@@crestm1384 @Jenni Tulls I 'WILL' have to ADMIT I COULDN'T wait to SEE who the NEXT Celebrity was about to get F#@KED UP on that Show, though!! BWA-HA-HAAA!! *Ding-Ding* Llllet's get Rrrready To RRRRUMMMBLLLE!! BWA-HA-HAAA!! 🙋🏾♀️🙋🏾♀️💯💯 🤭🤭😁😁 😂😂🤣🤣 👏🏾👏🏾👍🏾👍🏾
This hurt. I was born 98 and had two older sisters and nostalgic nerd parents. I grew up on reruns of almost everything my sisters and parents grew up watching, but when I get irritated about something from the 90s, that I watched too, getting remade into a shadow of its former self, it doesn't count cause "I didn't grow up with it like they did....
EXACTLY!! Then they started Doing ALL Those Damn Real World shows & B4 Ya know it, MTV just became Nothing But Stoooopid A$$ TV Shows ALL Day Long. But Actually I Vaguely Remember if one had what's called "satellite" (with those BIG ugly dish looking things in the backyard, then they could get "Xtra" channels. So as a I grew up and got tired of the TV shows on MTV, I would actually watch what would be called "MTV 2" & Then MTV had it broke down into the genre of music, MTV Rap, MTV Rock, etc,etc... Fun Times At Band Camp.. LMFAO
I'm in that weird in between period also. Born in 91 remembered most of the mid to late 90s as kid growing up. But cherish the 2000s a lot. I have a bit of a Gen X Mindset with Gen Z Lingo 😂
Yep good old 1981. I was 6. But, my brother was 16 so I knew more about MTV than some kids my age who should have been sleeping instead of watching shows like headbangers ball love that show ❤❤
Good animation seems to happen in cycles. The 1970s was the golden age of Hanna-Barbera. You just mentioned the 90s. Then the 2010s had shows like Adventure Time, Gravity Falls, and My Little Pony.
Rose-colored glasses dude. Go look up all the animated shows released in the last century - Wikipedia has one. There are _factually_ just WAY more great animated shows released in each of the last 2 decades than any previous. In large part it's because there are way, way WAY more animated shows being made in general. Seriously - there were a few gems but by and large Western animation was in a grim state until the mid-late '90s, early '00s. And though I'm not sure this is the reason, the timeline does sync up perfectly: Around that time Toonami took off, which was the first real introduction of anime to most Western audiences and a pretty resoundingly successful market test. So I suspect Western animation complain suddenly realized there was a market for cartoons with somewhat more adult themes, complex plots, and experimental styles - because suddenly those projects started getting the money thrown at them. Up until the mid '90s cartoons were JUST a) children's shows aimed at _very_ young kids, b) a few long-running, firmly established, formulaic, merchandise mule comic book serials, and c) _utter garbage_ literally only existing to sell toys. Gotta give credit to the likes of Animaniacs, Freakazoid, & Dexter's Lab for blazing the trail w/ more adult humor that gave kids some credit - but by '00 new more tonally challenging story-based shows like Batman Beyond & Samurai Jack were showing up... More networks started investing in cartoons... Adult Swim brought in the adult audience... And 20 years after cartoons were all... _barely_ disguised ads for the new Transformers or GI Joe toy lines, and the latest X-Men and Spiderman trades... The most popular kids' cartoon was about _the last human boy and his shape-changing dog in a post-apocalyptic magical fantasy/nightmare land having silly adventures that play out more like acid trips_ and it was equal parts delightfully creative and existentially terrifying- And... AND! THAT show competed w/ another MAINSTREAM KIDS CARTOON about siblings visiting a remote town crawling with cryptids and slowly unraveling a seasons-long conspiracy orchestrated for actual, sensible - but complex, sometimes conflicting, and initially shriuded - purposes; a conspiracy involving prophecy, hidden clues, actual cryptographic puzzles, government conspirators, pacts with demonic extradimensional entities, anomalous spacetime gradually unraveling the fabric of reality and ushering all of Earth into the shadow of an unimaginable eldritch apocalypse... That was on _The Disney Channel._ You know what their marquee cartoons were 20 years prior? That's right - the one about those spunky boy ducks protecting their rich uncle duck's money; oh or the cute chipmunk detectives helping their neighborhood police by solving cute little animal-size crimes. It's 6 years after that now, and the creators of both those cartoons have made *more* cartoons - plus there's a whole new set of cartoons, not just on network TV anymore but also dozens of streaming