This song brings back so many memories. So sad the show is gone, it really was genius. The intro song screams Portland. I lived there for a year and I miss it a lot.
@@glass_gravy I lived there for a year back in like 2008. It really was gorgeous. I don’t believe the hype, but I’ve seen a lot of videos of these far left Progressive cities. A lot of them are doing too well. I think Portland got a lot better in the last year or two. But Seattle I think is a different case no?
90's the next decade of nostalgia. But in all seriousness I would have liked to move to Portland in another life but California hipsters have made it so damn expensive.
Is hipster some kind of catch-all term these days for anyone who's a little quirky or "different"? Just trying to understand. Though it kinda sucks people are so judgmental like that :-/ Especially in this so called "progressive" day and age. And don't get me wrong, I wouldn't call myself a hipster, but it still seems like it'd be better than being one of those Type A, wannabe "alpha" types who act like they've got their shit all together, like how most of the people are where I live and most of the people on the net :-/ Someone should do a show parodying them - its only fair, right? :-) Hey, I tried being like them for years - just didn't work out. "If you can't join them, do your own thing". At least the characters on Portlandia stay true to themselves and seem like individuals I can somewhat relate to as a human being. Well, some of the characters, haha. Others are a bit out there, I agree. But who are we to judge? Doesn't seem like they're hurting anyone. Live and let live. Wish I could find more people like that. If that makes me a "hipster", so be it. Sorry for the rant and long post, just get tired of being called things like "pretentious" by internet douchebags who don't know a thing about me. If they don't like me and don't want to even try to understand, they should just leave me the fuck alone and ignore me like most people in my life and like people did to my other post on here (I'm used to it, so whatever) :-/ Yet for some reason I keep trying to put myself out there (even with a busted keyboard, took forever to type this lol) and do something positive with my life... Since no one else seems to stick up or care for people like us. Please check out my Channel if anyone relates to what I'm saying (made it for people like us) - Thank You.
I was born and raised in Portland and ever since this place got popular its been a mecca for hipsters. Hipsters. From all over the country, mostly from California, with a high expectation for Portland to be their hipster home for their hipster accessories. Wide-rimmed glasses, beards, piercings, prius or bicycle. And everyone is an elitist about something. Because of Portland's high residential demand from these hipsters, its become too expense for Portland natives to live here. The traffic is so bad it takes me an hour to drive less than 10 miles after work and the area is expecting another 100,000 people within the next couple years.
+AJAENGR I live on FOPO, and if its 4Pm it take 45min - hour just to get across the Ross Island, the struggle is real brother I understand your feels. It's fucking nuts how many of my Neighbors are from the mid-west and if you say you where born here its supersizing to them. "you have never lived in another city?" no I have not sorry to disappoint.
+aaron4820 people that are actually from Portland own cars, most likely a 1999 Subaru outback that there parents bought them there senior year of high school and now there 30 and still have the same car.
I recall a time when anyone could afford to live downtown Portland - if you wanted to. Up until 2007 I had a 2 bed close to downtown in the South Burlingame district for $450 - yes the entire apt. Up until that time before housing crisis homes were selling and apts sat empty. The unit I found had been empty for 6 months. This would never happen now. Hipsters took over and now can’t afford it. Million dollar condos etc. So crazy!
Yes, what Wise Wizard said. Is Portland still a thing?.....now that we know Russ Bruv is alive and working with boats, we need to know if the dream is indeed still alive in Portland?
Walked by a maybe 30- or 40- something white lady yesterday talking to some dude about how she's just always wanted to go to Portland and live there and RETIRE there. Successfully suppressed the urge to sing "The dream of the nineties is alive in Portland" as I passed her. #LifeGoals
Nicoli Dominn . Likely two bars into your singing that tune would have ignited her to either dance, or finishing the tune herself with her pinkish-brown plaid shirt, flowing in the wind as she glanced across the street where her next internet cafe rest break will go dwon.
Ah yea, don't move here. I've lived in Portland all my life. Please please please, go away. It really used to be the place to retire, but now it's over flowing with wannabes and crime.
Just started watching this show yesterday on Netflix. I had been meaning to watch it since it started, but man, I never regretted not watching it as I do now. This show is the bomb, man.
