Top 10 Things You Loved As a Kid That Don't Exist Anymore

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Let's take a trip down memory lane. For this list, we’ll be going over the products, stores, concepts, and other things from several decades ago which are no longer made, aren’t in business anymore, or are just much less common now. Our countdown includes Mall Arcades, Sony Walkman, Blockbuster, and more! If there’s a forgotten bit of your past that we’ve forgotten to include on our list, please let us know in the comments!
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@WatchMojo 2 года назад

Check out our featured song: "Despair, Too" by Po Lazarus! ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-TxLqyoYxkEQ.html If there’s a forgotten bit of your past that we’ve forgotten to include on our list, please let us know in the comments!

@Twiggymaster666 2 года назад

My sense of wonder left when I became an adult

@devingiles6597 2 года назад

Radio Disney. It was a radio station that plays various Disney songs, as well as various Pop songs from Disney Channel artists. Not to mention Pop songs from non Disney artists with edited lyrics to make it family friendly. Sadly, Radio Disney went off the air as of April of 2021. In the Los Angeles area, The station on AM 1110 is now an affiliate of ESPN Radio simulcasting its sister station over on AM 710 until Disney sells KRDC to a different owner.

@daniwilliams 2 года назад

blockbuster, music on MTV, toys r us, gameboy, Sony Walkman and Saturday morning cartoons

@whitleysdollhouse877 2 года назад

Blockbuster

@ciscodeer9094 2 года назад

Well I actually have Saturday morning cartoons so i'm good, but the Chuck E Cheese and Blockbuster and TRU are true gold

@MSDGAMEZ 2 года назад

Walking into a Arcade in the 90's was so magical for me

@dakkuri1 2 года назад

love them

@jeremyblackwater439 2 года назад

Oh man the lights and the sounds 💪🏾 so exciting!

@javonjames4573 2 года назад

U can't get no righter!!

@karenhall4645 2 года назад

I felt the same way walking into a Blockbuster or any video rental place.

@jasminejohnston6393 2 года назад

Yeah especially with that dinosaur coin launcher. The one with the cone-shaped moving targets? That was fun!

@frustyak 2 года назад

Kids that couldn't get out of bed during the week to go to school could pop up like a piece of toast at 6am on a Saturday morning to watch cartoons! :-)

@jeffstacho 2 года назад

You're damn right! Wrapped in our blanket sitting indian-style 'too close to the TV,' (which of course if you remember was 'Really bad for your eyes,' and you'd have the action figures from the TV show right in front of you and dressed in the matching pajamas! I also used to love getting the Sunday paper because of the advertisements for stores that I would go through and circle all the toys that I liked and wanted -All Year Long -NOT just at Christmas;) I wonder if kids still do that because technically they could...

@crystalsnow1138 2 года назад

You're right. I hated getting up early for school, but getting up early on Saturday mornings was a breeze.

@galnhus56 2 года назад

@@jeffstacho Kids today will say "what's a Sunday paper?".

@derekkizzee7940 2 года назад

So true, and I was one of those kids.

@CamaroAmx 2 года назад

@@jeffstacho don’t forget the Toys R Us Christmas catalog, the wish book. Spending hours going through the massive book to pick out the toys you wanted (and usually never got).

@tjwash5118 2 года назад

I loved that I could be outdoors all day long every summer, except for meals and my parents never worried that someone would run off with us. Simpler times.

@frankm.2850 2 года назад

Which is interesting because arguably you’d be in less danger now than you were then, and you were pretty safe. We’ve just gotten a distorted idea of how safe kids are because of network news when statistically speaking kids would be safer now than they were then.

@slystone4892 2 года назад

The thing that I loved the most as a kid in the 90s and doesn’t exist anymore is my childhood itself. Sadly it’s 20 years behind me.

