Whoever wrote that scene is a genius. Every time I watch it I get chills, there is just something about the electric violin that is hypnotic and encompasses the Eighties. I was just a kid when this movie came out, but never forgot this song and how catchy it is. We need more bands today that experiment with electric violins, bands that have the courage to bring back the synths/guitar combo of 80’s rock.
"Wait til you see Lamar's throw. Wormser is a master at aerodynamics, and he designed the javelin to go along with Lamar's limp-wristed throwing style"
When I first saw this movie back in the 80’s, I was maybe 11. I had NO idea wtf he meant lol. Many years later when I saw it again, it hit me and I busted out laughing 😆
The visual joke is compounded by the fact that Larry B. Scott, the actor who plays Lamar, is clearly extremely athletic, muscular -- totally cut. I have no doubt he could throw a javelin across the whole campus, with no help from Wormser.
@@twingoatsinc His sensei probably made him a special nunchucks to go along with his limp wristed karate style. Just kidding 😉 Anyways, he also played Tasty-Taste in the movie Fear of A Black Hat. That movie is hilarious. It's like Spinal Tap, but about a rap group.
I was in elementary school when this movie came out and we would sing the rap song from this movie on the bus: " Clap your hands everybody, and everybody clap your hands." The 80's were the best.
I was an 80's kid, too. But we never did this song on the bus. We did "You Gotta Fight For Your Right To Party" by the Beastie Boys and "Livin' On A Prayer" by Bon Jovi. When I look back I always wonder what that driver thought about 50 kids singing their hearts out every morning.
@@toptenguy1 I think lots of kids saw it through video rentals and after a couple of years, they had an edited for tv version that was aired every so often.
You're falling victim to "juvenoia". It's the scientifically recognized anxiety about the influence of social change on children and youth. Even Socrates complained about the youth of his time. Nothing new.
@@rikk319 No it’s actually crap now days. Like older people always complain about a younger generation style and stuff but I have to inform you as a 22 year old that everything is actually crap today.
I remember back in 1985 when they played this on HBO all the time!! This will ALWAYS be my favorite scene from the movie and always loved this song!!! Ahhh I miss the 80's.
Some of the actors here like Poindexter really got into his role, improvising lines, clothes and a haircut for his character. The guy who played Louis actually enrolled in the school as his identity.
"Carradine spent time at The University of Arizona, where the movie was filmed, participating in rush week. "No fraternity picked him, convincing Carradine that he was indeed right for the part of the nerd that nobody wanted to claim as their own."
PWC222......"Booger's" guitar riff always reminds me of Creep by Radiohead. Its like the 2 are only a partial riff..... th-cam.com/video/XFkzRNyygfk/w-d-xo.html
I remember one time me and my brothers were watching this and our dad saw the dorm spy part. He ejected the VHS tape and threw it in the trash. And we were like, yo, what are you doing? We borrowed that tape from the library! haha.
I still have this memorized. Spent the summer with dad in rural Texas in the 80s. He had three movies on VHS. Three. Revenge of the Nerds, Weird Science, and the Karate Kid. Me and my brother watched those almost every day because no cable and TV reception was awful.
I remember watching this in 1984 when it was brand new! I was 7 years old! My Uncle Jimmy who was a state police officer at the time rented it with the intention of us kids not watching it but my older cousin had a way of unlocking all forbidden territories! I’ll never forget this particular experience because I already knew what it felt like to be an outcast so I instantly could relate to it and it was also the first time I saw boobs on tv! I drink to that!
I loved Booger, especially when he learns from that guru (Is is Nerds in Paradise). If me and my brother do a large burp around each other, the other one will eventually say "master!" or "now, you are ready" LOL
So far, I've watched, "The Godfather," for the first time. This one is still on my list of movies to watch. I am THAT millennial! (I'm the only one there is by the way. Hint, Hint.). -Signed, Brittney Lee Hill. (Wednesday, July the 17th, 2019, around 9:16 a.m.).
In one clip you see the evolution of popular music up to the end of the last century... and that is what makes this one of the greatest films ever made!
don't bink ** exactly! They are highly coveted. I see 808 parts here and there but, working units are rare. They were so pricy then too. Wiki says they were $1,195 new in 1983. im not sure if that's adjusted for inflation but, i only bought used ones and parts anyway. if its not adjusted that's $3012.23! A current car down payment! lol-- I miss that boom bap! The best of producers are sitting on them! Roland did release more affordable 'good' machines that were 400$. *"Electronics is a funny business. Theyre the only industry that the product/tech gets better & the price goes down."* No other business is like that.
