1990s Oxford Street, London, Shoppers
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23/10/1995
GOOD GVS - OXFORD ST.
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Gosh, I miss those days. It seems like a lifetime ago. Just watching people walking around without phones is very surreal,
People seem so present and aware of their surroundings
The 90's was my generations 60's. So much fun. So much to live for. It was great.
i saw the entire 90's, it sucked, sure it was ok, plenty of hashish available, but nobody had ten pounds to spare.
Not a fan of 90s since it was chaos for many countries, but whenever I see peaceful and silent countries like UK I start to wish I was able to see 90s. Very interesting timeline. No phones and unhealthy foods were rejected by people mostly.
@@bittasweetsymphony726 there was more money spare back then than today.
@@bittasweetsymphony726 Eh?
@@bittasweetsymphony726 Worse today everyone is broke and miserable in the UK.
I loved the 1990s, last decade of the old fashioned world
Old fashioned world being prior to the widespread use of the internet?
@@hqcf 90s was full of the internet. 1989 would be the end of the old fashioned world. 1990 the first website was made, 1991 internet was available and 1994 was first smartphone & first internet search engine...
@@sapphirelatina In 1999 only 4% of the world population used the internet. Today it's 70%...
And in the UK, where this video is shot, in 1999 only 10-20% of the population used the internet, whereas today it is 90%...
Didn't have Internet at home until 2002, in late 90s we had 1 computer at primary school but only twice ever got to use Internet briefly and it was basic compared to today
@@hqcf prior to 9/11
So many people in the world miss the 90s
Only those born in 1970s that miss the 90s
The last great decade
we do!!!
I totally agree with you. The 90s were much better times than today. People back then we're a lot more real and up front. Today we have miserable, stuck up people who won't even look at you or are constantly looking at they're phones when they walk down the streets.
Late stage capitalism
Lol people said the same in the 90s 😂😂
You needn’t go back all the back to 90’s. It was a paradise even until end of 2008.
I recall waking up in the morning, my mother always cooked Tesco fish fingers & fries. We went out & just walking the streets or taking a ride on the bus was a pleasant experience because the atmosphere was stress-free. During weekends we walked a lot to town centre & bought lots of delicious cheap snacks from Poundland’s. Went to parks & football was so fun. Everywhere in London was wonderful then. It was the best city in the world.
Now even my mum turned to a psychopath.
@@SenorPenor1337👈There's always one....
Everywhere you go they turn up.
I'm convinced it's a disease.
100% right. I noticed this in Leeds recently. The commute to work is like a zombie land of people who are literally detached. No eye contact, no talking, just oblivious to the world around them. The only thing which they engage in is their social media accounts.
The fun thing is to see people act amazed to see a camera. In these times if you do not have a camera in your hand you are a weirdo.
When you come to Pakistan vlog here, people stare you, its cause its new to them.
Bloody mobiles the curse of modern life
Actually just laughed reading that.
What you talkin bout lol almost everyone I knew back then had a camcorder
Well I’d be weirded out if someone had a camera in my face tbh.
The Oxford Street of the 80's & 90's was magnificent, my favourite street in the world. I loved Virgin, HMV, Athena and many of the great shops, that have vanished that I miss so much. Stopped going there because it breaks my heart.
Although, let's be honest, the prices they charged for CDs in the 1990s was absolutely ridiculous. £15 for a CD, whereas in the United States they were $15 which was about £8.
@@ajs41 It was much more exciting a place in the 80s and 90s, scruffier yes but far less corporate. Tottenham court road had some great electronic shops, mostly gone now and replaced with boring designer shops. The music industry wrecked itself being so greedy, had they not charged ridiculous prices piracy wouldnt have been such a problem and they wouldnt have needed to get rid of most of the creative artists to replace them with manufactured trash. The rot set in around the mid 90s imo, went from a very creative period to robot music and still hasnt fully recovered and probably never will, a lot of genres got destroyed in the process.
Yes it's now finished, big corporations, the buzz is gone
Remember Tower Records in Piccadilly Circus? 🤣😂
@@ajs41
Even video cassettes where about £12 for a movie. A lot of money then.
Not one person on a phone back then. Wish I could return to them days again
I agree.
