This website lets you relive the ’90s, from channel surfing to AIM

Remember vegging out and channel surfing back in the heyday with a remote in one hand and a bowl of Cinnamon Toast Crunch cereal in the other? I Love the 90s brings back that feeling.

The site works like a mondo time capsule for the entire fly-as-hell decade. You can flip through old TV channels, complete with static and commercials, just like you did on a chillax Saturday morning. You can browse old websites that look like they haven’t been touched since 1999. There’s even an AIM-style chat room, so you can dish on the latest 411 or keep it real with your homies like you did way back before texting existed.

Music fans get a full slammin’ ’90s playlist to work through, packed with the hits that defined the decade. And if you want to kill some time, there’s a stack of dope old-school games waiting for you—they had me at Tony Hawk Pro Skater 2.

There’s nothing in it to be sold or marketed to you either. It’s just a perfect time capsule for anyone who grew up during those halcyon days to enjoy.

The creators put in a lot of great details, too. The chat room looks and feels like the real thing. The TV static crackles the way you remember. The old sites have that same cramped, colorful layout from the early internet days. They clearly put thought into getting the small stuff right, and it shows.

If you grew up in the ’90s, this is a fun way to spend time reliving it. If you didn’t, it’s a decent window into what the internet and TV used to feel like before doomscrolling and AI-slop took over. Word.

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