The one in this video was a Roland CR-8000. Wasn't as popular as an 808 but as far as I know, is a great alternative along with Korg's KR-55 Good 'ole analogue drum machines! Still pricy but should be cheaper.
Cam Vaillancourt its not a CR8000, it's the CR5000 (The preset auto arrangement buttons are the give away, the 8000 has more including a "shuffle" at the end after the "conga" preset rhythms. Minus a few features they aee essentially the same thing, basically compu rhythm's based on the Tr808s synthesis architecture but with non editable sounds.
Redacted Free Press I miss when Tr808's could be bought for around $300 (this was when the original ms20, arp 2600, juno 60, minimoog, SP1200 and VCS3 could all be had for under a grand as well). Could buy them from rogue music, they had adverts in the back of keyboard magazine thoughout the 80s/90s. Glad I still have a alot of good vintage analogs but, I will be the first to admit I would be hard pressed to afford most of it at today's prices.
In the 80’s misfits were a departure from the slasher move kids of the late 70’s and early 80’s. They showed us that being different wasn’t a curse that our differences helped us understand each other’s similarities. Relating to one another was how we would survive our world and in the end we are all Nerds
I love this movie and this scene. I even named my son after two characters in this movie and I have a Revenge Of The Nerds tattoo. My son is still mad at me for naming him after Booger.
I don’t like the alpha betas. One, they’re bullies. Bullies suck. And two, they were sore losers. They were just mad because nerds beat them and now rule the world. 😎 xD
I get all kinds of nostalgic hearing the electric violin and the synths. Brings me immediately back to a time where life was simpler and so much fun! I was a very young kid with much older siblings (Whoopsie Baby here) and I got to benefit from both decades. Best Decades EVER!
I watched this on a rental old pop up VHS player for the first time at 9 years old, and loved it so much we watched it 4 more times in a row! I miss the 80's so much! I'da thought we'd have time machines by now.
Well, the gong fit Takashi's Japanese heritage and there was no Japanese character in the Village People. Elvis played guitar, but usually an acoustic or Gibson hollow-body. You didn't see him doing windmills with a Gibson Thunderbird.
Yes he was!! His name is Larry B. Scott and he was the only black Cobra Kai at that time and he has a scene with Ralph Macchio fighting at the tournament.
Larry B. Scott also co-starred with Lorenzo Lamas (“Falcon Crest,” “Renegade,” “The Bold and the Beautiful”) in the 1989 action film sequel, “SnakeEater II: The Drug Buster.”
I have listened to some rap and most of it is trash. It is not my genre though so I am no expert, but I believe the band I did like was called tech nine or something like that. If I remember right they had a good sound. I went and checked it just now and the need was the song by them I liked.
Beetlesiri- you should know better than calling them bands!! LMAO!! More so "groups' like the Supremes or Gladys Nights Pips. -Check out 'The Great Adventures of Slick Rick" IMHO & many many others. He is also Snoops favorite rapper of all time, its the best rap album ever produced. (self-produced that is) Now that i digest the content, it should have won a Pulitzer prize but who knew that was possible in 1988? Rap seems to sound best coming from women today.
the film has become a reality, we've finally done it boys, nerds rule the world, there's an ipad, iphone or android in virtually every hand, video games outsell hollywood blockbusters and are considered "cool" & pretty much anything in the world can't be run without a nerd at the controls cause everything is computerized...next stop, nerds in the white house
Do not know if you have netflix but there is a really good documentary on video games and how they came about called High Score check it out was pretty kool
I’m actually working on the HVAC systems on the house that ogre stood on top of The balcony and yelled out NERDS.... that’s the Beta Theta Pi house in Tucson
I can't remember a damn thing I learned in school, but to this day I can recite Lamar's rap word for word without hesitation. Sad.
Eh, most of the stuff you learn in school isn't really important, unless it's for certain professions.
Same here
Same, you are not alone. I can't hear the words "Clap your hands everybody" in any situation without needing to complete the rest
I can remember “Football Rap” from Wildcats
Lol
Whoever wrote that scene is a genius. Every time I watch it I get chills, there is just something about the electric violin that is hypnotic and encompasses the Eighties. I was just a kid when this movie came out, but never forgot this song and how catchy it is. We need more bands today that experiment with electric violins, bands that have the courage to bring back the synths/guitar combo of 80’s rock.