@tjwash5118 2 года назад

Wait till it’s 40 years, then you can complain! (Surely there’s someone thinking wait till it’s 50 years then I can complain) 😆

@slystone4892 2 года назад

@@tjwash5118 ahahaha and so on and so forth

@justanotherinternetwiseguy8018 2 года назад

well thats life for you.

@troublenstrife5761 2 года назад

@@slystone4892 Oh no girl , my childhood....try 30years { Yes I know, the Jurassic Age}🦕🦖. What memories, it made me smile BFN GIRLS....

@slystone4892 2 года назад

@@troublenstrife5761 I’m not a girl though, I’m a masculine man.

@GuitarLessonsBobbyCrispy 2 года назад

I loved to rewind my cassette tapes with a pencil. Young people today will never know the excitement of finally reaching the beginning of the tape, and the sore wrist that went with it.

@the4tierbridge 2 года назад

I mean, it’a easier now.

@otakubancho6655 2 года назад

How about playing Bruce Springsteen on vinyl at 45 rpm,he either sounds like Dolly Parton or Alvin and the chipmunks!😆😆😆

@otakubancho6655 2 года назад

@@the4tierbridge just because it's easier,doesn't mean it's better.

@the4tierbridge 2 года назад

@@otakubancho6655 But, why should I have to bleed my fingers out to watch a movie?

@JesusChrist-ss4pz 2 года назад

@@the4tierbridge you will never get it

@kungfuhustle99 2 года назад

Maaaan do I miss Saturday morning cartoons …..it’s a lost art

@YakkoWarnerTower 2 года назад

Same, man definitely like Kids WB, Fox Kids, One Saturday Morning, Foxbox/4Kidstv, and sometimes even that Christian Saturday Morning block on TBN.....

@Rommie26 2 года назад

I remember in circuit city you could sample CD on their headphones displays 🥰

@wolftickets1969 2 года назад

Same with Tower Records.

@texas2step266 2 года назад

My husband bought one of the first Sony Walkmans when they came out. The sound quality was very high, which was only right, as they cost $300. We still have that one, but it needs a new drive belt.

@MSDGAMEZ 2 года назад

Yes it really upped to bar for portable sound

@texas2step266 2 года назад

@@newdamage5945 I was shocked at the price, and we didn't have a lot back then, but he didn't usually spend money spend money on himself, so I didn't fuss. He enjoyed the Walkman, and I did too. The newer, cheap ones didn't sound near as good.

@texas2step266 2 года назад

@@newdamage5945 It really was an amazing thing. Until then, we had transistor radios if we wanted easily portable music. But $300 could be a month's rent, or a couple of car payments. We did get lots of enjoyment from that Walkman, though, so in the end, it was, as you rightly said, worth the price.

@grayshigami6797 2 года назад

I'm from a country that has never had a Toys R Us store, so when I went to the US for the first time it was the happiest day in my life

@essentialtop10s47 2 года назад

Ah the 90s, Those were the days, we as kids in the 90s used to own Walkmans, Watch Music Videos on TV and Saturday Morning Cartoons Religiously, It's all gone now, what an era.

@FirebalOne 2 года назад

I still have a Walkman!! It was before they stopped making them. It’s thin, has digital radio & takes one ☝️ double A battery. Also has a button that you push that lights up 3 lines that are in a circle that tells you how strong the battery is. Now I put in a lithium battery & it lasts even longer.

@randybradley4151 2 года назад

It always cracked me up when my friends would go digging for the toys in the cereal. I would just pull the entire bag out and locate the toy and typically was at the bottom so I would open that end of the bag.

@geniegoodson5829 2 года назад

No kid today will understand the joy of seeing your favorite show on Saturday morning

@WatchMojo 2 года назад

They see it whenever they want...so less special

@DanMeyer80 2 года назад

So in conclusion, the internet killed everything we grew up with

@ZeroDarknezz 2 года назад

yup, pretty much.

@johnstone3460 2 года назад

yeh sad isn't it I WANT MY 80's BACK !

