Fads From The 1990s You Forgot About
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The 1990s was the decade when GenX came into their own. As these young people grew up, they latched on to many things that have become ingrained into the 1990s. Clothing trends were big in the 90s, but so was this new thing called the internet, and who could forget some of the memorable ad campaigns that made us laugh. So let’s take a look back at some of the fads from the 1990s that you may have forgotten about.
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It is amazing how many things have changed in my 77 years of life. I still like to wear my jeans 👖, T-shirts 👕 and moccasins every day.
That’s awesome 😊
You are classy in my opinion. 😊
@@leesashriber5097 thank you..
@brandi92y I am comfortable, and i am happy. I have paralyzed legs and a 100% disabled combat Vietnam 1966-67 war veteran, so jeans and t-shirts are my thing.
@@johnbethea4505 thank you for your service and sacrifice! I will miss your generation when it’s gone… makes me sad. God bless you 🤗
"You've got mail"
Roller blades became a fad in the 90's.
Roller blades WERE the fad of the 1990's! Your life meant precious little, were you not roller blading with a neon helmet to the tunes of Mortal Kombat techno from a massive, silver CD stereo system!
I miss the Budweiser frogs!!😂😂😂😂
I’m glad to see someone else remembers them fondly! Being from the South and then seeing the “Spanish Moss” hanging down in the dark with the ”lightening bugs” and the frogs 🐸 croaking “Bud Wise Er”! It’s the simple little things. 🙂 ✌🏻
@@cynsi7604 Right?! So cute and original!
The TASTE BUDS ……SO FUNNY WERE MY FAVE
Aww, I used to get annoyed in high school when everyone would keep replicating them and play the part of all three frogs, thus ruining the joke.
I also used to get annoyed when everyone would make that "Oauwah! Oauwah!" noise down the hall.
For reference of this noise, see S-Club Party by S-Club 7 at the 2:05 mark, and you will know. :)
Truth or Dare has been around a lot longer than the 1990s.
I remember playing that in the 1970s.
Oh yes,that game has most definitely been around a very very long time. I remember playing that in Middle School 73"-75" I always preferred the Dare!! Lol 😆😅
Almost everything mentioned here was around before the 90s and is more proof that things go in and out of style.
2:38 Who else heard the dial-up sound in their head when this popped up?
It's one of those sounds you can't UNhear. 😆
Miss those AOL chat rooms, they were fun and creepy haha
dude i spent hours in those chatrooms and still hang out with people i met in there to this day i miss those days
@@nocturnalmayhem0 Me to I made some good friend there.
My son met his wife on a chat room. She is wonderful. I wouldn’t trade her for a million dollars.
there were the Taco Bell chihuahua commercials in the 90s too! Would have been good to have mentioned these.
Yes
He was my favorite part of the Taco Bell commercials. "I think I need a bigger box."
This channel just unlocks all kinds of memories.
Thank you!
Edit... I'm remembering those George Foreman grills now 🍔
I love mine, even though, I didn’t get mine till the early in the 2000s, I had to get rid of it, because, where, I live is so, sensitive to smoke, I had the full size one!
My dear Baron, they not only still sell George Foreman grills, they've improved upon them!
Removable snap on plates? It's a win! I use mine at least once a week. Lasts forever as long as you don't use paper towels or anything harsher than that to clean it!
In the 1990's my son wore Bugle Boys pants. He also started getting into computer games to be found at Electronics Boutique. Even as a teen he really enjoyed Legos and making his own creations.
Don't forget the neon clothing fad in the early 90s: neon t-shirts, shorts, etc.
Wild neon jackets were also a short lived fad in Philadelphia area in the mid fifties
Shout out to the starter jacket… what a time to be alive !!!❤
I thought it was pretty funny because at the schools I went to you got a choice. You could have the starter jacket, but you didn't get to have long pants. Or you could have long pants, but you didn't get to have a coat of any sort.
I love the beer ads! I think of some ad people sitting in a conference room and thinking up these ads. My daughter had slumber parties in the 80’s with 8-12 girls at a time. Caboodles, NKOTB music, talking about boys and staying up late. Now my granddaughters have caboodles.
My buddy took his 2 tween-aged girls to a New Kids concert and they went crazy. Afterward he had a memory poster made with assorted photos and the 2 concert ticket stubs. He decided to have it laminated....not realizing that the tickets were printed on heat sensitive paper.