Funny coincedence- I started watching this yesterday on Netflix- not bad, pretty funny and silly, which is good!!!@ I especially liked this opening song part!!!@
the 90's, a soulless time for music and culture in America. A drifting wasteland of meaningless drivel and pretense. A slacker's middle of the road pervaded everything and created a void of art, talent and intelligence. It was the genesis of heroin chic, baggie jeans and that stupid slouchy watch cap that makes everyone look like a mushroom.
Yeah it's definitely hit and miss for me but they do have some really good bits and I personally like the overall concept of the show, I mean at least it's original. I can definitely see why a lot of people don't like it though you really can't take it seriously and there are a lot of unfunny bits p.s. nice user name haha
Remember when Portland was "cute"? It's sort of like when parents sigh and say "Well, there were signs, symptoms really, but we really didn't pay enough attention." Then they find out about the string of murders.
@@charlottek2074 ill compare whatever the fuck i want Charlette. Heres why, education is not based within a memorized form of slogans, true education....is the true polar opposite spectrum to any topic,.the area of degrees, of variables that recognize the how to intercept the understanding.
@@Viva_la_naturaIt was genius at the time because the show was describing something believed to be fringe. It’s less funny now because the fringe culture the show described has become mainstream and we’re all living it. It’s pretty depressing.
Do you remember in the 90's when they used to set up autonomous zones, set fire to police departments and loot stores? - that still exists in Portland.
malanie: wish San Francisco was still like that. Now it's all techies. If it wasn't for the immigrants, there would be nothing interesting here at all.
i LOVE living in Portland! I'm telling you, "the dream of the 90's is alive in Portland." I moved here from the LA area a few months ago & I will never ever look back. Oregon is best state I've ever lived. it's perfect to me, I've lived in a few different states & I will say Oregon is the best state of them all.
+Sarah Ann Aboueljoud people in Portland are way different than in Cali, Oregon is the only place I've ever been where the people are more understanding & tolerant of each other. I'll never live anywhere else as long as I live.
+cali_ kush70 Dude you are seriously so lucky, I've been wanting to live in Portland forever now but I'm just stuck here in Sac maybe I should go for college next year I dunno
This show might be part of the reason of 55 thousand new Portlanders in the past decade. Not saying it's THE reason, but this show turned heads to this city, no doubt.
So, this is how the infamous hipster fad began... The 90's didn't look anything like that, at least not in Chicago. People copied the major Pop stars and only wore specific name brands. Sometimes everyone in public looked like a clone of one another, and that lasted until 3 years ago, when the hipster fad went mainstream, and took over the world. I give it another 10 years...
The nineties in Portland-Grunge 'fashion' was just poor people clothes and splurging on Doc Martens or getting army boots at Andy & Bax. Long johns under jeans shorts because long johns cheaper than new jeans. Flannel cuz lumberjack history/ flannel is warm, practical. Add Satyricon nightclub music and places with still cheap rent. The cheap rent is looooong gone.
Except in portland the attitude is much angrier than we were back in the 90s. We were pessimistic and sad but it was turned inward. We weren't throwing rocks at Starbucks and setting courthouses on fire🤣🤣
Yeah well maybe if people cared more politically in the 90s Clinton wouldn’t have deregulated Wall Street, make the media a monopoly of 5 owners and passed a crime bill that put people in jail for long period for non violent drug offenses.
Pretty good description.....but it's missing the tents all over the street, homeless pooping on themselves, druggies tweaking by the side of the road, and people losing their minds if they see an American flag.
The 90's was fun because I was kid, but it was an artistic wasteland. Everyone was encouraging you to pursue your dreams as an artist, but the people encouraging you to do art and the kind of art they made was terrible. They fucked up a whole city apparently.
My wildest experience in portland is at my dad's apartment, it was a nice day in downtown portland and I looked down the road at voodoo donuts, really good donut place by the way, I asked my dad if we could walk down the road to get some and he said yeah let me get my wallet, I waited patiently by the window and looked down on the road, only to see this homeless guy taking a poo on the sidewalk... yeah, I didnt have much of a hankering for donuts shortly after that
"That girl" is Carrie Brownstein. She was born in Seattle, and has always lived in the pacific northwest. She moved to Portland about 13 years ago. That may not make her a native, but it's a lot closer than most of the people that live here these days.
She’s from Olympia! She went to Evergreen State College, and the name of her band is Sleater-Kinney. I only know this because I live in Olympia and I love her and when I read her wiki page I was overjoyed when I read she is from the same city as me
I would say some of it. Oregon is low on jobs in general. You often see hobos riding in shopping carts, we have voodoo doughnuts. That is a doughnut shop which has beastly doughnuts and you can get married in it.