@moinmahmud6265 2 года назад

That and left wokeness

@Rommie26 2 года назад

Yup the internet is bitter sweet invention

@jeffstacho 2 года назад

This should be the top comment

@ThePoreproductions 2 года назад

I remember Toys R' Us. I remember when I was a young kid in the late 90's and early 2000's, I used to go to the Toys R's Us across the street from (the now demolished) Bannister Mall in Kansas City.

@popsingerstar 2 года назад

they were gonna open back up b4 stupid fucking covid & i really hope they still do when it ends. im almost 27 & still love it & toys

@ericaglas3199 2 года назад

"Do you like what you're hearing?" I'm so sorry, but I never do 😭

@therestingrancor8259 2 года назад

John Candy! He doesn't exist anymore😔. I was such a big fan as a kid❤️

@schools6555 2 года назад

I always had MTV on while getting ready for school. I kinda miss the 90's.

@andrewhodges1322 2 года назад

Remember when we were young and our only worries was not missing our favorite cartoons? (I loved CARTOON CARTOONS). Now we're in our 30s and life is hitting us lol

@BashayG7175 2 года назад

I can still hear my mom yelling at me not to dig down into the cereal for the toy 🤣

@elijahjoseph6365 2 года назад

Number one: Time 😞

@joshuamackey9885 2 года назад

☹ right with you that.

@dharunv6741 2 года назад

And number two:- Our grandma's house eating snacks and watching our favourite cartoon 🥺💕

@nancyomalley6286 2 года назад

OMG! Why didn't Weird Al make that parody: "Internet Killed the Video Star"? Hey Weird Al-IF you're around, here's an idea!

@tashikoweinstein435 2 года назад

I loved Discovery Zone as a kid, I even remember the building that it was in!!

@the4tierbridge 2 года назад

Now their all Chuck E. Cheese’s! Most of those robot thing mascots were thrown out the concept unifying. Some were preserved, luckily enough.

@geodude28 2 года назад

Remember MIB and Godzilla Lazer gun game good ol times

@ultimatebishoujo29 2 года назад

Me too

@dashiajames1882 2 года назад

I truly miss Saturday morning cartoons/shows, Funzone & Hollywood Video. Wasn't really into Blockbuster. I used to get up & turn straight to Nickelodeon, Cartoon network or Disney channel. I used to literally beg my mom to take us Hollywood video should reboot these shows/cartoons.

@gundambassexe31 2 года назад

Saturday morning blocks from the 90s and 2000s. They will be missed

@captianbubble 2 года назад

Do you guys remember and Saturday mornings, Nick Jr. used to be on CBS? Those were the good old days!

@marshalkrieg2664 Год назад

Saturday morning cartoons really was the high point of my week when I was young. In a way it sounds kinda lonely I really hated school and did not have many friends.... I got up early, grabbed a bowl of cheerios or fruit loops cereal, maybe 3-4 tangerines, and watched all my favorite cartoons until 12 noon when they stopped. I'm 58 now and have lost a lot of family and friends and in the last few years thanks to the internet I have returned to watching my favorite vintage cartoons, I watch them on Saturday morning . I find the walk back down memory lane to be enjoyable and soothing, even if nostalgia is sometimes bittersweet.

@Zappo32 2 года назад

Arcade games and Saturday morning TV are amongst my favourite and most memorable things while growing up back in the 80s and 90s.

@marialemos1495 Год назад

AGREED 💯!!!!

@ClearanceCollector 2 года назад

Don’t forget 4 x AA batteries for Gameboy! Now that’s what you call “long lasting batteries.”

@user-em6ie2be7x 2 года назад

Anyone remember KB Toys? You couldn't go to a mall without seeing one.

@pblreza 2 года назад

I bought some of my video games there, good times

@DarkFr3ak101 2 года назад

Yes I remember that place I thought of it as a mini toys r us, I got a Neopet tiger there when I was a kid

@user-em6ie2be7x 2 года назад

@@pblreza Used to Love The Discount Game Bin you could find Genesis & SNES games at the same time for under $20.

