The Box 96

The Box 96 is a music video aesthetic that predates the teen pop Cheiron Crush aesthetic and is, in many respects, the inspiration behind it. This aesthetic was popular from 1995 until the late 90s. It is named after the music video channel The Box. In early 1996, R&B videography began to include richer palettes and a more vivid style.
Artists with burgundy coats, black leather jackets, and lime green outfits were regularly seen in videos at the time. The production of the music had a stronger pop mood than R&B releases at the beginning of the decade. Its expansive arrangements, intricate bridges, and intense vocal delivery are what really set its songs apart. The term was coined by designer Steves Peeps in 2023.
==Visuals==
*Choreographed backup dancers
*Black and burgundy leather
*Lime green
*Metallic clothing
*Dancing
*Block parties
*Silk clothing
*Oversaturation
*Wet streets
==Music==
*Brandy
*Deborah Cox
*Monica
*Tony! Toni! Toné!
*Usher
*Terri
==Gallery==
File:Deborah Cox - Who Do U Love (Video)
File:Brandy - Sittin' Up in My Room (Official Video)
File:Tony! Toni! Toné! - Let's Get Down (Official Music Video)
File:Usher - My Way (Official HD Video)
File:Monica - Before You Walk Out Of My Life (Official HD Video)
File:LL COOL J - Loungin (Who Do Ya Luv) (Remix) (Official Music Video)
File:Monica.jpg|For You I Will by Monica for the Space Jam soundtrack.
File:Soul For Real - Every Little Thing I Do
File:En Vogue - Don't Let Go (Love) (Official Music Video)
Category:Music
Category:Television
Category:Visual
Category:Videos
Category:1990s
Category:Design Aesthetics
Category:Coined by: Steves Peeps
Category:Music Video Aesthetics