbsenthusiast]

tbh? same

[@courtneyrobinson3892]

As a kid i considered Bratz dolls as “those girls” dolls but looking back they look epic

[@ROYALKING13248]

Perioddd

[@princessfaust]

same

[@archiveofyass]

I know. I was always a Barbie girl and hated when I got Bratz dolls. Now I look back and wish I had asked for them instead of Barbies. 😔 Maybe I would’ve had a better fashion sense if I had gotten bratz

[@soumyasharan6318]

Same!

[@Kn1feShift]

Bratz dolls always felt like they were the kind of dolls for kids whose parents had lots of money.

[@JammininThebasement]

“My apologies to the Monster High stans” *me crying in the corner* BRO AFTER 2 MONTHS THIS HAS 1.5K HOW--

[@mariahrenee4048]

it’s ok 😭

[@pink-a-palouza7888]

Same

[@Lostmediaquestionmark]

;-;

[@AbbyLynette]

I had some of them and I watched a bit of the web show, they were iconic.

[@delaneyt.1589]

same ☹️

[@infinityb33]

The computer games MADE my childhood especially the polly pocket and my scene ones omg

[@boom.1208]

YES!!! myscene and polly pocket just hit different. hell even the barbie games.

[@ncphcy5642]

Haha same!

[@bribri2512]

yesss same

[@24sofia]

I still play the my scene games when I'm bored

[@_lol.imagine_]

I used to love the Barbie website until it changed lol

[@annajames9772]

my mom never let me have bratz dolls bc she thought they would turn me into a brat, but i always wanted them

[@juberrxy7119]

Same

[@fiorellasosa2237]

my dad would buy me sOOOOO many! i still have them and cherish them, i don’t understand why some parents were a bit iffy about them😔

[@justabitofeverything2013]

Mine, too. Lol

[@fiorellasosa2237]

Sanaz Zaman the accuracy doe

[@katherine6181]

Same

[@Cayla2015]

The more I think about it, I realize more how iconic the Bratz dolls were

[@fumi.s]

This content is QUALITY. I'm almost 22 and I still sometimes play the Myscene games from everything girl 😂😂

[@andyyymari]

Omg same! I literally played the MyScene games the other day 👀

[@chesito15]

I totally forgot the game but im going to play it right nowww

[@LauraMelle1995]

What?! They're still available? Where? :D :D :D

[@meanangeI]

omg same u guys got a link?? i neeed them !!!

[@andyyymari]

www.gamekidgame.com/barbie_my_scene/my_scene_shopping_spree.html This is the URL 😊 They have both versions of the Shopping Spree game (older and newer characters) and the makeover game I believe.

[@hannahleigh6469]

I miss bratz soooo much. I used to play with them for HOURS. I even had the little Cadillac that played real local radio stations 😢

[@phoebehall8869]

Wait thats sooo cool! I would love that as like a little radio in my room!

[@jessicagusan3615]

Im 12 but i really want a bratz doll they are literally mwa 😚 i especially love the fashion

[@krysila7722]

Me, too! I had the sushi bar and tent, too. Lol I had the whole band set, too. I loved Bratz so much.

[@charlottebuckley-jubb442]

I had the bratz rock angels stage

[@youtubegirly98]

I got that for Christmas when I was 7 and remote controlled it across the street to show my friends. It had working headlights and seatbelts. Bratz were freaking iconic. And no one can change my mind.

[@ione97]

omg did y'all ever play the myscene makeover game online? i was OBSESSED. also it's crazy seeing the bratz clothing and makeup and realizing how much current trends mirror them. 11:30 is...chef's kiss! edit after watching further: oh my god i'm just now imagining the sheer amout of polly pocket tiny rubber outfits currently sitting in landfills...

[@seagurll]

YES!! That was my favourite game. I watched the episode of the mini show where they went snow boarding all the time too.

