TIMELINE 1992 - Going back to the LA Riots, The Dream Team and Hurricane Andrew 

What was your 1992 highlight?

I love how you add "commercial breaks" into these videos. Such a nice piece of nostalgia seeing an old advertisement

They struck gold with the Timeline series.

You know...I had JUST gotten "I feel like chicken tonight" out of my head. It had taken almost 30 years, but I was finally free. Thanks a lot.

I was graduating from high school in 1992. I remember feeling like the world was mine. Next thing I knew it was 2020 & my knees won't let me jog across the street.

I graduated high school in May of '92. I then got in a car with 2 friends and we spent over 3 months traveling the US from east to west. Best summer of my entire life.

YOU NEED A RU-vid OSCAR FOR THIS SERIES!

I graduated kindergarten in 1992, I'm proud to be the 1st in my family to graduate.

I was 17, a junior in high school. My parents had divorced the year before. I was big into The Doors and Stephen King. Making videos with friends on a VHS recorder. Plus Nirvana and Red Hot Chili Peppers, and MTV. This is when MTV played videos all the time. That is just a few things I enjoyed that year. What a time to be alive. The commercials were awesome.

I got out of the Navy in 1992, and turned 21. The 90’s was a good decade.

Remember when all that seemed like it was the craziest the world could possibly get? Good times.

The summer of ‘92 was the first time I fell in love.

My best memory of 1992 was getting my Sega Genesis. I was only 6 at the time but I was one of the few kids houses you could go to at school to play Sonic, everyone else had a Super Nintendo. Keep up these timeline videos! They are very well done and a total nostalgia trip!

That "chicken tonight" commercial unleashed a flood of memories.

Oh man, I love these timeline videos. 1992, wow I was 11 years old and my life was all about school and friends. Playing outside with BMX bikes and skateboards and going to the pond, visiting eachothers house because everyone had something different like one kid has SNES, one kid has Amiga, etc. etc. and we were just... in heaven. Good times man, I miss being a kid of the 80s and 90s.

Dr. Dre’s Chronic and the start of Death Row’s dominance. Dre’s start of giving us hip hop legends which started with Snoop Dogg, Warren G, Nate Dogg, Tha Dogg Pound and as time went MC’s Eminem, 50 Cent, Game and Kendrick Lamar would also come up under his umbrella.

Man, this is pure gold, can you imagine if someone did a world-wide series like this, not so much focused on the US?

now i’m going to rewatch the 80s timeline

1992 - 24, young, crazy, in a lot of debt, a young family with a child. But was that all a million miles ago. When people ask if I'd ever go back in time, I just say no. I have RU-vid to relive any memories I want and no debt, adult kids, and the path I could only dream of back in those days. But the Chicken Tonight commercial was fun to relive again.

Summer of 1992 was one of the best in my childhood. It was too much fun. I was all of 10yrs old and just chillin'

1992 was huge for American basketball: The Dream Team, Jordan's shrug game, Magic's last all-star game, Bird's epic final triple-double, Rodman's 1530 rebounds, Pat Riley's Knicks vs Phil Jackson's Bulls rivalry begins, Laettner's perfect game w/ iconic buzzer beater, etc... Not to mention Michael Jackson's "Jam" music video. It was also a great year for dialogue in Hollywood films w/ the releases of Quentin Tarantino's "Reservoir Dogs", Aaron Sorkin's "A Few Good Men", & David Mamet's "Glengarry Glen Ross".

Great year for video games especially when you went to the arcades for Street fighter 2 and Mortal Kombat

In 1992 my wife and I were engaged and sophomores in college. Chilling in the grunge age. Life was so relaxed back then . It was a great time to be young.

I was 9 and I remember when Xmen came out and McDonald's did something so you could get a VHS of the 1st episode. I still have it.

I wasn't old enough to care when everything surrounding Rodney King happened, but it shreds my soul that in the interim years his tearful plea for an end to the riots has been turned into a punchline.

I turned 29 in 1992, and I've had that "Chicken Tonight" song cross my mind at odd intervals ever since then. Half my life...I guess that means it was a successful jingle.

I had forgotten about that “chicken tonight” jingle. Now it’s back with a vengeance

I started kindergarten in 1992... The 90's, what a great decade!

Hard to believe this was 29 years ago. Because as a freshman in high school in ‘92, I remember these events as if they happened last week.

Whatever happens, we had 1992 Marissa Tomei. Whew lads!

These Timelines are GOLD, I haven't even watched this one yet but I am looking forward to it!

The aesthetics of these videos are nostalgically amazing

FINALLY 1992!!! MY BIRHTYEAR! IVE BEEN EXCITED AND WAITING FOR THIS TO DROP SINCE THE 80' EPISODE!

In 92 I was 6. Bobby’s world, life with Louie, teenage mutant ninja turtles, Mario’s world, ren and stimpy. Man those saturdays were worth pouring a bowl of cookie crisps and parking in front of the tv.

1992, I graduated from High School. Grunge was huge, and I hadn't decided what I wanted to do with my life.

This show is a must watch, excellent compilation and narration. Happy to be alive to watch this lol.