@rogue7723 2 года назад

And _Zany Brainy?_

@YakkoWarnerTower 2 года назад

Man, I remember also seeing KB toys merchandise during commercials and during those "funding" things on PBS Kids I would go their occasionally as a kid honestly.

@ninjaeris131 2 года назад

A Zune! I got one for my 16th birthday and I loved that brick of an mp3 player with all my heart!! The fact that it was a brick was actually beneficial for me!

@otakubancho6655 2 года назад

I miss going to Kaybee Toys to buy car models and supplies,sniff.

@moinmahmud6265 2 года назад

Me too bro

@garveyneal1672 2 года назад

If you ask me these things we loved as kids deserves some comebacks.

@tsunsu 2 года назад

I agree and accorind to articles i read for this yr one is trying. Toy r us is and i hope it comes threw it may not be a super body like b4 but as an outlit shops within places like macys and stuff.

@twist58 2 года назад

My late uncle owned a Sony Walkman once. He was always the life of the party.

@wolftickets1969 2 года назад

Being an elder millennial born in '82, the favorite things of my childhood no longer around include: Floppy disks, especially the 5 1/4" variety that were actually floppy. Dial-up modems, as well as the pre-World Wide Web bulletin board services and AOL. DJ's mixing with physical turntables (though the vinyl revival may have alleviated that). Radio Shack and most other electronics store chains. Board games (though there's still a niche for them). Film photography and camcorders. Wooden playground equipment. Sears and KMart before they got run into the ground. VHS. Pay phones. Nintendo Power. Wizards of the Coast. Roller skating rinks (a few remain if you know where to look). CRT televisions and computer monitors. Graphing calculators.

@blowc1612 2 года назад

Board games isn’t a niche it’s a thriving industry and many people still play today and plenty of adults do board games and get drunk

@WatchMojo 2 года назад

Still love Nintendo powers, once in awhile pop them out for nostalgia

@melissawickersham9912 Год назад

Wizards of the Coast is still around as far as I know.

@karenhall4645 2 года назад

I love videos like these. It makes me remember things I can't believe I forgot.

@zacharisincennes8026 2 года назад

I miss all the kids shows I grew up with like George Shrinks, Uh-Oh, and Popular Mechanics For Kids.

@MangaSlayer102 2 года назад

I’ll never understand why mtv changed so much I mean when it was for music it was perfect

@gildedvulture7965 2 года назад

Today's MTV gave you Snooki. What more can you ask for?

@MangaSlayer102 2 года назад

@@gildedvulture7965 bringing back non stop Music videos

@danpina17 2 года назад

Mall arcades are making a comeback!

@siege824s8 2 года назад

It never died in Asian countries

@maytalacedo2942 2 года назад

@@siege824s8 where I'm from the arcade in the mall is going 💪 in 4 years and it's still popular. I personally don't think it'll die that soon.

@siege824s8 2 года назад

@@maytalacedo2942 arcade here in California are coin op arcade/Bars now i lol when these 20 somthing kids sippin jack n coke in a bar try to challenge me to mortal Kombat or MvC2

@darrylbrooks8714 2 года назад

God: Did mortals discover the internet yet Me: yes God: What did it cost you? Me: A bunch of crap I cared about as a kid

@DarkFr3ak101 2 года назад

Even though we still have Barns and Nobles I do miss Borders they were so much better when it came to looking for books and I loved their cafe, I miss there hot chocolate. Another thing I miss which was the highlight of my shopping trips in the electronic department was hearing clip samples of the new releases when you touched that panel of albums.

@amygoldstein3771 2 года назад

They need to do another list of 'Ten more things from your childhood that don't exist anymore '. Child World (Toys R Us biggest competitor) wasn't on the list. Neither was Radio Shack (the were the go-to place for basic electronic needs).