[@jailynjackson7867]

Does anyone remember Moxi dolls though. They had came out like around 2009 and I think they were a spin off to Brats or something and also don't forget bratz babies. Very nostalgic video👏🏿

[@ayesha0773]

FINALLY SOMEONE HAS MENTIONED MOXIE GIRLS

[@amalkaraly]

Jailyn Jackson OMG YOU JUST TOOK ME BACK, I REMEMBER THERE WAS THIS MOXI GIRLS APP THAT WAS A COLORING BOOK AND THAT JINGLE THAT WOULD PLAY WHEN YOU OPENED THE APP IS STILL STUCK IN MY HEAD

[@dramawolf3546]

Yeah I had one of them. They looked a lot like bratz

[@moonbug7252]

I GOT ONE OF THE SKIING SETS FOR CHRISTMAS OMG I LOVED THEM

[@mxlkbread7433]

DramaWolf yeah it’s because they were made by the same brand that made bratz. It was made when bratz had their hiatus

[@prettypawszoe5497]

I was never a bratz fan. But the myscene dolls were my life back then. I still have most of the dolls. And the masquerade dolls are absolutely gorgeous even today

[@lilacsrain6004]

ngl the barbie movie dolls were EVERYTHING to me. I remember getting the magic of pegasus doll for my fifth birthday and LOVING the singing anneliese and erika dolls :( I think their idea to make movies just to sell dolls inadvertently went stupidly well because I have a whole shelf for barbie movies at age 19 - I could literally write a dissertation on the impact of the barbie cinematic universe on my, and numerous other girls', development. One of my closest guy friends has a younger sister that religiously watches barbie movies (and has taken to watching some of them with her), so they still hold up today Bratz dolls are super iconic but when looking at the brand as a whole, the movie/tv series falls very flat by comparison (although I will hear *no* slander on the bratz games, hours of fun there no matter your age).

[@meanangeI]

BITCH SAMEEEEE i’m also 19 and i LIVE for the Barbie Movies, i don’t care if i’m too old i’m trying to collect all the dolls that i wanted in my childhood 😂 i played with the Magic of Pegasus Annika sooo much as a kid!!!

[@sshy_indigoo]

My favorite is Barbie and the 12 Dancing Princesses! However, modern Barbie movies aren't as great as their older counterparts :(

[@dennisstridiron854]

My sister had her

[@moonbunny24]

21 and saaaaame. My and my best friend are actually currently in the middle of a project where we watch every single Barbie movie and rank them and it’s been a blast, honestly! Kinda sad that I stopped watching them a little too early because I really wish I would have bought the Three Musketeers and Mermaid Tale DVDs back when they came out (the new covers are kinda ugly and idk if they have the same special features and menu screen).

[@booboobunny5655]

I wasn’t into Barbie, a friend of mine was. She had soooo many Barbie toys that she would come over to my house to play with lol!

[@sashkalembowitz203]

Let's be real, we all used to go on the myscene and bratz websites and play the games etc

[@cadii6726]

I'm one of them 😂

[@NJPWGirl]

Guilty! 😌

[@nataliewalters6758]

i miss them 💔

[@nadacolic7775]

My favorite was princess and the pauper with Barbie

[@redheartsunglasses]

I remember playing on the American Girl website all the time as a kid

[@axtiexe]

i really love bratz dolls. it's sad they stopped making them but on their website it says "coming soon" with the background being images of what looks like new dolls with articulation(which is a big plus). not sure if they will be collector dolls like last time or just normal dolls. anyway i really liked this video!

[@Corgipon]

They’re still making them! They’ve recently returned back to the old 2000s style their fans know and love.

[@faith2461]

Winx club and bratz dolls are everything!!

[@4everhope1]

omg winx club 😭💕

[@indieflopqueen]

i love winx club so much.

[@kenztte]

indie flop queen yes but sadly they’ve replaced poc characters with white actresses :/

[@indieflopqueen]

@@kenztte i knowww omg. :( i was so disappointed 2 see that. how could they get diversity so right in 2004 and so wrong in 2020? i'm holding on 2 hope that flora will make an appearance in the future (rumor has it terra, a white character, is her replacement). as for musa, her actress is supposedly part singaporean which is better than no asian at all i guess :/

[@DJtheBlack-RibbonedRose]

The Winx Club transformations were ICONIC. I loved the Sirenix song so much.

[@jill5325]

OMG I DIDNT KNOW THE MYSCENE CHARACTERS WERE ACTUAL DOLLS. I totally forgot the name until you showed it but I would play their games and watch the show all the time!!!!!!

[@Alex04blue868]

Same I remember playing their games.

[@mdiallo07]

Seriously? Lol did you know they had three movies?

