Heroin Chic Is Back, And Kate Moss Is Still The Blueprint

The nineties are back, but only the bad parts. Bridget Phetasy returns as your Gen X auntie to explain why this nostalgia revival feels a little cheap. In this clip from Dumpster Fire, Bridget Phetasy breaks down why the nineties are making a deeply lame comeback — think Temu nineties, Milli Vanilli nineties, the generic store brand version of an era that actually had Metallica and Enter Sandman. From Kate Moss and cocaine hills to a Blockbuster simulator game blowing up on Steam, Bridget traces America's civilizational regression back to one thing: we wasted two decades on gender debates while the world kept moving. The result? Trump ushered in a new era of fighting and f*cking, and the only cultural offering is a deepfake of him singing Bohemian Rhapsody. Progress.

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