Portland used to be the place where young people go to retire, but now with skyrocketing costs and people flocking here, you can't work part-time at a coffee shop and afford a studio anymore. Sorry, folks.
If you hate extremely hot or cold weather Portland and the pacific northwest in general is the place to be. I will say that a lot of people don't realize how miserable 38 degrees and rainy can be though, that shit has teeth. I would rather be in 10 degrees and snowy.
why do people who live there always complain about the weather being rainy and cloudy? well i am from miami florida and i always complain about here being too hot and too much sun so there's that... i guess everyone complain about their city's weather one way or another.
Sadly, I never visited before things started going downhill. When I was there there was still a lot of great things about it and I met some extremely kind and awesome people, but the homeless problem and people who obviously needed treatment for mental and/or substance abuse all over the place was already a huge problem. It's sad that things apparently just keep getting worse and now the country is like this where everyone just picks their political party poison and follows the hivemind. This entire country just feels so different and I miss the 90s so bad.
I lived there when this video came out. It was way more awesome before. I left in 2015 when the writing was on the wall. It changed so much, and I hear it's dramatically different now. Fun times.
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We’re just as far removed from the filming of this as this was to the 90s
First of all, how dare you point out that time exists
@@samanthanash6370it doesnt though
when I lived in Portland I got on the tram and there was a guy dressed like a jester for no apparent reason lol
did you ask him if he had any quests?
When he got home he probably told the story about how he saw someone on the tram dressed like a normal person for no reason.
Portlandia is a legit documentary about Portland.
+arose1027 i thought it was about gays in portland!
it's not a documentary, it's a heavily improvised mockumentary sketch comedy hahaa
arose1027 true that is just the way we are
Says the person who visited Portland once for two days, I'm sure.
cali_ kush70 no shit
"Portland is a city where young people go to retire."
Bags are packed guys! See ya in Portland!
Be there soon!
! !
oatis111 Catch y'all there
+Kirsten Quigley I live in portland an my old elementry school was on portlandia
Insane lynx x really? that's awesome.
***** Do you live in Portland?
I can't believe this is already over 5 years old.
phuturephunk What's sorta funny is flannel shirts took off again.
7 years now.
Bill Davis 8 years freaking old! I can’t believe how fast time has been flying. Seems like every few months it’s 4th of July again.
hello from end of 2019
phuturephunk I remember I didn’t get this at all at the time. Now, 9 years later it’s aged nicely.
I gave up clowning years ago. The delivery is so spot on, hilarious
Well in Portland, you don't have to.
where young people go to retire. lol!
my favorite! LOL
Old folks go to Florida , aka God's waiting room .
Northen California, Oregon, and Washington should secede from the US and become the nation of the 90s.
+Diego Candia Already a thing: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cascadia_(independence_movement)
I'd be all over that.
I wish I could hug you right now hosank. Thank you for letting me know of this.
Diego Candia We're already a nation of clowns.
It will be fucking awesome.
Any time I hear the mention of Portland, this song immediately pops into my head, and I come back to watch this video.
"Portland is a city where young people go to retire".
"I gave up clowning years ago" lmao
Their chemistry is remarkable and this show never gets old
Now old... Did not age well.
they need to make a portlandia 2, they'd have endless material these days! Portland is a city where young people go to lose their catalytic convert.
Yeah that only happens in Portland
that damn caterpillar convert!
It would be way too depressing
"All the hot girls wear glasses" 90's 4ever
I have yet to visit Portland, but this song makes me soooo happy. Oh, the 90's...I miss you.
Its a homeless first shithole
"My flannel shirt still looks fly," lolololol
"My flannel shirt still looks fly!" Ohhh shit we're going to Portland.... lol...
LOL, "In Portland you can go to a record store and sell your C.D's".
JohnQ1127 BEST LINE! 😂😂😂😂
In Portland, you can go to a record store.
This is a legitimate banger.
This song brings back so many memories. So sad the show is gone, it really was genius. The intro song screams Portland. I lived there for a year and I miss it a lot.
Hey. Little secret. The show isn’t gone. It’s alive…
In Portland.
@@glass_gravy lol omg this comment I made. I had no idea what a shit hole Portland would become.
@@The_Primary_Axiom it’s still a beautiful city. Very livable. Don’t believe the hype. Portland is what you make it.
