Everybody Wants to Rule the World (played in a grocery store at 4pm)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 มิ.ย. 2019
- Everybody Wants to Rule the World by Tears for Fears played in a grocery store in the afternoon while you shop.
Listen with headphones.
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Not really sure why this suddenly blew up 3 years after I posted it but thank you for all the support! Looks like I'll be getting back into posting regularly :) reply with some suggestions for songs you'd like to see!
because it has to. the youtube algorthim works in mysterious ways. such as me finding your comment just 3 minutes after you posted it
19 minutes ago lmao
Hello!
47 minutes ago lol
Deja vu.
I know this is set to the afternoon but to me it hits different when you think that you and your friends are late night shopping
at SHEETZ or 7/Eleven at 3am
@@acidwashedgenes9792 Yeshh
Yeah
yeah, afternoon would have more ambient noise from other customers
this is a very late night vibe
@@acidwashedgenes9792 I've heard some great music at Sheetz at 3am. They save the indy stuff for those hours and it's great.
As a worker for the kroger company, this hits real close to home.
Replies seem real mad, ngl. And yes, I do consider my work a home away from home, as I treat it, my fellow coworkers, and the customers I work with and for as a secondary family, as well as my job as a hobby.
You live life your own way, and I will do so, my own.
Only thing lacking were the rats running around huh!??
@@maximilianodehabsburgo3206 I don't see you and your family running around...
@@Puxi ahhh racism.... We like running around in our own stores ( I dont live in your has been country)
@@maximilianodehabsburgo3206 Sorry, I did not knew you was white. False alert!
Wtf is your reply section 💀
This took me back to the late 90's to when i was a kid, going grocery shopping with my mother after school. When she was at the checkout, she'd hand me some loose change and I'd go to the gumball machine just near the exit. By the time we made it to the car the gum had always lost its flavour.
Hearing this song and seeing this photo just brought that memory back, along with a few others.
Dude i have like almost the exact memory and those memories are from like the 2010s😭😭☠️
I wish I grew up in the 90s
@@MrIG511 same
Same here 💔
Isnt this an 80's song? My mom has 7th grade memories abt this song and she was born 1974.
Used to be a janitor at Lowes Grocery. Makes me wanna join back just so that I can dance around with my mop.
"OOOHHHHH, We're daayyncin heeerrreee"
“Do you remember? The 21st of September..”
@@Merlodica omgyessss
Your username is certifiably rad
@@twighailey1967 You can call me Mr. Fucker for short . . . . .
As someone who lived in a rural lower middle-class neighborhood, a lot of the local grocery stores and buildings still had decor from the 80's. Plus, many of the shop owners still had their music tastes from the 80's so they had a very nostalgic and older vibe. I remember going to the store after school with my dad as a kid to get food to make for dinner, so this brings back memories of my childhood even though I was born in 2002. There's also a local pharmacy that still has clocks/decor from the fifties and plays oldies as the original store owner opened the business in the 50's/60's. Then, Walmart, CVS and Walgreens and all those other chain businesses came in and took over. I still go to the local businesses though because they still have that nostalgic warm feeling of my childhood.
It's really wild to think about the fact that we're in 2022 and there are TONS of local businesses in smaller parts of the country that still look and sound just like this... I don't want it to change 😭
@@jbingbong Me either ! They're like little time capsules or museums into the past. That's why I try and shop local and only go to big chain stores if need be.