Well the most thing I loved about 1992 was, I was giving birth to my Son on August 23rd.🤗❤️🙏🏽

these are really going to help my nurses with my alzheimer's later in life

I love those weird cut-to-commercial shorts first off. They're so random and... weird! The X-Men animated series was baller. And those LA Riots spawned a great song by Sublime.

The Rodney king attack was just so heartbreaking. No wonder LA went up in flames .

I was born in 1992. As a kid growing up, it was an awesome decade.

He said timeline 1990's was coming early '21 and he delivered. Good job weird history

RIP isaac asimov he was a brilliant sci fi novelist.

Marisa Tomei in My Cousin Vinny is one of the most unforgettable female characters in film history. Something about how authentic she is makes her adorable in that movie. No other word for it. The fact that she won an oscar for it makes her that much more hot.

I graduated high school in 1992. I absolutely love these videos. Weird History is the best! Thank you for doing Timeline!

The "I feel like Chicken tonight" hook will go down as one of the greatest jingles of all time.

Happy Easter! 🐣 💛

1992 was a real crossing year for me. I ended 6th grade and entered 7th grade... 7th grade was when I found out how sugar was bad for you besides rotting your teeth... that cute sprinkly white stuff you used to layer on top of your raisin bran before school suddenly had a darker truth... and I learned about placebos/"sugar pills" which I didn't get at the time to confuse things further... 6th grade, last year of childish elementary... 7th grade, first year of being forced into terrible teenhood... AND I went to school near Seattle that autumn, so in December, we had heavy winds for days, then a giant snow storm, which wasn't anything like the cute sprinkly white stuff that I got to play in. So fall of 1992 was the year that forced me to grow up real fast... at the age of 12 1/2. Also had to give up my fandom of the TMNT, since my older brother got strange looks at that school the year before, wearing a Turtles shirt. Yeah, throw in Rodney King, Cop Killer, and Mortal Kombat, and 1992 was DARK. Oh yeah, it was the year I found out I was gay. Gay at 12 in a small town in 1992. Lots of fun. I'll _TRY_ not to discuss 1993, but 1994 was better for me. A few corrections, comments, and missed opportunities: *Woody Woodpecker was only voiced by Mel Blanc once. Later voice actors: ++Danny Webb (1941-1942) ++Kent Rogers (1942-1943) ++Ben Hardaway (1944-1949) *Imagine all the history they could have made if Beauty & the Beast won instead of that Lamb movie. * 15:02 - the first nail in the coffin *October 1992: Mortal Kombat in the arcades, which got parents talking, of course. *November 1992: Disney's Aladdin, and the controversy with Robin Williams at the time.

I was 16 in '92 & one of my favorite songs came out this year!!

I graduated high school in 92. This brings back so many memories.

Graduated High School June 3rd, 1992. That was one wild year to be alive.

I graduated in May of 92. I had the best time of my life being out on my own at that time. I miss the 90s

I was 13 and I remember all this stuff like it was yesterday. ❤

1992...the year I graduated HS. Damn, I'm old... 🤣

My favorite show on RU-vid by far! I love this show and watch them all multiple times

I really REALLY love this series. I look forward to each episode so much.

As of right now... This timeline series is the only way to time travel.. every episode is an adventure in the past

In 1992 I was a toddler, so I don 't remember much. My memories start around 1994, like when I pulled the school fire alarm as a prank in preschool (didn't get caught).

I had one child and was pregnant with my second. That really changes a person's perspective. I remember wondering what kind of world I was bringing children into. Now it seems so tame.

My god he actually set up the commercial breaks with the video. Freaking legend.

Silence of the lambs still holds up to this day. Great movie

Ahhhh the memories, back when I was young.

Weird History 1990's Timeline: *exists* 90's Timeline theme: *sticks with the 80's synthesizer*

I was about 5 jamming out to Nicktoons on my 1980s CRT TV. Rugrats were my #1

I was 14 in 92 living in Chicago. It was a scary time...even scarier today. I want to go back but of course I can't. 5:14 this still makes me emotional every time I see it.

Loving the Timeline series. Thank you so much.

Weird History : Thank You for Timeline , I was born in 81 so everything you’ve covered on Timeline has been relevant for me . You make reminiscing so much fun.

My baby was born this year. 1992 will always be my favorite year.

I love these videos man!!! The 80's were great but i was born in 83' so the 90's was my child hood. I'm so siked to see 93 and 94. I really hope they mention a few of my favorite things. The Sega Genesis, the 93 Phillies, and in 1994 I hope they mention the punk rock explosion, bands like Green Day, Rancid and the Offspring!!! LOVE THESE VIDEOS MAN!!!

Ive waited 29 years for this video. Finally, I always knew the day would come when a youtube channel named "Weird History" would make a summation video of what happened in 1992.

Almost a half hour long! A new Timeline from weird history has arrived. Who got the popcorn?!

