TEENS REACT TO 90s INTERNET
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The Teens watch the 90's era instructional video, Kids' Guide to The Internet and discuss how the internet has evolved over time.
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Video Featured in this Episode:
The Kids' Guide to the Internet
• The Kids' Guide to the...
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This episode featured the following teenagers.
Darius, age 14
Seth, age 15
Chelsea, age 16
Riley, age 16
Evelyn, age 17
Labib, age 17
Adam, age 18
Alix, age 18
Jeannie, age 18
Rebecca, age 18
Ethan James, age 19
Jade, age 19
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Music by: Cormac Bluestone
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Teens React #68 - Kids' Guide to the Internet - Розваги
I think the 90's kids are the last generation who spend their childhood without internet at home
Nelson MLK this is the Internet...
Nelson MLK 1995 and after = born into the internet.
Glenn Quagmire you can't be born into the Internet wtf....
shy girl ....
Glenn Quagmire( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
What we did in the 90s is something magical, called - Going outside
Is that a type of mod?
shonie snipes hahah ;D
shonie snipes
It's probably some sort of virus.
Rika Furude
Not going outside is actually a virus.
Philip Isidro Go
Really?
I should probably look out for that virus.
Lol....you dont train your patience until you had a 28.8 kbps to navigate on the web
*don't
@@alvallac2171 don't* :D
alvallac21 do not*
*Laughs in 14.4k*
*doent’
"Call me the minute you get an e-mail address!"
...isn't the entire point of "teaching your friend" how to get an e-mail address that you won't need to call?
***** i just realized that
***** Well from the looks of it, Cheesy Kid 1 didn't tell Cheesy Kid 2 his e-mail address, thus, they'd need to call to exchange email addresses.
***** I think they also didn't explain that you can't use the phone when you're on the internet
Ivone Suhartono
Oh the joys of being yelled at for being on the computer when my mom or dad had to make a phone call. Lol.
***** But he needs to know when to connect to the internet to look for the e-mail, after warning everyone else in the family not to pick up the phone. :-p
Thank you, UA-cam comments, for showing me that it's possible to be a bitter old person when you're only in your 20's.
"No mom! I'm trying to play Barbie!" I died 😂😂
First reply in 4 years
@@totalzero2264 second reply in 1 day
@@locustgames1344
3rd Reply in one week.
@@lucasheinrich9377 4th reply in 1 month.
Can we stop making this a calendar?
Which alien creature wrote the line "is a web page a thing ducks walk on?"
I can't even begin to actually comprehend how that joke was supposed to work.
Ducks have webbed feet. Hilarious, right?
Priceless. A UA-cam classic. Never fails to make me feel ancient. This is genuinely what it was like in the 90s. I still remember the 80s, too. The funny part is that the kids now think these guys seem ancient. 2014 is now ancient. Lol.
Back in the day the people needed that tutorial. As cheesy as it was, it was necessary. Hopefully one day we can all put on our lawnmower-man suits / player-one suits / matrix hookup and dive into the game via brain 🧠 👀🤣
2021 is now ancient. Lol.
How did these kids not know what a modem is......
idk -
@Dangelo Lyric you are in the middle of queens looking at a homeless guy on the street wearing a red shirt. goggle.com is cool.
@@cessposter ????
@Dangelo Lyric scan your PC
I still have a modem.
Whenever someone says "10 years ago", I think the 90's not 2005 lmao
now 1990’s is 30 years old
Whenever someone says 10 years ago I think of 2009 not 2010.
@@joseanthompson9069 I love how people still comment on this video
God I'm so old fashioned. What's weird is that this doesn't seem that long ago.
yup, i love these things
"Whats a webpage? Something ducks walk on?" XD
Oh, my-oh my gosh...I...ugh...I pity the next generation...
The AngelAJPwny XD that's from the 90s internet video. It ain't anything something from this generation would say.
Someone get me a stiff drink! A BOURBON! (I actually don't drink at all.)
The AngelAJPwny XD
Hal Emmerich
I don't get the joke, but it's funny as tomatoes.
"Little did they know of the pedophiles behind the screen" I was so dead.
But its so true tho
They're talking about discord mods
Hes got a point thought
I almost heard that in Tom Servo’s voice for sure.