Yeah I make the conscious decision to spend a bit more just to support the local places. I hate corporatization more than the vast majority of everything, it’s existentially depressing
I was also born in 2002 and I had basically the same experience in rural Australia, there's only one Coles supermarket built in the early 80's that's left from that era but there's plenty of shops and small businesses that still have a nostalgic feeling, and I'm not too far from my mum's home city Canberra which has a huge amount of development from the 60's to the 90's so I get that feeling a lot there being in the shops and shopping centres and seeing the commercial and office buildings, I went there so many times as a kid but it was always so exciting that it'll always have that feeling, as well as nostalgia for the 2000's because that's when I went the most
Glad you support your locals shopkeeper, he's doing a lot more work
The horror fan inside of me wanted it played in a grocery store at 4am 💀
Death Freezer, the Freezer that Eats
Holy shit ive been watching you on youtube for years
I feel like you are everywhere. Lol 😂
Coaster enthusiast and all. 😂
Lol
It's 12 at night, can't sleep, you decide to walk over to the nearby gas station for a snack. As you approach the convenient store music can be heard playing over the tiny pump station speakers. It'll likely be hours before anyone comes by for gas, and by then the playlist or whatever will have moved on to another song which somehow emphasizes the tranquil loneliness of where you stand. You know you can't enjoy it long as it's only a matter of time until the tranquillity will be interrupted by someone needing either a cigarette or money, so you move on. Maybe after grabbing your coke and chips you stand outside the store for just a moment longer, you feel as if this darkness and emptiness should make you feel depressed, but for some reason you feel more contentment than you have felt in weeks. You almost wish you could carry this moment with you somehow, these emotions you feel at that exact moment are bland and a bit indescribable, but pleasant, the sort of contentment one could carry that would allow them to overcome any hardship. Once you arrive back at your apartment it'll all be over, you know you can't do this frequently as it screwed with your sleep schedule and you've already been late to work a few too many times to get a way with it again. That lingering contentment is just enough to lull you to sleep, maybe tomorrow won't be so bad.
*damn*
Nice bro, really strikes home
Amazing place to be. Perhaps when you are younger. It's more nostalgic.
*holy shit*
This is fantastic.
This actually happened to me a few months ago. I was walking around in a Walmart and heard this song from the radio in the distance. Needless to say it was a surreal experience- eerie, lonely, but also at peace. It was almost identical to the mood this video gives off.
This happened to me on January 1st on the first day of 2022. Played in a grocery store in the morning. Was such a surreal experience, especially considering it was the first day of the year. I felt exactly how you felt.
Feels like you're in a small store with your dad picking something up before you head home to make dinner
Probably because my dad is usually the one to play 80's music in the car, so I associate it with him
@@iiii5806 YES!
@@iiii5806 bruh yes.
This right here is lovely
Absolutely, I'm thinking of my dad too :)
As a Janitor, this still plays it from time to time at my store. Feels good.
It’s late at night and you and a few friends decide to grab something to eat. Everywhere else is closed, so you wind up at a local grocery store. Still dawning its retro regalia, it has a nostalgic feeling to it, whether or not you were alive back then. As it’s late at night, no one else is in the store, it’s just your friends and a tired cashier and janitor working the late shift. You wind up wandering the store, weirdly content, though overwhelmed with a sense of eeriness. As you walk through the aisles, this song starts to play. It feels lonely, but comforting. You eventually decide to get a frozen pizza and some Coke to share with your friends. As you walk up to the checkout, you catch a glimpse of a janitor who had paused his mopping to dance with his mop as though it was a microphone. It brings a smile to your face. He doesn’t notice you’ve seen him. When you make it up to the counter, the cashier checking you out is a middle-aged woman with curly blonde hair and blue eyeshadow. Nobody speaks as you check out, only the music and the quiet clacking of the number pad. You feel your mind start to drift, escaping into the nostalgic wonderland, and just basking in it. When you eventually have to leave, you and your friends sit down on the curb outside, taking candies and a couple bottles of Coke out of your brown paper bag. You enjoy your treasure as you look up to the glowing stars above.
This gives me the feeling youre alone in a supermarket at 2am looking for a product but you can't find a single worker, and fear that the store was supposed to be closed
I wish i was born in the 80’s the vibe was incredible
me too no fucking cameras everywhere, ted must have had a fun time
@@VegaTakeOver They had LOTS of cameras in the 80's. Sure they were black and white unclear pieces of low rez crap. But they did exist....
Loved music like that n I lived through the 80s
Emm you mean late 60s?
