Can you please do me a favor? Can you remove "Top 10 Disney Plot Holes You Never Noticed (Live-Action)" from the "Disney, Disney and More Disney" playlist and add it to the "Hidden Easter Eggs, Mistakes & More!" playlist?
I'm now in my mid-50 but was in HS in the early 80s. Me and my wee brother could spend HOURS watching MTV. We still send each other youtube vids of those old songs/artists. I miss my MTV!
roman4champ Boy Crazy Stacy was my absolute favorite!!!! I will love it forever. ❤️ but I’m really upset (not really) that you used the “graphic novels” as representing the BSC of the 80’s and 90’s. 😱 SO early 2000’s. BOO! *ahem* 👩🏼🎤👨🏼🎤
I feel bad for kids today. Because Saturday morning cartoons was Everything!!! They will never know the joy of hanging up on somebody. Jelly shoes that would melt on your feet. A payphone, answering machine, swatch watches, Select Tv & On TV, only having 13 channels and turning the tv to U to get to channel 28 to watch Sesame Street, Kunfu Theatre, Family film festival on channel 5, Pippi Longstocking movies, and playing outside. Damn thank you mama & daddy for having me in 1975!!! ☺☺ ❤❤❤ I lived thru the best times!!!
*_As a 2000s kid, I actually read Babysitter's Club at the school's library back in the day. Boy! I missed those days before I moved to another school._*
Even the 90s did to. Nowadays today's music is full of trash singers singing auto & some songs I hear is about bitch this having sex etc. Time 6:55PM Tues 12/12/19
You forgot to mention tgif, staying in on a Friday night and watching tv was a cool thing. Also abc after school specials, I loved those even though they were cheesy. Sat morning cartoons were everything....and those little asides that would try and teach you stuff like how a book becomes law or about conjunctions
Born in 77, completely related to all of these. What I miss most though.... Kids growing up with freedom and independence. Despite violent crime dropping, our hyper-awareness of it in the information age caused us 80's kids to do our own children a disservice. Instead of sending them outside to play on their own, everything is supervised and arranged by parents. We think we are keeping them safer, but they are loosing so much in independence, interpersonal relations, confidence. That's what I miss most. "Go out and play, be home by dinner"
Born in '87 and as other people said many of those were relevant in the 90s too :) Saturday morning cartoons and renting VHS were probably the ones I related too the most :) I still like a touch of neon clothing/furniture too ! Same with video game carts,there's something decidedly nostalgic about it :) MTV was definitely something that seemed grown up and played interesting videos.
Spending hours in FAO Swartz playing with life-size toys, Funco Land playing videogames, and the Virgin Mega store listening to music with my brothers...picking out random scary movies at the local video store with my sister. You can keep your technology/internet childhood, I'm glad I grew up in the 80's!
No! I even had the books about their parents families. When the one sister died in the horse accident? 😢 Even though they contradicted some of the things like the aunt they had that visited them in elementary school....
I made my parents spend a FORTUNE getting every single book until we moved to Europe. And back then there was no amazon or the like, so there was no getting them unless you had someone ship them to you with ridiculous shipping charges... That's where my parents put their foot down.
Going to a shop and renting dvds were also a big thing in the 90s I remember my local blockbusters selling off there VHS tapes so they could replace them with dvds and my dad used to take me and my sister to pick like 10 VHS tapes every time we went to his house
Yes and I loved how you could always find an oldie that you remember seeing on TV as kid and snapping it up in the clearance sales it was the same when Woolworths went bankrupt l got so many dvds from there it was great
I was an 80's kid (90s teenager) and related to everything in this except MTV. I wasn't allowed to watch it, although I knew what it was. This was fun and nostalgic, and I totally agree about 80's commercials being the best. I have a VHS tape of recorded shows from 1988, and I still watch it, just for the commercials!
I was born in the 70s and grew up between then and the 80s. I loved Cabbage patch kids in the early 80s and big hair and acid washed jeans and jackets in the late 80s.