THESE 90s VIDEOS ARE GIVING ME NOSTALGIA SEIZURES I LOVE IT

The nostalgia! ❤ I was 10 in '92 and was stoked about it because I was now in my "double digits" 😂

17:34 HOLY SHIT! I didn't expect my country let alone my hometown to be mentioned on this video. This was actually my most prominant memory of 1992, as my uncle was present at that theater when the assassination happened.

This series on the 90s will help me unlock a flood of childhood memories

I've been an nostalgia fan since 2013 when Remember videos and Weird History Timeline videos enter my memory banks. 1992 was the year that I spend my summer vacation in Miami, Florida before Hurrcane Andrew hit the same city. My favorite movies of 1992 are Lethal Weapon 3, Home Alone 2: Lost in New York, Mo' Money, Bebe's Kids, Aladdin, and Batman Returns. Summer Olympics games was the best and Jay Leno took over the Tonight Show as the new host after Johnny Carson left. Cartoon Network was launched and I enjoy watching old cartoon shows in one network including The Jetsons, The Centurions , G-force and Dragonball Z. Bill Clinton won the Presidential Election by defeating George H.W. Bush and I was 8 years old and happy about it. He also got the same birthday as my mom's August 19th, but he was born in 1946 and my mom was born in 1962.

These Timeline vids is like watching my own life passing in review. Graduated high school that spring. Went in the Navy the year after.

1991-92 was a crazy era in American history

I remember eating chicken tonight and drinking crystal pepsi for dinner as a kid

I absolutely love this series. I was born in 1997 but love history

I just love these episodes of Time Line! Keep up the great work!

Remember, in the year 2020, everyone went on break and nobody wants to talk about. Simple as that

Oh yeah! Cartoon Network! I was only a little kid in 1992 and like most little kids, I loved cartoons. I remember being very excited for this channel.

Silence of the Lambs deserved all those awards. It's held up so well and is a cinematic masterpiece

I'm addicted to this. I was sad to find out its only up to 1992!! These are awesome ill be waiting for the next

This is the year that my memory of "Popular culture" really starts in my mind. Everything before that was in my own mind and cartoons.

I swear these Timeline are my favorite vids now

I drive a '92 chevy and my favorite football team growing up won a superbowl in '92. I was too little to remember the early 90's. Its nostalgic for me to see these timeline videos staying up late watching them all.

"Holding back the Jungle?" wow. Somethings never change.

I was 22, in college and in a band. In the end, glad I went to college :)

This is legit my favorite channel on RU-vid

Anxiously waiting for 1993. I’m seriously addicted to this series. RU-vid is the closest thing to a time machine that we have. Next is 1993, then my birth year, 1994!! I can’t wait for the next couple of videos in this series!! 😁😁

1992 was the year to grow up in. Oh boy! SNES vs Sega... Mortal Kombat Monday, and everything else featured here. 🥰Andrew really did a number on us South Floridians, but nothing like what had happened to the people of Boward County. They were lucky in the sense that there were organizations and good people to help the survivors. Those of us in Dade had nearly two whole months without electricity... my brother went through allergic reactions that nearly took away his hand, I was going through heat strokes that could've taken my life and my sister had an infection of the throat and lungs. Bitter sweet times the early 90s were. 😱You had to been there to know the full story of these events. We are thankful of these treasured time capsule videos that bring back most of those memories so that those of us who actually been there could tell our side of things to get the full story. Thank you good sir for these uploads. 😎👍

Best series on RU-vid.

The last great decade before 9/11, social media, smart phones, Covid ect... so glad I was born in the early 80's.

america peaked in the 1980s. the 1990s were the beginning of the end of america.

These are by far my favorite videos of yours 😍😍😍 clearly a lot of work goes into these! Thank you for making these!

For the most of 92, I was a one year old. October I turned two. So, of course, I most likely don't remember anything, until I turned 7 or so. What automatically drew me to comment on this 1992 episode, was my recollection of junior year of high school, when in history class, were asked to make a slide show of a big event in history. As a naive high schooler in the mid 2000s, I chose the LA Riots as my subject. I went in to a deep, deep dive of the police brutality, riots, truck driver(s), LA fires, and so on. In my Microsoft PowerPoint presentation, I decided to add two songs, one by sublime and one by rage against the machine. During my presentation at school, I didn't realize that the RATM song had the F word in it and I was send to in school suspension. But what I learned through my education of this lesson, of king (pulled over march 3 1991), the 3/4 police officers being acquitted, the city being on fire (April 29 1992 for a week) was that racial tensions in this country erupted then, but still erupt today. In my mid 30s now, I realize that the early 1990s still has homework for the 2020s to learn from.

In 1992, I was in 10th grade and was promoted to the 11th Grade after summer vacation. I remember most of this stuff. On the day of the L.A. Riots, my school was so quiet, you could hear a pin drop. There was no talking in the halls, kids silently changed classes, and I don't remember teachers teaching that day. I think we all just watched the news in classes. It was so eerie. I live in Alabama, but what was happening in L.A. could still be felt here.

I remember one time me and my brother was reading the National Enquirer and we got the biggest laugh because according to the National Enquirer a woman was sueing the US Air Force because an F-16 fighter jet flew too low and caused her silicone breast implant to explode.