Yeah and the dark web!
Thanks for all the support everyone - share this video like crazy!
Make them reacted to the MLG version!😂
REACT THEM TO LEGEND OF KORRA
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////TheDominoEffect//// no iwill
The dark age when we used Internet Explorer...
Don't remind me
Ya, but back then Internet Explorer was good.
China is *still* living in that "dark age." XD
Lil_Bad_Bubba412 what DAT...
Netscape Navigator bro
my god she says "she doesnt even know how a sink works" wtf
well shit how does a sink work
And to think that the original video is almost 30 minutes long!
What an embarrassing heritage to my generation. Trust me, kids, no one talked like this back then.
Ngl those teens were pretty salty
When I was a kid, those scary noises you hear when connecting to the internet were normal and I was used to the fact that you couldn't go online when someone was on the phone... Oh my goodness, I feel so old.
Exactly, I'm with you, I miss having landline phones.
Yeah I it so well.
My first computer experience: insert floppy to boot
Netscape did not go under. It became mozilla firefox
Indirectly, but yes. Netscape 6 was open-sourced as Mozilla Seamonkey, which a suite of software in one very bloated program (browser, email, calendar, address book, WYSIWYG HTML editor, and I think maybe newsgroup reader). Seamonkey's installer had an option to do a browser only install. Later, they used that code to create Phoenix as a separate project. Phoenix was renamed to Firebird, and then to Firefox.
I'd say you're most right, but oversimplifying. There are other projects like Thunderbird (email client) that are also a descendant from that Netscape -> Mozilla Seamonkey effort.
teens twenty years from now are going to be laughing at teens from now
As someone who is only 19 years old, I feel like some of these kids should totally know what most of this stuff is. Like, it baffles me that none of them seemed to have ever heard the sound it made when dialing onto the Internet. I remember that sound vividly, and like I said I am only a year or two older than most of these kids.
I am 34 years old and I am going "WTF"
Kid: "What's a web page? Something ducks walk one"
Me: WTF 😂😂
*walk on
"What's a web page? Something ducks walk on?"
Am...I not supposed to get this joke?
***** ...I'm angry now.
***** At the joke.
No no no...it's because ducks are in plenty of books and books have pages, and in the books on those pages, the ducks walk.
Okay, that was lame. I just said the first lame thing that popped into my head.
A DUCK WALKED UP TO A LEMONADE STAND
And he said to the man running the stand
Hold on a sec. None of these kids remember dial-up? I remember using it to spy on my mom's phone conversations, and I'm 17.
Some of these teens seem arrogant and fail to comprehend the fact that their precious mobile phones and laptops with Wi-Fi wouldn't exist without us, the the teens of the 70's 80's and 90's buying and using those lame computers and slow internet.
Dritan Brati I was born in 1991 and I do care about older as well as newer technology.
Chance Peables yeah I can't help but feel insulted I understand their reaction, but they should understand this was different time, when computers were made the internet didn't exist, just business stuff, floppy disk games that was our internet. and they don't even know getting into the internet was different then today, they thought you just turn on ur device and you're in when you weren't really logged in yet, u needed a password.
Glenn Quagmire You haven't grown up yet, have you?
AllRequired ?
Amen brother!
08:35 ..."what would i be doing in the 90s?!?!?"
that comment alone just scares me
Well, I'm 18 but I lived in an technologically outdated home so I know that dial-up tune by heart
It's been a while so I've forgotten it, but I too used to know it by heart. I used to make that noise in the middle of class just to screw with everyone.
I'm 15 and I know that, we've had dial up since ages, its only been a few years since we got DSL connection
These kids do realize that 20 years from now they'll be the ones being laughed at for their clothes, diction, hairstyle, etc....so keep yucking it up, youngsters. Your time shall come.
I was 15 when the internet first came to be. It was new and extremely innovative. I remember being at Secondary School and going to the library to have a go on this new technologically advanced thingimajig. I'm now 40 years old and I can honestly say the hype when the internet/world wide web first came out was huge. We had seen nothing like it before obviously and I remember the mass of desktops that were sold at the time was immense just so people could try the Internet out for themselves. Good times.
