These ‘90s Hits Are Going To Make You Travel Back In Time

These ‘90s Hits Are Going To Make You Travel Back In Time

Can you believe that the ‘90s era was more than three decades ago and not just 10 years ago as it might otherwise seem?

Since the ’90s, the world has evolved greatly, whether it be in terms of cars, fashion, technology, or other modern trends. Although there’s nothing in this world that hasn’t evolved with time, there are certain things that are better left unchanged.

Now admittedly, music videos happen to be one of those things that you can never grow tired of, especially when it comes to the catchy ‘90s beats. They are perfect just the way they are and sometimes, they serve as a great reminder of a great musical era.

These ‘90s music videos bring with them a great deal of nostalgia and the good ol’ fuzzy feeling that you used to get when you’d realize that your favorite song was playing on the TV. So, it’s time to go back in time and relive the ‘90s all over again.

1. “Everybody” (Backstreet’s Back) by Backstreet boys

If there’s one thing that everyone loves about the ’90s, it’s the boy bands that featured great singers, dancers, and moving lyrics in their tracks. One of these groups happened to be the Backstreet Boys who were the dreamy singers of the ’90s. BSB’s most prominent single “Everybody” came out in 1997 with a music video inspired by Michael Jackson’s “Thriller.” And the rest, as they say, was history.

YouTube | Their melodious vocals and enticing personalities made everyone a fan and it shows through their success

2.  “…Baby One More Time” by Britney Spears

Britney Spears has single-handedly provided the music industry with hits after hits and one of these smash-hit singles happens to be her wildly popular debut “…Baby One More Time.” From being featured in movies to becoming a Halloween costume, this song and its music video not only sky-rocketed Britney’s career but soon became the essence of pop music. The song features Spears dancing through a high school and her sultry moves had audience members wishing they went to school with Britney Spears.

YouTube | Everyone in the ’90s memorized this song’s dance steps

3. “Vogue” by Madonna

Released in 1990, “Vogue” was one of the defining hits of the ’90s. Though the singer is known for her unusual style and out-of-the-box thinking, “Vogue” and its music video was inspired by the vogue dancers and is all about having a good time on the dancefloor without a care in the world. This music video resonates with Madonna’s personality and probably with many of her fans as well, since the song went platinum twice in the United States.

Warner Music Group | Talk about an impact

These are the ‘90s hits that’ll probably have you dancing in your kitchen and in the shower! Which one of these ‘90s tunes is your favorite?

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