services, hundreds of independent production companies distributing content online, *thousands* of independent animators cranking out full-time work funded through crowd-sourced support. AND there's the TV Networks. And about a hundred new digital cable channels since the '90s desperate for something to distinguish themselves. Oh, and anime's fully in the US mainstream now, so don't forget all those Japanese production companies making more intentional forays into the American cartoon market. There's SO , SO MUCH animation being released nowadays. The sheer volume means there'll necessarily be a lot of crap; but it only seems like it's ALL crap when you're right in the middle of it. There was just as high if not a higher percentage of crap cartoons in the '90s, and especially before - but we remember the good ones. You look up that list again 10y from now... once the cream of this crop has floated to the top... you'll realize then what an animation golden age you're living in now
The best animated decade was definitely the '80s. The 90s has some cool shows, but the eighties was really the golden age. The 90s had a lot of very boring cartoons of just kids playing outside or kids solving everyday problems or kids doing boring stuff, where is the 80s had stuff like lasers and robots and all that classic Saturday morning goodness.
@@king_fresh27 the '90s had barely anything. I don't care about your precious SpongeBob or rugrats or hey arnold, or all the generic shows about kids playing outside at recess. Yeah, some of the '80s shows were a bit generic, but at least they were cool generic instead of just a simulation of what you could do with your free time instead of staring at a screen.
I’m not man, Gen Z can start at early as 96’ I would rather be the first of something different than the last of something else. Just a personal association
@@marcuslevis The younger millennials were arguably the last generation to have an internet-free childhood. Internet Zoomers don't understand Millennials. Millennials are the last generation born in the 20th century. Generation Y/Millennials, the generation born in the 1980s and 1990s, comprising primarily the children of the baby boomers and typically perceived as increasingly familiar with digital and electronic technology. 83.1 million people or more than a quarter of the U.S. population, can be considered Millennials by most definitions. The younger millennials were arguably the last generation to have an internet-free childhood. The generation's size exceeds that of the 75.4 million baby boomers. Born after the year 2000 is considered part of iGeneration (aka Generation Z/FORTNITE KIDS). It is so-called due to the technology that existed during the time of their births: iPhone, iPod, iPad, iTunes, Wii, etc, and the way that they are used: individualized. Zoomers! tiktokers, QuaranTEENs, Omegle kids, fortnite kids, tide pod babies, jake paulers, logan paul kids and streamer twitch kids are those born between 2001-2009 and beyond. They all grew up on the same stuff. Generation Z/Zoomers, the generation born in the 2000s and 2010s, comprising primarily the children of the Gen X'ers and typically been raised with screens, smartphones and are the most tech savvy, very much influenced by vloggers and internet celebs. More facts on my playlist and community post
Try being the youngest born in 94. I kind of technically remember the y2k panic but that's literally the only thing in the 90s I do remember and that's basically the last month of the entire decade lol. I don't feel right calling myself a millennial but since my family didn't even own a dial up computer until I was almost 10 & I had cassettes/vhs' I don't really feel like gen z either since I didn't grow up with more advanced tech and watched basic cable so my tv shows were mostly reruns from the 90s. It really does seem like those of us born in like 92-96 should be our own mini generation since we have a weird division of both millennial and gen z experiences.
@@lilithlaney1759 95 here and yeah relate so hard but it's weird because I remember all that shit and grew up in it. But here's the weird thing even with the being a basically a year apart from Gen Z their mentality is definitely different from ours. It's actually outstanding how little we have in common with them compared to the older Millennials
@@lilithlaney1759 in essence the "mini" generation you mention grew up in the booming of technology. We literally grew into multiple iterations of vhs, DVD, and digital. From small boombox radios with cd players to the iPods then outgrowing those in like 1 or 2. Hell I still remember using the floppy disk 💾 before using a flash drive and now we have SD cards.