@@glass_gravy I lived there for a year back in like 2008. It really was gorgeous. I don’t believe the hype, but I’ve seen a lot of videos of these far left Progressive cities. A lot of them are doing too well. I think Portland got a lot better in the last year or two. But Seattle I think is a different case no?
90's the next decade of nostalgia. But in all seriousness I would have liked to move to Portland in another life but California hipsters have made it so damn expensive.
Such a great song!! Fred is so talented.
This song sticks in my head.
Sort of sad to see 2010 as the date. Anyone else feel like time is going by too fast :(?
late 2000s and early 2010s were the best (maybe because i was a teenager back then) now i gotta face reality and time's not coming back
Aeon stay strong
I'm moving to Portland's "little sister" Olympia, WA. I hope the dream of the 90s is alive there as well.
Seattleeeee
+SeaTown206 the mayor would prefer if it didn't sound like it came from Seattle.
+Jaylie Piatt I would say Eugene Oregon would be Portland's little sister.
I live in Olympia, Wa and it is Portland's little sister. and the dream of the 90s is completely alive here.
+Jaylie Piatt That's actually, Seattle.
"where all the hot girls wear glasses, yeeeeeahh"
Where everyone is a hipster.
Is hipster some kind of catch-all term these days for anyone who's a little quirky or "different"? Just trying to understand. Though it kinda sucks people are so judgmental like that :-/ Especially in this so called "progressive" day and age. And don't get me wrong, I wouldn't call myself a hipster, but it still seems like it'd be better than being one of those Type A, wannabe "alpha" types who act like they've got their shit all together, like how most of the people are where I live and most of the people on the net :-/ Someone should do a show parodying them - its only fair, right? :-) Hey, I tried being like them for years - just didn't work out. "If you can't join them, do your own thing".
At least the characters on Portlandia stay true to themselves and seem like individuals I can somewhat relate to as a human being. Well, some of the characters, haha. Others are a bit out there, I agree. But who are we to judge? Doesn't seem like they're hurting anyone. Live and let live. Wish I could find more people like that. If that makes me a "hipster", so be it.
Sorry for the rant and long post, just get tired of being called things like "pretentious" by internet douchebags who don't know a thing about me. If they don't like me and don't want to even try to understand, they should just leave me the fuck alone and ignore me like most people in my life and like people did to my other post on here (I'm used to it, so whatever) :-/ Yet for some reason I keep trying to put myself out there (even with a busted keyboard, took forever to type this lol) and do something positive with my life... Since no one else seems to stick up or care for people like us. Please check out my Channel if anyone relates to what I'm saying (made it for people like us) - Thank You.
SilentLaughter8 here is the truth : we all are a hipster to someone's eyes
Gotta relax dude! Don't stress yourself over shit that doesn't really matter.
fav line: brownstein: "so, from what i can surmise from what ur positing, portland is....."
I was born and raised in Portland and ever since this place got popular its been a mecca for hipsters. Hipsters. From all over the country, mostly from California, with a high expectation for Portland to be their hipster home for their hipster accessories. Wide-rimmed glasses, beards, piercings, prius or bicycle. And everyone is an elitist about something. Because of Portland's high residential demand from these hipsters, its become too expense for Portland natives to live here. The traffic is so bad it takes me an hour to drive less than 10 miles after work and the area is expecting another 100,000 people within the next couple years.
"The dreams of the 90's is alive in Portland"
+AJAENGR Your mistake is that you decided to drive when you could just trade a few vinyl for a double decker unicycle and use it on the sidewalk...
+reversehalo777 Hipster bullshit and uniformity IS "adventure" to hipsters
+AJAENGR I live on FOPO, and if its 4Pm it take 45min - hour just to get across the Ross Island, the struggle is real brother I understand your feels. It's fucking nuts how many of my Neighbors are from the mid-west and if you say you where born here its supersizing to them. "you have never lived in another city?" no I have not sorry to disappoint.
+aaron4820 people that are actually from Portland own cars, most likely a 1999 Subaru outback that there parents bought them there senior year of high school and now there 30 and still have the same car.
I recall a time when anyone could afford to live downtown Portland - if you wanted to. Up until 2007
I had a 2 bed close to downtown in the South Burlingame district for $450 - yes the entire apt. Up until that time before housing crisis homes were selling and apts sat empty. The unit I found had been empty for 6 months.
