This is strictly for us 80's babies who are the real 90's kids.
Rremembers when me and my friends would play basketball in the backyard until there grass turned into dust.
Remembers playing nikka knocking and tag.
Remembers all the neighborhood kids racing from the start to the end of the street to see who is the fastest.
Remembers when I got a personal address book to write down and save my friends numbers
Remembers being geeked when I had got a wireless headphones radio walking around outside with two hands free.
Remembers freezing batteries so I can finish playing sonic on my Sega game gear outside with my friends.
Remembers when having a crush on a girl wasn't looked down upon.
Remembers family bbq's and picnics.
Remembers when gas was 89¢
Remembers when I had video game systems but still ended up outside.
Remembers when MacDonalds had orange ice cream.
Remembers coming to school with a fresh part on your head and see who had the best designs.
Remembers slow dancing.
Remembers when I couldn't leave the front porch.
Remembers choosing between buying an action figure, VHS blanks or batteries.
Remembers learning how to write and use a library card to find books.
Remembers wearing jerseys because you was a fan of the team and you didn't wear them for style or fad.
Remembers hand writing papers.
Remembers carrying around floppy disk.
Remembers carrying around them black heavy ass portable CD players.
Remembers them mom and pop video and game rental store before blockbuster.
Remembers hating reading the TV guide.
Remembers using phone both.
Remembers when blacks had multiple lanes to create music such as swing, hip hop, rap, r&b, soul, Neo soul and techno.
Remembers when blacks did techno music in the 90's and it was outstanding compared to now.
Remembers the rebirth of knowing thy self and historical African figures in the early 90's.
Remembers when going to the movies was 4.50
Remembers when wearing a sweat suit, ball cap and a fresh pair of nikes or reeboks was dope
Remembers trading sports cards.
Remembers trappler keepers.
Remember taking family photos and the mothers making all us little kds dress and match