People born in the 80s and raised in the 90s are the best people 😎🤷🏾‍♂️

@ThaDangerousOne Yes, I agree without bias. 😆 🙏

@ThaDangerousOne I try to be. Thanks for the compliment.

@ThaDangerousOne Not quite…born in the late 70s, kid in the 80s, high school&college in the 90s. It was perfect.

@ThaDangerousOne Why thank you.

@ThaDangerousOne Damn. I was born in 78. I missed out.

@ThaDangerousOne Nah, born in 70s, raised in 80s and matured in 90s. 💥💥😎

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@ThaDangerousOne Yes, as a Woman this is everything. I like my Man born in the 60s and raised in the 70s/80s though.

@ThaDangerousOne last decent generation

@ThaDangerousOne Having lived through the 80’s and 90’s is priceless.

@ThaDangerousOne ‘79 count? 😂

@ThaDangerousOne We’re pretty damn cool

@ThaDangerousOne Nah that means ya missed the “Thriller” era. So born in 70’s will be the big joker vs lil joker.

@ThaDangerousOne Thank you. I knew that already but always nice to see it again.

@ThaDangerousOne Yes.

@ThaDangerousOne 💯

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@ThaDangerousOne I was born in 1990, so I'll include myself. The weirdness started around 2010.

@ThaDangerousOne No people born in the 60s and raised in the 70s are the best people in DC

@ThaDangerousOne Yeah, we are!!

@ThaDangerousOne @callmediva405 Why thank you 😁

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@ThaDangerousOne 81 represent!!!

@ThaDangerousOne Thank you ! 🥰

@ThaDangerousOne Yesssir we sure are!!! I feel like it was the best time to be alive and young in the 80s early 90s. Can’t beat it. Will never be the same.

@ThaDangerousOne People born specifically between 1992 and 2000 are amazing people

@ThaDangerousOne @5on_it I can not argue with this message. And I have no bias at all 😎

@ThaDangerousOne born In the early 90s and still grew up in most of the 90s era 💪🏽

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