Cause if you were born in 80s you will expierence late 90s and early 00s when you are an teenager
@@erichhartmann4884 I was born 83 and experienced the 80s.
reminds me of being in florida during the summers and going to the grocery store. i miss it.
As someone in Florida, it definitely has a vibe when you walk out the store back into the humid warm parking lot with a bunch of mosquitoes
@@mykneesarebees7242 Not really a bunch of mosquitos (especially if you're nearby a walmart.) But, if you ever go to the parks, it's just Hell.
As A Floridian I Felt That Bro❤
Yup... grew up going with my mom to the Winn Dixie just down the street from my childhood home in St. Pete in the late 90's/early 00's. I actually just recently moved out of Florida for the first time, and I'm definitely already homesick for certain things
The magnificence of the song contrasted with the mundane setting is beautiful.
I think im gonna cry-
This brings back nostalgia for something i havent even experienced. Almost like i have before but cant remember, like a past me remembers running through the store with a group of friends just getting junk food and laughing all night long
I get a mix of anxiety and nostalgia that just gets me drunk on a more bitter than sweet drink but i just keep listening
I read this, then the “Nothing ever lasts forever” part came on..
@@Pissbucket500 wow really?
I'm pretty sure it's called Anemoia, nostalgia for a time we didn't live in
@@ericsalchicha2848 really? Wow i never knew there was a specific term for it. Thats cool
@@bred8847 Yeah, it really is
i’m tired of watching videos like this and imagining scenarios in my head that are better than my life. i want to write a comment about how this video reminds me of a memory i had with my friends back when times were simpler. i never really had friends growing up. i feel like i’ve missed out on a lot of good times i could have had. i always thought that one day when i got older, something would change, and i would finally find a group of people i belonged with. i’m 18 now. i wasted my entire youth waiting for a day that would never come. and i’m still waiting.
my life was complete shit until i was like...21? 22? it's hard to make friends and find people who care about you as an adult and it's hard to imagine a good future and not be stuck on the past but you can do it 💕
I count on you man, don't give up ❤🙏
You’d be surprised how many ppl feel the same way but can actually become your best of friends just by starting something as simple as a “Hey”, sometimes others need to know you’re there if that makes sense to start something that will create the best of times for you. I met a lot of my friends that way and vise versa how they met me you got plenty of time and can do it.✊🏽
You could have also had fake friends this is a thing it certainly happens and that would have been worse. 34 here, make sure when you are forthcoming with people that is reflected from them too. Words are easy to say. This isn't about doing favors and expecting something in return or being disappointed when favors are not given in return. Communication is not that hard. When people withhold things it's because they want to. Trust your gut. So many people worship celebrities and power, wealth, status...they will do whatever it takes to climb that ladder so to speak no matter what they have to step on. Seek balance, keep it lighthearted, don't be afraid to break a social norm here and there. Don't shy away from controversy. All feelings are valid. They will send you away from what's bad for you and toward what's good for you.
You still have time; mine didn't get better until maybe 28. Find an interest/hobby and see where it takes you (especially if there's a course you can take for cheap at your local community college). Rooting for you👍
My retail working experience in a nutshell. I love 80's music, hands down my favorite part of the job.
This video is like a warm hug. There’s something so eerie yet beautiful about it. The feeling of being alone yet at the same time safe and secure. Standing alone to face an ever changing world in a place you know and trust. Walking the same aisles you used to walk with your parents. Those were the days.
I always listen to the 80s and 90s radio.
This song represents flowing through the sands of time on Earth. With very new era and century, human nature changes very little, our societies still entropy, and left in the power vacuum are snakes who always wish to rule to world. As kids we entertain that supervillains are funny to mock and laugh at, but don’t genuinely believe exist in real life, it isn’t until you’re finally paying attention to the real world that the very bitter truth hits you. That Saturday morning cartoon villains are very real, and they lead the world we live in. Even with this realization, we’re still here as human beings, we’ve been through worse eras before, seen war, chaos and destruction far greater than what we in the 21st century have ever encountered. And with that fact, center your soul, focus on what’s important to you, surrender to love, and chart your course in life. We are the music makers, and we are the dreamers of the dreams.