Try some music by Chromatics
damn right !
Too bad the violin sound is a synthesizer, they should have used an actual electric violin
Amen!
The base song is "They're So Incredible" by Revenge, aka Ollie E. Brown from Ollie & Jerry.
"Wait til you see Lamar's throw. Wormser is a master at aerodynamics, and he designed the javelin to go along with Lamar's limp-wristed throwing style"
When I first saw this movie back in the 80’s, I was maybe 11. I had NO idea wtf he meant lol. Many years later when I saw it again, it hit me and I busted out laughing 😆
The visual joke is compounded by the fact that Larry B. Scott, the actor who plays Lamar, is clearly extremely athletic, muscular -- totally cut. I have no doubt he could throw a javelin across the whole campus, with no help from Wormser.
@@EnglishTeacher1998 Agreed. Those are some biceps at 1:26! O_O
River Tam true. He also had a cameo in the karate kid tournament scene as one of the Cobras Ralph Macchio fought
@@twingoatsinc His sensei probably made him a special nunchucks to go along with his limp wristed karate style. Just kidding 😉
Anyways, he also played Tasty-Taste in the movie Fear of A Black Hat. That movie is hilarious. It's like Spinal Tap, but about a rap group.
Ah, the 80’s. What a time to be alive.
Wish i was alive then
Every 80s movie: get laid
..such a great time to be a kid or teenager in the 80's !!
A great time to be young
It was great time. Damn I miss it.
I was in elementary school when this movie came out and we would sing the rap song from this movie on the bus: " Clap your hands everybody, and everybody clap your hands." The 80's were the best.
So was I I'm 45 now, the movie is a classic.
I know it was a different time back then, but I'm shocked that kids were allowed to see this movie :)
@@toptenguy1 considering the first is rated R and the rest were PG13
I was an 80's kid, too. But we never did this song on the bus. We did "You Gotta Fight For Your Right To Party" by the Beastie Boys and "Livin' On A Prayer" by Bon Jovi. When I look back I always wonder what that driver thought about 50 kids singing their hearts out every morning.
@@toptenguy1 I think lots of kids saw it through video rentals and after a couple of years, they had an edited for tv version that was aired every so often.
The 80’s, where every movie was epic including the soundtrack. How far we have fallen.
You're falling victim to "juvenoia". It's the scientifically recognized anxiety about the influence of social change on children and youth. Even Socrates complained about the youth of his time. Nothing new.
To far my brother
Yeah, isn't it sad we don't make light-hearted comedies about sex offenders anymore
@@brettjohnson536 ?
@@rikk319 No it’s actually crap now days. Like older people always complain about a younger generation style and stuff but I have to inform you as a 22 year old that everything is actually crap today.
Lamar Latrelle, the first Black nerd before Steve Urkel.
Lol
And gay!
Um JJ from Good times might be a consideration or Roger from that's My Mama
The joke is that he was gay but got lumped in with the "nerds" kinda like takashi for being Asian.
He wasn't a nerd.. just gay... which is why the AB picked on him..probably the coolest one except for booger
Damn the 80s was such an awesome decade! Great movies and timeless, amazing music. I miss that time so much. =(
Ahhhh...when everyone was basically on the same page even though we had differences. We❤️80's
totally true....how I miss that good time!
@@NUNYABIZNNAAAZZZ AMEN for sure!
@@fernandamendoza925 Exactly! So do I, and many, many others.🕹️
I remember back in 1985 when they played this on HBO all the time!! This will ALWAYS be my favorite scene from the movie and always loved this song!!! Ahhh I miss the 80's.
Poindexter, Lewis, Gilbert, Booger, Lamar, Takashi, and Wormser.
Brandon Thom I see what you’re getting at.
You also have Judy in the center of the girls who are clapping.
This needs to be a shirt.
BeefyTime1 I’ll make it
Booger Rules!
Some of the actors here like Poindexter really got into his role, improvising lines, clothes and a haircut for his character. The guy who played Louis actually enrolled in the school as his identity.
"Carradine spent time at The University of Arizona, where the movie was filmed, participating in rush week. "No fraternity picked him, convincing Carradine that he was indeed right for the part of the nerd that nobody wanted to claim as their own."
