hey it's Tori yup

Shut up Flanders

Especially the metal ones lmao

Lego who

worse than lego.

Jeah same

Same 😂

Lol I.had all of them aside from the girls stuff (this is my wife's account)

Same ESPECIALLY jelly sandals

Same

The confusing part is....people saying they were BORN in 2000-2003 and saying they remember this stuff...that means you werent even 5 years old until 2005-2008......and those trends were definitely dead by then. I think when you were born in the mid-late 80s....and you were elementary and middle school by the 90s....thats who got the FULLLLLLL experience of these trends lol

@@ashdingler1 yeah! I was born in 93 so I didn't really live the 90s. What I remember mostly of my childhood is the late 90s early 2000s (bc I was 5-10). Some of the stuff was still around but not everything. But by the mid 2000s all of those things were definitely gone. In 2005-2007 I feel like a new era started!

Yeah I was born in 87, so I got the whole experience...the 2000's had their own trends as well, but they blended with old 90's trends. In my hometown we were also a little behind the trend so the 90s fashions lasted a little longer there. @@ashdingler1

Fr

Born in 95

Dude yea and Tommy is back in a big way. I literally have a cute tommy coat ive had since I was 17 and last year I gave it to my 19 year old son and he loves it!

I remember everyone trippin over CKone. Calvin Klein made a fortune from where I grew up 😂😂

I remember all of it! 😁

Hush Puppies too my everyday shoes way back from high school

Omg Bermuda shorts

I was born in the mid 2000’s and I had most of this

Me

I know I'm late but as a 2005 baby, I associate all of these things with childhood. Mostly because they were what my friends (the losers) wore back in first grade and I lived on hand-me-downs.

Me bro lol

No, i had some of these like a decade ago

MusicianAdam yay. XD and I really hope they do come back

MusicianAdam and bitches think they aesthetic 😂😂💀

MusicianAdam true

MusicianAdam like janko jeans, but they are way less exaggerated and are way cuter. Usually girls where them

MusicianAdam it's called vintage aesthetic

I heard on the radio a lot college students in Illinois are getting mullets and I seen quiet a few last week with some

It’s 2019

@@stevenroberts9097 I'm from Chicago and into the 80's and 90's fasion/deep house/synthwave but I don't think it has to with being from illinois lul

First month of 2020 we have a deadly virus going around Donald trump is pissing Iran off and the uk is leaving the eu

Jolliee Guy 2020

Some of these trends carried over into the early 2000's. Especially stuff like the puka shell necklaces and frosted tips were still seen up until about 2003 (at least in my high school).

I am too, but I grew up recognizing all the 80's & 90's stuff

I was born in 2005 and i had all of these things not the pants tho

Yeah like that’s so weird.

me too

same I still have them

same

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Lmaoooo He wears the SAME one

Ikr 😂😂

Thats what i was thinking

HE USED TO BE LIKE BEST FRIENDS WITH SHANNA (the Jamaican lady) AND IT REMINDS ME OF 2013 SHANE AND IM ACTUALLY CRYING

Oh I'm oak I'm not g Upset k nothing to say don't worry about me Hunter it's Heather

Remember those Jelly bags?

Came out in "78". I sold them downtown Cleveland

@@annastarr2043 Ok came out in 70's first clever cloggs lol

Had to wear orange jellies in jail lol

Cause there were children in the late 90's... Had they gotten people in their late 30's or 40's you would had gotten the grunge GenX phase.... These are millennials....

Those shirts are timeless just like Doc Martens and converse!

Popular in the early "80's" with some.

Fryode early 90’s

OMG soooo true 😂

you're only 5 years older than me. You can't feel old yet lol

Jesse Holiday Someone 46 could say the same thing about you

OMG! You are so young. Enjoy it! I am in my late 30's.

Lol That's what us that were born 94-98 ( 20 - 24 ) are saying about early 2000 kids. WHEN THE FUCK did you turn 15 ?? Or He/she is ABOUT TO BE 18 ????

I love shanna Malcolm

Namjoon is oppa ikr my mom is Jamaica

Nihal ibu I

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Nihal ibu I weared almost weared all of the trend and I weared the jelly sandles when I was 3 years old

German Quiñonez honestly she’s really annoying

how

Paola Vanegas they all are annoying

It just means when it was popularised

I would had preferred they had people who were over 18 in 1990 to talk about "90's" trends... These are children who are reminiscing 1997

Idk about other places but in my country most of these are very popular and in fashion. I'm a millennium kid so I didn't even know these were from the 90s lol. Like half of the girls wear those tiny bags here...

@D. Freeman LATE 90s trends.