This would never happen now. Hipsters took over and now can’t afford it. Million dollar condos etc. So crazy!
Man, miss this Portland. I lived there when this video and Portlandia came out. What a ride.
sammee
Yeah it's nothing like that anymore
It use to be alive here. The 90s unfortunately are officially dead in Portland
This song ruined a city. My rent goes up $20 for every view this gets.
GOD DAMN IT FRED YOU FUCKED OUR CITY UP!!!!!!!!!!!!
Lmoa
Were all on our way!! So Cal sucks now, were coming!
William Seroyer Booohahhaaha!
this portland came before portlandia
I know, that is why they made a TV show about it.
This actually makes me want to go to Portland.
+PT568 I live in portland and my elementry school from a few years ago was on portlandia
Now you can retire hhhhhh.
I just went and it was dope. This vid is pretty accurate
What about now ? Still wanna be there? Or are you there now lol
Yes, what Wise Wizard said. Is Portland still a thing?.....now that we know Russ Bruv is alive and working with boats, we need to know if the dream is indeed still alive in Portland?
Now featuring a reboot of the 92 LA Riots
😂
The nightmare of the 40's is alive in Portland
Walked by a maybe 30- or 40- something white lady yesterday talking to some dude about how she's just always wanted to go to Portland and live there and RETIRE there.
Successfully suppressed the urge to sing "The dream of the nineties is alive in Portland" as I passed her.
#LifeGoals
mistake
YOU SHOULD HAVE DONE IT THAT WOULD HAVE BEEN THE BOMB.COM!
I think this was me...
Nicoli Dominn . Likely two bars into your singing that tune would have ignited her to either dance, or finishing the tune herself with her pinkish-brown plaid shirt, flowing in the wind as she glanced across the street where her next internet cafe rest break will go dwon.
Ah yea, don't move here. I've lived in Portland all my life. Please please please, go away. It really used to be the place to retire, but now it's over flowing with wannabes and crime.
This never gets old! Love it
Just started watching this show yesterday on Netflix. I had been meaning to watch it since it started, but man, I never regretted not watching it as I do now. This show is the bomb, man.
Funny coincedence- I started watching this yesterday on Netflix- not bad, pretty funny and silly, which is good!!!@ I especially liked this opening song part!!!@
it is!
I don't think people in the 90's dreamt of Portland as a warzone or a shithole.
the 90's, a soulless time for music and culture in America. A drifting wasteland of meaningless drivel and pretense. A slacker's middle of the road pervaded everything and created a void of art, talent and intelligence. It was the genesis of heroin chic, baggie jeans and that stupid slouchy watch cap that makes everyone look like a mushroom.
Ok boomer
Yeah the 90s had a LOT of rubbish pop culture. A very cynical time. I call it adrenal fatigue from the 80s.
What sucks is that this is probably the best part about Portlandia. I wanted this show to be so awesome...and it just comes up short too often for me.
Yeah it's definitely hit and miss for me but they do have some really good bits and I personally like the overall concept of the show, I mean at least it's original. I can definitely see why a lot of people don't like it though you really can't take it seriously and there are a lot of unfunny bits p.s. nice user name haha
Yeah man, I completely agree. When it starts like this I was so hopeful, then... Nope.
Its a decent show. C+ for me...
You probably haven't watched the show much. It's a success.
Season 5 is pretty good, love the gothic will bit - I laughed - out loud, even ARRRH.
Never realized she said "put a bird on something and call it art" lol
Remember when Portland was "cute"? It's sort of like when parents sigh and say "Well, there were signs, symptoms really, but we really didn't pay enough attention." Then they find out about the string of murders.
Vancouver is Portland with Health care.
Vancouver BC ?
I would love to leave the US for Canada.
***** This is the greatest comment of all time.
***** Hahaha, I have upwards of 100 conclusive statements as to why you are incorrect.
+fuck your .monitering systems --->can't compare Vancouver to Portland. Portland is a whole different trip.
@@charlottek2074 ill compare whatever the fuck i want Charlette. Heres why, education is not based within a memorized form of slogans, true education....is the true polar opposite spectrum to any topic,.the area of degrees, of variables that recognize the how to intercept the understanding.
You know all joking aside, this is almost 100% accurate XD I've live in Portland all my life, and I was like "Oh, is this our new city anthem?"
I'm definitely moving there. and is the dream of the 80s alive in Miami?
And will never die.
