What was the best year of the 90's?

What was the best year of the 90's?

  • 1990

    Votes: 2 1.4%
  • 1991

    Votes: 3 2.1%
  • 1992

    Votes: 3 2.1%
  • 1993

    Votes: 9 6.3%
  • 1994

    Votes: 18 12.6%
  • 1995

    Votes: 28 19.6%
  • 1996

    Votes: 47 32.9%
  • 1997

    Votes: 9 6.3%
  • 1998

    Votes: 17 11.9%
  • 1999

    Votes: 7 4.9%

  • Total voters
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Tflasha

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400 degreez had dropped the year prior, and juvie, BG, Wayne, and the entire group all dropped albums in 99. The Box a music channel where viewers called in to request, stayed playing their videos most of the time during that entire summer. their singles were running the airwaves that time.
We was hearing cuts from 400degrees in 97:yeshrug: so seeing cash money blow up in real time was crazy
 

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We was hearing cuts from 400degrees in 97:yeshrug: so seeing cash money blow up in real time was crazy
All those teenager only clubs had hoes SHAKIN ass whenever cash money or youngstarr was getting played.
 

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Not from the H but live there when I was young and visited frequently especially the summers. I'm also not a rockets fan either so :yeshrug:
 

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Voted 96

I won!

I was semi famous in my college town. Whopping 21.

Golden Era (93-2003) was in full swing. Not sure what albums came out that year off the top of the dome, but it was a few years after 93 when the era started. So it was like peak 90s style.

No cell phones for the most part. Early Internet if I'm not mistaken.. AND really good weed was coming into existence.

Seriously. Before a certain date there was ONLY yard weed. Regs. shyt I wouldn't even BOTHER to smoke now. Maybe roll as much as I can in a Philly Titan just for kicks. Even then.. I'd do that with mids instead.

The streets was CRAZY in the 90s but it was essentially the crack situation going crazy. Didn't really have straight up gang sets on the East Coast like there is now. If you wanted to be a rah rah dude you could and there were LOTS. But it was drug turf, robbing drug dealers, Big wheels tryna stunt and other big wheels not backing down.

Nowadays they fight opps just CAUSE. No money to be made. Not even cause of interpersonal beef. Just CAUSE.

Heaven on Earth for a niqqa in 1996
 

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95 music wise
98/99 cuz those where the best years for hanging out.. had the 1986 topaz with the 12inch MTX thunders in the trunk. Those summers were legendary.
 
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The 90's in... sneakers

1990- Jordan 5 heavily popularized by the Fresh Prince on the show, Nike Air Tech Challenge II sported by Andre Agassi, Air Max 90, Reebok Pump made so much money in 1990 it could have been the third largest sneaker company if Reebok Pump was it's own sneaker company

1991- Jordan 6, Dwayne Wayne known for rocking the Infrareds, Nike Air Tech Challenge 3, the Air Max BW, Dee Brown stuns in the Reebok Pump Omni Zone II in the 1991 Slam Dunk contest, Nike Huarache drops

1992- Jordan 7, MJ rocks an exclusive 7 colorway to the Barcelona Olympics with the Dream Team, the Fab 5 rock the Nike Air Flight Huarache Bold Berry, Nike Air Dynamic Flight worn by Scottie Pippen, Nike Air Trainer Huarache with the strap, Nike Air Force 180, Nike Air Raid

1993- Jordan 8, the Fab 5 Michigan boys continue to stunt in the Air Force Max 180, Reebok Pump Blacktop Battleground, New Balance 998 drops

1994- Jordan 9, Barkley CB94, Grant Hill rocks the Nike Air Unlimited to win Duke the title that year, Grant Hil gets his own Fila shoe once he hits the NBA, the Jordan 3 is retro'd for the first time

1995- Jordan X, Air Max 95, Jason Kidd maneuvers in the Air Zoom Flight 95', Nike Air Max Sensation, Jordan XI drops at the end of the year

1996- Jordan wears a new Jordan XI colorway on Space Jam, Will Smith rocks the Columbia 11's on the final episode of Fresh Prince, Griffey Max, Air Penny 1, Grant Hill Fila 2 is showed love by Pac himself throwing up the dub, Jordan 12 drops, Nike Air More Uptempo 96', Reebok Questions

1997- Jordan 13, Air Foamposite One drops at a whopping $180 retail, Air Penny 2, Nike Air Bakin showed love by Tim Hardaway and Mitch Richmond, Air Max 97, Kobe gets his own signature shoe with the Adidas Crazy 8, Nike Air Pippen, Nike Air Max Uptempo Mid

1998- Jordan 14, Tim Duncan and David Robinson go to the finals rocking the Nike Total Foamposite Max, Air Max 98, Reebok Iverson Answer, Nike Air Max Plus

1999- Nike Flightposite, Jordan retros the 4's for the first time
 
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I could see why people voted 96’ as the best year of the 90’s. 96’ was like the 90’s in high definition. Crime rates were dropping from their peak in 91’-93’, the economy was getting better by the day, people were more laidback and less angry/crazy then some previous years, video games were better than the primitive 8 bit era, the world wasn’t captivated by the internet yet, the sound quality and production values of music had vastly improved (a lot of rap from 93-95’ sounds like it was recorded in a basement in Hell, in a good way), too bad 96’ was the last year of the golden era in rap, the culture was less dark and nihilistic (from 93-95’ it seems that everything was overly serious and filmed in black and white). In 96’, 90’s optimism finally made sense because things were actually getting better in terms of quality of life.
 

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The peak of society began in 1993 :manny:
Starting with my birth
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Reggae influences in Rap and R&B become somewhat more apparent.
That's because the black population of New York City had become majority Caribbean and African.
 
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