how old were you guys in 1996 when they started being popular?
i was 4,so i was in preschool
i remember me and all my preschool friends singing wannabe and having no clue what that meant
now i'm like,why do you have to get with my friend,to be my boyfriend
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"punk rock is dead and i f ucking killed it" -bj armstrong
The reason I saw this movie was because my sisters at the time was 4 years old (there is a 16 year age difference) was a huge Spice Girl fan as I think were all girls under the age of 13. So I did take her to see it, She loved the movie and dance and sang, I on the other hand could hardly keep my attention on the movie because It was soooooo bad. But I guess at 20 you dont find the pleasure in it the way a 4 year old would. Whats funny about it all now is that today she turned 12 and denies the fact that she could ever like something that lame. Go figure, I guess we all have trends and fashions we'd rather not remember.
sharei was 9 lol and i still watch the movie today lol and listein to the music and i dont care who knows it either lol
lite em up and watch them burn teach them what they need to learn ha
I was 8..it was the biggest thing in my school.
"It was YOU, Kristin, who shot JR." -Sue Ellen Ewing
I was 7 and they were SO incredibly popular at my school. My friends and I dressed up and sang one of their songs in a talent show. ^_^
"We don't see things as they are, we see things as we are." --Anais Nin
I was 11 years old me and my friends danced and sang to the songs.
shareI was 6, but I loved when I was 8 years old. wow I was so little.
shareI was 3, but my sister and I really got into it a couple of years later when we were older.
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i was 9 when they first came out it was the first modern band i loved lol
until then i grew up on the beatles lol
and now im 17 i dont listen to much modern music lol
"and there you have it"
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I was 11. Just thinking about this movie cracks me up. A "so-bad-its-good" classic, up there with Josie and the Pussycats!
(I might be a film student, but at least I have a sense of humor)
8 and i still definitely think this is the best movie ever!!!!!!!
actually, no... but at the time it was pretty cool... I guess
:p haha yayyy spice girls
I was 10...and my mom was not happy when I went from loving classic rock (aka Zeppelin, Aerosmith, and the Stones) to listening to the Spice Girls. She still shakes her head when I play them, but they have a spot in my heart, haha...can't help it. Wonder what she'll think if they go on tour and I see them :-D
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I was 15 years old, I was in the right age for become a spiceboy!.
shareI was nine and I can still remember dragging my mom to go see this movie. It is crazy how in love with the Spice Girls everyone I knew including me was. I must have made my parents spend easily over three hundred buck on Spice Girls Crap, photo cards, posters, cheap plastic rings, movies, books, Barbie’s which I recently found. The Spice Girls may not have been the most talented girls in the world but hey they were fun while it lasted. The fact that five girls from England whom on their own may not have been that great managed for at least a short time to "take over" the world yet now the movie they made can be bought form yard sales across the world for under a buck is just proof of how finicky the public is one minute your the top and the next your a media joke.
sharei was 6 years old. i remember i went crazy for them. every time i went to Zellers or a Toy Store i would look at their dolls
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I was 9
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