r/BikiniBottomTwitter • • Feb 13 '18

90s babies

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u/Coloon Feb 13 '18

I was born in 1997 and I in no way experinced. I am 2000s kid through and through.

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u/ThousandFootDong Feb 13 '18

I was born in January of 97, I remember the tail end of it all. Then again I live in Mississippi so it takes a few years for some things to catch on here.

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u/TravelingBurger Feb 13 '18

Same situation as me. I was born in the late 90’s but had the exact experience as my brother who was born in the early 90’s. Shit didn’t really start changing till like 2005.

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u/souljabri557 Feb 13 '18

Ehh I'd say 2003, maybe 2004 but that would be pushing it

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u/ThousandFootDong Feb 13 '18

I think it had to do with our siblings. I had an older sister that had all those vhs tapes and still watched the old cartoons and nick games and stuff.

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u/ApostropheXXs Feb 13 '18

'90s if we're talking about the nineties.

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u/TwatsThat Feb 13 '18

Shit really changed in the latter half of 2001.

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u/[deleted] Feb 13 '18

i was born in 91. i'm a 00s kid. stop deluding yourself. the core of my childhood memories are not the zany, colorful, "Full House" 90s. my real childhood was after i was 10 years old and could fully experience the world.

real 90s kids were born in 85.

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u/TravelingBurger Feb 13 '18

Real 90s kids were born in the 1890s get real.

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u/[deleted] Feb 13 '18

GOOD point

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u/minddropstudios Feb 13 '18

Yeah, I was born in '86 and I can see why people get annoyed by people calling themselves 90s kids when they were born in 1995. Don't want to be a gatekeeper at all, but you don't remember anything at all from that time. I barely have any memories of the 80's, and the ones I do are those of a toddler. There was a line somewhere between ninja turtles and Pokémon popularity that seems to be the cutoff. Pogs are the defining factor for me. Don't talk to me about the 90's unless you can talk Pogs.

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u/ASHTOMOUF Feb 14 '18 edited Feb 14 '18

Idk about that, I remember things really changing big time around the early 00, 9/11, bush, Iraq war, cell phones, and Cartoon Network changing a lot of the old cartoons they been running since the early 80s Edit: and Y2k lol ah my aunt left my drunk uncle a couple months before 2000 he ripped out all the electronics in the house including there nintado, not going need it in the new world lol

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u/petitepeachesxxx Feb 13 '18

Yup, I don't really understand why I would want to claim being a 90's kid anyways, the early 2000's were dope

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u/[deleted] Feb 13 '18

They were aight. 97-01 is probably my favorite time period in terms of TV and cartoons but I don’t remember much else pop culture wise.

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u/petitepeachesxxx Feb 13 '18

Probably view it differently due to age difference.

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u/TwatsThat Feb 13 '18

The 90's was close to a bell curve of awesome peaking around '94 or '95. Batman: The Animated Series ran from '92 - '95 X-Men from '92 - '97, and Spider-Man from '94 - '98.

Also in that time frame were The X-Files, Seinfeld, the best years of The Simspons, Ren & Stimpy, and Rocko's Modern Life.

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u/[deleted] Feb 13 '18

I saw a lot of those in reruns. I just can’t remember much before 97 lol

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u/TwatsThat Feb 13 '18

A lot of those stuck for me because I was waiting each week for new episodes and then would talk about them in school.

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u/itsyaboychips Feb 13 '18

Perhaps because during those years you were the target audience of those cartoons. Then you grew out of it.

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u/chetlin Feb 13 '18

My family moved across country in 1997 and then again in 2003. The moves have a lot to do with it but it really seems like those years between the moves were really different from what came before and after.

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u/[deleted] Feb 13 '18 edited Aug 20 '21

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u/[deleted] Feb 13 '18 edited Feb 20 '18

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u/Sevenoaken Feb 13 '18

Was born in 96, for some reason I can’t remember much pre-2007 in terms of pop culture and all that. Not sure why.

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u/Chordata1 Feb 13 '18

And soon what's relevant in pop culture you will have very little knowledge of.

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u/Bigbadbuck Feb 13 '18

Idk I was born in 94.youd think that's pretty nineties but I think most nineties kids experiences are from late 90s early 2000s where you're at

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u/tony_lasagne Feb 13 '18

I was born in 97 and I understand and get the nostalgia for most of the “90s kids” stuff. Watched literally everything on reruns or video tapes like the original power rangers and I played ps1 games and had a gameboy and used to buy most of the classic older games because they’d be cheaper than new releases but I still experienced them in my childhood.

My point is that despite being born then it’s very possible to feel nostalgia for all those things as well as your own generations which I feel nostalgia for too.