An underrated song (and movie) way ahead of its time!
PWC222 what about "No on 15" from part 2?
No I think it was just perfect for the 80's. It is a great movie and song.
No, not even 5 minutes ahead.
PWC222......"Booger's" guitar riff always reminds me of Creep by Radiohead. Its like the 2 are only a partial riff..... th-cam.com/video/XFkzRNyygfk/w-d-xo.html
Sadly us real nerd's don't get the hype we deserve, but if you like a movie from that one guy and read one or two comics you're the best lmfao
This was stuck in my head tonight. I'm glad it's up somewhere.
Ironically Curtis Armstrong 0:34 would go on to play one of Elvis Presley's bodyguards in _Elvis Meets Nixon..._
we have to admit the guy with violin stoled the show
Ubes XO No we don't. That was Lamar.
@gul dukat - Thank you.
For me it will always be that kid who entered the stage by moonwalking
Booger Presley did his share!
and Louis and Gilbert will be joining in.
The electric violin is so underrated
Is sacrilegius
@@patriciooliva541 If you can play it slowly...
My review on Starship Troopers: Yeh the battle scenes are cool n all but can I just get that green violin back?
One of my favorite artists used to be Jean Luc Ponty! Infinite Pursuit is a favorite!
Vanessa Mae
I'm actually shedding a tear for the brilliance of the nerds :'( YES, I admit it. I relate.
That gets me pumped up. It is still fresh after 35 + years.
I remember one time me and my brothers were watching this and our dad saw the dorm spy part. He ejected the VHS tape and threw it in the trash. And we were like, yo, what are you doing? We borrowed that tape from the library! haha.
That's hilarious
B
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We’ve got BUSH !!
That's funny
Hahahahaha
I have always loved that movie. I am a Nerd and proud of it!
Bring back the 80's!
I agree the 80's was a cool time! Clam diggers, rat tails and miami vice and don't forget rick James!
@@merton37 and AIDS
@@jasonmoody4219 Has aids been eradicated in your part of the world? then we still got it
@@mykehunt2430 but it first popped up during that time so be careful with your ke-hunt
Bring back Reagan!
I still have this memorized. Spent the summer with dad in rural Texas in the 80s. He had three movies on VHS. Three. Revenge of the Nerds, Weird Science, and the Karate Kid. Me and my brother watched those almost every day because no cable and TV reception was awful.
That may just be the most ‘80’s thing I’ve ever seen.
I remember watching this in 1984 when it was brand new! I was 7 years old! My Uncle Jimmy who was a state police officer at the time rented it with the intention of us kids not watching it but my older cousin had a way of unlocking all forbidden territories! I’ll never forget this particular experience because I already knew what it felt like to be an outcast so I instantly could relate to it and it was also the first time I saw boobs on tv! I drink to that!
Nov 8 1977 for me.. 😆
@@churchizthaname1489 That’s your birthday?
@@jasonwhite7452 yep. Was same age..
'84, the year I gradjaumated ...lol
@@markholub5219 That was the year The Tri lambs took control of the Greek council!
Hands down, one of the best 80s movie ever !!! Long live the Nerds !!!
About 80% or at least 90% if you considered how bad the latest movies during the last 5 years of 80's movies still hold up for the last 30+ years.
Bachelors party also was a great movie.
Every nerd, myself included, walked a little taller and prouder after seeing this.
This is my mom's favorite part of this movie. Mine was them putting the cameras in the Pi's house. Shhh, don't tell my mom.
That girl sitting while brushing her hair had the perfect pair!
Mom probably found the sock. Ha
Sorry, i read this as i was rolling off her this morning... i told her.
Unrelated, you might have a half brother soon.
@@TheLTD_ hey, that’s my pi
♫ Clap ya hands everybody and everybody clap ya hands ♫ lol
Tilly G Livin for LaMar...luv my gays!💖😂 His 80's aerobics was killin me😂😂😂😂💕
😂😂😂😂
Tilly G lol 😂
They used Mike Tyson voice
Says it twice.. you’ve got 2 hands, makes sense
A movie that was ahead of its time! Blockbuster
Memories...80's was the time ...
My fav scene of the move! Love the violin
This was my second, had no choice but to make the titties first lol
Booger and Takashi were my absolute favorite!!!!! I was cracking up when booger was teaching him how to play poker!!!! Hilarious
I loved Booger, especially when he learns from that guru (Is is Nerds in Paradise). If me and my brother do a large burp around each other, the other one will eventually say "master!" or "now, you are ready" LOL
The actor who played Booger now voices Snot from American Dad. Notice how Steve, Snot and Toshi resemble the characters from ROTN...