@wildshadowstar 2 года назад

Blockbuster had the chance to buy Netflix when it first came out but blockbuster passed.

@lijo4518 2 года назад

Working at Blockbuster in my senior yr was the best 👍🏻 good ol times

@johnstone3460 2 года назад

yeh i know what you mean I used to work at one in 89 when I was still a senior in school and i had allot of fun and I loved helping the customers because if they couldnt think of a movie i knew the movie they were thinking about and i also got take movies home for free on a Friday night and then return them on Monday WOW I miss the 80s

@sharkwar4284 2 года назад

MTV (at least in my country) still has music on its program

@elijahwalton2248 2 года назад

when i was young, i picked up CDs DVDs and sometimes windows pc games outta cereal. that was way back when my parents had our first computer. Sometime when I was 15, I dug it outta storage and played some fun games like operation and monopoly which had lots of fun minigames aside from buying property and fishing object outta patients. A pc game about caring for a baby called my little cd tots came with my sisters baby doll

@chikish 2 года назад

I'll always treasure the memories of my friends and I spending hours at our local Blockbuster and not renting anything.

@BulaGuy 2 года назад

Kids today will NEVER have to suffer from having to rewind a movie that was rented, renting a scratched up game, or going on how cool the cover looked of a movie or game. Good old Blockbuster!

@hcook1023 2 года назад

I remember when Netflix was that stupid movie by mail company. I miss my rental place Movie Gallery, as a kid my older brother and I would get to use mom's loyalty points to rent a videogame. Honestly Blockbuster had the affect of a candy shop, you can get all of the stuff somewhere else but the atmosphere is so much more fun

@kri249 2 года назад

Someone nentioned this the other day and it made me realise how much I missed it, the smell of a video store. If someone walked you into one blind folded you'd instantly know where you were.

@hydellas678 2 года назад

True that. My god, this reminded me that rewinding vhs tapes back in the day was annoying as heck. Regardless I miss those days. Same goes for my scratched ps1 and ps2 tapes. (The horror of having to go all the way back to the store if they were scratched and wouldn't play at all)

@YakkoWarnerTower 2 года назад

Lol, you aren't lyin cuz kids and teenagers nowadays would probably extremely hate Blockbuster.

@hydellas678 2 года назад

@@YakkoWarnerTower Agreed.

@SallySkellington84 2 года назад

The mentioned Discovery Zone that's open is literally 8 mins from where I live...it is extremely tiny! It is in a mall. We used to have one here called leaps and bounds. We had a video rental place up until Jan. Of this year it was called Family Video. I was more of a disc man person than a walkman and I still have the original gameboy....the only thing on this list that I miss is Toys r us lol they used to have a lot of cool stuff even for adults if you knew where to look. I miss the 90s/00s!

@jeffstacho 2 года назад

You from the Metro Detroit area? -I remmeber Leaps and Bounds! I don't understand how that place could have possibly went out of business! Every time I ever went it was packed and all the money was straight profit after the first six months I would imagine because there was no updates needed to be done to it or Electronics or technology because it was just simply big thick plastic tubes everywhere and that's all we needed. And a couple slides and ball pits

@SallySkellington84 2 года назад

@@jeffstacho no im from Ohio

@jeffstacho 2 года назад

@@SallySkellington84 I see, I see... Well, seeing as how youre our 'neighbor' im guessing I still may be onto something here, haha. But no, I only knew of one location in existence and i LOVED THAT PLACE as a little kid! McDonalds 'PlayPlace' along with Chuckie Cheese is all we got left it would seem, and theyre just way too damm small. With germs from Covid 19 out there, I highly doubt any businesses are going to be investing money into something like this again. Oh well, at least OUR CHILDHOODS were pretty AWESOME, Looking back now... :)

@antoniokastrocarlisledemel6617 2 года назад

Damn i miss Toys R Us, Arcades and Saturday Morning Cartoons...i used to hate waking up early for em though but at least i could crash after they went off

@mlggamer5296 2 года назад

Oh yes Saturday morning cartoons Good Times! Quite a few of them I've watched on 4 Kidz

@scottjackson369 2 года назад

Things that I miss most as a kid are movies with actual plot and narrative ( I.E Batman 1989, Batman Returns, Batman Forever the Sam Raimi Spider-Man movies and the Pierce Brosnan era James Bond movies)!