[@delancey3181]

mdiallo07 I only knew the movies and webisodes existed and then a year ago I found out there were dolls

[@livia9148]

Sameeee

[@loueserviason1646]

i feel so bad that kids growing up now will never experience this

[@TheVirtualJenesis]

Fr some of these dolls need to make a comeback besides barbie💀💀 I feel like LOL dolls are the only good doll of this gen tbh. Hopefully they'll bring back bratz. I'm 17 and still obsessed💕💕

[@cloed0ll]

Im a boy born in 2006 and my sister was born in 2008. We grew up watching the bratz cartoon and my sister even had a sasha doll. Bruh it was so iconic 😔

[@cloed0ll]

I think it was like 2010-2012 idk

[@TheVirtualJenesis]

@@cloed0ll wow one of my yonger sisters was born 2006 and my other sister was born 2008, coincidence 👀🌟

[@cloed0ll]

@@TheVirtualJenesis Iconic ✨

[@ducktelepathy8352]

This whole video was my childhood condensed 😂 I seriously think my American Girl doll obsession is what got me into historical fashion as an adult, because my favorite fashion eras are coincidentally the eras of the dolls I owned as a child. Also: thank you for mentioning Royal Diaries!! I used to LOVE those books and never knew remembered what the series was called!

[@AlE-eg8ty]

I was expecting to see the Winx Club Mattel dolls from 2004-2009

[@Alex04blue868]

I think she mention not including after the 2000s

[@aquariusss3981]

@@Alex04blue868 but she included some from 2005 and 2002?

[@melanintwix]

They had dolls I don’t even know that I mostly just watched the show

[@kat3574]

@@melanintwix They only had 25 lines after the other company took over

[@creamysica]

@@Alex04blue868 2004-2009 is the 2000s

[@auxillix-winter]

I will forever be a Bratz dolls girl, I stg i wouldn't be who I am today without those dolls aesthetic, as soon as I had that Chloe doll that came with the perfume it was over for everyone

[@thehamtori3115]

those american girl dolls were so expensive and all my rich classmates would flaunt all their dolls- while i went to the library and read all their books uwu- you have the admit those books were p e r f e c t i o n 🥺💞

[@dannizinn6477]

I had them as a kid and have them as an adult and I'm a middle class lady (not wealthy) in college and I can honestly say that they are worth the money for the most part. They're built to last

[@bun7978]

TheHamtori I have 3 and I have them locked in a body bag

[@heidih6466]

I never had one of the dolls, but I had almost all their books! Their big (horizontal?) books explaining what the world was like during each of the dolls time periods were my OBSESSION. They really Kickstart my love for history and a lot of details in those books were things I never actually ended up learning in school.

[@LocalTorchwoodIntern]

I cried when I got an ornament of Molly for Christmas one year cause I was in that too poor for American girl dolls area,Molly will always be my favorite girl.

[@samanthaclostermery6870]

Me too, but my mum got me a few of the amazing books💖 so I didn't have to constantly check them out from the library

[@morgieb.2261]

People say 10/12 year olds aren’t supposed to play with dolls... GORL I’LL BE PLAYING WITH THEM TILL IM 17

[@zaharah5462]

who the hell said that

[@destinyhester3499]

I was ashamed at 10

[@delancey3181]

My friends teased me when i was ten because I played with dolls now I’m 16 and I stoped playing when I was 14 and I’m not ashamed

[@suriyamclean5625]

Yeah I was 13-14 still playing with dolls 😅 nothing wrong with it

[@monkey6207]

My older cousin got ashamed to play with her dolls and gave them all to me... I had a million younger sisters so I just played with them forever lol.

[@superstarcrossiant]

these weren’t in the same timeline, but does anyone remember “Bratzillaz”? the “cousins of the Bratz”? like, a gothic monster version..Also, does anyone remember Novi Starz? they were alien teenagers trying to fit it with humans. I didn’t have any of the dolls (Bratzillaz or Novi Starz) but the shows were on point.

[@dyxtopia6775]

Omg you just unlocked a memory I didnt know I had 😭 I remember being obssessed with bratzillas and religiously watched their webisodes cuz they were more like the edgy and spooky versions of bratz i just loved them!

[@superstarcrossiant]

@@dyxtopia6775 same, i loved them!

