What was clubbing like in the 90s?

[Scott Larock]

It was some real nikka shyt, no skinny jeans wearing homes, no gayness, times, jeans, pure realness. Women respected nikkas more, biggie, Pat, wu, and all real shyt. I csn even say early 2000 when cash money first dropped was some real nikka shyt.

I still remember 5th Street club on South beach, and stone love sold out clashes in Miami. Mid 90s

 

[Remote]

Everybody today just takes crappy quality video of concerts.

And the phone's speakers are crap so all these Instagram vids show a blurry Kanye or Beyonce but instead of music you just hear "bbbbbbbbbbbbbbrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrmmmmmmmmmmmmmbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbb"

 

[SNG]

I don't understand why some clubs ain't bringin back slow dancing back. All this fukkin turnup and grindin is sometimes on some add shyt. Back in the day the slow jams the music made women want to fukk not fukkin molly.

 

[KinksandCoils]

How many people are even old enough to have been clubbing in the 90s on this board????

You would have to be in your mid to late 30s on up. Most of us ain't even 30 on here

 

[Commander in Chiefin]

Clubbing in NY back then was crazy. Limelight, Sound Factory, Webster Hall, Carbon/Exit, The Tunnel were all popping back then. Nobody constantly taking pics, no pretentious people, just good old partying, alcohol and drugs. And there was no bottle service back then, so everybody was pretty much on an even playing field.

 

[Remote]

I don't understand why some clubs ain't bringin back slow dancing back. All this fukkin turnup and grindin is sometimes on some add shyt. Back in the day the slow jams the music made women want to fukk not fukkin molly.

Not the 90s but when R Kelly had that "Feeling on your booty" song like 10 years ago...that sh*t ended every party right.