@alecschaefer443 2 года назад

Well superhero movies are actually quite easy to write since they where all comic books 60 years ago

@slystone4892 2 года назад

Mmm tHey still exist just for you know, and much better plots and narratives that those examples.

@theanimeguy13ify 2 года назад

Not to mention, other video rental stores like Hollywood Video and Movie Gallery also went out of business around the early 2010's. Also, with MTV2, BET and VH1 quit showing music videos, MTV Classic (formerly known as VH1 Classic) and CMT still show music videos.

@vigal79 2 года назад

I can relate to everything on this list. It from the Walkman, to the arcade, so many things have changed. Yes, even going to the video store. Because, it’s like you need every freaking streaming service to get all the movies and shows you want now.

@charliejoson9145 2 года назад

Ugh the arcade one and Tiger Beat hits close to home (tho not necessarily Tiger Beat itself). I miss the smell and reading paper magazines. But trees are most important. This list made me even more nostalgic

@crystalsnow1138 2 года назад

I remember we had video store located in our local grocery store by the frozen food aisle. So whenever my mom took us grocery shopping by the end of the trip she would let us go and check out few movies for the week. I also remember watching MTV for hours just waiting to see if they would play my favorite music videos because you didn't know when they were going to be played. Watching 3 hour award shows because there was no way to watch the winners or performances at a different time. People don't realize how convenient it is now to stream movies, tv shows, or music. Also for concerts they didn't let you bring in cameras so unless the artists shared footage of their concerts you had no idea what the concerts looked like.

@jerrydellasala7643 2 года назад

Thanks for making me feel even older! Some of your choices were AFTER my youth! But 👍Saturday Morning Cartoons!

@dustintirey6122 2 года назад

No freaking way! That Discovery Zone is about 40 minutes from my house! Thanks Watch Mojo!

@kevindagame 2 года назад

Saturday morning cartoons better be on here. Along with action figures under $5

@joshuamackey9885 2 года назад

Saturday morning cartoons suck now. Feel sorry for the kids these days

@christianparrish6647 2 года назад

@@joshuamackey9885 especially Teen Titans go

@vanessastegall 2 года назад

@@joshuamackey9885 I agree.

@tomoore1776 2 года назад

5:13

@thegamingchef3304 2 года назад

I use to love that Offroad game at the Mall arcades. And I remember my grandparents use to save those toys in the cereal boxes and put them in a drawer for us when we visited.

@jimb.7523 2 года назад

I wanted a Game Boy as a kid, but my parents would never get me one. Now that emulators exist, I'm kinda glad since a LOT of those games are hard af and I would've just rage-quit a bunch of $30 games. lol

@hydellas678 2 года назад

Lol thats completely true and understandable. Gameboy was before my time so I never did get my hands on the original.

@jeffstacho 2 года назад

I definitely see what you're saying about the old games being so damn hard but that was the essence of those games because there wasn't a lot of replayability. All games were linear it was one level after another. And essentially you had to memorize where the bad guys were going to be. And by doing it over and over and over and over, you finally after three or four months would get good enough to beat it!! And if you couldn't, pretty much every game had a cheat code that you could enter to get extra lives. By making the games so hard as you say now it is, that's exactly where your $30 was going to. To make sure you couldn't just walk through the game within one day because that's how easy some games are these days as you know. You had Nintendo right??:-) furthermore, there wasn't as many options as far as systems and games went in the very beginning, and yeah looking back a lot of those games SUCK -but that's only because you've been able to compare them to PlayStation and Xbox, etc...Ya know?