OK boomer
@9 Lives And Counting ok boomer
People like you just like to moan about every little thing, the smart phone is one of the best technological invention that has graced the earth, it makes our lives so much easier. The transformative power of smartphones comes from their size and connectivity. Size makes them the first truly personal computers. The phone takes the processing power of yesterday's supercomputers--even the most basic model has access to more number-crunching capacity than NASA had when it put men on the Moon in 1969. You can use your mobile for work, music, movies and even video calling family members who live on the other side of the earth, but people like you just want to moan moan complain cry and moan.
Baz Fresh your On a phone now hypocrite
Born in 93, i was only about 7/8 when the 90s ended but even i could feel that the energy in the world was alot more positive back then, i could even sense as a child that adults had a lot less stress than we do today
A lot more inclusive back then, you didnt have to be wealthy or on benefits to live in London.
Born In 1993 Too Lol
Born in 1977 so I got most of the benefit of the 90s. You shouldn't look back it was a great decade but you can replicate a lot of the benefits. Meet up with friends and family in real life as much as possible. Limit your time on social media. Know your neighbours better than you do people thousands of miles away. If you're a parent, don't think there's a murderer behind every tree, there isn't so let your kids play out. When you go to bed, leave your phone in another room. I know I'm a hypocrite writing this on social media but we're on this video because we miss the 90s even if we weren't even born. It was definitely the last "simple" decade.
So cool I've seen this comment as I am a 94 baby and its weird that I kinda sensed life was easier in the 80s even though I was only 6 when it ended
Born in 1993 too ✌🏻
This reminds me of how depressed I became towards the early 2000's.
90's really were a different time for me in childhood.
I don't care what anyone says, the 90s were the greatest time to be alive.
you are correct!
Yep
I find people are manic now especially on the roads the disrespect is very eviden
I've noticed this too! @@blastproces
The 90s was London's last hurrah. It was still romantic and local. Before we gave up on optimism, colour, and truly decided to just copy-paste our American friends. When we could express what we liked and didn't seek a reason to hate one another.
So true.
All over the uk tbh
Blairs fault for opening up the boarders in the late 90s.
Absolutely right. I wish we could go back to those good old days of Jimmy Savile and Myra Hindley.
@@ParisCoulsonBritishPatriot and thatchers for bringing in all the yuppies
Soho just round the corner was a favourite of mine on a weekend in my teens during the 90s. All those record shops I'd spend all day in and rush home on the train buzzing to get the tunes on the decks. The 90s were the golden years for electronic music in my opinion. House, techno, hip hop all coming into their own, everything exciting and new. The club scene was buzzing and us youths at the time had something to work all week for. God knows what the kids today look forward to on a weekend. I feel blessed to have had those days.
I couldn't agree more. Remember that? The excitement of having a bag full of new tunes... the culture is all gone now, alas.
And the brasses , they were cheaper back then 😉
I believe it was 1995 that I visited London for a couple of weeks with my best buddy. I was 22 at that time and one of my memories is going to a record store and buying Portishead’s Dummy. Whenever I listen to it I think about the time in London. I’m from NC, USA.
People were far more friendly back then before the Internet there was still a bit of mystery
Not a smartphone in sight, bliss ! Amazing to see people looking where they are walking 😂
Everything was better before social media and smartphones
So very true
The most interesting thing about pre internet world is that people on the streets were actually TALKING to each other, not like today where everyone looks to the phone down or just walks away without even speaking to close person
Always see videos like this and can’t help but think that the teenagers and young adults you see are all now in their 40s. I hope you went in hard in the naughties and enjoyed the ride guys! ❤️
I did indeed!
I turned 14 in March 1990......now 46.
It was an amazing decade, and London was a great place to grow up in 👍🏾👍🏾
Yes, I had a great time, thanks 😊
all those pigeons are dead now
Yes, born in 1980. The late 90s and 2000s were probably the best. Partied, met loads of good mates and girls, travelled, lived abroad a bit, good times. Downhill from then! Nowadays sucks (Tory governments suck!!), although it is probably me just struggling to come to terms with being in my 40s now. Middle aged... Sheez!!!
@@leod-sigefast All Tory government is bad but this is the worst in living memory and of all time. History will condemn it for its disgraceful record of failure.
The 90s was the last decade of the old London
Lived 5 minutes from Oxford Street for a few years, bought my first home in NW London mid 90s until 2005 before moving to south Manchester. The 90s in London was absolutely fantastic.
Look how smart everyone looks.
