Another good one! Thanks!

“In the 90s only weirdos thought the government was watching us and now only weirdos think the government isn’t watching us” that may be my new favorite quote

The fact that the 90's is considered retro depresses me so much!

I miss physically going out and renting movies every Friday night and going to the mall on weekends buying new album releases and smoking and drinking walking through the mall. ❤ Good times.

When the 90s rolled around it was still the 80s for a couple years yet, the big hair didn't go away overnight. '93-'94 is about when things started to crop up that we largely associate with the time, there's always a little bleed over from the previous decade.

I turned 20 in 1990! The dawning if "The Super Models" & I lived in Seattle during the height of the "Grunge Era"! I'm SO proud to be a Gen- Xer!😎

The most wholesome thing about the 80s and 90s is seeing families together.

Remember using a pay phone? Remember calling your ride at 1800-Collect and saying "Come Pick Me Up" ?😂😂😂

I miss the 90’s so much, I remember sleeping over at my friends all the time playing N64 up all night!

In 1999 I made a mixtape for my fiance. Today, the tape itself is in a box of cherished things in her storage, and the contents of the tape are on her phone. We listened to it 3 days ago.

I really miss the 80s and 90s. Good simple times. I still have my blockbuster card lol. Ahh those were the days! Thank you for the video and memories.

I graduated in 93. In highschool I worked in the GAP when their clothes were super preppy and very well made. I miss those days of things still being well made. Almost impossible to find that these days without spending a fortune.

I miss the 90s so bad it hurts sometimes. We had real friends (not followers), partied HARD and just had fun.

every day I miss the 90's

I love that line “back then only weirdos thought the government was watching us and now only weirdos don’t think the government is watching us”

In the 90s we could travel across the country to a Grateful Dead show and meet up with friends from other parts of the country without GPS or cell phones.

College was affordable. Every semester or academic year parents could afford to write a check for tuition. My part time job paid for books with plenty of money left over. Gen X is the last generation to afford life.

Y2K... 😆I was at a new years eve party to ring in 2000. While people counted down the clock, I went over to the breaker box and shut the power off at midnight. LMAO People freaked and a woman started crying and screaming, "I told you! I knew 💩was going to hit the fan!" I laughed and laughed.

I had a red Bulls Starter jacket in 8th grade. Most kids my age had one. I remember my mom buying it for me at a flea market. What I miss the most about the 90's were the TV shows and movies.

I graduated high school in 91. What a great time to be a part of.

The 90’s, the real cool time to be a kid.

You can say anything you want about "nostalgia" but the fact is that it connects people like nothing else.

Drive in movie theaters were the best. Sorry to anyone who missed that

My sister and I used to go to Blockbuster every weekend and my parents would let us pick out a movie each and then we would go get a pizza. We got our first answering machine in like 1999 which might have been alot later than most.

80s are forever gold love everything about this channel thanks for taking us back every weekend

Bring back the 90s! You can see, touch, experience things without tapping screens and rude customer service!! Miss the 90s dearly. 😊

"Don't ask me where I got that statistic because I made it up" Gold!

My car is a 2015 and still has a CD player. And yes, I still have my 1990's CD case full of (mostly) 1990's CDs in it.

Things we did back then had way more meaning then they do today. The harder the life gets the more we appreciate it and the easier it gets the less we appreciate it.

Like I said previously “if I could relive a decade it would be the 1990s”.

I remember being so excited every Friday night to catch the next episode of X-Files. Then I remember being absolutely floored hearing "Smells Like Teen Spirit" for the first time on the radio. Lots and lots of good memories from that decade.

Hi rhetty ❤ don't forget that when we used the cassettes to record over we always had to cover the two holes at the top so the record button would work 😅

Love this video but it just makes me so nostalgic. I am a 90s teenager and miss those days a lot. I miss renting videos, going to the mall, buying CDs, answering machines, and everything 90s. I still have my CD collection from the 90s and they are my treasure. I still remember pagers too. Yes, the year 2000 was a big fear for everyone. The net was still new to everyone and dial up was a pain. Our phone lines were always busy and my relatives would complain about how they can’t call my parents. There were some inconveniences but overall I miss the 90s so much. It is a pity that my nephews were not born yet. Yes, I only have a few beanie babies and got a few cheap ones that I liked. I still have them to this day. Sadly they are not worth anything. However, they are a priceless memory to me. Thanks so much for sharing and making this video! I felt like I just got into a time machine and went back to the 90s. The feeling is indescribable.❤👍

A walk down memory lane. I remember being dropped off at the mall and hanging out with friends in the Arcade. Those are also the days where they had $1 movie theatre's. I could never fully enjoy movies no matter what theatre I was at because stadium seating wasn't a thing back then. I could only hope that in a theatre packed full of people nobody who was tall would sit in front of me and that barely happened. I remember the sound of manual credit card machines. Don't know why I loved the sound of it so much. Cars had roll down windows. Coming home with the streetlights came on and watching "Tales from the Crypt" at night with my friends. Simpler time back then and I have a wealth of childhood memories. I have to watch some more of these videos!!