@ARIXANDRE 2 года назад

I miss video games magazines. Nintendo Power, EGM, Game Pro.

@brentm8863 2 года назад

Discovery zone was the king of kid fun stuff!!! I loved that place and it’s sad my niece and my little nephew will grow up in a world and never get to experience the joy of that place!!

@Ethan-ey4jx 2 года назад

As someone born in 2000, I am glad I grew up with some of those things. Especially Blockbuster, Arcades, and Toys R Us.

@hiddengemz955 2 года назад

When our mall arcade was closed back in 2012 . I literally cried. So many great memories gone 😭 RIP Time Square

@bennetfox 2 года назад

Did you know that the last blockbuster that is in Bend Oregon is available on Airbnb? You can rent it for the night and watch all the movies you want and eat all the popcorn you want!

@amandafeinner474 2 года назад

I miss the 80's and 90's. Those were the decades when I was a kid and in my teens. Music on MTV, the classic Nintendo, Saturday morning cartoons, Walkman with Mixtapes and Blockbuster were the best things from back in the day that don't exist anymore.

@doggowitskimask385 2 года назад

The gameboy and the Sony Walkman were the best, I miss toys r us I got games from there as a kid

@reporter8887 2 года назад

Wow very nice video. Keep up the good work

@animesempai0 2 года назад

Watching this makes me nostalgic😭 thanks watchmojo

@georgeharris572 2 года назад

I find it funny how back when MTV started folks thought it really would kill radio, but yet the music on MTV died and the radio is still going as strong as ever ...

@Vydiastar 2 года назад

I definitely miss music videos on MTV!!!! getting up for school every morning and turning on the TV to hear music videos from midnight until 9am and then reality TV shows and some animated adult shows like clone high, Beavis n butthead and Daria until 11:59pm. I wish they would bring that concept back

@troublenstrife5761 2 года назад

Oooh saturday night, Blockbusters📼, goodies and pizza🍕🍔🍟, that was all we needed, believe it or not we were happy😊😊xxxxx

@aaronjackson8204 2 года назад

Y’all remember Circuit City??? For some reason, I always loved going their as a kid with my parent. I never really understood the technology and appliances there, but still liked going.

@craiglister7110 2 года назад

Wow I feel so old lol 😂 still miss the classic merchandise 😀

@inny74 2 года назад

I still have the CD for the Home Run Derby game demo for EA Sports MVP Baseball from when I bought a Post brand cereal. I miss those times. lol

@lildan419r2 2 года назад

As a 90s kid I miss all of them on the list ..sad end of a BIG part of my life

@aarongilmore1254 2 года назад

Thank you for MTV, HONE VIDEO RENTALS, TOYS R US (or any toy store) and SATURDAY MORNING CARTOONS

@Sk8ngInDuval 2 года назад

The Buffy insert was awesome LOL

@tonyapole408 Год назад

1:43 One step then, Game Over haha 😂

@Felix24148 2 года назад

The last Blockbuster is in Bend Oregon. Gotta visit it some day

@ssgemeritus2115 2 года назад

Worked part-time at Blockbuster for 12 years. Loved it. Most people left happy with their rentals. Of course there was the issue of late fees sometimes.

@ssgemeritus2115 2 года назад

@@thotslayer9914 retired Army. I started working at Blockbuster and others while I was in the military After that, I worked there until it all went down just to do something to fill my time. 😎🇺🇸

@the4tierbridge 2 года назад

@@ssgemeritus2115 Did’t Blockbuster have a problem with underpaying employees?

@geodude28 2 года назад

That was one of my dream job to work at blockbuster but now that dream is dead :/

@josearellano203 Год назад

Well, as someone born in 1992 I can just remember like two of these. I still played with Game Boy. I remember Blockbuster. The times when these were in use had their ups and downs like right now.

