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Do you remember the era where EVERY movie seemed to have a BANGER number one hit song/music video tie-in associated with it? It was a golden run. Iconic. Movies don't even have songs anymore. No more original soundtracks. WE HAVE TO GO BACK.

The 90s really knew how to make a soundtrack unforgettable.

Millennial deep memory activation initiated-I can’t tell you how long it’s been since I last heard this song and yet still remember every single word.

It’s actually because she died in a plane crash…… they didn’t allow it to continue

very hard core memory unlock here deep in the brain

Timbaland understood less is more. You don't see that kind of production nowadays. That minimal trance/techno/hip-hop thing that he did was chef's kiss.

Back when creativity was allowed to thrive.

Timbaland's influence on millennials is understated

Jet Li was the MF'ing GOAT back in the day

The movie The Shadow there was a house-of-mirror set that was destroyed by an earthquake before they could film. They kept the scene but all of the shots are close up or medium. Visually underwhelming climax on a big-budget movie.

Degradation. No turning back. All part of the plan

😎✨

Beyonce dusted it off and tried again 🤮

Timbaland stole most if he's samples and tunes from unknown artists.

Dallas Austin!!!!!! One of my very favorites!!!! What a legend

That squelch sound near the end sent a chill through me when iI first heard it.

What does light skin girl pop music have to do with Jet Li?

Wayne Isham was an amazing video director. A lot of people credit this one to Hype Williams but those people are wrong.

When black girls were cool

Who runs this account? Seems like someone I hang out with

Rest in peace...

can