@@Merlodica Very well put. Super Villains are real they threaten the world. Because their hearts are filled with hatred and malice. Towards man kind.
I did the same thing with a local store in my town. When I was like, 7 or 8, me and my parents would shop there frequently. The freezer aisle looked just like the one in the video. Unfortunately, the store closed down and was abandoned about 8 or 9 years ago. But then, about 6 months ago, a new company came in and bought the building, and reopened the store under a new name about 4 months ago. I went in and checked it out. Other than modernized check outs, and updating the look of some things, the store was largely unchanged. It was surreal walking down the same aisles I did when I was a kid.
@@thattechdude That’s awesome a little touch of nostalgia here and there is good.
i remember being in a grocery store around 4pm and this song played, i looked at my mom and was like "YO I LOVE THIS SONG!" and she laughed then said i had good taste
I was in a rural discount store last year that was playing this when i walked in and it sounded about the same quality. I already would think about it every so often, thjs just solidifies that
The nostalgia hits hard for me. I miss doing overnight price change. Good times.
So crazy how little videos make everyone so nostalgic and remember different things
I love hearing music in a store, and grocery stores. I do feel good whenever I hear a favorite familiar song again.
There are a lot of families and children and maybe babies in public places. It's so good that they can stay quiet with music on the intercom. It does make it easier for me to concentrate on my shopping.
This is one of my Dad's favorite songs
Everytime I listen to this, it just makes me cry of how much I miss him
I always spend good times with him, and he was less strict than my Mom is
Right now it's just me and my Mom here
He has taught me so many great things and inspired me to cherish the smaller things in life
He taught me to love and understand Math, when almost everyone in my class hated it because it's not their cup of tea.
This song reminds me of the times me and my Dad would always go to places without my Mom.
He was always there for me, and now I don't think I can go any further without him.
I miss him so much...
You can and you will.
You owe it to him to live your best life. Make him proud by being the best version of your self. You’re his legacy and I know he’s happy that he got to call you his child.
Your Father loves you and would want you to live your best life.
You can do it bro. Your dad's always proud of u, and he's always encouraging you to go forward. Merry Christmas to you and all. God bless you.
@@St4r_Z0mb13 bro, not funny.
This was one of my grandma's favourite songs
I miss you Nana ❤️
She was hip
I have been working in the grocery business since 1991. This really makes me feel good 👍
It's something special to go to a store like this late at night. All the other surrounding stores are closed, so the ones open 24/7 feel like a little beacon of light in that quiet darkness...
Ever since I was a kid I thought there was something so magical about being up so late or so early that it's like the rest of the world is asleep.
yeah, I love that feeling. I can stop worrying about life and just chill to the radios reverberations on the freshly mopped floor. no noise, just dreamlike vibes.
Worth being old now to have been young when songs like this ruled my world.
Man. This made me think back on the old times where I went grocery shopping with my parents. That same grocery store closed down months ago.
They can't close your memories.
They can’t erase your memories.
replaced by walmart? :c
80-90s was a golden era for music.
I’m so glad that TikTok has introduced more of my generation to Tears for Fears. They are the absolute definition of making music in that has meaning. Shout is another really powerful song by them
Look up "Johnny Panic and the Bible of Dreams". Not one of their hits but good stuff
POV: you are exploring mall in an abandoned city and find a grocery store where all lights were on, decided to see what’s going on there. Everything was clean, shiny, but no one was here. After some time this music starts playing, then you start hearing strange noises and realise that you’re not alone there…
i read that in Michael desantas voice for some reason...
Stranger things vibe my dude
And that's when you realize that you've just passed to another level of the backrooms
the backrooms..
Zombieland
The background makes me want to go to blockbuster with my dad and go get a movie.