I love the running jump onto the moving double decker bus into the open-air back door!
I was working on Marylebone Lane then went to
Oxford St for lunch every day. Great days. Long for them.
Fashion didn't change much after almost 30 years. I remember in the 90s when we looked back at the 60s...wow, it was a different world!
90s really set the tone for the new age fashion, couldnt get better than 90s-2000s fashion imo.
A very interesting observation,!, and very true.
I miss those days so much yet I didn't even exist until 2002 lol
Sorry to hear that
But you miss incredible times..believe.
@@eliasversaceable not really. It wasnt that great back then but of course the absence of phone tech was a good and bad thing.
@@adamdavies66 that the point...!!!..no cellphone, no internet...no social media.
The people used interacting more.
Again believe me you missed Beautiful times.
@@eliasversaceable I should know... I was there!
@@adamdavies66 welll...we see the things in different point the view.!!!!
Maybe it's wasn't good for u.????
But was great for me.
It was funny seeing how people reacted to been on camera. Its the norm today
ohworldywoo hoo because of integration it's not recognisable you mean?? 😂
I hate technology and cellphones *watches video on cellphone*
I still throw a middle finger up lol
Yeah because theirs so many days weeks months years since this video was recorded to your comment in twenty eighteen
Before social media made every boring git on the planet believe they were far more interesting and important than they are. Society had not been overrun by narcissists.
I was born in 93 yet I remember 1999, it was just like this, I lived down the road from oxford street, I still do its soo much worse now sadly,
Same, oxford street is lost
@@rosemarylloyd9190 Very few shops worth looking at nowadays, it might look cleaner now but its boring and overpriced.
Lovely Decade
I miss 90s London, nowadays its soulless.
I miss 60s London, the 90s were soulless.
@sarah jones would you prefer to live in a monocultural London?
Philip. Who the fuck wouldn’t?
sarah jones Forced diversity is the name of the game!
@@tonyzyklon9328 I'm not a Brit so it's not my call, but I find pretty silly to expect big cities to be monocultural... as much as I find it tremendously unpleasant (truth be told) for lesser known places to not be so (that, for me, is far more distressing than multicultural London, Paris, New York, etc.) In the case of England, a multicultural Cornwall would drive me nuts, for example.
Not a coffee cup or phone In sight 😂
Born 1991 I loved the 1990s I remember 1995 very well being only 3 and 4 at the time easily the best decade of my life 😢!
I was 12 to 22 in the 1990s. I feel so lucky to have had the best years of my life in a decade as wonderful as that.
I was 13 to 23 in 90s studied GCSEs A levels and degree, had my first son in December 2000, we were blessed
I turned 14 in 90. A great time to grow up.
Ahh yes there it is, the nostalgia for a time I haven’t lived in is kicking in
😆
i like how everything was simple back then. now everyone lives to for social media
exactly kanka
@@e.kablan8223 birsey degil kanka
No COVID either
@@crazyforcoffee5950 flu was pretty bad then
@@TrashMarineMusic lmao
Loved this decade. I was in my twenties and felt so excited coming here with my brother for drinks or just cycling around. Also had many great times meeting friends here too. Glad I was a part of it.
I used to get so excited going up West. Not any more. That spark died many moons ago
Same here!
People looked normal and calm, you need to do a thorough search now before being able to find one!
@@jonesroberts3640 do not get amazed by this footage only. In 90s' nights people were also aggresive.
I grew up in London and this what it was like before computers and smartphones...Good memories
This was 1995, there certainly were computers back then. No smart phones though, you're correct there.
@@Julmaa87 smartphones came out in 1994 sir
@@sapphirelatinaI was there, dont remember smartphones then but we did have mobile phones and pagers😅
Stress free days in the 1990s not like the horrible society we live in 2021 hostile people lots of hate and miserable people in society of today the UK society of today has gone into decline .
Not just 2021 the 2020s decade the third decade of the 21st Century the 90s are way too long ago now
It was good in the 50s, 60s, 70s and 80s too but I dont like post 2k London at all.
