Anyone who has lived through the 1990s has a fond nostalgia for all the things associated with the era of dial-up internet and the Y2K panic. Getting excited about your call being answered on Total Request Live, feeling the pain of witnessing your video game die, singing along with the AOL dial-up noise, and so much more! If you are interested in a quick flashback to the great 90s era then sit back and keep reading as we remember all the amazing things that are associated with the 1990s. Here are things you must have done if you were a teenager in the 90s.
Cottonbro/Pexels | Listening to music on the portable radio was a thing of the past.
Getting Excited To Get The Last Copy Of A Blockbuster Movie
There was an unrivaled feeling of joy after getting your hands on a blockbuster movie’s last copy!
Talking On A Cell Phone, Which Was The Size Of A Brick
This takes us back to the time when cell phones were not very common and you would only find ones in the hands of tech enthusiasts. Smartphones today can easily fit in your pocket but the early Motorola that was available back then weighed up to two pounds.
Fstopper/Pexels | Cameras had limited storage capacity and you would need to add new films to increase storage.
Playing With A Friend On Super Nintendo System
Super Nintendo was the most popular gaming system in the U.S. The machine gained popularity because of games like Super Mario World, Street Fighter II, and Donkey Kong Country, which were considered to be the next best thing to game arcades.
Getting Pollution Down With Captain Planet
Captain planet may not have been a superhero but was an icon for the people growing up in the 90s.
Cottonbro/Pexels | Phones like the one in the image existed in the 90s
Slap Bracelet Band
Slap bracelets were a thing in the 90s; sure, they used to leave marks but we are sure you still remember mourning over the loss of your favorite slap bracelet.
Getting Spooked Out With Your Goosebump Books
The elders in your family must have warned you about reading Goosebump stories before bedtime but the daredevil in you was eager to discover what the book was all about. We are sure you still remember quivering in fear at night at the prospect of haunted ventriloquist dummies.
So, feeling nostalgic yet?
