The document discusses popular music videos from the 1990s. Some videos that pushed boundaries included PJ Harvey's "Man-Size", Beck's "Loser", and Frank Black's "Headache". Videos that were influential included Dr. Dre featuring Snoop Doggy Dogg's "Nuthin' But a 'G' Thang" and Snoop Doggy Dogg's "Gin & Juice". Music videos in the 90s could propel underground genres mainstream and inspire trends in fashion, technology, and design.

1. Music video 90’s

2. Popular video music 90’s
PJ Harvey “Man-Size”
Beck “Loser”
Frank Black “Headache”
Dr.Dre [ft. Snoop Doggy Dog] “Nuthin’ But a
‘G’ Thang”
Snoop Doggy Dog “Gin & Juice”
Sonic Youth “Dirty Boots”
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3. The ’90s was a decade filled with music videos that both challenged and
delighted the viewer. Some pushed boundaries and some were unlike
anything we’d ever seen before. A single video could take an underground
emerging genre to the masses; it could ignite fashion trends and inspire
technological and design innovation; it could act as a political statement or a
glimpse into another world but ultimately, it could sell millions of records.
Music video 90’s

4. Fashion 90’s
The king and queen of Seattle grunge, Kurt and Courtney are
arguably the most influential couple in 1990s fashion. The Hole
frontwoman was known for her torn, sheer slips, dark makeup,
and babydoll dresses, and is credited for popularizing the
"kinderwhore" look that had a moment in the early '90s.

5. Famous people 90’s
Dr.Dre
Liam Gallagher
Martin Lawrence
Spike Lee
Jared Leto
The Wayanas Brothers