Top 20 Things from the 90s That Don't Exist Anymore

Do you know what i really miss from the 90's ? Having hopes and dreams for the future....good times, now i'm just dead inside...

A joke that is dying with the 1990's: What's the difference between a computer and a woman? Only a computer accepts a three and a half floppy. 🤣🤣🤣

So like, I have a big problem with 90's Encarta CD Roms and the word DVD appearing in the same sentence.

I miss cassette tapes cassette tapes were the best ever and I grew up listening to cassettes and CDs and they love listening to vinyl still after all these years.

POGS!!!! Core memories unlocked

Zimas use to fu.. you up

Video Camcorders 😊

Just stop it already dadgum it, I miss the growing up in the early 90s too freaking much and if i was able to go back into time and live it all over again then there's no thinking about it and no questions asked, I'M DOWN and let's go!!!!

AOL & Yahoo Messenger closed down because of the eyes that To Catch A Predator opened to the general public.

God, i loved orbitz so much.

I had the Windows XP logo screensaver!

I would look through delias and circle everything I wanted while knowing that I wouldn't get any of it. Lol

ironically i have the windows 95 maze screensaver on my windows 11 laptop. found a download link and applied it

I miss never having to lock doors ,always knowing where truck keys were ( always in the truck ) , not only were keys always in truck, even at school ,with a rifle hanging in back window of truck , windows rolled down, (remember before was old enough to drive , peddling my bike across the county w no worries , ) I rolled my truck once and cop just happened to be driving by ( was rare to see a cop ) and stopped ,asked what in the hell happened, to which I responded ," if you would take a few seconds to look around ,it's obvious I had been spinning donuts for several minutes until a tire blew and I rolled my truck " he asked if had been drinking , I told him no as I took sip of beer ,when he lifted his brow I told him after rolled my truck , I decided needed a beer , he shook his head and went on his way... those were the days

If you go to Woodinvile WA (near Seattle) there is still an abandoned Blockbuster store. Top foods had a Blockbuster in it. I enjoyed going and looking at the different N64 games and their boxes.

windows 95- 98 exist on my xbox series s lol i have that maze background on my xbox lol

Omg, mini discs! I used to work at circuit city, and my manager changed his car stereo system to a mini disc player. I remember like yesterday he said, everything is going to mini discs. 😭

I remember my mother filling the bathtub on New Years 1999 in case water quit running for Y2K

my mini disc player ran off one AA battery for almost 48 hours of playtime. that was good stuff.

Y2K was the beginning of the end.

I lived Orbitz. It is the 90s Boba tea

Chunky 💀

Myspace

i know when i sit down to play my modern PC games my preferred method of display is to break out my my old 27' veiwsonic CRT....... 🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄

gaming magazines is still around, i remembered floppy disk, hahahaha aol

WHOAAAAA! Encarta! Yeah i'm old now, lol.

I'm a half 80s and all through the 90s girl i grew up on most of these things all through the 90s .

My school went in the opposite direction with pogs... made a few variations with our mascot and school colors on them.

Omg Jeff Goldbloom voicing for the iMac is legendary!! Lol

Right we all need to take a trip to Bend, Oregon and visit the Blockbuster store! 🎉

We should make a website to bring brack the kraft maccaroni cheese deluxe with the cheese in the tin ❤❤ i miss it 😢

the sound of dial up still in my brain

I have a discman and I use it everyday

There was no better way to ring in the weekend than a visit to Blockbuster or Hollywood Video and have pizza delivered to your house as a kid. Good times.

I miss POGS

Microsoft DID have a maze game, it was called Hover

I remember burn CDs using nero, and I saw they released nero platinum suite 2024 these days.😂

one thing I wish they'd kept making was PB Crisps. Esp. the chocolate-filled ones. YUM 🥰

Red box is what killed blockbuster!!! Not Netflix.

Encarta Encyclopedia, FYI, that kind of media is known as VCD or the Video CD Format, not DVD.

I was in my late 30s throughout the 1990s and consider it one of the most remarkable times of my life. Maybe because its when my daughters grew up, or I was younger and healthier. If nothing else, the 1990s brought us grunge music which breathed life back into Rock and Roll. I can't listen to Alice in Chains or Pearl Jam without longing for the 1990s.

Something long gone since the 1990s is music stores. I guess that's more of a 1980s thing, but a few survived into the 1990s. Who remembers rushing to the record store the day your favorite band's newest album was released, and hoping it didn't sell out before you got there? If it did sell out, you had to buy something. It was a sin to leave a record store empty handed.

This video started out with dial up internet. This is why I didn't have internet. I live in a small town in California's High Desert. We got our first computer in 1997 when I was 33 years old, so it was a learning experience. I had no idea how the internet worked, but apparently there was no local dial up in the area. Each visit on the internet connected to a phone number in Palm Springs. Imagine my surprise when our next phone bill included hundreds of calls to Palm Springs. That was the end of the internet for us until our cable company offered internet service a few months later.

Thanks for the video. A nice stroll down memory lane.

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The internet was so much better back then. The only people who used it, originally were tech heads and geeks, but then it became super accessible tp everyone especially when you could get online on a cellphone.

PB Crisps!

You didn't mention Amiga Power.

Y2k is a fashion trend wearing late 90s early 2000s clothes