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This Instagram Account Shares Memes From The ’90s, Here Are The 95 Most Nostalgic Ones (New Pics)
If you’ve been on social media recently, you’re likely familiar with the “What were you like in the ’90s?” trend. That exact text appears atop the image, accompanied by a verse from “Iris” by the Goo Goo Dolls, a song that exploded in popularity during that era.
Even celebrities joined in. Saved By the Bell stars Tiffani Thiessen and Mario Lopez did it, and so did famed pro skater Tony Hawk.
There’s something about the ’90s that continues to captivate people today, even the younger generation who weren’t even born yet. So, to fulfill everyone’s craving for ’90s nostalgia, here are some posts from the Insta80s90s Instagram page.
For those of you who lived it, enjoy your trip down memory lane. For Gen Z and younger, here’s a quick history lesson.
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Forrest Hobbs 6 months ago (edited)
Ahem. Steve Irwin, 100% good guy who suffered a tragic end. But: he was following in the footsteps of David Attenborough - who has the great good fortune to still be broadcasting wholesomeness. I do miss Jim Henson. (if you don't know about David Attenborough - well, his brother Richard had a starring role in Jurassic Park. 😉 Link follows)
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Forrest Hobbs 6 months ago
Mmm. If that's 1990s, you can stuff it. 1970s Christmasses were better in my admittedly biased memory. One tin of Quality Street lasted for well over a fortnight - back in the days when the 'tin' really was made of metal, and held quite a lot.
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R1MV4Superleggera 6 months ago
These days..a small grocery bag is worth (if you're lucky!) at least, a £100 quid!
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Nathaniel He/Him Cis-Het 6 months ago
Those were the days! When teenage boys got excited by triangular t!ts.
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tom (bat/man) 6 months ago
Mary Poppins...me jumping off the roof with an umbrella and breaking my leg
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Forrest Hobbs 6 months ago
Oh! That climbing frame! We had one at primary school. So many broken bones... No, really - we got banned from climbing it if we weren't wearing trainers.
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SlapstickChicken 6 months ago
Phone books were so useful. Half the time I look for a business on the Internet, all I get is ads for somewhere two states over.
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The Queen Of France 6 months ago
Yes! When did “wet cement” become a popular colour choice for automobiles?
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April Pickett 6 months ago
"Not the Mama" was a popular phrase for a while. The show was great.
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Did I say that out loud? 6 months ago
If I try turning my head like that,my neck will make me regret it for a very long time.
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Ashtophet’sRevenge 6 months ago
My husband had those sheets when we were dating. They got “lost” during a move…
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blixten1982 6 months ago (edited)
Ah, come on. Ninja Turtles is like mythology. The story will be told, and re-told, and re-told over and over again for many generations to come. There are a dozen different versions and one day there may be a dozen more. This is the beauty of the Ninja Turtles. Don't forget this friends, in the first movie Splinter was a rat turned rat/human; in the cartoon before that Splinter was a human turned human/rat; and what's even crazier is that before that (in the original comics) Shredder died in the very first episode! TMNT has been an ever evolving beast since it's inception. So if you actually enjoyed TMNT in the 80s and early 90s then you should be able to accept that there's a girl turtle, Shredder has a daughter that Leo has a crush on, and April is a black teenager. That's how mythology works, MF.
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persephone134 6 months ago
Fun fact: for the future Biff Tannen (2015), they had a Trumpster-adjacent personality in mind.
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R1MV4Superleggera 6 months ago
Anyone wants to bet that, in the future, people WILL discovered one of those Nokia phones buried somewhere and still will have some battery left? Just like Toyota trucks, there's no way of destroy them ( 'Jezza' of TopGear)
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LillieMean 6 months ago
Return to Oz! My favorite movie from my childhood. ❤️ Apparently Mombi traumatized the kids and the viewers needed more therapy than Dorothy. Nowadays, my favorite genre is horror movies, so no surprise there.
