If you are interested in the 90's, one of the best snapshots would be to watch commercials from the nineties. They provide insight into all the fashions, catch phrases, and general attitudes of the times, "That's rad!"

He's not covering all of the nineties, just the beginning to them. You're right about one thing; the television shows, music and commercials of the early 90s totally give you an idea of what the styles, catchphrases and attitudes of that time were like.

Tttb1112, you grew up in the mid to late 1990s, not the full decade. The pop culture that came out of the early 1990s (1990-1993) were far more memorable than that of the mid to late 1990s. In fact, I was nostalgic for the early 90s (1990-1993) in 1999. The mid 90s (1993-1996) and latter part of the decade (1996-1999) sucked ENTIRELY. Only a child of the mid to late 1990s would tell you other wise. They were children in those DULL times. The 90s definitely did not come together like a Historian would have you believe. Once 1993 came around, the Nineties weren't worth talking about anymore. People my age missed the 80s in 1994 for a reason.

Who even remembers who people dressed in the late 90s?

1990-1993 still had great movies, music, toys, video games and food products. I can't say that everything was perfect in those years, but the pop culture was the last of its kind.

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I hope you make your characters and situations realistic without 90s stereotypes thrown all over the place.

No Glove No Love = If you want me to use a rubber condom, then you get no intercourse.

Remember the early 1990s (1990-1993) were the age of Vanilla Ice, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, MC Hammer, and Parker Lewis can't lose. When you think about it, the early 90s were the last definitive times.

"Now is the age of Katy Perry, Michael Bay, Lady Gaga, and Game of Thrones. Now is definitive time."