Top 30 Things from the 90s That Don't Exist Anymore

Join us on a nostalgic journey through the 90s as we explore the iconic things that have vanished from our lives. From technology and entertainment to social experiences, we'll reminisce about the unique artifacts that defined a generation and are now nothing more than memories. Our countdown includes beloved items like Video Rental Stores, Discman, Netscape Navigator, AIM, MTV Music Videos, Pogs, and many more that shaped the 90s culture but have since disappeared in the digital age! Which of these things do you miss most? Share in the comments.

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[WatchMojo]

Which of these things do you miss most? Share in the comments.

[trinaq]

I really miss Video/DVD stores. I'm from Ireland, and we didn't have Blockbuster, though we did have Xtravision, and it was always fun to rent a film there every Friday night.

[OhSnapWord]

Privacy. Once upon a time, we didn't have to worry about our every move being broadcast on the internet. If I said or did something dumb, there wasn't an immutable record of it. We didn't carry devices that broadcast our real time location. We weren't bombarded with ads for a product because we simply mentioned it by name.

[namo]

I watched this for nostalgia...but now im just sad

[CaptainMarvelsSon]

I think that the loss of interest in malls is a huge detriment to current youth. I spent most of my time in the arcade, but it felt good having people all around. Self-isolation only makes feeling bad worse.

[piperbird]

The first PC I built had straps so you could tuck your keyboard and cables in, and a handle on top, so you can easily carry it to LAN parties.

[chelseacanales]

Born in 92 but man!!! I remembered going to the video store renting video every Friday and Saturday night 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢 seeing this list I remembered everything about the 90s

[vickiwaatti]

Born in 1976 - this is basically my entire child hood and teen years... so scary! OH! What about ICQ? Loved that!

[justinhillenburg]

You know what else doesn't exist anymore since the '90s? People's sanity. That left a long time ago, and will never come back.

[SkywiseStormwolf]

You forgot about Computer Bulletin Board Service (BBS). I ran one from the late 80s until about 2000 with doorgames, message boards and networks, and download sections. I met my wife through a computer BBS.

[ilovepie]

18:36 wasn't the point of screensaver to stop your screen having screen burn, not for saving power?

[davidmurray]

Oh, how the good times have changed. I was born in ‘97. I still missed going to Blockbuster and Hollywood Video as a kid. The Blockbuster store I remembered was on Route 9 in Latham, NY. Today it is now replaced by AutoZone. I still missed using the VHS movie tapes.

[fenderfox]

Born in 83😢 time has gone by so dam fast... I miss the 90s so much!! Things were more simple back then and not because I wasn't old enough to pay bills or be an adult😂 people were just nicer, things cost less, you could spend 10$ on gas and drive around all night, video stores, great movies, grunge!! And a million other amazing bands like goo goo dolls, all the tgif shows, the list goes on... you had to be there to understand😊

[frankbrodie]

The LAN parties entry so needed that picture of the dude strapped to the ceiling pipe with masking/duct tape. Now THAT was dedication to the craft.

[Gor]

I was born in 1985. Nostalgia. Nerscape, floopy disc, dial up modem(didnt midn the sound😀), CRT monitors, game magazines😊Video rental stores-were cool. Really. Should be back a little. It's personal.LAN connection great too. Call in information numbers. We had rollerdexes too. Great video

[Plazman]

18:36 It wasn't the lack of a Sleep function that drove screen saver sales, it was because CRTs could get "burn in" if you left it displaying the same thing for a long time. As soon as LCD screens came and the fun of Flying Toasters wore off, so did the screen save.

[huddleston]

Products that we need to keep alive:
Physical media: books & dvds/blu-ray so we actually can OWN THEM

[LukeyD]

Toys in cereal. Man the 90’s were just so much better than any other decade, except maybe the 80’s.

[karmabum]

sometimes, i miss appointment TV. It really tied us all together in a way that doesn't exist anymore

[jspihlman]

We used to check the newspaper for local movie theater showings too!