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I loved the 90s, being born in the 80s the 90s was the decade I grew up in and I have so many amazing memories. From the cool TV shows, to the questionable fashion styles, Adidas popper pants, hair scrunchies, plastic dummy necklaces and platform trainers anyone? To the catchy pop music filling the charts, it was a decade full of fun that I remember fondly.
So when I heard iconic 90s pop group the Spice Girls were back I was instantly transported back to being a teenager, waiting to watch them on Top Of The Pops on a Friday evening and heading to HMV to buy their latest single (remember when you could buy a single on CD?).
Zig-A-Zig-Ah.
The Spice Girls were fun and feisty, with all five band members having different personalities that you could relate too. They brought Girl Power to a whole new level and young girls looked up to them and wanted to be them.
The Spice Girls are back on tour and Spice Girl fever has definitely hit the UK again as flocks of fans head to see the shows. To coincide with this Walkers have teamed up with the Spice Girls on a hunt to find The Spice Girls biggest fan. Last night during the Britain's Got Talent live final you may have spotted an advert to kick start the hunt for the Walkers Spice Girls Best Ever Fan campaign, if you missed it you can catch it in the video below.
Do you think you could be the Spice Girls biggest fan?
Love love love this! They are my favourite band of all time I reckon - although it is a close call with Westlife. My first ever gig was Spice Girls in Birmingham when I was 10. Very excited to see them in Edinburgh next weekend! Melis x
ReplyDeleteI hope you had an amazing time seeing them in Edinburgh x
DeleteI was SO into the Spice Girls when I was young. I remember learning the dance routines with my friend Jodi. Their message of Girl Power was so refreshing at that time. I'm pretty cross at myself that I didn't get tickets to see them at Sunderland now!
ReplyDeleteI wish I had of got tickets too x
DeleteThe 90's was the best decade.
ReplyDeleteI remember Wannabe being in the charts the year I left school. My friends and I loved the Spice Girls. x
I loved wannabe, I used to dance to it with my friends x
DeleteI can't believe he didn't share his crisps! I do appreciate how hard it is to give up those cheese and onion walkers though ;-)
ReplyDeleteI love cheese and onion walkers, blooming lush x
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