However, dial up internet was a huge pain. You had to connect to the Internet through your phone line so everytime a family member wanted to use the phone and they picked up the handset it would disconnect you from the Internet. The speeds were very very low compared to todays standards. It used to take me about 25 minutes to download a 3MB song. I used to connect to the internet via AOL which I think costed my parents about £15.99 per month if I'm not mistaken. Ahhh, the good times eh? 😂🙈
If she don't remember the internet dial up tone....... She's too young for you bruh
*doesn't
@@alvallac2171 I like how you only correct sentences lol.
"MOM GET THE PHONE, I NEED TO CHECK MY EMAIL" Only 90s babies know the struggle.
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Just imagine: if youtube existed back in the 90's, it would probably take forever just to upload a video.
I know this is over 6 years ago but I was a little kid then and it would take about ten minutes to load ONE photo!
Update: it's 2022
Yeah and it still takes forever to upload a video...
UA-cam was a product of it becoming technically feasible for many people to stream videos in their home. In the 90s, the speed of connections meant it wasn't possible to even stream audio, never mind a video. Getting broadband Internet in 2001, while still slower than today's Internet connections, meant we could listen to online radio stations and watch music videos for the first time.
I'm a 90's toddler but I've experienced 90's Internet. This video gave me goosebumps.
I'm 15 years old, and I remember having to deal with hearing dial-up Internet back in the early 2000s. Wow, can't believe how far we've come. Oh and we need a Teens react to Shrek is love, Shrek is life!!
"What would I be doing in the 90's?"
Being productive creatively and socially to wider society?
Man .. those modem sounds, such great memories. Remember picking up the phone when someone was online.
I was 11 in 1996 and 21 in 2006. The leap in internet technology was ABSURD.
In my country the internet was only affordable for rich people. After 2000, things started to change, and in 2001 many low-income homes started using the internet. I am also 38, btw.
@@alejandropowerIt would be better to know which country for a frame of reference.
Seeing that Netscape logo and that dial up sound brought back all kinds of feels.
"What would I be doing in the 90's?" That is a GREAT question.
I grew up in the early to late 00s
I missed the early stages of UA-cam but always had fun playing outside and listening to Queen whenever I was inside
"No, mom! I want to play Barbie!" XD
What's a web page? Something ducks walk on?
I LOST IT BWAHAHA
Have them USE the 90s internet, now that would be fun.
The kid said "What would you do in the 90's"?.......As someone who lived through the who 90's decade I can answer that question.....GO OUTSIDE!!!!
or play Nintendo like i did
Reading also comics and yes I could imagine what I would do in the 90s
During the 90's i mostly played rollercoaster tycoon >.>
This honestly might be the best Teens React video yet.
do u still think its the best?
hello
Hands fckin DOWN! 💀🏆 We need more retro movie and commercials reactions.
Shout out to Dial-Up.
heyyy 1st comment after 6 years loll
-Look, I've made it to google!
-There was no google.
Hilarious
Here's a 'Try Not to feel Old' tie-in to this video: The teens in that Internet tutorial are around the same age now that the adults playing the parents were then, and have kids of their own
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TheFineBros I have a OLD phone and the internet browser looks exactly like it and i was lost:(
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28kps/s? Woof, nowadays we have 40mbs/s - 100mbs/s speeds for down and up.
I would not have survived
the really sad thing is that my family was still on windows 98 until 2011 .. i downloaded songs by loading them on youtube (which took like an hour) and then recorded them on my flip-top phone
jesus, that's sad as fuck
@@Krokussify Not really. It's alright.
Before UA-cam and Google, we played outside.
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these kids say they know how the internet works but they don't got the slightly idea of what a modem is? shows you they are really mindless consumers.
*don't have the slightest idea
Kids and teens this day take everything for granted. Oh it's there they don't know shit about how things work.
@@TheRakanow it's Always been like that
@@the-youtube-enjoyer Because when you know how things work, you can fix them yourself or at least be knowledgable enough not to get ripped off when you need someone else to fix it for you. Goes for everything really, cars, fridges, washer dryers, etc etc. If you have SOME knowledge you'll save a fortune over the course of your life.