[@fatpotatoplayz7622]

@@sarahrose6827 that came after tho-

[@sademptytown22]

I remember novistars, they were kind of ugly

[@superstarcrossiant]

@@sademptytown22 lolll true

[@nat_wears_a_hat]

The Polly Pocket flash game where you designed her room was MY CHILDHOOD

[@rei6850]

all i remember is the b e a n g a m e

[@нєєи-ш6р]

This unlocked memories that I didn’t even know I had lol

[@jULia-sk2uq]

I was born in 2006 and I always LOVED monster high dolls, they're creative and diverse and fashionable and the movies were chefs kiss but after watching this I wonder why I wasn't obsessed with bratz too

[@ryannthegawd]

"computer room time" we are really THAT old 😭

[@hunnybee_]

almost 22 years old and i’m STILL obsessed with Bratz! 😍😍 no shame here.

[@salmahfigueira7754]

Me too and I'm 19

[@lizzymillymizzy2680]

Same and I'm 20 😂

[@cyb3rfaerie]

does anyone remember moxie girlz or was that just a fever dream of mine

[@dexterthecat0271]

I DO! My parents thought Bratz dolls were inappropriate, so those were the safe alternative lol

[@ds-yx9tu]

I was thinking of Moxie Girlz too! I had the electronic diary which didn't work at all hahah

[@raymond1365]

I remember the jingle from the ad! “Hey Moxie Girl living in your world” something like that

[@AngelavengerL]

yep, less creepy makeup face but all the cute clothes and nice hair. We often put their heads onto more poseable bodies though lol. Liv doll bodies or those sports barbies that were articulated.

[@ёлки-я7п]

I remember almost abusing and haunting my dad into buying me those whenever we was about to go to Germany since we didn't have them here

[@renatacolaneri4388]

I swear if MyScene were still in stores I would most definitely buy one, even though I'm 24 🤷‍♀️ They are just so damn good...I loved. RT

[@minivan1680]

Same here! And I'm 29 💕

[@UsuarioBeta-lw5vc]

You here

[@SpottedLabCoat]

The key thing with Bratz and therefore what I find lacking with dolls like Monster High, is that their accessories were super detailed and amazing, (they almost all came with 2 whole outfits) and in that way were better than Barbie even now. For example: The Formal Funk lines came with a little memory book and photos, mini make up (like 4 pieces), jewellery and a second dress! That's what today's doll lines are missing IMO.

[@monsterguy3203]

They came with all of that, and were affordable. Dolls that come with so much stuff now are like nearly $30 or more

[@thatlthatjiminhandedeverya1018]

No doll has ever been as fashionably hip as the Bratz. No even Barbie.

[@daragaston9337]

Try Rainbow High dolls. They actually come with so many other outfits you'd be amazed.

[@oh.kaylahh]

It’s so crazy hearing you predict y2k fashions return. Also so interesting how the momentum for that seemed to have originated somewhere with everyone recreating their favorite Bratz looks as we tried to cope with the pandemic. Wildd

[@mastersnet18]

No that’s just the pattern of fashion history. In the 2030’s the 2010’s fashions will be back in style.

[@user-bd6hn]

Barbie and monster high was my whole childhood I literally would play for 6 hours straight a day lmaoo I’m 16 now and honestly I miss playing with dolls , you just get lost in your own little world when playing , i definitely feel it made me more imaginative and creative I miss that feeling 😞kinda makes me sad the younger generation don’t appreciate dolls and actual toys , my daughter will definitely be introduced to REAL toys early on and not an iPad

[@makkahpakkah412]

To be honest my little cousin she is only a toddler loves dolls, baby dolls etc like whenever to she comes over to my house and sees my dolls she instintly jumps to the table. Just to give you a bit more hope lol.

[@Melissdan]

In my opinion you're never too old to play with dolls. One of my favorite KZbin channel's is two grown women making Barbie stop animation only for an older audience

[@mori5271]

I found my sexual awakening through barbies and monster high dolls, clawdeen got me fcked up😥😥😥🔥🔥🔥

[@partIycIoudy]

Mori honestly MOOD

[@arobarbie]

@@Melissdan sam and mickey?

[@lilithpan7112]

About Betty Spaghetty You: Their design is adorable. Me, seeing them for the first time aged 20: They're nightmare material...