Social media my friend social fucking media
Make it stressfree 🙃
Hate existed in 90s London too, do not try and make out 90s London was somehow special 🙄
I have never liked Oxford Street, but at Christmas time some time in the mid-late 90s. Riding the top deck of a bus and looking at the christmas lights was really nice. And visiting Hamleys
We were happy enough with our Snes/ps1/N64 , 4 TV channels and blockbuster vhs rentals and Virgin megastore record shops in the 90s
Last days of balance between modernity, progressivism, technology and comfort. The world wasn't balanced for centuries already, but the 90s were truly the last years of some genuine happiness in the west. From 2000 onward everything has become simple exageration, disruption and fear, too many "too muches" of everything, imbalance.
I love watching all this archive footage. You never know who’s gonna walk past. For all we know, Amy winehouse or skepta could walk past as kids in this video. The 90s was so pure. The last of the great decades before the internet ruined everything mid 2000’s
What a breath of fresh air it is seeing people walking without there heads buried in a smart phone. Look they are actually communicating like human beings were designed too!
You say whilst having your head buried in a smartphone watching this lol… oh hey.. I’ll let you off tho for that cracking volley you scored against the scousers!!!
@@shadytube84 Your username makes sense now
@@auntmissedperiod huh?
@@shadytube84 why assume they are on a smartphone, im watching this on a mac
What’s wrong with looking at something more interesting than taxi’s buses’s building’s and other boring city scenes.
Love the old buses with the rear platform. Most provincial cities used to have them but they got rid of them much earlier than London.
Back when every one was a human, and had styles, and things were great, times were great, every one looked good, cars were great looking. And buses. I really want to go back in time.
And better music
@Boi well thats true, its not that those days were great I mean there was crime, there was bad stuff still happening then and racism, nothing has changed, the only thing has changed is us people and thoughts, and things.
I am in my 40s now and thank God not in my early 20s now. What's happened to people is shocking. So many good looking fellows back then. We were more spoiled for choice and had no idea.
I'm glad I was in my youth in the 90s. The best time for me was:-
1. Got my 1st full time work
2. Went out every day
3. Young, free, single, happy go lucky and no bills to pay
Route Master buses were brill, life was much simpler and less faster, although it started to change later on (late 90s).
Pay packet was better than today.
We had no mobile phones till late 90s (1998) which is a good thing to keep in touch.
There are many advantages of the 90s to mention.
The disadvantages of the 90s are a few. Racism in various forms including institutional Racism.
By the late 1990s (1998/1999), we started to Import American ideas.
More emphasis was on Profit and loss in businesses that resulted in wage rises being poor as the focus was on making more money.
Yez cuzzy
People talked more to each other compared to now
I just came here for 90s style fashion
U should watch usa news footage from 80s/90s .. especially crack era
Is it me or have we not really changed since the 90s? I mean 80s, 70s, 60s look distinct, but 90s onwards look every like now.
@@Sawrattan things have definitely changed since the 90s but I wouldn't say its changed for the better. My home town is a shell of what is was in the 1990s.
@@pizza7738 I meant more about the fashion and the way people look. Before the 90s people looked more different from now.
@@Sawrattan no way! people dress way better today then what you see on here...if you go down the west end today most men would be wearing skinny jeans and smart blazers etc. The 90s was ok but you can’t beat today’s fashion.
The irony of nostalgia for pre internet/social media days, while viewing this on social media. Ah, the 90s.
I was 9 when this was filmed, and although I’ve only visited London for the first time in 2009, this feels nostalgic, mainly because of the songs on the radio, many of which I still listen to today. What also strikes me, as a petrolhead, is the lack of luxury cars in comparison with today’s traffic, and SUV’s as we know them were only just invented. Someone should do a remake of this video!
1995. The time of the Spice Girls and Britpop - Blur, Oasis, Supergrass, the Verve!
Funny the comments about phones. We did have mobile phones in the mid 90s but they were just phones, not smart phones, so there was no point staring at the monochrome lcd screen unless you were typing in someone's phone number. I had a Motorola brick back in those days. I didn't get a smartphone till much later - 2010/11 I think. Happy with old Nokia phone till then.
I didn't know anyone who had a mobile until about 1998. I got my first one in 2000.
Smartphones and social media are mainly from the late 2000s into the 2010s n now 2020s they didn’t exist in the late 20th century of course
Yup had my first mobile in 1995. It had features such as Make a phone call. Necessary requirement for my 300 mile motorway( round trip) daily commute.
