Growing up in the 1990s brings with it many specific memories for today’s adults. Although everyone had a slightly different childhood, thousands of us had the same things, programs, sweets that accompanied us every day. Nowadays, we don’t see them every day anymore, but whenever we see a binder with notes somewhere or a collection of potato chips, our heads are flooded with memories. Today we remember the most iconic things from the 90s.
Growing up in the 90s: “Dragon Ball”, sticky notes, Panda ice cream
A recording recently appeared on Instagram under the name matko_co_ja_czytam, in which the author . The video concerns people born in the 1990s, i.e. today’s people in their twenties and thirties, or in short: millennials. It was viewed by over 140,000 people and many of them added something of their own.
Growing up in many homes at that time was similar, children played with similar toys, received similar gadgets and magazines, and ate similar things. Many of them are now iconic. Therefore, the mere thought of them evokes a whole host of memories – not for one person, but for thousands.
Memories of people born in the 1990s: “Dragon Ball” and “Sailor Moon”, exchanging cards, mom, spend PLN 5 on drinks, a cat in a poke from the game show “Get All the Way”, bell-bottom pants, a spider on the back from Mango teleshopping , Turbo gum, Panda ice cream and Kaskada orangeade
– mentioned the author.
Exchanging cards Photo IWONA KOPYSC/ Agencja Wyborcza.pl
Growing up in the 90s: “An orangeade cost 50 groszy and you drank it for three people”
There were a lot of comments under the post. Many people commented on the things mentioned. Others have also added their own items to this list – obviously also common to many millennials.
PLN 5 for a drink? An orangeade cost 50 groszy and was drunk by three people
5 PLN? Probably PLN 1, but if it was PLN 2, it was crazy!
I still have the cards to this day! Another dot glued to the TV! And all those tazos to collect from the chips.
I remember “zonka”. And the notes in the binders were a hit.
Gosh, I got sentimental, I remember everything! Plus Harry Potter. I read for the first time in first grade
Cassette and pencil. And recording songs from the radio
God, I’m old. And also golden thoughts, diaries with entries from everyone from school. And “Xena”. What great times those were!
There’s a tear in my eye
– we read.
What do you remember most from the 90s? Did you also collect cards or tazos? Be sure to let us know in the comments!
Source: Gazeta
Bruce is a talented author and journalist with a passion for entertainment . He currently works as a writer at the 247 News Agency, where he has established himself as a respected voice in the industry.