I loved the character Claudia Kishi the most because she reminds me of my sister. Mostly because she is an artist like Claudia. That's where the similarities end.
I guess i would say i'm an honorary 80's kid since i was born in 1989, but i caught on to the 80's fads thanks to my older sisters. still a 90's kid though ;)
I was born in 1979 and was a kid in the 1980s. I still remember my Punky Brewster shoes (in that gaudy purple and pink scheme), sticker albums, Garbage Pail Kids, and trading those little jelly bracelets that acted like cash on the elementary school playground. That is, until they were replaced by the plastic necklace charms the next year.
I'm 43 years old and still have my sticker books and charm necklace...lol. I've also got a few other things from my childhood I just can't seem to part with.
I miss the MTV channel when it was 'Music' Television. I didn't have cable all the time as a child. So whenever we got free cable for a week. I always put it on to listen to my favorite artists. Before my parents came home and changed to the news XD.
You can give credit to Madonna starting the neon craze as she wore two neon outfits in both Desperately Seeking Susan and the Borderline music video. She started A LOT of trends.
Growing up in the 80s I remember break dancing being huge. Everyone at my elementary school would bring their broken down cardboard boxes so they could use them as a mat to break dance during recess. LOL
I was born in 75 in Scotland. Most kids I knew couldn't afford computer games unless they got them secondhand - in fact I don't think anyone I knew had a computer, if they had games they played them on the TV - , but we did get a lot of US tv and films so I knew some of these programmes. There was a lot of great music in Britain in the 80s (and only four tv channels) and kids still played outside, walked to school unaccompanied and had a lot of freedom. Everyone watched the same TV programmes, like Fame, Dalllas, the English soap Coronation Street, and the Scottish detective show Taggart. There was not a lot of money about and lots of industrial unrest and strikes. I used to love playing with Sindy dolls (a bit like Barbie), toy cars and Lego. I remember The Outsiders and other brat pack films being very popular in the late eighties/early nineties. We also had the 'Just Say No' campaign, as well as terrifyingly good public information films which were often quite entertaining!
Was born in 83 so grew up in the 90s. If you remember all of the 90s...all of this was relevant then. Hell, had the BSC come out 10 years later, I might have been pushing it on the age range. (Thinking of age equivalency for 80s kids to my 90s kid self) They really hit popularity in the 90s. Not saying that some of these didnt hit popularity in the 80s but saying only those kids would understand is a massive understatement.
I was not born in the 80's but I experienced coming with my father (and later my older brother) to a video rental store to borrow VHS tapes. My father also owned a Betamax player and tapes along with a VHS player. When I visited the U.S for the first time, I looked forward to waking up early on the weekends to watch cartoons...Recess, Pokemon, Lloyd In Space, Doug etc 💜
I read boxcar children. I also remember loving to watch Smurfs and today's special. I miss having raisin squares. I also wore shirt clips. So much from the 80's!!
I was born in 1980 and I remember all this stuff…mainly because my sister was 6 years older and she loved all of it and since I wanted to be just like her…I loved it all too…but I will say punky Brewster was my FAVORITE!!!
With me being born in early January of 1980. I definitely remember all of these. My older brother really loved the Transformers. Me and my brother always blew in to our NES cartridges. We also did it with the Super Nintendo and Gameboy cartridges as well. Despite what was said. I really don't believe that. Since the games always worked for us after doing that. But the one thing about the Babysitters club books. I remember always hating that series. Since the books I really prefer reading back then are the horror, unexplained, and paranormal types of books. I really love the R.L. Stine, V.C. Andrews, and Stephen King books back then. And paranormal books mostly about UFOs and ghosts. But I do remember my one younger cousin having some of the Babysitters books. I remember seeing some in her bedroom one time. I don't know if she ever really read them or not. And the walkman how could I not remember them. I was using them as well as the discman all the way up to the mid to late 2000s. I didn't really start using the MP3 players until about 8 or 9 years ago. Yeah I was that backwards. But the one thing from the 80s that I still use constantly is the VCRs. I am still recording my shows on vhs tapes. Yes you heard me right. Since the only dvd recorder I have doesn't really work at all anymore. So I am force to record on vhs tapes. Which I really don't mind. Since I always trusted them more than the dvds anyway. Yeah I know about the DVRs. But I know almost nothing about them. Nor do I know if they will work on the analog tvs. Since a few of the tvs I have in my house are analogs.
