7 Spice Girls Videos That Were Almost Too Hot For the '90s

Updated on Sep 27, 2018 at 1:15 PM

Ever since the Spice Girls launched their brand of girl power into the stratosphere, the world has never quite recovered. These women, each with their unique sense of style, formed one of the most important girl groups of all time. What little girl in the '90s didn't want to be Posh, Ginger, Sporty, Scary, or Baby Spice? Now, as adults, we know that their fantastic songs are about so much more than peace signs and girl power. Besides singing about love, they also knew how to create some darn sexy songs. These seven videos, each sexier than the next, are exactly what you need to truly spice up your life: nostalgic, fun, and oh so sexy. Stop right now and scroll through to the gallery, if you wannabe inspired.

"Wannabe"

No Spice Girls list would be complete without the classic song "Wannabe." Scary Spice's gyrating dance moves are reason enough for it to be one of their sexiest videos.

"Goodbye"

This lavish video at number six is succulent and intense. As they move through an abandoned mansion, this video is as haunting as it is sexy.

"2 Become 1"

It doesn't matter that the Spice Girls are fully clothed — the world disappearing behind them as they sing into the camera about finally getting it on is the height of sexiness.

"Who Do You Think You Are"

There are four words to describe the number four sexiest Spice Girls video: Posh in a bikini. It's white-hot, just like their dance moves.

"Say You'll Be There"

The number three video makes us want to be lost in the desert. Barely there outfits, lycra bodysuits, and thigh-high boots make this video a scorcher.

"Let Love Lead the Way"

At the number two spot, the ladies channel their spicy side in this post-Ginger video.

"Holler"

In the number one spot, "Holler" is not just sexy, it might be too hot to handle.

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7 Spice Girls Videos That Were Almost Too Hot For the '90s

"Wannabe"

"Goodbye"

"2 Become 1"

"Who Do You Think You Are"

"Say You'll Be There"

"Let Love Lead the Way"

"Holler"

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