Why did you love the 90's?

Question

Best part of the 90's...I would have to say all of the movies. Matrix, Titanic, Forrest Gump...all pretty good.

Answer 1

i was in high school, getting my driver's license and then starting college. independence is sweet. and i am still friends with a group of girls from hs. grunge was great and i still remember when kurt cobain passed away. everyone on campus was all sad.

Answer 2

For the most part, the 90's sucked!

I want the 80's back!!

I DO love Forrest Gump though.

Answer 3

For me the best part of the 90s was simply growing with my friends from elementry school through high school.

I remember the Ken Griffey jr jersey Seattle Mariners baseball jersey that my dad bought me since he was my favorite non Orioles player growing up.

I remember when the Orioles where a lot more competative in the 90s than they have been over the last several years.

I didn't grow up in the same town as Cal Ripken jr. of Aberdeen MD but I grew up in the Baltimore metro area like he did. I remember a lot of people wearing the "Cal Ripken Jr 2131 I was there" t-shirts after he broke Lou Gehrig's (Yankees hall of famer, friend and teammate of Babe Ruth) consecutive games played record of 2,130 straight games which was the top record for that feat.

I remember when MTV used to play rock music on a regular basis. I remember my best friend introducing me to song by Candlebox called "Far Behind" that sparked my interest into listening to music, specifically rock.

I remember when Super Nintendo first came out and any gamer in the US from elementry school to high school had their jaw dropping at the 16 bit graphics, Legend of Zelda a Link the Past ruled the video game world. (Me? I was more into the Final Fantasy games and Super Mario World that came out for Super Nintendeo before FF became popular on Playstation).

And I could on, but I think that's good for now.

Answer 4

I even have been a fan since risky album. To be right while the bear in concepts the time video got here out i became into hooked and than later found out the comparable MJ i became into loving became into the comparable MJ my mom enjoyed for the duration of the Jackson's, Off the Wall, And secret.....So all my existence and that i offered ever album while they got here out no longer while he died. the only e book i did no longer purchase till his dying became into the recent Magic, insanity, entire tale and MJ tapes. it somewhat is it. I even have over 40 years of Magazines from my relatives in my storage. I even have the certainly albums particular Albums from the jackson 5 and different previous college souls singers

Answer 5

I liked the latter end of the 90s, but then again, that's the only part that I remember. I liked the pop/rock music, the NOW CDs, and Disney movies. I also liked the futuristic gold and silver fashions. They are funny to look back on now. And ROLLERSKATING!!! Does anyone still do that anymore?

Answer 6

- The '90s were a golden age for Saturday morning cartoons
- T.G.I.F. on the ABC network
- Jurassic Park & Pulp Fiction
- The birth of the feature-length CGI film with "Toy Story"
- Ska music
- Comic book movies began to catch on

Answer 7

I'm sorry to disagree, but the music was great. Look at the 80's, music was laughable and everyone dressed like a sideshow freak.

Todays music, for the most part, I find very boring. There are exceptions ou there, but not many.

Answer 8

Why? I was born in the 90's. September 26, 1991. I'm a 90's man!

Answer 9

Good movies, good music (rock and top 40), clothes were much better than the 80's (thank god), and my hair did not have to be 25 inches high (saved a lot of money on hair spray).

Answer 10

well i grew up in the 90s so i would say like the music i wus young in the 90s and still am young but i liked hanson the backstreet-boys n-sync and brittney spears its funny how so much has changed since then. i used to watch nickaloaden when it was actually good like are you afraid of the dark, rockos moderen life, and angry beavers. i miss those days alot