10+ Christmas Music Videos That Show Why the '90s Were the Best Time For Holiday Music

Published on Nov 10, 2018 at 1:20 AM

Classics are classic for a reason. As amazing as holiday music gets with every year (and there are some great Christmas tunes being released this year), there's no way we can forget the jams that came before — like Mariah Carey's iconic hit "All I Want For Christmas" or what might be the sexiest song of the holiday season, Bon Jovi's "Please Come Home For Christmas." So, in honor of the era that gave us some of the most festive bops of all time, we're taking a look back at some of the most memorable Christmas music videos from the '90s (with a couple of early '00s hits, because they totally count).

"All I Want For Christmas" by Mariah Carey

"When My Heart Finds Christmas" by Harry Connick Jr.

"Please Come Home For Christmas" by Jon Bon Jovi

"Every Year, Every Christmas" by Luther Vandross

"Santa Baby" by Rev. Run & The Christmas All Stars

"Hey Santa" by Carnie and Wendy Wilson

"Santa Claus Goes Straight to the Ghetto" by Snoop Dogg feat. Nate Dogg

"8 Days of Christmas" by Destiny's Child

"Merry Christmas, Happy Holidays" by *NSYNC

"Grown-Up Christmas List" by Amy Grant

"O Holy Night" by Mariah Carey

"Sleigh Ride" by TLC

"I Wish Every Day Could Be Like Christmas" by Bon Jovi

"Where Are You, Christmas?" by Faith Hill

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10+ Christmas Music Videos That Show Why the '90s Were the Best Time For Holiday Music

"All I Want For Christmas" by Mariah Carey

"When My Heart Finds Christmas" by Harry Connick Jr.

"Please Come Home For Christmas" by Jon Bon Jovi

"Every Year, Every Christmas" by Luther Vandross

"Santa Baby" by Rev. Run & The Christmas All Stars

"Hey Santa" by Carnie and Wendy Wilson

"Santa Claus Goes Straight to the Ghetto" by Snoop Dogg feat. Nate Dogg

"8 Days of Christmas" by Destiny's Child

"Merry Christmas, Happy Holidays" by *NSYNC

"Grown-Up Christmas List" by Amy Grant

"O Holy Night" by Mariah Carey

"Sleigh Ride" by TLC

"I Wish Every Day Could Be Like Christmas" by Bon Jovi

"Where Are You, Christmas?" by Faith Hill

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