Really miss the 90s so much. Renting movies on a Friday night, watching TGIF, the games etc.

I had my first kid in '92 when I was 21❤💯...lol Now she's 31❤❤...yeh it was the last great decade!!....before it all blew up😂😂....Love ya Rhetty

Back then i was more connected to my family and friends. I remember i used to watch movies and commercials every Christmas with my family. We all got together. Now no one even watches tv or enjoy it far less then they used to. They watch it today because they have no other choice.

The Y2K doomsday parties I attended at 27 years old were epic, and my friends and I still say they were the best parties we ever went to. Even though I'm almost 53 now, I'm still guilty of uttering the phrase, "You got to party like its 1999!" The gen z crowd today just couldn't "hang" with my old crowd of rowdy friends.

*90’s were fun good times*

Running to the bathroom in the commercial breaks, I forgot all about that. Now you just have to pause the tv for however long you want, and it’s waiting like a loyal dog for when you return. 😂 Thanks Rhett. ❤️Jodie 🇦🇺

I remember setting up the VCR to record a show while I was gone.. never got the clock set correctly though 😅

Crying 😢 blockbusters! Nothing like a blockbuster night

I miss the 90s my favorite decade this will sound crazy but if I could just go back in time to relive the 80s and 90s over and over again forever I be ok with that

Commercial breaks are so long nowadays that you can walk to the bathroom, go to the kitchen and prepare a meal, and return to the living room with one or two commercials to spare.

That's right! I remember the 1990's very vividly, while growing up in Pontiac, Michigan

I was born in 2000 and stuff from the 90s were still hanging around when I was a kid, the cars back then weren't entirely SUVs but regular two door cars and trucks. Everything was more colorful and eye catching, the 2000s helped with that

I always have a fondness for the 80s, 90s and even early 2000s. Being a kid made EVERYTHING magical. Holidays were super special and having a big family made them even more so. You def know how to bring out the nostalgia my friend ☺️

The 80's were the best!! However, I agree with these memories. I did Glamour Shots. Expensive is what I remember. Payphones are definitely a rarity. And these days they're in seedy parts of town and tapped to track drug dealers. I can remember watching an entire episode of Young and Restless before the computer connected. 😂 I loved ZIMA back in the day. Thank you my friend. As always, a great upload. 😊

The 90s… were everything. ❤

Oh my goodness, Rhett, you did it again. So many memories. My daughter begged for Glamour Shots until I relented. She was about 12 years old and today we laugh at the different poses that made a young girl pose like a seasoned model. Everything in today's video is very familiar to me. Thanks for the fun look back in time.

One thing I miss about the old internet even though dial up sucked. I liked how you could personalize everything on your computer. Change the color and sound schemes. We had the internet, but still spent most of our time interacting with real people. You still had to back then. I ask myself if we're really better off now. In some ways yes as far as medical technology and internet, but IMO the 90sd was the last great generation, I loved the alternative grunge music scene, but that's gone forever too.

I remember what a pain it was having to mail in or drop off the film to be developed. When you finally got the prints you were disappointed to see only a few were worth keeping. Ha!!! Hi Jodie! 👋😁🇦🇺

My mom had her photo taken at Glamour Shots. It was a birthday present in the mid 1990's and she loved it.

I am also subscribed to the Recollection Road channel. Both great channels with similar content but I like your narration more. Your voice is very comforting.

Lol, I remember my parents would take the phone off the hook during certain tv shows so we wouldn't be interrupted.

Forget Apple Music, what about KZfaq Music

There was a tangible electricity that permeated the air back then it's been absent for a very long time. Young people will unfortunately never understand.

I had turned 26 in 1990, I was getting married, working 2 jobs, and still getting established. In that decade, we had 3 kids, and I was so busy.

And that's why I totally loved the 90's and was for me the absolute best Decade. It was very wild and crazy (in a good Way) and experimental in Movies, Shows, Games, Comics, Toys, had very cool and also funny Commercials, etc. and that's exactly what gave this Decade it's Charme. So grateful for fully experiencing it back then ❤

I miss 90s mall & cheap movie nights, high school teens like myself would go to socialize & meet girls..just hangin' at the mall

The best memories I have of the 90s were having my daughter and son. ❤Oh, and a whole lot of Barney & Friends, Nickelodeon, and VHS Disney movies. Thanks, Rhett. 😊

I was in high school in 1995. What a fun era. It was the last great decade. Kids today won't know the world before all the electronic trash

I actually still have my Broncos Starter jacket from when I was in high school. It was one of the first “expensive” things I bought myself

Nobody is talking about the damn beepers everyone had? I finally got my first one (and only one) in '96. It had a lanyard and everything lol

Job searches were a nightmare, especially for us in rural areas. I would drive all day for several days going from business to business filling out applications in lobbies. If you were real lucky you could find a job in the classifieds section of the newspaper but even then, they would want you to go apply in person. Other option was the yellow pages, go down the list calling every business that might hire you of course then drive to every one that showed interest. My main issue was every city around me was long distance to call and that could get very expensive in a hurry!