@@unfortunateRM 97 here. We're Zillennials. We're the Gameboy Advance SP to the Millennial Gameboy Color and the Zoomer Nintendo DS. The MSN Messenger to the Millennial AIM and the Zoomer... everything. Our first phones were slide phones, Motorola Razrs and Blackberries, compared to Millennials with Nokia 3310s and Zoomers with iPhones and Androids. Old enough to remember Friends and Buffy, but too young to watch either. Raised on Harry Potter, Lord of the Rings, the Star Wars prequels, and Doctor Who. Too young to really understand 9/11, but old enough to remember life was different before it. The early-00s were just a really weird time to grow up. Obviously we saw the tipping point of about a billion different technologies, but culturally the late-90s and early-00s were just a fucking mess. Obviously there's 9/11, but everyone knows about that. We were born just as Girl Power reached its cultural peak, and then just as suddenly, it crashed and burned before we were old enough to enjoy it. We grew up in the backlash, where women were hyper-sexualised and scrutinised to a greater degree than ever before - an environment where we got to watch Lindsay Lohan, Britney Spears, Amy Winehouse, Demi Lovato, Amanda Bynes, Miley Cyrus (and MANY more) each get successively raised onto an impossibly high pedestal, before they got worked so hard, and hounded so aggressively by the press, until they eventually were cracked and broken and made into punchlines. Forget "divorced, beheaded, died...". We grew up with "Rehab, conservatorship, died, rehab, conservatorship, survived". We became teenagers as the Great Recession hit, then graduated high school as Trump and Brexit happened, and then graduated from university into a global pandemic. Millennials were already adults when a lot of those things happened, while true Zoomers don't remember a time before any of them. It feels like we were born right at the crest of about 4 different tidal waves - technological, cultural, economic, and political - watching the Zoomers about to get hit, and the Millennials already getting washed out to sea. Meanwhile the Xers are surfing and the Boomers are drinking champagne on a yacht, both sticking their middle fingers up and yelling "Why don't you just try swimming harder?"....but I'm not bitter. Not at all
If you like us, then you know we don't respect you unless you're willing to fight us, at least a little bit. This short is so good because it's true. And both sides did present some good arguments. I think it boils down to what top comment said about being 90's kids vs. owning the '90s. Gen Xers were, at their youngest 11 to 21 in the '90s. That's a whole coming of age period. The older Gen Xers, meanwhile, were young adults and essentially had a brief period of setting the trends of the time. Gen X owns the '90s. Gen X shaped the '90s. but Millennials have some good arguments about being '90s kids.
Daria!!!! Dead level my favorite show anytime I could catch it (remember actually having to watch shows when they came on?!) Anyway, next on Sick, Sad World . . .
Yeah my brother & I named our family’s new kitten (in the 90’s) Daria, partly because the show was so fantastic, and partly because our parents were ultra conservative & had no idea who Daria was, so we thought it was hilarious
As an Xennial, I can’t choose who’s right. I loved Daria, Celebrity Death Match and TRL *and* most of the 90s NickToons. I got the best of both worlds.
Oh damn, you hit the greats. There were also some Effed up cartoons too like Ren and Stimpy and Courage the Cowardly Dog. I do kinda miss Rocko's Modern life but nothing as much as Daria. Daria is the best!
Older Millennials, like myself, were in our teens in the 90's, so I'd say we have equal claim to that decade as Gen X. I watched BTAS and X-Men after school and Celebrity Deathmatch before bed.
Oh, you're that Gen that's technically between Gen X & Millennials. That's a pretty cool one. Yeah, you got a good mix of 90's childhood and 90's culture . And I like your Handle and Avatar.
@Larry Davis if you were born in 88', you're 100% a Millennial. Technically Millenials include anyone born between 81' and 96'. The confusion lies with older Millennials that claim they are Gen X because they don't want the stigma of being a Millennial. I was born in 84' and a whole bunch of people I grew up with like to claim that they are Gen X, when they very clearly aren't.
@@blackmark2899 Your a millennial any one born between 1981 and 94/96 is Gen Y or millennial. Gen.Y falls into two groups the older leans towards the X and the younger towards the Z not really clicking with each other completely.