The tickets came out completely black.
My teen years. I definitely had a Hypercolor shirt. It was purple.
I grew up on a farm and we wore flannel shirts and bib overalls before it was a fad and not to mention carhartt.
Well of course; what are fads but just fakies trying to imitate the "real ones" in life?
The 1990s was the last great decade.
This is very true.
Internet ruined it all.
Nah, the 70s. Yes, I am a dinosaur. Greed began in the 80s, an okay decade, but then MUSIC totally got awry in the 90S with rap. ❤
@@user-du2sk7pc9eYour comment reminds me of what the old folks said about rock and roll back in the day. 🤣
@user-du2sk7pc9e Gangsta rap Did make society go downhill and was a huge blight of the 90's, yes.
I remember going on Yahoo for the first time in the late nineties.
Me to , then switched over to google and never left. But, your right in the beginning I lived on yahoo and still use their free mail right to this day.
I still use the same email address that I transferred from juno to yahoo. I wish I had thought of a better one, though.
Me too. It was my first email that I got when I started college.
Omg… the WAZZZZZZUPPPPPPP craze was REAL!😂 I still do it on occasion.🤭
WAZZZZZUPPPPP! MEMPHIS TIGER
I always wondered what started that.
That's exactly why I review shopping carts on my channel
Some of those were started in the 70's. "No fear" replaced OP "Ocean Pacific" as serf gear and FOX gear was for motocross. Hypercolor shirts replaced the mood rings.
I remember the County Seat at the mall having quite a variety of O.P. gear. The O.P. half shirt being popular. My cousin used to get their Levi's there too.
In high school I had some folders with the dancing baby. I always found him to be so cute. 😂
I remember wearing B.U.M. Equipment sweatshirts in the 90's. Along with my Oshkosh B'Gosh overalls when they still made them for older kids-adults.
I remember B.U.M. too
In that case, quick!: Listen to some Jocylen Enriquez or Billy Ray Martin before you mind forgets completely!
Tommy Hilfiger logo clothing
Remember it tooo , well but It did not stick on me.
With Girbaud jeans!
Boy this brought back memories ! I was in high school in the early '90s and I remember wearing the single-strap overalls and really wanting a Raiders jacket but the real surprise memory was Hypercolor. I had a green shirt that turned yellow with heat. After a few washing and wearings it stopped working and was left a horrid shade of swampy green and ended its life being worn to bed. Thanks for the fun memories !
Thanks for sharing this. It's hard to believe that the internet as we know it and home computing first became affordable 30 years ago. I will never forget building my first PC from parts, connecting it to a modem and being able to instantly access things like pictures of paintings that hung in the Louvre and other museums very far from home. It was so exciting to imagine the possibilities.
They were never combat boots, they were Dr Martens boots.
EXACTLY...!
You forgot about Pogs, they were a big fad in the 90s, I remember there was the dry beer fad like Bud Dry, people also forgot about the crystal and clear soda fad with Crystal Pepsi and Tab Clear! Also there was a fad in photography called iZone, it was instant film that lets you print photo stickers by Polaroid!
There was a bit on that on "The Simpsons". Milhouse tells Bart that he has an "ALF" pog. "He's back--in pog form."
@@BassPlayerSusan that’s ironic since ALF was a sitcom from the 1980s.
A related item to the Hypercolor shirts was a temperature color changing line of papers that I sold to print shops in the early 1990s. I worked for a paper distribution company for 21 years. We sold papers and inks and printshop cleaning supplies, as well as blank wedding invitation sets that customers would pick which design they wanted, we would order the proper amount of sets delivered to the printshop of their choice. The printshop would print the invitation, RSVPs, and Thank You cards, as well as the envelopes deliver the finished set to the customer, who then
filled out the addresses by hand.
We sold a line of the color changing papers for a while, (maybe a year or so), as security stock. Checks, prescription pads, and the like. It never really caught on, except as a novelty. Direct sunlight would ruin them. Kept in a closed car or truck, even out of the sun, the built up heat would also ruin them. We got so many complaints that the company supplying the stock folded up it's tents and closed it's doors.
There were also temperature changing dials on watches around the same time.
Ahh yes the 90s, when budweiser understood who their consumers were 🤣
Difficult to think of them like that anymore. 😅
I have thoughts on this, but all of them would make this comment invisible by the censors.