@@bimbobaggypants4820 Same
@@rmg5111 bro talking about the 20th century like its the rennaissance 🤣🤣🤣
I miss Mash. That shop had all the fresh clothes in the 90s. I remember travelling all the way up on the train from west Sussex with my best mate to Oxford St. We went to mash and got some Karl Kani gear and bought some White Owl cigars from a kiosk on a side st. We smoked them walking around like we were the Wu Tang. We were probably 15 🤣
90s was the last great decade. I may have only been 11 when the decade ended but I remember playing outside all day and it just felt so authentic and the community was United.
The neighbourhood was so lively, no-one worried about letting their kids play outside & there were no smart phones to scare monger the masses like today. I go back to my old stomping ground once in a while and no-one is playing football or running around like we used to. Remember 20-30 people would come out to play football so we had to make teams. Nowadays, can you even get 3 people outside.
what I wouldn't give to go back to this time... what I wouldn't give
I was born in '91 and I agree. My childhood wasn't entirely the best so this isn't nostalgia talking either. After the 00s hit, the world went to shite.
Kids were outside because there wasn't really any Internet or social media and the mobile phones that existed just made calls.
lol projected thoughts indeed
Thats because of the amount of forgeiners and their kids that live going around stabbing people
Those were the days even though I was born in 1997 you could see people actually had character and the city was booming now is so full and souless
Loving this kind of video. It seems to be there, throwback to the far 1990
Life was quality in the 90s Today life has been affected by mobile phone. We do not look around. Just at the screen and we feel it is important to share everything. People interacted in 90s. I will always cherish these moments and not ones today that much.
True well said social media has caused so much hatred and divisions in the UK and nothing will change.
Life was better when if a bus was leaving you could just leap in on the back lol
Not a mobile phone in sight - people looked happier
Uk people were much thinner in the 1990s
😂😂😂😂
Whiter too
Thinner, whiter, nicer I'd say. All pure English folks left London long ago.
@@calibre92rule of thumb - every nostalgia video on TH-cam has to have its fair share of bigoted replies. Yes, it was absolute nirvana before any foreigners arrived.
@@deanashraf12It’s not bigoted to state that race is a reality, I understand why people are tired and hate constant newcomers.
i am proud to be born in the late 90's even though i never got to experience much for the 90's as i was born in the late 1996 but the old period is one to remember!! man i remember growing up in the early 2000's and barely anyone was using internet and i was just a kid having fun with pokemon cards and being obsessed with different types of dog breeds lol XD but as i grew older to the age where i knew how to read and write properly and how to use a computer is when all the internet stuff kicked in!! i'm pretty sure everyone was hooked on the internet lol!! but man the old period is one to remember for sure!! i just wish i had a chance to experience the 90's to it's fullest as a teenager or an adult but i am still very proud to have been born in that period at least
You would have probably been able to bring your smartphone into school or whatsapp school friends. Most of my mid-latter childhood in the 00s was staring out the window bored and frustrated but the 90s was rewarding for me.
I was born in 83, and it’s literally no different now to how it was in the 90s, apart from some slightly different technology.
You are just nostalgic for your youth.
O.56 - I used to buy trainers at that Olympus, the 'famous' Olympus 301.
I was the wrong age in this decade
The good old days , I miss em so bad. 😞
Era of Britpop. What a great time to live in the U.K.
the 90s had to be the time where ppl had the best clothes & the camera made it look even better, idk wth ppl wear today but yeah
now people wear a lot of our generation´s styles
People walking with upbeat confidence, purpose, a little swagger, chins up, paying attention to what's Infront of them, a smile.
Now when people walk they look downwards, shoulders sloped, glum faces, poor posture. Those of you who are observant will recognise it.
That’s the way the world 🌍 works
Your absolutely correct John.
@bob simmonds Not in the UK they don't. Well, some people might, but most I see don't.
Bit negative John...
Because what is there to look forward to in the UK nowadays? Its a bloody cesspit since 97.
This was 10 months before I was born woah.
im watching this 2021!
Oxford Street in the 90's....I remember all the fake perfume and Ralph Lauren shirt guys. You'd see them running like the wind with their bread crates full of pony gear...
i'm an american i love London . i never been there , but your videos ? take me there , thank you so much .
So if you came to London in 2023 what do you think London would be like.
wish i was old enough to experience the 90s
Isn't it amazing how people reacted to the camera. Everyone waving or pulling a face. That's because it was a novelty to be filmed these days people don't vat an eyelid as we are all used to being under surveillance or filmed.