Are you me?! Lol. Most of my cousins are either a decade older or a decade younger. I just claim Xennial and call it a day. #LiveConfortablyInTheGrey 😅
Oh my gosh! Nanu nanu! Robin Williams was my favorite in that! They even had a cartoon for a little while! Speaking of cartoons: who remembers "The Littles?"
Late 80's as a baby, 90's for my childhood, 2K's for my teens, 2010's College, and finally ~2015-2022 for my adult years! 30+ & still alive with ½ my heart working! Whoot! 💪😊 ❤️⚕️
I was born in '84, but I remember flipping (or watching my older brother and sister flipping) between MTV and the jukebox channel. I specifically remember when Weird Al was a VJ on MTV and introduced his "Eat It" and 'I'm Fat" videos.
I was born in the 70’s, but bell bottoms are retro and do not belong to me as I had no concept of object permanence or fashion Folding my pant legs and tucking them in my socks, shoulder pads, home perms, and Sun-In belong to me.
It's like big brother arguing with little brother because the oldest ones are closest in age, but I agree with Gen X maybe because I'm biased (example one was born in the late seventies one was born in the beginning of the 80s)
@@TheLastMillennials the 82 you see my picture I'm 82nd airborne .I was born at the beginning of 1980 I think the oldest millennials are born in 84 81 -83 they're called zennials I 🤔
The 15 year run puts Gen x ending 1980 but according to most sites 81 is thrown in there. So I say if your born in 80 or 81 flip a coin and pick a side. After 81 your a millennial like it or not.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 it belonged to both, we all lived through that era. Everything meaningful to Millennials is also meaningful to Gen X. However, I love the Gen wars, keep it coming Brian😂😂😂
Dude I’m so glad you finally addressed this the 90s are generation Xers and thats that. I was 15-25 in the 90s and you all already know those are the best years of your life… yeah the 90s are ours
Nickelodeon launched in 1995…. So we shall give that to the millennials. MTV on the other hand must be remembered for playing music videos and that had stopped by 95 if not sooner
What? Are you high? Who were teens/early adults during the golden age? Illmatic, Ready to die, Me against the world, Atliens, Midnight Marauders, Doggystyle, etc. That's us my guy. Yall can claim Afrikaa Bambata and Kurtis Blow.
I don’t understand how Millennials own the 90’s. They were kiddies in the 90’s or just born. Gen X were young teens in the 90’s in middle/high school. Gen X was all up and through 90’s culture. As far as I’m concerned, everything started with us. Gen X all day baby!!!!
Not all of us I turned 23 in 1990, the 80’s was ours. First Generation Gen X and we don’t want the 90’s. In my opinion if you were born after 80 your a millennial and the 90’s is yours.