Me too!

so did I!

omfg sameee haha

1999 kid struggles

Saaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaame

2001, I was playing CS original, I def getting old

No you don’t because you weren’t there. You saw a movie when you were little so you think it’s your memory.

Duh she is Spanish

She speaks in spanish, but she is not spanish you know

hahaha, most of americans think the ppl who speak spanish is in one big bag, not throwing shade, but its kinda true (btw im latin Too)

+Mire VS Hola. ;-) Most Americans think people that speak Spanish "is" in one big bag? Should be "are" in one big bag, and by saying "Most Americans"...that's doing the same thing. (Meaning in one big bag.) I do understand your point. Lots of people in the South West (CA, AZ, NM, and TX) are used to most Spanish speaking people being Mexican. (Because of the majority of Hispanics that live there.) It's probably like that for people in FL, and it's surrounding states to think that most Spanish speakers are Cuban. It is easy to think that way in those states when most Hispanics that live there are Cuban (FL) or Mexican.(CA, AZ, NM, & TX) The rest of the states probably go by whatever the majority of Hispanic people live in their area. I do like that Latin Ladies. Especially when they speak Español. Just not when they're pissed off. LOL Then I can't even keep up with what they are saying. ;-) "Ten una buena semana" :-)

+Chico Man Damn, I wrote a book. LOL

I still wear plaid and cargo pants. Lol. I just ditched the fanny pack and the those classic happy colors. Now if I wear something like pepsi colors or like purple and green I feel like Wham! is going to start playing from nowhere.

most of my current wardrobe!!!

I don’t know why but I sang the to the tune of We didn’t start the fire.

My schools is bringing scrunchies back

oh they back lollll

i had a pair lol of them i jeans i thought i was so cool.. looking back im lmao.

youre young. you don't understand.

I only saw one guy wearing those jeans in my entire life and I didn't even know there was a name for it until I watched this video. It was awful. I was a kid back then and I saw this guy board the train in those hugeass jeans and he kept lifting the hems so people wouldn't accidentally step on it. Wth

+3StarLogo yes probably im 25 .....i mean i wore bell bottoms but never saw this but then again i was born and raised in the "hood" lol

SUPA LEXY I'm the same age and I saw those everywhere especially when I snuck into the "rich" neighborhoods.

she just put on that accent

+Molly Booker shes still Jamaican tho

+Molly Booker no she really is from Jamaica but she knows how to speak without her accent

^^

her name is shanna Malcolm, the accent comes and goes because she's been living in America for a while

idk why I'm commenting on this

Those were my beach shoes too haha. I was born in the 90's though.

same

I used to wear them when I was like 3

Same fam

Alexandria Efthimiou they first came out in the 70's same as the chockers

eljiea same 😂

ARMY

ARMY

eljiea me too

Also you totes forgot those curly shoe laces hahah

Paige Nancy yes! I remember those.

Flannel is a must

And Oakley sunglasses, the clear ones with bluey purple reflective lenses

Jynco Jeans are undoubtedly the bellbottoms of the 1990s.

She has her own youtube channel! :D

+Taylor Ann Bicica what is her channel?

+Emmy nicolaysen pretty sure it's just Shanna Malcolm, i'm sure if you put that in the search bar her channel will come up.

Taylor Ann Bicica is it that chick that used to be friends with Shane?

Gee Williker Yes!

& i had jelly sandals too even tho i was a 00's baby

You weren't alive so how do you know it was lit exactly

Jay Ant when we’re you born ??

I was born in 1986, but I don't remember too much of the early 90s so couldn't tell you how great it was. The second half was pretty good. I always talk about how I miss the 90's but my husband disagrees lol

Also born in 86. I had pretty trendy parents so I definitely remember the styles of the early 90s. I was rockin those leggings with stirrups, shoulder pads, monogrammed Adidas windbreakers, neon everything, t-shirts with scrunchies, the whole 9. I also still love the music from that time. New Jack Swing is making a slight comeback. But you're right, we still missed out.

OMG YES

fetus?ew

I was thinking about that

+Connor Reda No, not THAT fetus. We mean like 12 year old Dan Howell.

+iiue oh hahaha. oops. also who is that?

yes girrrl😣😣

same!

I know - right, lol, and how many 'uncool' things I might still own :-)

especially when your kids are grown ups

Same even though I was born in 2004😞

@Ziyiweishu Technically the trends you stated that was specifically the late 90s was the start of the 2000s, just like the late 2000s was the start of 2010s, each late decades was the start of changes for the upcoming next decade, isn't it obvious like how the early part of the decade is different and older looking than from the late, at least that's how I see it and I'm a Millennial.