I thought And hoped this would have been the series intro
She tries not to be, but Carrie Brownstein is pretty cute.
seen her in the latest season dressed up as a guy? its a shame.. soo off putting
One of the few women I find funny.
Anyone else kinda think 90s Fred Armisen is cute?? haha
66 people are from San Francisco.
Just got back from Portland last week. It was ... it was exactly as this video described. God it was beautiful!
10 years ago 😢 😭
How about now?
They are making fun of liberalism...not saying it's good. I'm not a conservative but it is a monumental smackdown of liberals.
@@Viva_la_naturaIt was genius at the time because the show was describing something believed to be fringe. It’s less funny now because the fringe culture the show described has become mainstream and we’re all living it. It’s pretty depressing.
crazy to think this is already 12 years old! "the dream of the oughts"
Do you remember in the 90's when they used to set up autonomous zones, set fire to police departments and loot stores? - that still exists in Portland.
Its called Battle of Seattle and anti-globalisation movement. Look it up.
"You're looking kinda San Francisco right now"
*takes off earrings*
"Welcome to Portland"
+Melanie Del Rey ...you forgot the nose ring as well! lulz
I'm in SF right now and never see anyone wearing earrings or a nose ring...
malanie: wish San Francisco was still like that. Now it's all techies. If it wasn't for the immigrants, there would be nothing interesting here at all.
@@milascave2 what kind of immigrants are u talking about? by that u mean more tacos and regaetton? what an cultural improvement....
@@royery yep we’ve had enough burnt steak with ketchup
Despite everything I stand for, this is a great song.
Hipster.
Fond memories of three years spent in Portland. I mean, I live in Paris now and love it, but I miss Portland in many ways.
You can put a bird on anything and call it art. This actually happened in the art school I went to in the early 90’s, hilarious.
The dream is dead.
i LOVE living in Portland! I'm telling you, "the dream of the 90's is alive in Portland." I moved here from the LA area a few months ago & I will never ever look back. Oregon is best state I've ever lived. it's perfect to me, I've lived in a few different states & I will say Oregon is the best state of them all.
Yea it's pretty sweet. I'm heading back there in a month or so. Been there twice, it's pretty tight
+cali_ kush70 go home
That sounds so awesome. omg, what are the people like?
+Sarah Ann Aboueljoud people in Portland are way different than in Cali, Oregon is the only place I've ever been where the people are more understanding & tolerant of each other. I'll never live anywhere else as long as I live.
+cali_ kush70 Dude you are seriously so lucky, I've been wanting to live in Portland forever now but I'm just stuck here in Sac maybe I should go for college next year I dunno
All the hot girls wear glasses......yeah!
Man, I don't think any comedy show sold me within the first three minutes
what kind of jacket is Fred armisen wearing? the brown one
One a hipster would wear.
probably felt or corduroy
Sheepskin
Wait so is Brooklyn the dream of the 50/60s? Haha
@GiovannisSanctuary NH is it then! *packsbags
This show might be part of the reason of 55 thousand new Portlanders in the past decade. Not saying it's THE reason, but this show turned heads to this city, no doubt.
So, this is how the infamous hipster fad began... The 90's didn't look anything like that, at least not in Chicago. People copied the major Pop stars and only wore specific name brands. Sometimes everyone in public looked like a clone of one another, and that lasted until 3 years ago, when the hipster fad went mainstream, and took over the world. I give it another 10 years...
the 90s never looked like anything in the video except for the guy in the flannel shirt.
Exactly. This is just the eccentric side of the 90's.
Aaron McGee its like me saying "the dream of the 80s is alive in miami" and not showing anything relevant to 80s culture.
Yup I think so. That's what I was thinking. I thought this is a music video full of hipsters.
The nineties in Portland-Grunge 'fashion' was just poor people clothes and splurging on Doc Martens or getting army boots at Andy & Bax. Long johns under jeans shorts because long johns cheaper than new jeans. Flannel cuz lumberjack history/ flannel is warm, practical. Add Satyricon nightclub music and places with still cheap rent.
The cheap rent is looooong gone.
95 to 2000 in Portland 🙌🏽💗
I am sold, gonna pack up and move to Portland!
Can't wait untill this show is on air!
Sold! I want to to Portland to recapture my youth
Can someone send me a pamphlet for retirement?