@@vlynettemcnulty5102 64 baby here and everything you listed I can lay a claim to as well 🤣🤣.............don't forget satellite tv the big ugly dish on the concrete block in your yard I may have been a city child but traveled down south to see great granddad ❤️🙏🏾 .do you remember the first cell phone the brick 🤣🤣........to see everything that came from us to see how far it's come just freaking amazing ❤️❤️......I'm waiting for the Jetsons sidewalk 😂😂😂
@@staceyearle2817 BWA-HA-HAAA!! STAAAAWWP IT!! 😁😁🤭🤭 🤦🏾♀️🤦🏾♀️ 😂😂🤣🤣 👏🏾👏🏾👍🏾👍🏾 I soooo totally 🤦🏾♀️🤦🏾♀️FORGOT about that BIG, 🍑🍑A** 📡📡Satellite Disk, and that 'FIRST' HUGE, UGLY 🍑🍑A**, 🧱🧱Brick, 📞📞Cellphone!! DA#N!! 🙄🙄🤦🏾♀️🤦🏾♀️ BWA-HA-HAAA!! 😁😁🤭🤭 😆😆😂😂 🤣🤣👏🏾👏🏾👍🏾👍🏾 And 👋🏾👋🏾REMEMBER 'Back' in the DAY when 'We' ALLLL actually THOUGHT 'We' were the S#IT, if you OWNED a 📡📡 Dish in 'Our' yard, or that 🧱🧱📞📞Cellphone in your 🚘🚘 Car, or that 📟📟Pager on your HIP, Though??!! 🤔🤔🤦🏾♀️🤦🏾♀️ BWA-HA-HAAA!! I, CAAA-AN'T!! 🙄🙄🤦🏾♀️🤦🏾♀️ 😁😁🤭🤭 😆😆😂😂 🤣🤣👏🏾👏🏾👍🏾👍🏾 And Oh!!, OH!! wait a minute, WAIT a Minute!! 🙋🏾♀️🙋🏾♀️👋🏾👋🏾 REMEMBER when Muthafu@kahs who COULDN'T afford to have a 📞📞Cellphone in their 🚘🚘ride, would PRETEND like they HAD a 📞📞Cellphone in their 🚘🚘car by going to 'Spencer's, or WHEREVER to buy that FAKE, 🍑🍑A** 🛰🛰'Wire' antenna to put on the BACK, 'Outside' window of their 🚘🚘 Car to FEEL like they were IMPORTANT, or RICH, or something?? BWA-HA-HAAA!! 🤔🤔😂😂 👏🏾👏🏾 So, they could FRONT all up in front 'Us' Ladies, driving around Town like they had a Cellphone 'IN' their car, but they really DIDN'T, though??!! BWA-HA-HAAA!! 😁😁🤭🤭 😂😂🤣🤣👏🏾👏🏾 And 👋🏾👋🏾OHH!! Tellin' Women, Hey 'Baby', Page me *69, when you READY for me to 🍆🍆💦💦Come 'OVER', TOO!! BWA-HA-HAAA!! 🙄🙄🤦🏾♀️🤦🏾♀️ 😁😁🤭🤭 😆😆😂😂 🤣🤣👏🏾👏🏾👍🏾👍🏾 When me and my Ex-husband were STILL kind of, STILL messin' around and stuff, even though he had left me for another Woman, he would say, Page me *187, and I'll 🍆🍆💦💦come SEE You!! I said, WHY *187?? Cause, Doesn't 187 mean Murder??!! 🤔🤔🤷🏾♀️🤷🏾♀️ 😳😳😱😱 He said, Yeahh, I 'WANT' you to Page me THAT, cause your 💦💦👙👙P**sy be 🐎🐎MURDERIN' my 🍆🍆D#@K!! Ohh, Brutha!! 🙄🙄🤦🏾♀️🤦🏾♀️ BWA-HA-HAAA!! 😁😁🤭🤭 😆😆😂😂 🤣🤣👏🏾👏🏾👍🏾👍🏾
@Illyria Illyar I, AGREE with You!! I was Born on 1/12/68, and had daughters by 12/20/90, and 9/7/92. Generation X, 'OWNED' it ALLLL from, From the Guy who would come to your home to sell your Mom the 'FULL' Encyclopedia Books from A to Z, and the Dictionary Books, (Which, my Mom bought me/my brother.) Also, FYI-My Dad/Mom were married, and we ALL lived in a house, that my Dad bought, and he later died of lung cancer, because of asbestos breathing in a factory he worked in after coming OUT of the Navy. 🥺🥺😔😔 Generation X also 'OWNED' Dungeons and Dragons (Which, I 'NEVER' played because it seemed Strange/Weird, & kind of SCARY, and TOO COMPLICATED for me to play. 😬😬🙄🙄 But, I was there when MTV 'VERY' FIRST was created, though!! 😁😁🤭🤭 Also, when 🎮🕹video games were FIRST created with just the 🏓🏓Ping-Pong, ball cursor 'Dot' videos, and race car driving, and Alien fighting war games with Atari, and Magnavox Video games, and when SNL-Saturday Night Live, VERY, FIRST came out on Tv with Chevy Chase, John Belushi, Dan Aykroyd, Gilda Radner, Garrett Morris, Jane Curtin and Laraine Newman, and then LATER: Bill Murray, as well as the Tv Series: 'Roots' on Ch. 7-ABC Network, Soul Train Dance Tv Show, Don Kirshner's Rock Concert, The Midnight Special: With Wolfman Jack, The Hee Haw Show, The Muppets Show, also when Tv 'ACTUALLY' turned 'OFF' at 1:30am!! Tv 'BACK THEN' was 🚫🚫NOT on 24 hours a Day!! Tv actually turned OFF at 1:30 am!! 