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MeFromTheFBI 6 months ago
I played the Oregon Trail in class for a project (all my friends died, AND I DIED 10 MILES AWAY FROM THE END)
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R1MV4Superleggera 6 months ago
Ufff! My little brother when I hit my 40 b-day made a LOT of fun of me (as usual) by putting a blue badge in my car at work, a box of nappies, etc, etc! Our mum and Dad couldn't stop laughing at his mischievous creativity along with our workers, my Wife and his Wife. He's 5 y younger than me and my evilness can't wait for him hitting the 40 mark. Uff! My revenge against his b*m will be so sweet that I can taste it!
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Bewitched One 6 months ago
My hair always got caught on the button like things on the chair back. Always got some ripped out any time I stood up after sitting in them
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Iberia Dunning 6 months ago
In the 30’s or 40’s my grandfather paid some guy a quarter not to ask out my grandma so he could
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gmaverickc 6 months ago
*falls asleep and gets banged in the head getting a headache for the next 20 minutes*
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Spencers slave no more 6 months ago
KMart still sell that makeup carrier, I bought the House Yeti's partner one for Christmas just gone and she loves it! She's 22.
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Lara Verne 6 months ago
Yeah, and I hated them with a passion. My mom made me wear them and they always got tangled in my hair.
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persephone134 6 months ago
I always liked Jim Carey more in his serious roles. Same with Robin Williams.
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LillieMean 6 months ago
So is this song going to become the new anthem for menopausal women? Maybe we should take off all our clothes.
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Nathaniel He/Him Cis-Het 6 months ago
A perfectly normal home for a normal family to own back in 90's USA.
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reuben kift 6 months ago
This reminds me of when my socks would slide down inside my shoes. Hated that.
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Nathaniel He/Him Cis-Het 6 months ago
Does that mean both films exist in the same movie universe?
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Mike F 6 months ago
I want to know who the jerk is who went through systematically downvoting everyone! I got a blister up voting and canceling them out. Jeez, it can't be spring break already can it?
Liliana Spiro 6 months ago
Mike F- Someone who's grumpy that they missed out on the '90s? A troll with too much time who thrives on Grinching it? Thanks for being a stand up guy and countering their puny behavior 🌞
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sturmwesen 6 months ago
we had a client ask for e-cards (greeting cards) last week. I asked my colleague which decade they think we are living in
R1MV4Superleggera 6 months ago
There's a LOT of positive good memories for me! The only negative I can think of is, Mum and Dad had a video camera and they did a lot of recordings of me and my little brother when we were kids and today, they don't hesitate to show those videos to my Wife and the 'midget' of my brother Wife when they ask my parents...while him and I we're cringing and watching our Wives smirking and stuff
Liliana Spiro 6 months ago (edited)
Superleggere- I won't down vote you. Just some friendly advice, as English may not be your primary language: Careful with the "m-word". It's considered a slur
Load More Replies... Mike F 6 months ago
I want to know who the jerk is who went through systematically downvoting everyone! I got a blister up voting and canceling them out. Jeez, it can't be spring break already can it?
Liliana Spiro 6 months ago
Mike F- Someone who's grumpy that they missed out on the '90s? A troll with too much time who thrives on Grinching it? Thanks for being a stand up guy and countering their puny behavior 🌞
Load More Replies... sturmwesen 6 months ago
we had a client ask for e-cards (greeting cards) last week. I asked my colleague which decade they think we are living in
R1MV4Superleggera 6 months ago
There's a LOT of positive good memories for me! The only negative I can think of is, Mum and Dad had a video camera and they did a lot of recordings of me and my little brother when we were kids and today, they don't hesitate to show those videos to my Wife and the 'midget' of my brother Wife when they ask my parents...while him and I we're cringing and watching our Wives smirking and stuff
Liliana Spiro 6 months ago (edited)
Superleggere- I won't down vote you. Just some friendly advice, as English may not be your primary language: Careful with the "m-word". It's considered a slur
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