Roomies, Mike Epps recently shared a throwback photo, and the internet is goin’ OFF, calling the comedian “90s fine.”
Mike Epps’ Throwback Photo Has The Internet Goin’ OFF Calling Him “90s Fine”
Earlier this week, Epps took to his Instagram to share a photo with his more than eight million followers. Furthermore, the photo was a throwback of his “younger self” alongside a few words.
“If I could tell my younger self anything it would be dont stress everything is gonna be ok
1993 tbt YN,” he wrote.
Peep the throwback photo below.
Internet Reactions
Social media users immediately reacted to the throwback photo of Mike Epps in The Shade Room’s comment section.
Instagram user @thatssojuicy wrote, “He would have laughed me right out my drawers ”
While Instagram user @sultanamuz added, “YallThis is literally what we mean when we say 90s fine ”
Instagram user @1nenesykes wrote, “Funny & fine >>> they dont make em like this anymore ”
While Instagram user @paulinesweets_ added, “This man been fine his whole life”
Instagram user @graceroseflorals wrote, “I would also like to tell your younger self something”
While Instagram user @oohyewfancyhuh added, “That 80/90s Fine!! ”
Instagram user @iamjensears wrote, “The 90s were just different!”
While Instagram user @beepyt_ added, “Bring back men who look like this ”
Instagram user @lilshaye__ wrote, “Mike still and always looked good ”
While Instagram user @glitzzygee added, “I went to high school with Mike Epps, and he was definitely fine”
Instagram user @myzilllla wrote, “Aye, he could giggle me right out of something right here”
While Instagram user @1briamonet added, “Every single joke wouldve been funny ”
Instagram user @mla_74 wrote, “Take me back to the 90swhew, the 90s men were a different kind of FINE!”
Mike Epps Previously Made Headlines Sharing A Story That Included Ice Cube
As The Shade Room previously reported, in March of 2024, Epps made headlines when he reflected on filming ‘All About The Benjamins’ alongside Ice Cube. Additionally, Epps explained that prior to the film, he served time for drug possession. After breaking into Hollywood, he said he experienced survivor’s remorse and coped by using cocaine.
“…Man, I used to sit in Ice Cubes trailer in the morning and be crying tears. He like, ‘Mike, wipe your face, man. You a king, n***a. Stop doing this s**t to yourself.’ … I was so sad that I left all them n****s here in the city, and I was famous. And when I would come home, I wanted them to be happy for me. And they was mad at me. So, I said, ‘Damn I gotta destroy myself for you to like me,'” Epps said in part while appearing on Stephen Jackson’s ‘All the Smoke’ podcast.
Jadriena SolomonJadriena “Jade” Solomon is a journalist and editor, specializing in beauty, fashion, entertainment, and culture. A graduate of CUNY Brooklyn College’s Journalism and Media Studies program, she began her career in 2015, publishing independent op-ed articles, and has since built a strong digital media portfolio across reporting, editing, and hosting for major media companies. As The Shade Room’s Senior Editor, Jadriena helps lead editorial direction, manages writers and editors, and has contributed more than 2,600 stories with over 45M page views since her start in 2022. Her past roles include contributing and staff positions at HelloBeautiful, Blavity News, 21Ninety, and Bronze Magazine. She has interviewed talents such as Tamron Hall, Eboni K. Williams, Tia Mowry, LeToya Luckett, Salt-N-Pepa, and more.