Songs like this hit different when the store's quiet. There's a certain energy to the PA speakers that you don't get listening to the music normally. It's almost nostalgic in a way? I couldn't say why. When I'm between customers, I sometimes just take the opportunity to lean back and reflect on stuff while listening to the PA.
There’s just something about this song I can’t really seem to explain.
Everyone keeps talking of hearing this in the 80s or 90s on their younger years. But with me having most of my childhood in the 2000s, there was a very slim chance of me having to discover this song. Not even grew up with it.
Yet when I heard it for the first time, it was quite an almost ethereal experience. Yes, I have heard 80's and older songs in the past. But nothing quite like this until a few years ago.
I felt like I’ve known it forever. That hearing it a couple of times later, made me felt like I was longing for memories of a time that wouldn’t have existed in my mind. It kind of spooked me, but not in a bad way at all.
I’d like to think of certain songs as ‘true’ time capsules. I believe this is one of them.
You ever watch Sky High? You may have just gotten it from that; that’s how it is with me
there is a name for this phenomenon, but i can't remember it. but yeah like getting nostalgia from something you never experienced. there's certain songs that do this to me to, even when i wasn't even born when they were released lol.
@@kinggordoproductions6203 Whoa, you mean that Disney Movie right? Absolutely. Sky High served as the inspiration from a few of my drawing and comic-making hobbies as a kid.
Entering a store like this is like entering a different dimension. Like all time stops when you're here. Its just you, the music, the food, and the employee.
Ultimate peace.
Your next stop the Twilight Zone
This is giving me a happy feeling towards a memory that doesn’t exist
This feels like going to a 7/11 late at night and just wandering the aisles. Nostalgic, even though I’ve never done it.
Although I've never heard this in a grocery store, the echo still gives me nostalgia. Like the song gives me nostalgia, and the echo amplifies the nostalgia and sadness, cause it sounds like this song is just a distant memory, something from the past just echoing in my mind.
I used to work at a grocery store, this is how it would be every morning from 5am-7am when the store opened. Like 2 employees, stocking shelves, the music just playing. Makes me miss it, even though it's not a fun job, just nostalgia.
These days it's increasingly common to get a '90s or even early '00s classic. "I Wanna Dance With Somebody" followed up by "A Thousand Miles" really hits with that "feel old now" mix. Or hearing something that used to be on the cool alternative station now reduced to palatable adult contemporary status like "1979" or "Flagpole Sitta".
this is cinematic gold
Just need the old school Walmart scanner “boop” in the background and this would be frightening
I've been saying to my best friend how this song just has the vibe of playing in a grocery store while you're in the cereal aisle, I can't explain it, that's just the vibe it gives off, and then I get this random recommended video. It's one of my favorite songs, this is everything I wanted and more.
It's the grocery store vibe that gives did the "life isn't so bad, just vibe." Feeling. That's why we're all here, just to take a break from adulting... Let our happiness recharge.
This just gives me war vibes.
The lyrics just match up with parts of war.
“We will find you acting on your best behavior”
(Churchill trying to start a war with Stalin)
“Turn your back on Mother Nature”
(Destructive causes during the wars)
“Everybody wants to rule the world”
(Hitler, Hirohito, Mussolini, Stalin, Putin)
“Help me make the most of freedom and of pleasure”
(America helping countries winning the war in the pacific and in Europe)
“Nothing ever last for ever”
(Fall of the Soviet Union)
This give me 80' vibe.. what beautiful moments they were.. sad I didn't born in those years ❤️
Freak
@@constantend What
@@constantend why heisenberg ?
POV: You in the 80s going to the store at 4pm and you hear this.
Yes
That is the point of the video
Worked at Walgreens for 4 years of my life and this brings back a ton of memories from their 10 song radio.
Reminds me of standing in an aisle, completeletly off planet levels of dissociative and fresh off a break up, trying to decide what pasta sauce to buy.