Who else came here for the violin player? That was the best part of the movie!
Roland reference from another youtuber doing vid about midi from this era
So far, I've watched, "The Godfather," for the first time. This one is still on my list of movies to watch. I am THAT millennial! (I'm the only one there is by the way. Hint, Hint.).
-Signed, Brittney Lee Hill. (Wednesday, July the 17th, 2019, around 9:16 a.m.).
Alan Morris I disagree. I think the best part of the movie was the panty raid...haha
Poindexter Rules¡¡¡¡
@@qui_etes_vous your not the only one. 2001 baby here
Im here from bein born in 81 n growing up in the 80s n 90s one of the best movies from my childhood.
In one clip you see the evolution of popular music up to the end of the last century... and that is what makes this one of the greatest films ever made!
id like to get my hands on that Roland 808!
Redacted Free Press for real havent seen one on eBay for a long time
don't bink ** exactly! They are highly coveted. I see 808 parts here and there but, working units are rare. They were so pricy then too. Wiki says they were $1,195 new in 1983. im not sure if that's adjusted for inflation but, i only bought used ones and parts anyway. if its not adjusted that's $3012.23! A current car down payment! lol-- I miss that boom bap! The best of producers are sitting on them! Roland did release more affordable 'good' machines that were 400$. *"Electronics is a funny business. Theyre the only industry that the product/tech gets better & the price goes down."* No other business is like that.
The one in this video was a Roland CR-8000. Wasn't as popular as an 808 but as far as I know, is a great alternative along with Korg's KR-55 Good 'ole analogue drum machines! Still pricy but should be cheaper.
Cam Vaillancourt its not a CR8000, it's the CR5000 (The preset auto arrangement buttons are the give away, the 8000 has more including a "shuffle" at the end after the "conga" preset rhythms. Minus a few features they aee essentially the same thing, basically compu rhythm's based on the Tr808s synthesis architecture but with non editable sounds.
Redacted Free Press I miss when Tr808's could be bought for around $300 (this was when the original ms20, arp 2600, juno 60, minimoog, SP1200 and VCS3 could all be had for under a grand as well). Could buy them from rogue music, they had adverts in the back of keyboard magazine thoughout the 80s/90s. Glad I still have a alot of good vintage analogs but, I will be the first to admit I would be hard pressed to afford most of it at today's prices.
In the 80’s misfits were a departure from the slasher move kids of the late 70’s and early 80’s. They showed us that being different wasn’t a curse that our differences helped us understand each other’s similarities. Relating to one another was how we would survive our world and in the end we are all Nerds
Song is STILL a banger, after all these years...
Another reason why I love revenge of the nerds. They actually do some cool shit
But the sequel was lame as fudge! I don't even dare watch sequel 3 and 4!
I love this movie and this scene.
I even named my son after two characters in this movie and I have a Revenge Of The Nerds tattoo.
My son is still mad at me for naming him after Booger.
i remember going on a double date to see this when it was new
In ROTN 4 Stan becomes the dean of the collage & Betty & Louis get married.
All about Booger Presley
@Share Bear79 Quiet, Karen.
This is another 80's Gem!!!!!The 80's was so "Totally Awesome" when it came to movies and this was so ahead of the curve... Needs Rule!!!!!
the 69 dislikes are the alpha betas
Maxstrl and the Pies
lol now theres 96 dislikes
I don’t like the alpha betas. One, they’re bullies. Bullies suck. And two, they were sore losers.
They were just mad because nerds beat them and now rule the world. 😎
xD
Maxstrl and the pi's 😂
💀💀💀😬😬😀🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😁
This movie was the shit when I was a kid!
+REGINALD TOOKES Me too. It was the first time I got to see "boobies". I was only 11 at the time!
+DevilFish69 lmao same here hahaha. before the internet this was it!
We have bush
+Dutch3k5 hair pie
@@Dutch3k5 haha 😆
Tim Busfield killing it on the violin!
Wonderful I was 13 when I saw this in 1987, memories
I REALLY miss the 80's.
Agreed
MmmmHmmm
We don't realize how amazing it was. We were looking forward to the future, how wrong we were...that was the future...back to the future. lol
@@D33Lux yup to now that men wants to become a women and women wants to become a men and there's more than 2 genders.
