Growing up in the 90’s wasn’t just a childhood… it was a survival challenge. From dodging flying Velcro wallets to keeping your Tamagotchi alive longer than three hours, every day was an adventure. This was the decade when we risked our lives blowing into Nintendo cartridges like some sacred ritual, and we learned patience from waiting four minutes for the internet to connect.

In this emotional deep dive, we journey back to a time when snack foods were neon, TV remotes were bricks, and friendships were forged in the glow of a rented Blockbuster movie. Join me as we examine the strange, chaotic, and oddly beautiful decade that raised us—before smartphones, before social media, and before we realized the "save" icon was actually a real object we used daily.

Prepare to laugh, reminisce, and maybe shed a single nostalgic tear. Welcome to the 90’s… a documentary of memories, mistakes, and microwavable pizzas.

Documentary-Style (More Emotional + Still Funny) – Version 2

In the 90’s, childhood wasn’t curated— it was lived. We didn’t have screens telling us who to be; we had scratched CDs, disposable cameras, and the universal struggle of rewinding VHS tapes because “Be Kind, Rewind” felt like a moral law. This documentary-style journey explores the decade when our biggest worry was whether our mom heard the dial-up tone and yelled, “I’m on the phone!”

With humor, heart, and just a touch of secondhand embarrassment, we revisit the toys that defined us, the fashion that betrayed us, and the moments that still live rent-free in our brains. From Saturday morning cartoons to the emotional devastation of losing your last pog, this is the story of a generation who grew up on chaos, color, and questionable snack ingredients.

Join me as we laugh, reflect, and rediscover the magic of a decade that shaped who we are—one mixtape at a time.