Twelve Days for 1990-2000 Christmas Songs

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Twelve Days of 1990-2000s Christmas Songs


 Hello friends! GOOD news - we can finally start talking about Christmas now that Thanksgiving is over (phew!). I can hardly control the excitement and I certainly know our loyal RSVP followers are right there with me...don't deny it.

During the holiday season, one thing that can fuel us all is a little Christmas music. It's cheerful and so easy to listen to. Plus, its a right of passage for artists and if your favorite musician hasn't' dropped an album...then, it's time to upgrade to someone who has (Rosie O'Donnell, William Hung, Afroman, etc.) 😊 

 My goal for this post was to create a "Christmas Cocktail" playlist which may or may not happen in the future. While I was browsing all of the super trendy songs, I found myself going back to the ole faithfuls and I couldn't help but compile a list of the most memorable songs! I was born in the 1980s (ish) so the '90s-'00s feels like home. Can't you just imagine you 5th grade crush giving you googly eyes while Mariah Carey was on the radio. I actually got chills just thinking about it solely because it brings back so many amazing childhood memories. 

 Enjoy the list below and don't forget to tag us is any of your 1990's Christmas music dance parties on IG: #theRSVPproject



1. "All I Want For Christmas Is You": Mariah Carey

2. "Christmas Time": Backstreet Boys 

3. "Oi to the World": No Doubt

4. "Everybody Knows the Claus": Hanson

5. "Merry Christmas, Happy Holidays": Nsync 

6. "The Christmas Song": Christina Aguilera 

7. "Sleigh Ride": TLC 

8. "O Holy Knight": Mariah Carey 

9. "This Gift": 98 Degrees

10. "Ay Ay Ay Its Christmas": Ricky Martin 

11. "Love on Layaway": Gloria Estefan 

12: "Let It Snow": Boys II Men & Brian McKnight
Cheers,

 Erin

Location: Indianapolis, IN, USA

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