Closeted frat boys?
Looks like a beta male is here now.
Looks like a beta male has chimed in.
Makes me tear up of the simpler times
My time growing up!! Met my husband in 3rd grade, 1994. 😊❤
That's adorable! ❤
That's very sweet.
I met my husband in 9th grade in 1991. 😊❤
3rd graders should Not be getting married! Neither should kids in the 9th grade, Jennifer Hansen!
Nah, just kidding! 😊 I'm very happy for you and everyone else who found someone and stuck with it. It's what makes time worth it, and I often wish I did as well! Lol! Cheers!
@@bentonrp Haha! Thank you, Benton. 😊
A shout out to the much forgotten generation X!!
@timebong8366,,Fads, that were NEVER, in the 1990's. Kids knew EXACTLY what GENDER, we were, YOU either had an innie or an outie, Boy's were REALLY Boy's and Girl's were REALLY Girl's and there was no confusion, or MENTAL ISSUES, about this. Also, young 1990's kids, KNEW EXACTLY, which PUBLIC BATHROOM, to use.
DAMN Straight!!
@@saminaneen bingo
@@jcbulldog533 👍🏼
@timebong8366 Much forgotten? Well what did you think would happen when you dress in black trenchcoats, wear shirts and pants with holes in them, comb your hair down and think your apathy is impressive to people!
This generation wanted to be forgotten as a countermeasure to the yuppie trends of the 1980's. They were bored of it all and didn't want to participate in any of it anymore. You got exactly what you asked for! :D
I'm 84 years old and remember all the fads this channel has featured from forties up. The nineties were, to me not as much fun to recall. After reading other folks' comments, I realize that teen clothing was just not part of my knowledge. I was an elementary school teacher and retired in 1999.
Great video. I was in high school in the 90s and Jnco jeans were popular with the “skater” crowd. The baggier and lower the better, they thought.
By the time the 90's arrived, I was already in a demographic ignored by marketing agencies...
Four fads that I hated the most about the 1990s are: 1. cargo pants and everything with cargo pockets; 2. matted hair styles; 3. goatee beards and baseball caps (lot of men wore them); 4. and saggy pants. What I loved about the 1990s was the explosive growth of Internet. It was god-sent for many deaf people to keep in touch with each other without the expensive long distance phone calls (deaf people type on the special device, which could take longer than speaking).
Don't forget these loathesome 90's trends:
Gangsta rap
Raunchy rom-coms
Boy Bands
Pogs
GigaPets
Beanie Babies
Pagers
and such wonderful gaming machines as:
Tiger Handheld Electronics
The Neo Geo
Atari Jaguar
T-98 Calculator Games
Sega Saturn
and the Panasonic 3DO
I remember the frogs
We did the sleepover games in the 70s.
dude you didnt mention gigapets or tomagotchis those were HUGE in the 90s
Anyone else remember ICQ messenger?
Thank you!
Yup, used it to connect games.
Yes! 😁
Uh-oh!
@@mrsrobophile I forgot that sound until you posted this. Thank you. 🙂
I loved the No Fear brand in the 90’s I’d skate around listening to metal on my discman and thought I was awesome.
The one thing you missed was Stone Cold Steve Austin and wrestling in general its was huge
I had one that said “ there are those who are born scared, afraid not willing to some sack or guts we eat those people for breakfast no fear
@@MrDavidswayze oh man I totally forgot they had different sayings on them! Do you remember the cans of whoop ass t-shirt as well? Great times
I'm from the UK so whilst we definitely had the grunge look at school, we had quiff fringes with a ponytail, Aztec print shirts, rose print tshirts and blouses, white and peach jeans, glitter, bodysuits, crop jackets and matching full short skirts, and The Body Shop was massive for perfume, shops like C&A, Tammy Girl, etc. Sports brands like Nike were very popular. Some of the gothier kids had No Fear.
Screw it I still wear flannel.😻😇👈
Gen X enjoyed the peak of Western progress
the 90s was an amazing time for electronic music, although the majority of people didn't notice.
I actually forgot No Fear.
My favorite decade growing up!!! I remember when I had a Raiders Cap back in 5th Grade and the overalls too!!!
The 90's had a lotta of rad and ahead of it's time fads man it was a good time lol.