😔😔💯💯 When you saw 3-Stooges came on 🌙🌙LATE in the the 🌃🌃Night, you KNEW you had MAYBE about three, or four, 30 min. episodes of 3-Stooges MAX to watch, and then you were gonna see/hear the Pledge of Allegiance song with the 🇺🇲🇺🇲American Flag 💨💨blowin' in the Wind, and then the 'NEXT' thing that you would 👂🏾👂🏾hear would be that PIERCING, 🔊🔊LOUD noise, with a Circle and a X, across the 📺 📺 tv screen, and then NOTHING but ❄️❄️'Snow' in Black/White on your Tv screen. So, all that was LEFT, that you could 'DO' was just to simply go on and just go to 😴😴🛌🛌sleep then. 😕😕😔😔 We Generation-Xers also 'OWNED' The Invention of Microwaves, Touch-Tone Button phones, with that lonnnng, 🍑🍑A** extension cord ON the 📞☎️phone going from room to room with the phone!! 🤦🏾♀️🤦🏾♀️😂😂 We Generation-Xer's INVENTED Computers, 📞📞🧑🏾💻👩🏾💻Dial-Up Internet which HELPED the NEXT Generation to CREAT The 🧑🏾💻👩🏾💻'Internet' that we use Today, annnd ALSO when the Tv show series, 'Wonder Woman'-Lynda Carter FIRST came out on Tv, The 'Original' 🦇🦇Batman/ 🟡🟡🔴🔴🐦🐦 Robin Tv Show: SAAAAME Bat Time, SAAAAAME Bat Channel!! (For those who REMEMBER that PHRASE!!) I'm SHOWIN' my AGE, Now!! 😬😬🤦🏾♀️🤦🏾♀️ BWA-HA-HAAA!! 😁😁🤭🤭 😂😂👏🏾👏🏾👍🏾👍🏾 And you had to WAIT in AAAA-GO-NY until NEXT week to SEE if Batman, or Robin would be RESCUED from WHATEVER Danger, or Near DEATH 'Situation' they had gotten themselves into, TOO!! 😬😬🙄🙄 🤯🤯😳😳 😒😒 And there was 🚫🚫NO backup of SAVING the episode either!! If you MISSED the show, you just MISSED IT!! VCR's, Answering machines, Pagers, DVR-recording, Tvo-ing, Blockbuster Video, Internet, Disney+, Cellphone Brands, iPhones, Androids, Netflix, Hulu, and ALL that 'Other' stuff came WAAAAY 'LATER' in Life!! WASN'T 🚫🚫NO, repeat, or re-run episode, so you had BETTER have had you 🍑🍑A** at HOME in TIME for you to watch your show, or you just MISSED it!! And if you MISSED it, you would just have to go to School the NEXT day and ASK a friend if they watched it, to get the blow by blow re-cap, all while feeling like a 'DUMMY' for being the ONLY one in the 'Neighborhood' who HADN'T seen the episode!! *Heavy-Sigh* 😬😬🙄🙄 😔😔🤦🏾♀️🤦🏾♀️ Like, there was 🚫🚫NO repeat of your FAVORITE, 'Holiday' Charlie Brown, Peanuts 'Gang' Cartoon Specials, that came on, either!! If you MISSED it, or was LATE getting home to turn it on, then you just had to WAIT till NEXT, 🦃🦃🍽🍽Thanksgiving to watch, 🦃🦃🍽🍽'Happy Thanksgiving, Charlie Brown!!', or whatever Charlie Brown 'Special' you wanted to watch!! 