@nguyenngocthanh3143 2 года назад

Good old day

@brianvirukai4927 2 года назад

Hie Watch Mojo,massive love from Harare Zimbabwe in Africa,am an avid fan and may you also do a piece of top 10 Stand Up Comedian bombs or fails.

@Showtunediva 2 года назад

#7 Yea! I absolutely miss when MTV had music videos. The VMAs seem so obsolete now since there are no music videos on MTV. Similarly I miss Saturday morning cartoons especially shows like Recess Pepper Ann.

@chadgaming8288 2 года назад

You missed the GameBoy Advance SP. My sister and I played the GameBoy Advance SP a LOT! I had games like Disney/Pixar’s Cars, Disney’s Party, Disney’s Kim Possible, Mario and Luigi: Superstar Saga, Power Rangers: Dino Thunder, Spy Kids, Spider-Man 2 (2004) Advance SP version tie-in game, and more! Man, I MISS those days.

@downeastboy84 2 года назад

Loved discovery zoone used to go there with my grandmother so many times great memories

@zacharisincennes8026 2 года назад

Sadly, many of the musicians and bands I grew up with are becoming more and more scarce on the radio. As a Canadian, I grew up with people like Bryan Adams, Blue Rodeo, Shania Twain, Sarah McLachlan and Celine Dion. During the live music performances last year on Canada Day, however, I recognized next to no one. None of THEM were there!

@OriginalGrasshopper 2 года назад

Canada has MacKenzie Porter now though! She is an absolutely phenomenal singer (and actress)!

@Terry.W 2 года назад

Still got my Walkman and cassettes are still made ..

@moleshaman3040 2 года назад

Definitely miss arcade games and music on MTV (music videos on TV in general too) . They don't give out toys in breakfast cereal boxes these days ? Though it's true most were crap , a few were pretty good. Definitely miss Saturday morning cartoons and TV shows too , they were a big part of my childhood and teenage years.Miss the Walkman and Discman too , these were pretty much synonymous with becoming a teenager and/or a "cool kid" when I was growing up. Video rental stores are much missed too , I loved going there as a kid though my parents rarely allowed me to go.

@johnstone3460 2 года назад

Rebeca I WANT MY 80's BACK ! I was a teenager back then and I loved it very much and I miss it. And just like Kevin Smith said there's nothing wrong with keeping the 80's alive I miss all these things listed in this episode of Mojo the malls with the video arcades and prizes in cereal Blockbuster Video Kids R Us stores Saturday morning cartoons and my I WANT MY MTV ! I'm so happy that there are T.V. shows and movies today that are keeping the 80"s still alive like stranger things Young Sheldon and The Goldberg's thank You they are so radical

@randybradley4151 2 года назад

Out of 8 malls in my hometown there was only 1 with an arcade inside while growing up back in 1985-2000.

@gregorynetus5557 2 года назад

Arcades was the best in queens new york we had a lot of arcades games in late 1980s and all throughout thec1990s.i miss arcades games.get couple quarters and have a blast.word up son

@leighburton832 2 года назад

Sniff! These were all my favorites during my childhood!

@ellie9311 2 года назад

what was my Saturday Mornings as a Kid finding a toy in the cereal box while watch great cartoons on the TV I miss those days, Kids today don't know what they missed

@justapeacefulmanwhosbornin7291 2 года назад

Top 10 best Superman-inspired characters of all time.

@bazzerker35s 2 года назад

Even though that Americans don't have MTV music videos, here in Canada it's the same without MuchMusic, that was well known in Toronto Ontario. But there's other stuff that don't exist anymore which I have seen years ago, even if I wasn't a kid, but still was a young teen back in the early 90's. Nintendo Power game magazine, MAD Magazine's, classic Tube TV's and radio's. The lists go on and on, from what transpired back in the 50's, 60's, 70's, 80's and 90's that aren't around anymore.