I was resistant to most of the “fads” mentioned here, although I did listen to some of the Seattle grunge music- and I LOVED the Budweiser Frogs! I had an animated screensaver on my desktop computer. I wish I could find that screensaver again. I certainly would use it
We were doing all of those sleepover games in the 1970s. None of them are specially to the 90s.
Even if they didn't originate in the 90s they may have been special to the kids who played those games in the 90s. It's not a contest between one generation and another.
Always great. Thank you!
So much nostalgia, lovely😊
Nice. Now I know why Grand Master B wore a Raiders jacket and hat even though he lived in the home of his shoe salesman father in Chicago.
Hi. No Fear merchandise was popular in the Army also. Thank you for all the videos. I really enjoy them. I was born in 63 and you sure do bring back great memories. Have a nice day everyone.
I remember in the early 90s , girls would wear the shorts overalls with one strap off and a NKOTB tour shirt underneath. I was soooo jealous despite not being that big of a NKOTB fan!😆
I now wish I had some Reebok pumps for my 8-10 hour days standing!!😆
I loved NO FEAR shirts and Big Johnson and others because I had good reading material in front of me when the lecture got boring!!!😝
"Light as a feather, Stiff as a board", a few girls played in our high school band room, and I was one of the girls who laid down. I thought "No one is going to lift my 130 lbs ass off the floor", but they did!!! HOW DID THEY DO THAT??!?!🤨
Oh, my goodness!! The Budwieser frogs got a lot of guys in trouble in school because one (smartassed) guy would say "Bud..." and then someone would meet him with ...."weis..." and finally "...er!" In-School Suspension for everyone!!!😝😝😝😝
Thank you! I love this channel.
I remember the sleepovers. Once we tried a homemade Ouija Board. But that was not to be called a game. Because the indicator, or planchette, did actually move to answer our questions. To reassure myself that I wasn't dreaming and that no one was moving it, I tried it two more times and the thing would move. It freaked me out. I wouldn't dare play the Ouija Board again.
Awesome memories
Anyone remember the dry beer fad? Why ask why, drink Bud Dry!
The famous ASL ? in the chat rooms. Lol
Born in 1992, my biggest memories of the 90's were
Saturday Morning Cartoons
Comic Books Boom
Music beginning with grunge, early listen
Every commercial especially Jack In The Box, Little Caesars
Going to parks to practice skateboarding
Y2k
The changing music in MTV in the late 90's
He did the dip dunk 😂
You better believe my high school years were spent donning spiked, bleached hair!
I almost forgot about ‘light as a feather, stiff as a board…’ 😆😆😆
No Fear was for the country kids in my school, the kids in FFA, and had really big trucks, us skaters...did not wear No Fear lol..
This was great. Thanks
Good and accurate recollection to my memories. I haven’t seen many people covering some of these. 😂😊
Gen-X came into their own in the 80s too. Fads were embraced by some but not all.
Remember the "Big Johnson" trucking type shirts with innuendo type slogans.....
Oh sweet lord!
A/S/L and who could forget Starter jackets!!! 😂😂😂
What about the good Ole "shark watches" an billabong jackets
Another 90s Budweiser commercial that seeped into our consciousness: "Why ask why?"
Thanks a lot for this video,,,,,,,👍👍❤❤👍👍❤❤👍👍
You left out low rider mini trucks!!!
Judd Nelson's character in Breakfast Club was grunge for example, not punk as many would think. Was it called grunge then in 1985 ? No.
I miss the 90s!
I remember my brother living in California while I still lived in Memphis , instead of the expense of calling long distance , we started chatting on IM , we would stay on for hours for nothing , and eventfully started invited other family members , group chat on IM was a preview of the group text …
When googl had a free phone connected to your gmail I would do exact same thing talk to my brothers in ohio an texas for hours and hours. I used my pc to call their cells.
Ya, I had the frosted/blonde tips in my hair. Who didn’t at that time. Lmao
My 90’s wardrobe consists of the dungarees uniforms, followed by the olive drabs before the Seabees changed over to BDUs. Then more dungarees with the dress blues or dress whites (depending on what season it was) and then utility blues. Always fun to see the 90’s edition of these to see what I missed out on.
1994, I got my first desktop computer, I was all of 31! Stationed in Korea with the Army, 3rd year of my 3rd tour!!!!