I heard Billie Eilish ‘I love you’ play at the supermarket once and it was otherworldly, it felt like private honesty was breaking through public facade, like angels had entered the building and were quietly humming above us, it felt safe X
I mean it's not what plays on mexican grocery stores, but this one gave me a pretty cool flashback from when it was actually safer to go at 3 AM with friends trying to search for something to eat.
It was a little bit before Calderon's war with drug cartels, i had some friends over at home, i was like 14/15 years old, and My friends, a little bit older, it was 3 in the morning and we decided we were going to buy something to eat since we were playing zelda or something like that, there was still people outside, and stores open, the grocery store was 24hrs and alzo pizza places near my house, we end up.ñ buying pizza and ingredients for nachos, chips and some soda, now it weirdly feels surreal since it only went downhill after calderon's war, and now it's almost impossible to go out without a car after 8/9 pm where i live.
It's a beautiful, happy yet sad memory that makes me think about how fast times change.
All these comments about nostalgia. This song alone is enough to make me go postal. Couple it with the echo of a department store....
I do not miss working at Walmart.
Something about working at 4pm and it being unexpectedly slow is such a vibe
I used to work at a stop and shop and this is pretty accurate to what it sounded like during closing 😭😂 10/10 living for it.
This song sometimes plays where I work. I always hope none of the customers interact with me for 4 mins so I can sing to it 🤣
This reminds me so much of when I was very very young, maybe around 4 or 5. I have vivid memories of songs like this, going to B&Q (hardware shop in the UK) several times a week because we were fixing up a house, my dad would always take me and we always had so much fun🥺🥹
Still has the same vibes in B&Q which makes me happy
i used to work in an old general store here locally. the owner would always tell me to play some music on the intercom to give off a lively feel to it and i got ham in playing some snazzy tunes there and this just hits home to me. a really good memory of being a kid working on a register and helping out tourists about certain things here.
I can only imagine myself in a market alone, at 4am with this music in the background
i remember ages ago i went into a store at 3 am with a friend and it was open surprisingly but it was Christmas so you could imagine what songs where playing then
This song was made for being played in grocery store speakers!❤
I worked at a grocery store overnight frying donuts, and this is done perfectly. The feeling of being completely separated from the outside and stuck in a world of florescent light and food shelves.
Why, of all songs out there, is this the best one at evoking nostalgia even if I have no real past attachment to it
I work at a small grocery store as a stocker. I can tell you this is what it feels like at night when I’m cleaning the floors before we close
I used to work at a grocery store and very rarely did this play. But when it did I couldn't help but sing under my breath
My first job was at a grocery store and I got to hear this song along with many great classics.
then once the holidays rolled around I would go crazy with hearing nothing but Christmas music. I recall one day something was up with music player and the only song playing the whole day was The Beatles Christmas song and I damn near went insane.
good times
I never knew I needed this in my life until now…
Whenever I look at the refrigerated area of the supermarket, it makes me wonder if any of this food will be eaten. Like, it'll just sit there. Frozen. Not moving. Then eventually it'll be thrown away or whatnot. It's kind of sad.
Most of the food gets bought, otherwise they would stop stocking it. Grocery stores actually run on a very small profit margin, so if anything isn't being sold, they are gonna have issues if they keep selling it.
Just makes you think about those moments, with those people, that are long gone. Growing up led to isolation, to do things on your own, to go through this life with the music, and the thoughts in your head.
80s kid here!!! I’m a huge Tears for Fears fan!!! It’s so great they’re still going strong after all this time!!!!
Craziest thing just happened last night. At the grocery store, late, only one in the aisle and this exact song came on. No joke, this is absolutely spot on and gave me some weird flashback .
One of my favourite 80’s songs
As a person who has worked cleaning grocery stores at night, this is a similar vibe to the real deal.
This feels very much like I’m going to the grocery store in the 90s with my mom and brother. Maybe at the Oregon coast.
anywhere, usa. this was playing in 1988.