[@sarah-nt4xl]

Me with Diva Starz😂

[@nikkismodernlife]

i LOVED them at the time 😂😂😂

[@lynguyenvu3010]

I work at Spin Master as a designer and I'm honestly so shook at how much thoughtful research went into this video and how incredibly well informed you are. Honestly my favorite channel ❤️

[@Iroh12345]

If you guys ever bring back Liv, please sell them in Europe as well 😜

[@shannonceleste5557]

I feel like Polly pockets were always criminally underrated tbh

[@annettawoodard4007]

"Betty Spaghetti" reminds me of lalaloopsy, Anyone else?

[@Heezbungus]

Yeah what it we put those two concepts together? It would be a cool idea

[@lalaland2107]

I wanted both of them

[@sketchycat6223]

Yesss. She should do 2010’s doll lines

[@luminethetraveler8822]

Omggg I was obsessed with lalaloopsy, I would trade with my friends and such but now I cant find any of my lalaloopsies

[@BurgundyMorgan13]

I’m 23 and I would STILL play with Bratz to this day. Bratz, everything about them slapped!! LOVED all the Bratz movies 🎉 Also myscene and Polly pockets are highly up there!

[@aridominique4447]

Being an adult was a mistake lol ☹️.

[@midnightdrearyy1658]

I was OBSESSED with Bratz. Movies, games, dolls, accessories, books, and my big Yasmin doll. My mother was glad that I played with any dolls at all so she was definitely on board.

[@megmcguireme]

I was so obsessed with American Girl. I read all the books, and went through their catalog every month. I credit the brand for kick starting my love of both history and reading. My dad was even able to barter for 3 used dolls. And the Royal Diaries series is also great.

[@alyssaagnew4147]

Same for me. I've been scouring around used book stores and Amazon to get all the historical dolls books from before they rebranded. The BeForever line and books just don't have the same appeal to me though that could be because I'm older now.

[@cyberneticsquid-godofmassd3759]

Being a younger child, 2007 (also a Canadian for that matter) I never saw American girls when they were purely historical. I only got into them after (and my obsession with history came from other sources, specially an ancient history non fiction book I owned when I was like 6 and read five trillion times). I was obsessed with them (and other 18 inch likes like our generation and mapelea, I still have an entire room in our house dedicated to them since I just can't bring myself to sell them since they are so precious, though I never use them anymore ( I also recently tried to go in there and clean up the mess but I found a dead big that looked like a shrimp in there, so Im not going in there anytime soon XD) Something else I wanted to reply: if you like the early American girl books (and don't mind Canadian history) may I recommend the dear Canada book line? They are historically accurate and they are not destinctly "childish" , I still find them extremely entertaining to this day

[@uniserenity1414]

Same if it wasn’t for American girl and Anastasia Romanov I wouldn’t ever have gotten into history. It’s one of my favorite subjects.

[@meganschmittou1191]

As a child of the '90s, thank you for reminding about whatsherface! I'm an adult graphic designer who was an artsy child, and remember loving these. I had a furniture set you could draw on in addition to the dolls. Yeah, the facelessness was a little creepy, but I appreciate the idea. And yes, the Liv dolls had glass eyes and had plastic painted on hair under the wigs.

[@RatRatRat]

THIS IS THE ULTIMATE NOSTALGIA TRIP, I forgot about those Royal Diaries books!! I read so many of them as a kid omg

[@margesimpsond]

How can she say Liv Dolls were creepy when she was just ignoring those Bratz eyes. *They Haunt Me 😳*

[@margesimpsond]

No hate or anything tho lol

[@gilnahnu]

Fr.i love how Bratz had minorities. Made me feel so represented lol

[@snem9381]

Can't believe they sued Mattel for that tho :L

[@ShanelleConnell]

I turned 25 last week and idk why, but this video just made me cry. One... because it reminded me how much my mom loves me and did everything for me when I was little - surprising me with at least one of these dolls throughout my childhood. But two... it was a different type of innocence from what I see in kids now. It was a really wonderful time.

[@partIycIoudy]

I agree, and happy belated birthday!!

[@itsmixiecle]

Me who loved American Girl books but couldn’t get the doll 😭

[@phoebehall8869]

Yesssss, they are so expensive😭

[@markfitzsimmons2100]

Literally I just bought doll from the store and called one of the girls lol

[@AngelavengerL]

Totally feel you. We eventually did get them but my mom basically saved up all year and told us if we got them for christmas it was the only present we were getting. When christmas morning hit and i had a felicity under the tree i cried with such happy tears. It seemed unbelievable that she was really there.