@@-OBEY- overalls early 90s. Chokers mid, butterfly clips mid but went mainstream and became trendy in 1998... 100% facts

Oversized clothes also mid 90s

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It was Not that much different from the early 2000s or previous decades however the clothes were kinda like previous trends as well but with more of a urban kick to it. I just put it this way. It was a life where technology wasn't needed and a time of cool video games and great music. and I also can't forget it was a great golden era for cartoons.

90s was the best decade of everything. Music, movies, fashion, tv shows, sports, all of that. It was also a good era because it was before 9/11. The aura of the years after 9/11 just seemed to decline.

It was an interesting decade because looking back on it, it felt like a more innocent time period, but that also that kids were less likely to be sheltered from hard topics. I look at some of the old kids shows that were on PBS and they would depict death and dark topics that they would likely now never allow, but that there was still and innocent quality to it. I've been on a major nostalgia kick, I kinda miss those days.

@@pepstalynn I hear this often but I disagree. Maybe it's because most of my childhood memories are from 2001-06...

@@hakeemsd70m The 90s were top notch. A very cool decade. It was the majority of my teen years and just a fun time to be alive in my opinion.

If you were born in 2002...how? How do you remember this stuff? You are 16 and this shit is from 20+ years ago

Sameeeee lmao

@@Giordano_ I'm even younger and I still remember this stuff from older relatives and TV. Trends don't disappear immediately; the iconic ones get used (less), and the bad remain in public memory to be mocked. I'd have butterfly clips in my hair when I went to church in 2008 - 10.

@@Giordano_ You never said that, so how are people supposed to know what you meant? And since half of these weren't exclusively 90s things, the OP and I "lived through" an era where these were still trends. Stop backpedalling.

@@Giordano_ Don't even _begin_ to condescend. If you want to bring age into it, whatever. But if you cannot argue with a literal child, I'll treat you like one. People born in the early 2000s can still remember trends associated with the 90s -- even though they were not alive during the decade -- because they still existed within the media. They were still alive at a time when these trends still existed. This is what I originally said to you. To add to that point, people born in the 2000s would have parents who might have partaken in some of these trends. Note how I'm making it clear I've added something onto my point so that I'm not backpedalling like you have been. From your first fucking reply (to me), you were talking about "the milennials" (though you are one) talking about trends from eras they weren't alive in. I said something in disagreement, and you told me that you talked about it in a different comment feed -- completely missing the point that: if you didn't say it from the get-go, don't expect anyone to read your mind (or search the comment section for what you said). You not remembering 80s trends does not mean that other people cannot remember things from their own childhood. Especially if it's more recent for them than the mid-late 80s are for you. Simple as that.

0LolaLola the 90s isn't a culture lmao it's a time period. These things are all just fads from that time period, and fads come in and out of style often

I saw more people from the hood with Starter jackets than middle class people.

And the no feat shirts was also a fashion trend in the ,90s

I ment no fear

She's so funny 😂

yes pls

Idk why you would feel bad for 2000 kids cause we amazing

+Aubrey Mishel your comment is why lol

+Jane McConville 😂😂😂😂😂😂I see it now

I am more blessed to be a 2000's kid bc I didn't have the fashion and I grew up in the like changing years into like the new millennium

2000'S KIDS LEGIT HAVE ALMOST ALL OF THE SAME THINGS 90'S KIDS DID!! not ALL but most

Nah.... These are children remembering 1996-2002... I would had prefer people who were 20 somethings in the 90's...

sameeeeee

same bruh

I wasn't but I wish I was😂

I was born in 2004 so I don't know what they were talking about well some of it.

I was I was born in 1999

Those stupid rubber band ponytail holders break everyone's hair. They're aweful and I wouldn't wish wearing them on anyone.

Apparently you did. JNCO jeans were real big in the late 90s.

I think those were mostly wore in ghetto hood areas

@@ChristianVBlue3 How did you come to that conclusion? People in the hood usually wore Dickies in the 90s.

@@pepstalynn Idk from what hood you're from, but I remember seeing people wearing them around here back then. Used the big pockets to put stuff like snacks, drinks, even drugs or weapons

@@ChristianVBlue3 In my hood alot of people wore Dickies. I wore Dickies, JNCOs, Hilfiger, Girbaud, Polo and other stuff.

Leone B ja dat herriner ik me

Well, this. Apart from that, they were uncomfortable as hell.

Ja ik had die dingen toen ik klein was, vreselijk😂

Wondering how also

No

They are timeless fashion!

I still wear my docs proudly! They're never out of style!