Except in portland the attitude is much angrier than we were back in the 90s. We were pessimistic and sad but it was turned inward. We weren't throwing rocks at Starbucks and setting courthouses on fire🤣🤣
Yeah well maybe if people cared more politically in the 90s Clinton wouldn’t have deregulated Wall Street, make the media a monopoly of 5 owners and passed a crime bill that put people in jail for long period for non violent drug offenses.
If only Portland was this fun today.
My flannel shirt still looks fly
I sleep till 2 bruhhhh
+nomoreheroesalive ha
+Macabre lol stfu reco
I gave up clowning years ago!
Pretty good description.....but it's missing the tents all over the street, homeless pooping on themselves, druggies tweaking by the side of the road, and people losing their minds if they see an American flag.
The 90's was fun because I was kid, but it was an artistic wasteland. Everyone was encouraging you to pursue your dreams as an artist, but the people encouraging you to do art and the kind of art they made was terrible. They fucked up a whole city apparently.
My wildest experience in portland is at my dad's apartment, it was a nice day in downtown portland and I looked down the road at voodoo donuts, really good donut place by the way, I asked my dad if we could walk down the road to get some and he said yeah let me get my wallet, I waited patiently by the window and looked down on the road, only to see this homeless guy taking a poo on the sidewalk... yeah, I didnt have much of a hankering for donuts shortly after that
"That girl" is Carrie Brownstein. She was born in Seattle, and has always lived in the pacific northwest. She moved to Portland about 13 years ago. That may not make her a native, but it's a lot closer than most of the people that live here these days.
She’s from Olympia! She went to Evergreen State College, and the name of her band is Sleater-Kinney. I only know this because I live in Olympia and I love her and when I read her wiki page I was overjoyed when I read she is from the same city as me
I love the song and sooooooo miss the 90's!
This song didn’t age well
This makes me want to go to portland.
Search it up on twitter first though
Can you buy my house?
I never thought of myself as a style chaser. But my wardrobe was exactly the same as Fred's during 2012-2015
I would say some of it. Oregon is low on jobs in general. You often see hobos riding in shopping carts, we have voodoo doughnuts. That is a doughnut shop which has beastly doughnuts and you can get married in it.
"Actually, you're looking a little too San Francisco..."
The Yo Yo Guy and The Gay Men's Choir? LOL MAN!!! I love my home town
Portland used to be the place where young people go to retire, but now with skyrocketing costs and people flocking here, you can't work part-time at a coffee shop and afford a studio anymore. Sorry, folks.
It's safe to say the dream is dead now. Portland yes fucked ass really depressing now.
I wish the weather were better! I'd live there in a heartbeat >.
Shhhhh....don't let everyone know. Yeah, the weather in Portland is unbearable! Don't move here, everyone.
It was nice one day. I think it was a Wednesday a few years ago.
If you hate extremely hot or cold weather Portland and the pacific northwest in general is the place to be. I will say that a lot of people don't realize how miserable 38 degrees and rainy can be though, that shit has teeth. I would rather be in 10 degrees and snowy.
why do people who live there always complain about the weather being rainy and cloudy? well i am from miami florida and i always complain about here being too hot and too much sun so there's that... i guess everyone complain about their city's weather one way or another.
@@stevens1041 Exactly what I was thinking....
omg I miss the 90s
this still makes me want to live in portland #the90srule
accurate, but some of our young people are actually very hard workers and very entrepreneur :)
Sadly, I never visited before things started going downhill. When I was there there was still a lot of great things about it and I met some extremely kind and awesome people, but the homeless problem and people who obviously needed treatment for mental and/or substance abuse all over the place was already a huge problem. It's sad that things apparently just keep getting worse and now the country is like this where everyone just picks their political party poison and follows the hivemind. This entire country just feels so different and I miss the 90s so bad.
That’s the whole world now. It seems there is nowhere to go; especially post covid wow life sucks post covid 😢
@@91bpatrick omg i was hoping to visit. Never been. Covid changed everything huh
I lived there when this video came out. It was way more awesome before. I left in 2015 when the writing was on the wall. It changed so much, and I hear it's dramatically different now.
Fun times.
Kinda wish it was the 90's in Portland. Now it's a dumpster fire in the middle of a tyre yard.
Reminds me of home, Seattle. Except less rain and grunge
“In Portland you can put a bird on something and call it art”
I have never been to Portland, but the music and the video clip are 100% 90's spirit!
(shit...i comment 8 years after that video uploaded)
Why Spotify don't have this song yet?
We really did get screwed in 2000, didn't we?