[@weluvmia]

Me

[@bobgob4952]

In Elementary school I won McKenna (for free so I was freaking out) and all of the girls were so jealous-

[@watchlistenwrite]

I can literally recall the smell of the Betty Spaghetti hair. Those dolls were so fun.

[@pecha_berrie]

I COMPLETELY forgot they existed until I saw them here. I owned two as a kid but never knew what they were called!!

[@kelseycunningham6740]

Im a little disappointed that you did not cover the "girl of the year" American Girl dolls. These were modern girls that would come out every year and talked about modern girl issues and problems.

[@LovatoLover22]

They were honestly just a cash grab. I've been in love with American Girl since I can remember and I always look forward to seeing the New Girl of the Year at the beginning of January. But..... me and my mother never bought the "girl of the year" dolls

[@LovatoLover22]

@Artoria Pendragon they sadly closed the American girl store in my city (kansas city)

[@moonnoodles6954]

Completely different topic but y’all remember getting those MASSIVE American doll magazines

[@kelseycunningham6740]

@@moonnoodles6954 I would get so excited to look through that catalog every year

[@LovatoLover22]

@@kelseycunningham6740 same! I just to love thoes so much

[@funink.1276]

Why the hate against Liv Dolls 😭😭 They were iconic to me and felt like they had the most realistic bodies ever. Understandable that you don’t like them but I think the hair changing and their different clothes made it better to accessorize.

[@delaney7895]

same I had the fold up houses for them too!

[@emileedelgado]

i never had male barbies so i always used my liv dolls without hair as my boyfriend 😭😭

[@manaarc4940]

@@emileedelgado OMFG I LITERALLY DID THAT AHAAHAHHA i thought i was the only one

[@obsessedwitheverything9058]

They were the best 😭😭

[@lilacorn]

They were my absolute favourite! I’m so glad other people I agree, cuz I was feeling a lil attacked in the video 😭🙈

[@gabbiebobbs3543]

Bratz is STILL THAT DOLL I loved the show due to the diversity. I’m a dark skin black woman and finally seeing Sasha especially in the show being a stylish dark skin black girl! I had something to look up to and play with! Yes I’m an adult now I’m 25 but when I was young… I definitely didn’t play with Barbie… just being real bratz was truly the FIRST successful inclusive doll brand.. each girl was special… the “ethnic” friend wasn’t just a side character.

[@mariogamundi1582]

The ultimate 2000s doll is Bratz hands down

I loved Bratz Babies even more😤

[@AllieBee00]

Fax

[@amorepixie7]

Periodt

[@aquaticsparkle]

Perrr

[@DoodleDoo2]

I’ve been obsessed with them since I was a kid lol. Always loved the fashion and everything that came along with it

[@mimipeahes5848]

This is the content I really needed in my life, a lot of the time when people cover nostalgic content for girls it’s in a very surface level way, but your videos are so information dense and interesting.

[@kidron5195]

Did anyone else remember having Moxi Girls? They looked similar to the Liv Dolls.

[@zuriebyliz]

omg i loved moxi girls

[@mar-ui2sr]

I had both 😫

[@clementine1827]

Yes!!

[@maceboogiepop77]

@@mar-ui2sr same

[@nizzy8698]

I loved them!!

[@prismalion6923]

7:15 OH MY GOD I remember owning that Jammin in Jamaica myscene DVD with an accompanying doll! the memories were hazy because I always thought it was either a Barbie or Bratz item but this video cleared it up for me!! just wow

[@aginterests1332]

how can people say american girl dolls are creepy when things like diva girls exist?

[@purplekittyag5662]

Ag interests I know, right?!

[@aginterests1332]

@Optimus Prime They're cool to make stop motions with since they can hold a pose, it's also fun to customize them and read their books

[@exoticeditz8863]

Ag dolls only appealed to me because of those cool stopmotion videos and it was one of the very few brands where you could get a custom doll. Only downside is they're so expensive

[@monkey6207]

​@@exoticeditz8863 Right, people take them reallyyyy seriously, too. Tried selling my old one on ebay; put "good" condition; had a tiny scratch. Buyer nearly has a stroke on me.

