This Seattle band’s 1991 album Nevermind catapulted grunge into the mainstream.

These collectible stuffed animals often had names, birthdays, and tag protectors to maintain their value.

In Toy Story (1995), what is the name of the boy who owns Woody and Buzz?

This device was used to send short numeric messages before texting became common.

In the 1990s, most people connected to the internet using this type of service, famous for its slow speeds and the sound of screeching modems.

This Australian duo released the 1997 hit singles “Truly Madly Deeply” and “I Want You.”

This spring toy was popular for “walking” down stairs and making a metallic sound.

In Aladdin (1992), what is the name of Jafar’s parrot sidekick?

This machine allowed people to leave voice messages when you weren’t home. (Like Hades Melody on recorder)

This handheld digital pet, originating in Japan in 1996, required feeding, cleaning, and attention from its owner to keep it “alive.”

This young singer released hits like “I Wanna Be Down” and “Baby” in the 1990s.

This sugary powder candy came in a plastic tube and was often eaten by dipping a stick into it.

In Beauty and the Beast (1991), what enchanted object is Lumière transformed into?

This feature required you to press numbers multiple times to type a single letter on early cell phones.

This file-sharing service, launched in 1999, revolutionized how people accessed music online and later faced multiple lawsuits from the music industry.

The Spice Girls’ debut single, which launched them to global fame in 1996, encouraged girls to embrace confidence and friendship.

These small cardboard discs were stacked and slammed to flip over, often collected in tubes.

In Mulan (1998), what is the name Mulan uses when she disguises herself as a man?

Before smartphones, this device stored phone numbers, addresses, and notes electronically.

This instant messaging service was widely used in the late 90s and 2000s before being shut down in 2013.

This band of three brothers had a 1997 hit with “MMMBop.”

This trend involved wearing jewelry that supposedly reflected your emotions.

In Hercules (1997), what is the name of Hades’ two bumbling henchmen?

This game, preloaded on many Nokia phones, involved guiding a reptile to eat pixels and grow longer.

This portable music player, popular in the 1990s, allowed people to listen to music on the go—but skipping was a common problem while walking.