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13 Relatable Memes That'll Make Any 90s Kid Laugh Out Loud

The 90s were a really weird time to grow up in. On the one hand you had the golden age of girl-groups, boybands and body glitter, while on the other hand you also had the massive popularity of rap, alternative rock, and baggy JNCO jeans. There was nothing quite like it, and for people who remember the decade as fondly as we do, these 12 memes are going to feel all too real.

I call this the "Titanic effect."

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We all knew that struggle, Dawson.

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I'm still mad at my old posters to this day.

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Before phones were tiny breakable computers.

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When you had to tune in for your funny video fix.

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Don't relate to these? Maybe you will to the rest...

What do you mean you're out of copies of Bio Dome?!

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Give me Dunkaroos or give me death!

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These stupid pencils we all thought were a good idea...

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Ever damn weekday man...

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Oh teenage phone awkwardness...

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This one feels just a little too real...

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And of course, the Fresh Prince has us covered.

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What 90s meme do you relate to the most? Share it with us in the comments!

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