[@phoebehall8869]

@@aginterests1332 and they have hella accesories and sets you can buy. Im 12 and i still love the catalog that comes in from time to time. Kitchens, hotel rooms, bunk beds, they had an egg chair that was a bluetooth speaker for the Julie doll, lockers, a science fair kit, and so much more. If i have money to burn i would buy so many of those and like play with them a bit and then give them away to little girls.

[@dejajade6726]

Ngl, Barbie Life in a Dreamhouse slaps! So did American Girl movies.

[@waitsbian]

I still love that show

[@fairoadiary]

Love that show back in middle school it was so funny

[@tinytaleah]

I never got around to watch ag movies but BLITD was GOLD

[@dejajade6726]

@Tenzin Nordon Disagree.

[@karenceciliano8413]

One of my favorite doll lines was MyScene as a child. I remember my first MyScene doll was Madison, the one where they go to the beach, it came with the VCR movie and she smelled like coconut! I loved them! Never had brands, but hand ma downs. I always had them play the teenager (so many flashbacks.) But I do have to say, the web games, especially from Mattel, were immaculate. I can't remember the game's name, but barbie dot com had an interactive game where you could customize a doll character and even chat with other characters, obtaining points to make your own house and decorate it. I think a doll head that you could connect to the game was sold as well. I was around 9 during this was all I would play. Their games and Disney's were amazing. I'm not sure if they even exist anymore.

[@fantasticplanet2002]

Bratz was so important to me as somebody with full lips it was nice to see dolls with larger lips.

[@amathist1998]

I'd also add my Honorable Mentions to the list: Winx Club, WITCH, Yummi Land and Disney Princesses

[@spunchbob360]

STAN WINX CLUB OMFG

[@magigarcia8940]

@@spunchbob360 omg Yessss queeeeeen

[@ayesha0773]

You're forgetting Moxie girls 😤 they were my life along with Bratz and Polly Pocket

[@amathist1998]

@@ayesha0773 oh i never had any moxie girls sorry

[@Izzywiththefissy]

Actually its moxie girlzzzz 😎 lol

[@namiegomez7957]

Oh my LORD seeing the Polly Pocket and my scene flash games almost brings me to tears with nostalgia. I️ used to spend hoooours on those every weekend!

[@cookielulu2356]

I owned 2 myscene dolls and they were honestly my favourtine dolls of all time. Their heads weren't as oversized and cartoonish looking as bratz while still having the same qualities. I loved the clothes and everything about them and still do. So sad they don't make them anymore

[@yeahyeah1924]

No one could ever beat bratz overall (the dolls, attention to trends, important life lessons and messages to its young audience, music, media etc. were always on point) but I still loved the other the doll lines especially the myscene minigames and movies.

[@keninoelle]

Me screaming “I HAD THEM” at one of the images of Polly pockets knowing they are probably sitting in the bottom of a junk box in my room...

[@doll_dress_swap12]

I love this acknowledgment of dolls as an important part of fashion. So many young girls and boy are first introduced to the idea of intentionally dressing for a look through dolls, and many doll lines are focused on emulating pop culture and fashion trends are being worn by older teens and adults. An excellent current example of this are the rainbow high dolls, with each doll having outfits that pay specific homage to the looks of a different famous designer or brand.

[@ja-ws8tl]

If you watched “Polly World” you are an absolute *L* *E* *G* *E* *N* *D*

[@charlottebuckley-jubb442]

I always thought watching “how much money does this girl have?” Like her dad built a frigging theme park for her?!

[@ashleychanforever]

Guess i'm not a legend, goodbye!

[@karolinesembach3093]

@@charlottebuckley-jubb442 I freaking loved that movie! And the ending song? Iconic, amazing, catching, etc

[@charlottebuckley-jubb442]

@@karolinesembach3093 I have to agree the ending song is amazing

[@fashiondina]

Charlotte Buckley-Jubb I always linked her to Paris Hilton! The way they had the Hilton hotels and Polly’s dad was an architect creating such huge buildings

[@Karaetify]

I was such a MyScene dolls stan 😂 I had soo many of them plus probably all the movies lmao

[@jac8313]

Jammin’ in Jamaica was my shit!

[@anavaldez7330]

@@jac8313 OMG YESSS