Digital makes sense to me. Start reading into analogue signals and learn our grandparents really had to deal with some complex technology!
Ah yes. Dial-up. I have not-so-fond memories of being told to get off the internet because someone needed to use the phone. Mostly I played some weird golf game on that old Mac.
What were we doing in the 90's?? Hmm.. We were outside playing and meeting new friends in person. It was an awesome childhood!!
MiniDoesGames for kids of today who are devoid of brains,yes it's sounds terrible
Well we meet new friends on the internet. .-. Don't act like it has no social value.
Aliensaurus But you can't go riding bikes with them, you can't hang out at the mall with them, can't go to a fast food place to have lunch on the weekend or to the ice skating rink or to a bowling alley or =gasp= a comic/book store.
That also occurred in the 2000s.
SodaBoy628 until about 2005. The 90's lasted until 2004
50 minutes to buffer a video or download a patch. Those were good times.
"Little did they know about the pedophiles behind the screen," xD 1:51-1:55
It was fun back in the day. Since i don't live in the US i live in eastern Europe things got to us slower especially in the small town where i was. We were amazed when an computer cafe opened and it had 6 computers in 1995. Some of my friends had never even seen a computer before let alone use one.
"What would I even do in the 90's?" xD The same thing we all did. Play outside.
How depressing it is when someone refers to 1997 as "old."
That was 17 years ago, old man!
Jesus... that was 17 years ago? I've wasted my life.
born in the late 90's and having a technical engineer for a father, i grew up with this! I went back into my dad's personal files and messed them up at the age of 2 and learned what a modem was at the age of 4. This ain't old (this should be a punishment to all kids who want to use the internet who dont know what a modem is) Lemme go get the original file for IE imma install it and make some deserving kid use it!!!
I was born in 95.....I can feel the grey hairs sprouting..
XD well im srry for your loss(es)!
yeah I know right ... that was the year I graduated high school ... geez these young whippersnappers lol :P
These kids don’t seem to realize that the internet was brand new to everyone at this time.
How could they not know what a modem is? I'm 15 and I knew that since like 6-7 years ago...
Jerross Clarito bruh
Modems are used for dial up. You use a router for ethernet
@@cessposter Yes, but you'd still have to use a modem to connect your router to the internet and your phone to a phone line. That being said, some devices are both a modem and a router.
Wtf all these kids were born in the 90's lol im confused how they didn't know about this
These kids don't know that dial-up noise is the worlds best noise for us. every time it connects it gives us a sense of achievement.
They seriously dont get that we didnt have the internet back then?
the internet as we know it came out in the 90's.
I remember having to make sure my parents didnt need the phone before I went online. Kids now days have it so easy lol
I'm of the older generation BEFORE the Internet. Where if we had to look up anything for class reports we'd have to use the card index file in a library and find the corresponding book, now of course the information is just a click away. As an older individual (between 40 and 80 :)), I find the modern technological age fascinating and amazing. Now I can't imagine being without a computer and able to browse websites such as UA-cam. :) I also remember having dial up and when a phone call would come through you would get kicked off line and downloading anything would take FOREVER and the speed was slower than molasses in January!!
Good to see someone from an older generation keep an open mind to new technology and actually learn how to use it properly. I think anyone can learn new things regardless of age. It's just when we get older, we tend to start thinking we already know everything. Therefore, we stop learning new things.
I still go to the library for books and ive been using the internet since 1998
***** I personally like using my local libraries ebook and audiobook services. The access they give to my states academic database has proved invaluable and is frequently used from home. The World Public Library is accessed for the books I can't easy get from local branches, followed by project Gutenberg for permanently downloading public domain works.
None-the-less, I still have to resort to amazon (& similar sources) for the rare books that aren't offered by the above--namely consisting of the gems among self-published works. Similarly, I'm still fond of collecting permanent copies on rare occasions. ^^
I couldn't agree more...I would love one of the dot commers,to maybe read a John Wyndham novel and see how they can be entertained for up t 3 days,picking up a book ,putting it down then picking it ip again...