I remember listening to Songs from The Big Chair on a cheap walkman sitting in the back of an estate (station wagon) sitting in the middle of a muddy field in Essex of a weekend in the 80's. My cousin was a bit of a petrolhead starting from his teens and persuaded his parents and mine to come out for the day to go to a rally. Twenty years later he was driving one of a kind prototype supercars for Lotus.
I used to hear this song when I was driving back and forth to university in Ohio in the '80s. This song has stood the test of time.
It’s stuff like this where I feel like I’m there with my parents when they were in their 20s. They’re 60 and I’m 26.
This has a definite vibe to it. In my case, it's both nostalgic and slightly stressful for two different reasons. It's nostalgic because it reminds me of simpler times when I was younger going to the store with my mom. It's stressful because I work in retail.
This really reminds me of when I worked my first job at a local grocery store, gives some 7-8pm closing time feel.
I watched this in my bed yesterday night. This morning I was in a supermarket and they were playing this song. Probabilities...
working in a grocery store and it’s always such a blessing when this song comes on
theres a 24/7 grocery store near my place so I often walk there at like midnight or 1 am and get snacks (I'm its bad financially I hate myself) and the vibes r always immaculate
An old food lion used to look exactly like this before it was replaced by an Ollie’s. It always played my favorite songs and my dad used to play 80’s songs while I played outside, even though it was in the mid 2010’s I swear I heard this song play one time. Me, my mom, and my brother would all go shopping after school or in the summer. Listening to this song and looking at the image brings me back to this place that once brought me boredom, now wishing that I could go back and experience going to that store again.
I get such nostalgia from this song, even though I was born in 84 and don't actually remember any of the 80s since i was toddler.
this actually happened to me before. i go shopping to the supermarket next to my school with my sister and friends. we like to go there to get some after school snacks :)
also my sister loves this song so when this song played there she was so happy! 😄
I work at a grocery store, and can confirm this is an accurate representation of this exact experience.
The video gives me chills. Thank you for the surreal experience.
Actually watching this at 4PM hits different, like legit.
Thanks for bringing back some of the best memories. Hugs💕✨
This is oddly... calming, but scary. Like your in a empty grocery store in the middle of the night and someones chasing you. It's unexplainale, yet a TH-cam video that somehow got on my recommened
0:34 that distortion really touched my soul ❤
This video makes me worry that I’ll just wake up and be teleported back to work, since I currently work at a grocery store.
Useful if you wake up late and your allowed to work from home
This has gone to vibe song to the speaker man theme
I can confirm who works at a grocery store at 4pm, this really hits different. 😪
i wish i was my mom. she was born in 1970, and got to go through all her teenage years in the 80s. i wish i was her so i could experience this in real life, being a teenager and the best songs of the summer playing over the speakers, my friends and i stealing shopping carts or going out for a drive in my friend’s flashy new car, maybe going to the mall and getting funky earrings and shorts with ugly patterns, pranking teachers and skipping school, leaving love letters is lockers, staying out as late as we wanted, dating boys in local rock bands, going to loud, loud concerts and screaming my head off, going to the movies with my annoying friends. i miss memories i never even had. i miss the music and the clothes and the bad movies and all of it. i miss the high school sweet hearts i never had, i miss the long nights spent at a friends house i never knew, i miss the music i sang in my room getting ready for a date i never went on. i just wish i wasn’t here, but that i was there. in a room, covered wall to wall with posters, and albums and cassettes all over my bed, my closet overflowing with loud colours, and my boyfriends picture on my bedside table. i hope time travel gets invented somehow, so i can go back and live my life how i want. how i dream. i just want to go home.
This is my father's favorite song, he was very happy in the 80s and always tells me about his adolescence, I miss a time I didn't even live in, it's like a really good feeling of nostalgia
Can you please make one for Head Over Heals from Tears For Fears please.
Yes please will you!
You just got your wish!
As a worker of Food Lion, I've never related to a TH-cam video more then this one. Oh the Shopirony... XD
Been shopirony