Though it ended more than 20 years ago, the '90s was a special decade. And we can still feel its influence. If we take a look at fashion, we see slip dresses, cycling shorts, and cargo trousers making a comeback, and if we turn to the music world, we hear bands like Slowdive coming back from a long hiatus and having a renaissance, and all while TV shows like the Rugrats become the inspiration for memes shared all over the internet.
So in order to give you a full dose of nostalgia (or to simply show you what that period was like if you haven't lived through it), we put together a collection of the top posts we've seen on the social media project '90s Babies Only' that shares posts about what it was like to grow up back then.
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My favorite butler/devil/clown/Soviet submariner/pirate/evil Cardinal/sweet transvestite/etc!
Lol turning it off and putting your arm next to it to feel the energy
Wait, that guy is adam sandler???? NO WAY, what happened between the 90s and idk 2009???
It's wholesome and all, but this factoïd is so often presented on BP that I'm slowly getting to the "Jules' breaking point" : "Say 'Mr Roger narrate feeding the fish' again, I dare you! I double dare you MF!"
... I drove a stake through a guy's heart because I knew how his magic trick was done.
OK, I'm not one of those people who think the worst thing in the world is blacking out obscenities... but this is hilarious!
Still, having my own money is better than not having my own money. Being confident beats feeling the need to justify my hobbies. Now I don't have to prove that the thing I like is "A stunning visual novel with a deep subtext that leaves a lot to think of" or "A unique animated narration with complex plot and appealing characters that all have many layers" or "A complex, challenging interactive feature with an original plot". I feel fine just saying "I like this cartoon, this videogame and this comic book about guys in spandex beating the living hell out of each other". I don't miss the childhood.