🤦🏾♀️🤦🏾♀️😔😔 😁😁🤭🤭 😆😆🙋🏾♀️🙋🏾♀️ 😍😍💯💯 😂😂🤣🤣 👏🏾👏🏾👍🏾👍🏾 Annnd, we Generation-Xer's 'OWNED' The Original 'Charlie's Angel's on Tv, The 'Original' Hulk with David Banner, Aka: Bill Bixby, The ORIGINAL Star Wars: Trilogy, Star Trek: Original Series-William Shatner, Sandford & Son, Good Times, The Jefferson's, Chico and The Man, All in Family, Happy Day's, Laverne & Shirley, Maude, The Waltons, Little House On The Prairie, Chip's, Emergency, 6 Million Dollar Man, Bionic Woman, Gilligan's Island, The Love Boat, Fantasy Island, I Dream of Jeannie, Bewitched, The Partridge Family, A Family Affair, Columbo, Murder She Wrote, Starsky & Hutch, Love American Style, Kojak:Telly Savales, Baretta:Robert Blake, The Rockford Files:James Garner, Moonlighting: Bruce Willis, Miami Vice: Don Johnson/Phillip Michael Thomas, The Original 'Dynasty' AND The Original 'Dallas', and Knot's Landing, Three's Company, Tv Series: Soap, Tv Series: Benson, Who's The Boss, The 'Original' Taxi Tv Series, as well as the START of HBO, and Showtime, Cable Tv!! 💯💯👏🏾👏🏾👍🏾👍🏾 We Generation-Xer's even 'OWNED: Prince!! (Unfortunately, 'We' CAN'T include Michael Jackson, cause he was BORN in 1958 🥺🥺😭😭, But, he's STILL The King of Pop, though) 💯💯 👏🏾👏🏾👍🏾👍🏾 And we can KIND of CLAIM he with the Billie Jean Song, and The Off The Wall Album, and The Thriller Album, and The 'Bad' Album came OUT in the 80's though!! 💯💯👏🏾👏🏾👍🏾👍🏾 🥇🥇🏆🏆 But, 'We' DID have Janet Jackson, Morris Day, and The Time, RFTW-Ready For The World, L.L. Cool J, Vanity, Brandy, Monica, Tevin Campbell, Queen Latifah, TLC, Mint Condition, New Edition, Run DMC, M.C. Hammer, DMX, Usher, Keith Sweat, Rick James, Teena Marie, Whitney Houston, Bobby Brown, NWA-With Eazy E, as well as Dre, and Tupac, and Snoop Dogg, Jody Watley, Madonna, The Fat Boys, Eddie Murphy, and the 'List' could go 'On' and ON, where 'We' were ALLLL Born between: 1965-1985. 💯💯👏🏾👏🏾👍🏾👍🏾 But, Either way, Products or Artists/Actors who were 'BORN' during 1965-1985 is who CREATED 'EVERYTHING' for Millennials!! 💯💯👏🏾👏🏾 👍🏾👍🏾 And that 'INCLUDES' the 🎞🎞Movie: Clueless!! 💯💯🙋🏾♀️🙋🏾♀️💗💗 👏🏾👏🏾👍🏾👍🏾 Millennials have The 🎞🎞 Movie, Mean Girls. (Which, in my Opinion is a REALLY, GOOD, Movie 'TOO', just like 'Clueless' IS. 😁😁😍😍 😆😆😂😂 🤣🤣 👏🏾👏🏾👍🏾👍🏾 🥇🥇🏆🏆
I would say 74 ish to about 64 close to working age and getting a start on making the next generation after 74 that put 90's half way over 1975 + so I agree with this statement
Wrong so wrong don’t want them they can have them, as long as they stay out of the 80’s. I’m 1st edition Gen x maybe for you 2nd editions it was the 90’s but I think the 80’s were way better.
While I'm a millennial/Gen Y, Beavis & Butthead and Daria are definitely from Gen X. Gen Y got to enjoy the things in this video, but they were the work of Gen X.
@@myrekium9785 For most people, long-term memories start forming when we are 5, so while you're technically correct, I really hope very few kids this young have that kind of memory of 9/11.
I'm a millenial but my two older siblings were gen x. The 90's is really THEIRS but all of the childhood nostalgia from the 90s is ours. So yes, Nickelodeon and the kids shows. But the music, MTV, all of that was theirs. We were just enjoying it in the background playing with our lite brite and etchasketch.
