Popular in the 90s

Think scratch-n-sniff stickers and the iconic game of 'Heads-Up 7-Up.' Here are 32 popular things in the 90s you'll definitely remember.

Growing up in the '90s had its perks.

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The 90s was an iconic decade for many people. Some of the most famous movies, TV shows, books and music come from this time period. It’s also when many people graduated high school or college

In the same way fashion trends have a way of resurfacing every few years, certain words and phrases can come back in style, too. All we have to do is start using them, and just like that they're cool again. So let's go ahead and consider some of the…

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12 Signs You Were Cool In The '90s

In the 1990s, television was one of the fastest-growing mediums. More TV shows were popping up than ever before, and ratings were at all-time highs. Viewers tended to be interested in laugh-out-loud moments, which is why sitcoms like Friends, Roseanne, and Seinfeld were the biggest hit TV shows of the decade. While comedies were extremely popular in the '90s, procedural dramas also reigned, with shows like The Practice, JAG, and NYPD Blue becoming popular with large audiences.

Things you'll remember if you grew up in the 90s

We’ve all had those conversations with our friend or our work colleagues about things we remember from our childhood. The 90’s was such an influential time for people of my generation but also in the

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