40 Hilariously Honest Jokes And Memes About The 1990s That Children Today Will Not Understand
The '90s were the best decade to grow up in. Life was so much better and calmer than today's fast-paced modern life.
A majority of people reading this are probably those who are either from the '90s or know for a fact that the '90s were the best decade on the planet. The '90s were when life was so much better and much calmer than it is today.
Things were cheaper, people were saner, and music was so much more awesome. Don't get me wrong; I love my life today, but I miss the '90s.
Since I can't turn back time, whenever I feel nostalgic, I watch movies and cartoons from the '90s, play my Nintendo Game Boy, and visit places I used to go back in the day. I genuinely feel that life is more complicated and confusing today than it was back in the '90s.
Music was on a different level. I mean, come on—Aqua, Girl, Savage Garden, Backstreet Boys... It was epic back then because even the lyrics made sense.
Aside from some albums, you could hum songs out loud and still not offend the people around you. What do we have today?
I don't even want to get started. But I can tell you that the lyrics of some songs break the laws of physics, yet we hum them because the "beat is rad / dope / GOAT." SMH.
This post is for those who genuinely miss the '90s. Let's bask in the glory of a worthy decade!
1. Yes, I always need a Bic Crystal to wind up cassettes.
navismm2. All the time! I'd play Solitaire when no one was watching.
daeron1873. LOL. Today's parents have no idea.
orrenlynn
4. Yes. It's ironic we feel the same way.
KevinFederline82
5. Back then, you could tell McDonald's buildings apart from miles away. Now they just blend in.
90sAreStillAllThat
6. Pinball. Man, I loved that game.
waltermitty2020
7. Handmade in magazines.
4reddityo
8. Oh yes! I used to personalize them like I personalize nothing today.
DataDuude
9. Today, kids won't know the struggle of this little box.
life_is_sadd
10. I'd watch that on my lunch break.
Flawda-Man
11. I don't regret any part of the '90s.
Albatross_Secret
12. I can never unsee this. But I'd never see it either.
vaporgaze2006
13. It's the right way to spend money.
phill080891
14. Instead of pinging on social media, we'd ping them physically at their houses.
reddit.com
15. I'd always look forward to it, even if it was the smallest screen on the planet.
jmg1895
16. Marbles! I miss the '90s.
imdarkdante
17. True, but we have phones that disconnect us from everything and everyone.
WashingYoda
18. This was gold.
FlintTheDad
19. Come back, '90s.
reddit.com
20. It was still worth it.
DataDuude
21. Girls, boys, what's the difference? Back then, if it fits, wear it.
iota1atg
22. You are too young, Tim.
InspiraSean86
23. But they were so cool to have and show off.
darkoffice
24. Exactly.
iota1atg
25. Ah, the good ol' days. Goosebumps and posters were a major thing back then.
PuzzleheadedCard6554
26. If only this were possible.
Heidi_Trismegistus
27. Not many people know the pain and pleasure of Duracell rechargeables.
90sAreStillAllThat
28. Sigh.
t-uli
29. Come here, children, meet the ancestors of today's bath bombs...
lilyhoop
30. Rent and chill.
afzalwas
31. Today's cartoons are headache-inducing.
FlintTheDad
32. Oh, I remember this.
beta_nerd
33. Oh boy, I feel like a fossil.
msooopsi82much
34. Yes, this used to be the norm.
blityc
35. ROFL.
BuffyBoltonVampFlayr
36. It was the best on the planet. Then things changed...
GodSon83
37. The feels with this one are so strong.
PuzzleheadedCard6554
38. Yes, most of us have said this at least once.
R8RBruin
39. It was all the rage.
onevetsii
40. Feels like home to me.
DataDuude
In Summary...
There's nothing I can tell you to make you feel better after this extremely nostalgic post. I know some just realized how old they are, while others are sad that a wonderful decade is over.
Know that I understand your pain. The '90s feel like they were just 10 years ago, but let me remind you, it was over 30 years ago.
Let that sink in. We're all fossils.
Where's the time machine when you need one?