Why This Millennial Gets Gen X's Obsession With Robbie Williams' 90s Hits

As excitement builds for Robbie Williams much-anticipated concert in South Africa, many of us who grew up in the 90s find ourselves immersed in nostalgia.

For millennials like me, who were toddlers during his rise to fame, the artists music remains a comforting reminder of our childhood, evoking emotions that transcend generations.

Williams is not just a name he is a phenomenon. As one of the most successful recording artists in UK history, his career took off as a member of the iconic boy band Take That, which captured the hearts of millions in the early 90s.

Yet, it was his solo career, launched when I was just three years old, that truly defined the decade.

With hits like Angels, Let Me Entertain You and 'No Regrets, he crafted unforgettable anthems that resonate with an older generation while simultaneously sparking curiosity among younger audiences.