Millennials Want to be Abducted by the 'Gameboy Mom' in Nostalgic '90s Police Video Warning Kids of Stranger Danger

Elna McHilderson • Managing Editor

Mar 20, 2023 12:00 AM EDT

Remember those caution videos our parents and teachers would make us watch telling us not to help a stranger look for their lost dog? They were classic warning videos, usually hosted by a man in uniform, warning kids of "stranger danger." Did the '90s generation come up with that term, "stranger danger??" It feels like it wasn't a thing until the '70s went by with the most serial k¡llers and the '80s with it's drvg epidemic and the '90s finally came and parents finally had and told us things like, "I don't care if it's an old lady who has fallen on the ground and can't get up, you do not talk to them." Well, one of these classic stranger danger videos from the '90s has resurfaced on Instagram and this time it features a woman with a Gameboy asking if you will come to her car with her to help her change the batteries so you guys can play video games on it together. The video tells you to stay away from this suspicious woman, but people on the Internet have a different opinion…