I get all kinds of nostalgic hearing the electric violin and the synths. Brings me immediately back to a time where life was simpler and so much fun! I was a very young kid with much older siblings (Whoopsie Baby here) and I got to benefit from both decades. Best Decades EVER!
This tune, and ends with a Queen tune. Perfection
35 years later I still love this :)
Dood! That electric violin if Fu**in sick! love the way it sounds!
Proud to be a Tri-Lamb.
NERDS!!!!!!
One of the best scenes from any 80's movie. Love that movie.
When you cross Kraftwerk with The Village People ;)
and Hollywood's then-perception of 'new wave'.
I see Kraftwerk, Village People, Devo, Laurie Anderson, and Michael Jackson. Not sure who the guitarist is supposed to be, though!
@@JasonKatsanis Old, fat Elvis.
@@JasonKatsanis 'Laurie Anderson', hahahahahaha!!!
@@synthonaplinth5980 O Superman
In the 80s there was a movie called Revenge of the Nerds. In the 90s it actually happened.
😄 , that was funny, although I think it was the Geeks that started taking over the 90s and 2000's.
Don Johnson The word Geek was used a couple of instances in the film
Hell yeah, my screenwriting professor was one of the writers for this movie.
@Noble Failures Get the fuck out of here with that SJW shit.
That’s actually pretty fucking dope
This song popped into my head yesterday & can't stop thinking about it!! These MEGA
This song just popped into my head outta nowhere. Had to look it up.
I must be a nerd because I actually thought this was cool.
Doc Johnson watch the movie, you won’t be disappointed
@@r1specialist779 ok I will thanks
Doc Johnson have you watched this great flick yet?
It's super cool
You're right. it is cool.
I watched this on a rental old pop up VHS player for the first time at 9 years old, and loved it so much we watched it 4 more times in a row! I miss the 80's so much! I'da thought we'd have time machines by now.
Still one of my all time favorite songs.🎹📀🎧
👍☺👍
aww they put so much work into theirs I didn't know we could rip off other movies
Veronica toothpaste 😆😆😆
Family guy 😂😂😂
Thank you for the family guy reference...
@@warmnave Weak and lame show that depends upon original material to source content from. Hahahaha
@@damone70 obviously you must be a huge Simpsons fan, based on that brilliant Comic Book Guy style slam.
As soon as you hear the electric violin start, you know what song, what movie it is.
The Nerds always knew how to rock the show, they did it again when the Nerds went to paradise.
A Asian guy wearing a Native American outfit. That wouldn't fly now days.
zambimaru neither would hair pie
Neither would the Village People.
Well, science has definitely proven a genetic link between Native Americans and Central Asian populations. I think we can give him a soft pass.
@@kd6836 I rather have women natural with some nice hair pie.
It's ok. Only whites can be guilty of "cultural appropriation."
Love it and about to watch the movie now..
Definitely underrated and ahead of its time.
I’m stoned and ran in to this it’s like traveling back in time loved this movie
Back again or 50th time,lol 80's for life! \m/
This would be an awesome song to remix into a modern dance song
+Eric Hogan I bet people already have-search around.
This is as close as they got: th-cam.com/video/7-yzYhYBK2A/w-d-xo.html
7000 Dying Rats took the music from this and covered a Dead Kennedys song: th-cam.com/video/wF0ZPu47Ov0/w-d-xo.html
"I've been out combin the high schools all week!"
Chris "we have bush!"
Ah yes, back before women shaved.
What the fuck is a frush?
What the fuck are robster craws?
Best part of the film. Love this
It was just one of those movies that had the perfect cast i enjoy this movie as an adult just as much as when i was akid
I remember seeing the gong and thinking “the costume and culture don’t match but okay... they’re the heroes of this movie.”
Well, the gong fit Takashi's Japanese heritage and there was no Japanese character in the Village People. Elvis played guitar, but usually an acoustic or Gibson hollow-body. You didn't see him doing windmills with a Gibson Thunderbird.
So classic, saw the thumbnail and couldn't resist!
Man this movie was way ahead of it's time
This was relevant while I was alive. I'm getting old.
I sure hope you're alive or this is Earth breaking news. lol
You're dead?
Wasn’t Lamarr in Cobra Kai? I hope he makes a cameo in the new series!
