Top 10 Things Children Today Don't Recognize

Check out the voting page here,

Want a WatchMojo cup, mug, t-shirts, pen, sticker and even a water bottle? Get them all when you order your MojoBox gift set here:

WatchMojo is a leading producer of reference online video content, covering the People, Places and Trends you care about.
We update DAILY with 4-5 Top 10 lists, Origins, Biographies, Versus clips on movies, video games, music, pop culture and more!

[mayylayy]

Why does she make it sound like Blockbuster was such a drag? Saturday nights were Blockbuster night and we always looked forward to going there!

[joshua.johnson]

It’s 2019 and we still have a working VHS player with a whole bunch of tapes to watch!!!

[clintonjohns]

I remember a time when YouTube didn’t have a million ads every five seconds. Good ol days

[ernestw]

I'll never sell or throw VHS away. I will keep them as treasure and artifacts.

[raesmith]

Don't you hate when someone watched a VHS movie and didn't rewind?

[rc]

Without old tech, there wouldn't be new tech. Seeing the evolution of it all is amazing.

[MrDaddynomates]

And in 30 years, kids will be laughing at our stupid smartphones and slow internet and tv's with a screen.

[lukebenbow]

You guys make going to the Video Store sound like such a tedious chore. I loved going there every Friday night, checking out the VHS covers and new Nintendo games

[aliciacleeland]

I remember this being stamped on VHS Tapes when you rented them


"Be kind please rewind!"

[GérannGerberChannel]

Every single piece of old technology that we grew up with, was awesome!!

[xenablossom]

As a 90s kid, I clearly remember all of these things.

[TheHaloGamer]

Only children 6 or younger wouldn't know these

[bobjohnson]

Technology is like a tall building made from bricks. Each brick is essential. Take away the first layer and the entire building crumbles. They're all equally important.

[alansands]

Who writes this stuff? VHS was not "aweful in every conceivable way". Its what we had at the time and for the time it was AWESOME. Thats like blaming Edison for inventing a crappy old fashion phonograph. Yes we have had progress since then but we should EXPECT nothing less than progress in this society.
And seriously, lets not even act like the digital age hasnt given us a fair amount of crap.

[janfrederikvandenberg]

I remember waiting a whole week to get pictures developed.
Also weekends renting VHS/DVD's with your friends and arguing over what gets watched first was the best. Those where definitely the days

[jbro]

I miss Blockbuster so much. Icon of the 90s.

[Legorreta.M.D]

Anyone lived in the era of Bayblades and YuGi-Oh cards? LOL

[debrafusco]

How about encyclopedias, think anyone of these kids today know what they are? Just a thought.

[nor_cal_jeeper]

My grandma still has vhs tapes, vcr, still uses a TV guide catalog, has a rotary phone (with a 50ft cord), uses a phone book, still uses dial up with a windows 98 computer and her furniture in the living room is from the 60’s and 70’s... I’m not even kidding

[marshallwilson]

One things kids don't have today:
Respect