No one cares about the 90s anymore.
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BrownBunny
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I’m in my 20s and I like the 90s but then again, I love history and cultural evolution. I find the distinctive trends in fashion, music, television, film, etc. from decade to decade utterly fascinating. I can’t wax poetically about the 90s like I lived it because I was literally a toddler for all of it. From an objective point of view, the 80s and 70s are more compelling decades.
I don't do it to be modern, most of the music I Buy is 70s Soul/Jazz Funk.
I love 90s rap, but it has its time and place for me.
Sankofa Alwayz
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Those been a big hit over the last 5 years, those retro Polaroid cameras that go for like $130+ at Target, Best Buy, etc. I’ve been wanting to get one and make a new photo album for my friends and family and also one for traveling. Physical photo albums just hit different compared to IG, Facebook, etc.
Kairi Irving
Here Comes A New Challenger
Culture has been stagnant for a while now
Sankofa Alwayz
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. Never got into it.
To me it was just the other show by the guy who made Fairly Oddparents.
Straight Wild Thornberrys status.
We not about to slander Wild Thornberrys up in here breh breh
Those been a big hit over the last 5 years, those retro Polaroid cameras that go for like $130+ at Target, Best Buy, etc. I’ve been wanting to get one and make a new photo album for my friends and family and also one for traveling. Physical photo albums just hit different compared to IG, Facebook, etc.
You can go to their website and get it for $99. They gotta starter kit for $144 which includes color and b/w film.
People say that people need to stat in their lane. OK, sure..I will stay in my lane and cherish my era..
It's hard to choose between listening to young rappers and old rappers....so I just listen to house.
The upbeat lively vibes keep me going.
I just turned 36 btw.
feelosofer
#ninergang
To me it was just the other show by the guy who made Fairly Oddparents.
Straight Wild Thornberrys status.
I remember watching this show with my oldest son, Danny Phantom was very underrated.
With that said the 90's was a hell of decade people will still reminisce.
Not only that, but the goofy, young weirdos of today encourage those culture vultures to steal our music and sounds - not even a little bit of homage or respect necessary. Back in the day, when non-blacks were doing black music, they at least needed to prove why we should respect them.
Not a '90s song, but Phil Collins video on the previous page reminds me that Phil Collins is a good example. Collins produced Philip Bailey's (amazing) second album "Chinese Wall" and participated in the music video for the single "Easy Lover," as he said he knew no TV station would play it if there wasn't a white guy up front.
EDIT: And yes, the video is weird, 'cause......... it's an '80s video.
That's fine but that shyt is over with. Move on. Get yourself poppin TODAY and you won't be so focused on how things USED to be.GOAT Music, GOAT Movies, No social media, Clubs was actually fun.
It's hard to choose between listening to young rappers and old rappers....so I just listen to house.
The upbeat lively vibes keep me going.
I just turned 36 btw.
You can listen to all off it.
Sankofa Alwayz
#FBADOS #B1 #D(M)V #KnowThyself #WaveGod
We ain’t have cable, internet or a DVD player til 05
Be kind rewind nikka
96 to infinity
‘96 ain’t late 90’s breh
The '90s was the last decade of genuine diversity too. Not only did we have our own TV shows, movies and cartoons, but there was a fair amount of "inclusion" in non-black shows as well.
In the mid '00s, something happened to where the only shows kids watched were "Hannah Montana," the "Suite Life of Zac and Cody" (or whatever it's called) and that show Ariana Grande was in, so no wonder so many of the Retarded Generation (born after '96) think diversity didn't exist until Twitter mobs needed to force it down our throats. I think that's my biggest thing with the mid-'00s and on through today - very little anymore comes about in an authentic manner (aside from being authentically retarded.)
In the mid '00s, something happened to where the only shows kids watched were "Hannah Montana," the "Suite Life of Zac and Cody" (or whatever it's called) and that show Ariana Grande was in, so no wonder so many of the Retarded Generation (born after '96) think diversity didn't exist until Twitter mobs needed to force it down our throats. I think that's my biggest thing with the mid-'00s and on through today - very little anymore comes about in an authentic manner (aside from being authentically retarded.)
Spade
Superstar
I remember that as well. Everybody was questioning it. Still had 90s culture although minimal at that time. It could and probably should be made now though. I remember back in the 90s, they had those time life infomercials at night playing 70s and 80s songs. I wonder if they are still around and have they done that for 90s songs. But yeah, nobody cared about the 80s like that in the 10s and the closer we get to the 30s, the more people will not care about the 00s.It’s funny because I remember when Vh1 made “I love the 90s” in 2004 and I remember saying “already?It’s too soon!” Lol