90’s were fun good times.

The 70's to the 90's were my favorite times to be alive. Sadly I took too much of it for granted thinking that things would always be like that but I was so wrong. I would give anything to go back and live it all over again. Like the song goes you don't know what you got till it's gone. I did though make the best out of the times and lived life to the fullest. It's those awesome memories that make it why I want to go back so bad.

1990's I filled my gas in my car for $10.00!😮

I have zero recollection of hyper color clothing. That must have been a very short lived fad.

YIKES!! When the 1990's are retro...YOU OLD!! 🤣🤣🤣

This was an awesome video;enjoyed it. In the 90s you use to have to wait,for your fav song to play on the radio;to record it on a cassette tape.

Being 40 years old, as a "90's kid" This is very nostalgic and sad...life was a lot simpler then.

For a thrift store worker such as myself , beanie babies have become the bane of my life

My Aunt Virginia always left a message on our answering machine saying “where y’all at “ “ they’re not coming to the phone” or “the girla are on the internet “. God forbid we leave the house lmao.

The 90s were interesting because for the first time in our lives, my mom actually LIKED me & my sister's clothing - 60s stuff from The Salvation Army 😂

This was a nice nostalgic trip, thanks!

God I miss being a teen in the 90s, we use to hang out at the mall on a Saturday night with our friends!

These channels are quickly becoming my favorites. First videos in quite awhile that have made me feel happy watching. The 80s and 90s were happier simpler times for me and I love relivisiting these decades any way I can. I still have a VCR, a few VHS tapes and cassettes, and my old Video Games, and I'm glad I held on to them all these years. Great Channel.

Husky gentlemen also liked getting their photos taken at glamour shots.

Lactose intolerance always existed, it was called painful abdominal cramps and gas.

Great Content, Retro is my favorite! 👍🏻🇺🇲

I just watched this video with my 8 year old trying to explain to her the things in the video that I owned or did at the time during the 90's when I was a tween and teenager lol. It's so crazy that I have to explain these things when It used to be common knowledge, this makes me really feel my age and now I understand more than ever why my parents and grandparents would say often that life is short, before you know it you'll be my age!

As a 36 year old DAMN i miss the 90's and 2000!!! Those where TRULY the best times nowadays it completely suck!!

I remember drinking Zima!

I like those 80s metal cassettes. My favorite music.

I had a Hypercolor shirt. I was in 4th grade and got it for Christmas from some family friends. I couldn't wait to wear it, so I wore it to school with a long sleeved shirt underneath because it was still cold out. Kids used to drag me down the hall and stand me in front of the heater to watch my pink shirt turn solid white. Then we'd go back to class, and they'd watch it slowly turn pink again as it cooled off. I was thinking about Hypercolor the other day, and I'm glad this video popped up so I could relive the glory days. I really miss the 90s. September 11, 2001 changed everything. The world began sucking after that. It's the delineation between everything was great to EVERYTHING SUCKS. Thanks for this lovely video!

as kid you could walk to the store alone and get candy and lunch. i grew up in the 90's and miss a lot from that time

I had many hyper color shirts. I ran them through the dryer many times. Did not damage them.

I was born in 82.....I was a teen in the 90s and tell ya what......I couldn't have asked for a better year to be a teen

I was a young kid during the 1990's, but I actually do remember a lot of these things. I remember going to Blockbuster with my dad. I remember that I loved the smell of Blockbuster. I remember the AOL sound. And I remember that my mother did not believe in the Y2K problem one bit. Luckily, she was right 😂. What a fun trip down memory lane!

Best thing about coming of age in the 90’s-knowing the world prior to, during, & after (the initial stage of..) the information age transformation

Computers and internet ruined the world

The fact you had all Metallica tracks showing when talking about Napster was perfect! Well done sir well done

This makes me tear up🥲...I definitely miss growing up in those times, life seemed simpler the spring and summer months also brighter ... family BBQs at the park or going to rent movies and games for the weekend .. Hanging out at the arcades or going to a friday night dance then to a beach party afterwards..now those things never happen anymore 😢.

My dad just retired but he was a photographer and at one time co-owned a photo studio that did knock-off Glamour Shots. It was lucrative for a while but he saw its decline (as well as predicted digital photography) and sold his half of the business. I had one of those thermal reactive T- shirts and despite washing & drying it as instructed, the effect stopped working after a while. My tape-less digital answering machine had caller ID and I thought it was the coolest thing! Oh and I remember those Thomas Guide notebook map. You didn’t have to fold them and they were crucial for pizza delivery drivers, as they allowed one to find specific addresses as well as smaller streets and roads that you couldn’t find on big maps!

I had a hyper color shirt back then. Everyone would walk up and put their hands all over it. I think i wore it once. Lol

Always fantastic Rhetty !! A memory popped into my mind about Girbaud jeans while watching. Thanks as always !! 👍❣️

I rather relive the 90s forever than the decades today

1990: Don't label me bro! 2024: Don't mislabel me bro!

90s memory I miss was deer hunting and drinking Red Dog Beer with my Family 😊