Fresh Prince of Bel Air, Friends, Seinfeld, Arsenio Hall Show, ER, 'Must See TV'
The 90’s was the best decade for sitcoms
I was hoping for the narrator to do the “wazzup” in that long pause before the end of the video. 7:10
thank you so very much. I forgot about the Budweiser commercials. WHATS UUUUUUUP
I was about 14 when Pearl Jam, Nirvana, et al hit big. I was a grunge girl all the way at that age.
In this case, we were meant for each other.
No skater I ever came across wore Mossimo and Stussy. Those were white-bread suburban brands worn by yuppie kids, and were the 90s equivalent of Bugle Boy and Guess.
I'm a Millennial. I vaguely the first few things like the clothing brands. But everything else I remember like it was yesterday. I still love the Budweiser frogs. lol
Thank you.
How can you talk about 90s fashion without mentioning JNCO jeans?
Tamagouchi mini virtual living pet game in 1997.
I can see why you did not mention it, but Big Johnson t-shirts were definitely a popular fashion fad. I had a bunch of their shirts. Mom was not happy.
@9ZERO6, YOU worn, the shirt,, because YOU did not want, the world, to know, that YOU had, the smallest wiener, in school.
I do miss the 90"s. I think music, movies, TV and Sports was all better in the 90's.
That's why I liste to the Classic rock channels a lot of those 90s and 80 tunes keep popping up. Now Nsync is now getting back together-who new.
The 90:s was a paradise compared to today.
@@ImForwardlook I agree with that. I wish that I had appreciated them more.
@@ImForwardlook I agree instead politicians trying to bring people together by curing their grievances and real legitimate needs for support in every aspect of their lives like: living from paycheck to paycheck ,or better medical care for them and their children or even in the last 3 years-Greed Flations by corporate America where everything in the supermarket has been 24% higher, and everything else 20 percent. Our leaders rather Ignore it and send tax money to kill over 200 aid workers in hot spots. Or try to attack women and their medical needs. Or allow weapons' that are used by the US special forces to be sold in Walmart.
This confirms to me that I stopped paying attention to pop culture in the '90's -- barely any of these are familiar to me, and that is just as I like it. I would say that Bloody Mary, the two fingers game, and Truth or Dare were all around in the '70's as well.
Was FUBU a 90’s thing? I remember it but can’t remember when it became big.
Damon John from Shark Tank started FUBU
2:52 this brought so much joy back then
Definitely when trolling began 😅 You could go into an aol chat room say something controversial and then just sit back and watch to turmoil 😅🤣😂
I left home in 87 moved 500 miles away then in 92 my parents moved closer about 100 miles away so they retired and got to do things together.he bought a 1993 f150 xlt lariat Cabernet red boy in was pretty his retirement truck he wouldn't drive it in the rain garage kept always a cassette tape on it probably the oak ridge boys lol he was 83 in 2013 he passed away but now i have his truck still black under it i show it looks like new in and out i hove a lot of trophies i love to play oak ridge boys leaving Louisiana in the day light cruise allong still smells of brute and old spice aqua velva like new inside as well .
My UA-cam name, and email address is still the exact same one I’ve had from AOL since 1996.
Outside the U.S the overalls were called "jumpers" (I don't know why but we all called that clothing). I remember my mom always let me wear jumpers when I was probably 4 or 7 yrs old in the 90's. I liked wearing it but when it came to using the mall toilet....ugh....
Also the dancing 3D baby was also in some of the computers "beige box" in my school and we liked playing / watching some of Windows 98's screensavers
More videos about the 90s please !
The 1990s will forever be the GOAT
Definitely, 1990s was the decade, after high crime, in the seventies, and eighties, the tide started to switch to the low levels if crime we have now. Murder is nyc peaked at 2,245 in 1990 to 386 in 2023
I disagree! I'd say the 1970's and/or the 1980's
@@Fireball409 It's hard to argue with that, But TBF I was born in the 1990s
@@gustavsorensen9301 Fads, that were NEVER, in the 1990's. Kids knew EXACTLY what GENDER, we were, YOU either had an innie or an outie, Boy's were REALLY Boy's and Girl's were REALLY Girl's and there was no confusion, or MENTAL ISSUES, about this. Also, young 1990's kids, KNEW EXACTLY, which PUBLIC BATHROOM, to use.
I guess it depends when you were born
No Fear gear was popular with Rock Climbing.