As children who were born in the 90s and raised in the 2000s, we have a wide variety of music choices that make it easy to relive the glory days. We are a generation who loves their music. These songs represent who we are. They made us laugh and they made us cry. Here are 55 of the best songs that all 90s kids grew up on:

1. I’m Just A Kid – Simple Plan
2. Ocean avenue – Yellow Card
3. Stacy’s Mom – Bowling For Soup
4. Lucky – Britney Spears
5. Yellow – Coldplay
6. It Wasn’t Me – Shaggy
7. High School Never Ends – Bowling For Soup
8. 3 AM – Matchbox Twenty
9. You Found Me – The Fray
10. Backstreets Back – The Backstreet Boys
11. Wonderwall – Oasis
12. Come on Eileen – Dexys Midnight Runners
13. Stuck In The Middle With You – Stealers Wheel
14. Only Wanna Be With You – Hootie And The Blowfish
15. 1985 – Bowling For Soup
16. All Star – Smash Mouth
17. Complicated – Avril Lavigne
18. Sugar We’re Going Down – Fall Out Boy
19. Drops Of Jupiter – Train
20. Superman (It’s Not Easy) – Five For Fighting
21. Beverly Hills – Weezer
22. I Want Candy – Aaron Carter
23. Hit Me Baby One More Time – Britney Spears
24. One The Way Down – Ryan Cabrera
25. One, Two Step – Ciara
26. Absolutely (Story of a Girl) – Nine Days
27. The Middle – Jimmy Eat World
28. Aaron’s Party (Come Get It) – Aaron Carter
29. Fall For You – Secondhand Serenade
30. Ignition (Remix) – R. Kelly
31. Yeah! – Usher, Ludacris, Lil Jon
32. The Real Slim Shady – Eminem
33. Gold Digger – Kanye West, Jamie Foxx
34. It’s My Life – Bon Jovi
35. Wannabe – Spice Girls
36. It’s Gonna Be Me – *NSYNC
37. Beautiful Soul – Jesse McCartney
38. A Thousand Miles – Vaness Carlton
39. Mickey – Toni Basil
40. Dani California – Red Hot Chili Peppers
41. Dirty Little Secret – All-American Rejects
42. Sk8er Boi – Avril Lavigne
43. Jenny From The Block – Jennifer Lopez
44. Thnks Fr Th Mmrs – Fall Out Boy
45. Bye Bye Bye – *NSYNC
46. Hollaback Girl – Gwen Stefani
47. Heaven – Los Lonely Boys
48. Move Your Feet – Junior Senior
49. Big Yellow Taxi – Counting Crows feat. Vanessa Carlton
50. Move Along – All American Rejects
51. Follow Me – Uncle Kracker
52. Waiting On The World To Change – John Mayer
53. Country Grammar – Nelly
54. The Anthem – Good Charlotte
55. 100 Years – Five For Fighting

We are the kids of the 90s. We grew up when things were changing and the world was supposed to end. We wore miniskirts and converse, and we didn’t find anything wrong with walking to school.

Walkmans were blasting NOW’s latest release and we were begging our parents for the newest Heely Sneakers. Technology was up and coming, but we were still out playing in the dirt.

We had our best friends over every weekend, as we tried to come up with a secret dance to *NSYNC’s new hit song. We ate popsicles in the summer heat and played kickball at the nearest baseball field.

All the while, these songs played in the background. They represented who we were as the generation stuck in the middle.

No one knows for sure what generation we fall under. And that’s probably how it will be forever because the children of the 90s stand apart from the rest. We are a generation that was stuck in the midst of it all and came out on top.

We grew up in a world where things were changing right under our noses, but it’s the songs of our era that truly define the type of people we are.

So, here’s to being a 90s kid and loving the music that will never get old!