The march of time is never-ending folks, and it's time to face the fact that we're not getting any younger. Sure, to us a lot of the things that happened in the 90s seem like only yesterday, but we're getting to the point where the entirety of the 90s are nearly 20 years ago.
In particular, these 15 20-year anniversaries are going to make everyone who remembers 1998 feel like a geriatric.
It's now been 20 years since Titanic tied Ben-Hur for the most Oscars ever won by a movie (it won 11).
The European Euro became the entire currency of the European Union in 1998!
Harry Potter And The Chamber of Secrets is 20 years old this year, meaning it's nearly old enough to drink (and I'm not just talking about Butterbeer).
Britney Spears absolutely exploded onto the scene with one of the most iconic music videos ever.
The Spice Girls haven't had a charting hit in 20 years. It's also been 20 years since Geri left.
We've been "Gettin' Jiggy Wit It" for two whole decades now.
South Park was big enough 20 years ago to have a song written for it hit the charts.
Not feeling old yet? Keep scrolling, I guarantee you it'll happen.
Crying Dawson entered our lives when Dawson's Creek premiered in 1998.
So did Sex In The City.
Seinfeld "yadda yadda yadda"-ed for the last time in May of 1998.
Bill Clinton "did not have sexual relations" 20 years ago this year.
Remember when Tom Cruise and Nicole Kidman were the biggest couple in Hollywood? Yup, it's been 20 years.
There are adults now who have never grown up without Google, since it launched back in 1998.
Cell phones looked like this a full 20 years ago.
And of course, everybody born in 1999 is turning 18 this year, meaning every "90s kid" will officially no longer be a kid.
Although we knew that the movie adaption of Meg Cabot's "The Princess Diaries" book series was a work of fiction, we still couldn't help but wish that we had a long-lost grandmother who would one day show up to rescue us from our boring life, and inform us that we were the princess of a European country called Genovia. VarietyThe dream has been slowly dying since the 2001 movie and its sequel were released. However, we still won't hesitate to watch the movie any chance we get and live vicariously through Mia Thermopolis. DisneyAnyway, in our quest to learn more
The sun was just beginning to set on a warm evening on May 29, 1997. Wolf River Harbor, a water channel of the Mississippi River, was calm and still. Memphis Riverfront30-year-old singer-songwriter Jeff Buckley was captivated by the serene surroundings, unable to keep his eyes off the tranquility as he waded into the water, while still wearing his boots, shirt, and pants. Then he began singing the chorus of Led Zeppelin's song "Whole Lotta Love," which is basically the name of the song repeated over and over again. And that's where his story ends, leaving millions of fans shocked and