90s Pop Quiz

Explanation: Oasis – “Wonderwall” became one of the defining Britpop songs of the decade, featured on their album (What's the Story) Morning Glory?

Explanation: Freedom – A cover of George Michael's song, this 1996 release marked Robbie's break from Take That and the start of his successful solo career.

Explanation: All Saints – This song was their breakthrough hit, known for its spoken-word intro and smooth R&B vibe.

Explanation: Britney Spears – This was her debut single, instantly turning her into a global pop sensation and marking the teen pop revival.

Explanation: Take That – This ballad was one of their biggest hits and helped them achieve success outside the UK, particularly in the US.

Explanation: Listen Without Prejudice Vol. 1 – This album showcased George Michael's more serious songwriting, with hits like “Praying for Time.”

Explanation: Lisa Loeb – She became the first unsigned artist to hit number one on the Billboard Hot 100 with this track, which was featured in Reality Bites.

Explanation: Charles & Eddie – This soulful track was a major hit in the UK and Europe, known for its catchy chorus and retro feel.

Explanation: Aqua – “Barbie Girl” was a playful, controversial Eurodance hit that became a worldwide success in 1997.

Explanation: Steps – This Bee Gees cover became one of their signature songs, complete with a choreographed dance routine.