Yes he was!! His name is Larry B. Scott and he was the only black Cobra Kai at that time and he has a scene with Ralph Macchio fighting at the tournament.
Larry B. Scott also co-starred with Lorenzo Lamas (“Falcon Crest,” “Renegade,” “The Bold and the Beautiful”) in the 1989 action film sequel, “SnakeEater II: The Drug Buster.”
He was in iron eagle also.
They're supposed to be nerds, but they look cool here
+sliat1981
Times change.
Nerds are always cool
Nerds are cool
+Johnny tague nerds rule!
NERDS!!!!!!!
This is what talent shows are all about! Glad to see some young people expressing themselves.
I don't think you understand.
Bring back that kind of music!! I love that style
sounds better than rappers nowadays
Agreed!
lmmfao!!!
I have listened to some rap and most of it is trash. It is not my genre though so I am no expert, but I believe the band I did like was called tech nine or something like that. If I remember right they had a good sound. I went and checked it just now and the need was the song by them I liked.
Beetlesiri- you should know better than calling them bands!! LMAO!! More so "groups' like the Supremes or Gladys Nights Pips. -Check out 'The Great Adventures of Slick Rick" IMHO & many many others. He is also Snoops favorite rapper of all time, its the best rap album ever produced. (self-produced that is) Now that i digest the content, it should have won a Pulitzer prize but who knew that was possible in 1988? Rap seems to sound best coming from women today.
Because the beat behind him is absolutely brilliant
Who else is here in 2019?.. back when movies were good and fun.
Me, SUPER MARIO BROS.
Watching as we speak. Try this movie now and a zombie hoard of triggered morons would come out the woodwork.
This is the most 80s thing ever. I love it.
love the 80s and 90s!!. I miss them times!!
No on the 90s wish it never ever existed 🤮😡🤮😡🤮 and the 2000s and beyond and continuing 🤢😡🤮😡🤢🤮🤢😡
@@80sDECADEshouldNEVERLEFT you must be a Millennial OR WORSE
@@80sDECADEshouldNEVERLEFT I NEVER SAID 2000s As I hate the 2000s. I AM TALKING 80s and 90s
>All these skrubz saying "Family Guy"
I was here before Family Guy did it.
....this was in an episode of Family Guy?
...it must have been after I stopped watching I guess.
We aren't scrubz we just want people to know where we came from and not to assume we are the og movie watchers
aww want a cookie?
I am a 56 year old nerd and proud to admit it. This is one great movie. The tricycle race was awesome.
The soundtracks really tops it off. Lol. 😂😂😂 great video.
Poindexter is the ideal image of a nerd! Like, PERFECTION! Haha
Timothy Busfield, he was in Thirtysomething an accomplished director. Other than Curtis Armstrong, was the most successful of all the Nerds.
I don’t know, you have to put Anthony Edwards on that list of most successful nerd’s too.
0:12 - Bubbles' origin story.
Trailer park boys 😂
Soon may the kitty man come
Lewis and Scholnick look BOSS...
Are we not nerds? We are DEVO!
Straight to favorites ☝️
Thanks for posting this. I loved this movie and saw it many many times in the 80s but haven't seen it since. I might have to.
the film has become a reality, we've finally done it boys, nerds rule the world, there's an ipad, iphone or android in virtually every hand, video games outsell hollywood blockbusters and are considered "cool" & pretty much anything in the world can't be run without a nerd at the controls cause everything is computerized...next stop, nerds in the white house
+Zuranthus YES!!
+Zuranthus YES!!!! "NERD" used to be a four letter word; now, it's a six-figure salary!!!
Lulz. speak the truth!
But as long as religion is around.
Even kylo ren and his commander are nerds
In the 80’s this is what I imagined a college talent show would be like.
I have always loved the TRS-80 Color Computer 3 ever since I saw this when it played in theaters!
It's a tribute to multiple genres of music coming together.
Grabbing my quarters heading to the store to play asteroids and missile command. Don't forget that hyperspace button
Do not know if you have netflix but there is a really good documentary on video games and how they came about called High Score check it out was pretty kool
Love Missile Command. Used to play it for hours!!
great film remember this well absolutely loved this track breakdancing is wicked 😂😂😂😂😂
I’m actually working on the HVAC systems on the house that ogre stood on top of The balcony and yelled out NERDS.... that’s the Beta Theta Pi house in Tucson