I miss the days before the zombie apocalypse struck
The telling and unsettling sign you know the internet has creeped in and taken over your life, when you can look back at a time from your past, and think everybody is weird as they havent gotten phones. All at the same time as viewing it on your phone.
Look at everyone with their heads down looking at their cell phones.
All those Routemaster buses, proper London. Lot of private cars around then, no Congestion Charge, cycle lanes or ULEZ, and all moving okay.
And not an American 'Candy' Store in sight
It felt electric and positive. 80s London was just as atmospheric.
I miss this. Went to London on 1996 for 3 months.
The last generation without Smartphones
Remember when they MOVED Marble Arch ?!🤯
Bloody brilliant.. REAL!!
..noisy sluggish but ultra reliable diesel engines..4 star smell..leaded..cars had a proper driving feel..and individual sound..👍
Is that sarcasm?
i hate the sounds of new cars
Used to work just round the corner on Gt. Titchfield Street. I keep looking to see if I’ll see myself or some of my old colleagues.
Oh how I miss the Routemasters!
Not sure who here will remember Trocadero arcade. I remember hopping on the bus for 70p and not paying if the ticket inspector didn’t see me
I remember Trocadero well! Brings back so many memories of what London used to be!
Makes me cry so much, why is our society today ruined 😭😭
greed and globalism.
Immigrants delight
the members of the Bilderberg pushed the liberal agenda like crazy since 2010
Narcissistic people selfish mindset in the UK with the racism issues also .
I remember these days so well, it's so funny to see people not glued to their phone screens like nowadays, smart phones were really expensive in the 90's so almost nobody had one.
Hey look it's a camera. When cameras were a novelty
Everybody says nowdays we are zombies in cellphones. However, take a look in filmes walk thru London on youtube. It's the same. Nobody WALKS on streets looking at phones all the time
I think zombies are just part and parcel of major cities irregardless of the era
uh the energy is different
Everything look exactly the same except we become more zombies walking with screen on our faces
ok boomer
Ok. Boomer
mate last time i went to london, the only time i saw people on their phones was on the tube, open your fucking eyes and accept the future not everything was greater back then...
Clothes are different, cars/buses are different, certain store chains are different too
times running out boomer
2:19 The bearded face is thinking, "I'm so bored from being up here for so long. All I have to look forward to is pigeon-droppings on my head while I stare into space."
Beautiful memories of a better Britain
Watching this makes me realise I'm getting fucking old
It's weird to think that someone in that video is probably not alive anymore, yet we were all just watching them walk past the camera alive and just living their life, who knows maybe they died the very next day.. no one knows :/
I wonder if anyone in this footage ever happens across it on here now and by sheer coincidence recognises themself, is highly unlikely of course.
As you say its interesting to wonder what happens to the people in this footage, the kid walking with his friend for example who makes the goofy expressions at the camera, he'd be a full grown man roughly in his 30s now and could had grown up to be a plumber, a builder, a respected doctor, a career criminal, a drug addict, could be physically disabled or could had died in a random car crash 10 years after these shots were taken. So many possibilities that is fascinating to speculate in this sort of thing.
Or maybe I'm just getting weirder with the lockdown isolation.
my thought exactly. Some of the people are dead now. Also, people are more natural to say, no Kim K. butts, no false eye lashes, just people doing some shopping.
@@dreamerdreamer2978 True. The grotesque and freakish look was not a norm. And none of us were morbidly obese.
@@adamdavies66 my uncle and auntie died in the late 1990s so yeah
@Andrew Wilson 42
I lived in london at that time. Best times.
No cheap tacky money laundering American Candy stores here.
It’s crazy to think that all of these people are dead now.
Its not the 1890s lol
Old enough to remember late 80s and 90s. God the world is depressing now
@@rmg5111 1999, was only 21 years ago, it’s not that old when you think about it.
@@rmg5111 No mate 21 years really isn't that long ago. Time goes quick. The 60s wasnt that long ago. WW2 wasn't that long ago. We still have people from them eras very much with us today.
Don't act like the world wasn't depressing in the 80s and 90s. Because it was.
@@matthewsmith2787 but so much has changed in that time. For the worst
@@lieutenantcandlewax If you was very poor yes but for the most part it was the decades of fun.
Take me back any day!!!!!
A big difference from today was it felt like a british capital city.