I'm in my early 40's and remember that time as well. Strangely, the first time I used the Internet was in a Library! It was a terminal connected to the mainframe at the University of Illinois at Chicago. I was connecting to the gophernet and was amazed that I could connect to computer systems remotely and browse data there. After I got my first computer, I was able to connect to the mainframe from home over kermit and remember I used it mostly to look up books in the library, record their location on paper so I could go browse or check them out the next day.
Printing a page off the internet back in the 90s was a considerable accomplishment. By the time you waited for the dial-up to connect, you'd have to wait for the pages to painfully peel to the screen. Once that happened, you'd wait for your printer to take a minute or so to print the page, then you'd have to lay the pages out or fan them so the ink wouldn't run. It's funny to think how much things have progressed since then
One of the biggest differences in watching this video was noting how much more cynical todays kids are.
*today's (possessive)
todays = plural
Okay boomer.
@Jason Mistretta *5 years ago* ;)
Not only that he is doing that to every comment here
@@alvallac2171 this is what they mean by the comment. Lol
I'm 12 I know what a modem is.....................
Dang. That'd old. I'm 12, I'm hip. Also, the 90s were good times.
I'm 10, and I know what a modem is.
-sarah, cuz that last one was Madilynn so just notifying it was me this time
GABE_THE- CREEPER STOP BEING A BUTT HEAD THERES NO FREAKING PROBLEM WITH ME ON IT I EARNED ALL HER SUBS IM STAYING >:(
-Madilynn
GABE_THE- CREEPER CAUSE I GET NOTIFACTIONS TO DUHH PLUS IT DOSENT MATTER IF I COMMENT BUG FREAKING DEAL I COMMENT! IM NOT TRYING TO BE A BUTT BUT SARAH KNOWS AND LETS ME ON THE CHANEL AND SHES HAPPY WITH THAT CAUSE I GET HER SUBS
Sarah Matheson yah, cuz I clearly won't fight after being called a butthead.
I'm 18 and I remember dial up. The sound brings back the nostalgia, remember playing Runescape as a child and getting angry at my mom for picking up the phone and disconnecting me.
Kids these days will never have to know the sheer terror of the phone ringing while you are browsing the internet.
"I can't go another minute without the internet."
They think they have it hard? Kids today can't go a fraction of a second without it.
I was maybe 10 when that video came out, even I think it was very strange
the dial tone we still had around 2005 in australia
These kids think that they're so internet savvy, but yet they don't know what a modem is? Practically every home w/ internet uses a modem, which is true today as it was 15 years ago. But nowadays, it comes in a little box with blinking lights that sit outside the computer rather than inside it. Modems should more noticeable and common now than it was back then, yet somehow these teens seem clueless about it.
I thought hotmail was old ......
Back in the 90's we actually talk and interact in person kids! I was a teenager in the early 2000's but I have never seen that instructional video before! and the internet wasn't 'our world' when we were teens but since it was all new back then there was a hype on online games
A testament to technological progress and teenage stupidity.
A few years ago I had to explain to my younger brother that when I was in school I had to look up information in an encyclopedia. His mind was blown that there was no internet.
kids are so cinycal today
*cynical
Soon adults will be cynical
I'm just old enough to remember the card index at the library, getting our first "Gateway" computer and how excited I was to get DSL so we could use the phone at the same time.
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lol "little did they know of the pedophiles behind the screen."
I'm dyeing
90's instructional videos are the best... loved watching them before all my labs the last two semesters :D
Does anyone think it's a bit strange that it's the same kids in every single video? These kids have good reactions for sure, but I'm a bit skeptical in general. How about a few different opinions?
That dial up sound takes me back, wow the internet has come so far.
Oh God, I remember dial-up connections with limited internet. *shudders*
its wild to think how much the internet changed in such a short period of time.
what about the first internet "bulletin boards"
Uhhhh, I'm using Internet Explorer and I hope this message arrives in times, but theirs a plane heading at the twin towers!
any1 remember back in the 90s, where you had to shut down the internet when you father had to make an a call for like work.
I'm almost 36 years old and even I'm laughing. Oh, I remember the Internet. With a capital "I".
Most of the topics they were discussing on this video like dial up, and netscape and how long it took to connect to the internet, I remember all too well. I was a kid growing up in the 90's so all of this definitely brings back memories. LOL