I wonder about this. This is anecdotal, but from my POV the "90s kid" meme really started to take off around the time of the Great Recession. I wonder if it was not, in part, fuelled by teens and young adults entering into an unstable job market and longing for the stability of their childhood. If I'm not imagining things, then the 90s would be well-primed for a re-evaluation as a "golden age" akin to the 50s (and would be just as myopic, of course).It kind of already is in the US, just look at the whole "90s kid" thing. But that's been around for a while now, and is only now beginning to affect things.