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Hollister didnt even exist in the 90's. Eminem popped up in 1999 but his peak popularity was the early 2000's. Same thing with Timberlake. I'm no authority but I'm pretty sure the tribal armband was a 2000's phenomenon too.

Yeah...that's what I was thinking when reading his post.

Eminem and Timberlake are not 90s.

And I certainly think of the 70s/80s/90s pop culture the 90s is probably the worst of the three. But there was plenty of good. Videogaming and computer expansion/internet being the the big ones.

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Posted by LesMiles BFF

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Posted on 6/11/14 at 2:45 pm to tylercsbn9

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And I certainly think of the 70s/80s/90s pop culture the 90s is probably the worst of the three. But there was plenty of good. Videogaming and computer expansion/internet being the the big ones.

Trust me. The 80s were worse.

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Posted by wiltznucs

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Posted on 6/11/14 at 2:51 pm to tylercsbn9

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And I certainly think of the 70s/80s/90s pop culture the 90s is probably the worst of the three. But there was plenty of good. Videogaming and computer expansion/internet being the the big ones.

If nothing else the 90's gave us a few iconic films like Goodfellas and Forrest Gump. The music was all over the map but you had Nirvana, Metallica at their best and finished with and Dr. Dre and others emerging on the rap scene. Fashion was less mortifying than the 80's but the grunge era was bad. There is nothing attractive about a girl wearing Dr. Martens boots, beat up jeans and a long sleeve flannel shirt..

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