There were only 3 channels(if you didn't have cable) and everybody knew what you were talking about if you watched an episode of The Cosby Show or Family Ties because they watched it too.
I was born in 86, most of these still applied to me growing up. I miss the Saturday morning cartoons complete with sugary cereal and NES competitions with my little brother.
I grew up in the 90s, but back then, I still remember obsessed with reading Baby-sitters Club books like my classmates, and going to Blockbusters every weekend to rent the Nightmare Before Christmas over and over again. (I remember my mother was concern that that movie was too scary for me, but I thought it was the greatest)
Question.. Does anyone remember exactly what their cabbage patch baby smelled like? I know it is weird but I swear they smelled so good in some strange way. The ones they make today still smell like the old ones. I still love it. It makes me all nostalgic 😂
I miss the movies/styles/music, basically everything (including 40's-70's)! And I wasn't even born until the 90's! You could dress in what ever fit your style, listen what ever you wanted, and most of the population would't judge you.😎 Guess I'm just an "Old Soul"✌
I’m with you! Born in 96 and honestly wish I could have lived through the 80’s. I absolutely love the music, the movies and TV shows, and just the overall lifestyle. I was a child in the early and mid 2000’s, so some of the 80’s lifestyle and fashion carried over into that time. I feel sorry for most kids today. They are missing out on REAL fun! Lol
It would be a toss up if I had more Sweet Valley High or Baby Sitters Club. They are why I took a CPR certified baby sitting class and why I really wanted to go on a Disney cruise or have a secret passage in my room. Oh but then there were RL Stein and Christopher Pike....
I miss the commercials, especially the Holiday ones. I also miss the bright colours of Everything, not just clothing and lastly, I miss some of the foods from when I was a kid. Puddin' Pops, Giggles cookies, and Pizzaria's Chips anyone?
What I appreciate about the 80s is the fact that I actually can remember bits and pieces of 1987, 1988 and 1989. Secondly, the contemporary Christian music because it sounds pretty much identical next to some of the secular tunes coming out at the same time.
Were you born in the '80s? Let us know what things in our video you related to the most!
Can you please do me a favor? Can you remove "Top 10 Disney Plot Holes You Never Noticed (Live-Action)" from the "Disney, Disney and More Disney" playlist and add it to the "Hidden Easter Eggs, Mistakes & More!" playlist?
I was born in the 80's, best time to be a kid. I loved the toys especially cabbage patch kids and Voltron. And New Kids on the Block :)
@@TheMichaelCityMaker Hey Michael, it's now been added to the hidden easter eggs playlist!
@@MsMojo Well I don't see it on the hidden easter eggs playlist.
I wasn’t born in the 80s But I Loved The Babysitters Club 😍😍🙂👍🏻 The books and the TV show 😊
I'm now in my mid-50 but was in HS in the early 80s. Me and my wee brother could spend HOURS watching MTV. We still send each other youtube vids of those old songs/artists. I miss my MTV!
I was born in the 70s but grew up in the 80s and yes, I remember everything here, fondly! Oh and y'all forgot Sweet Valley High!
YEEEES
MsMojoooooo! where is part 2
So your a grandma now just asking not being mean
Kendra Allegra Gile no, she’d be in her late 40s. Grandmas are usually 70s.
Lippies F okay and also idk what I type idk where’s my comment I kept on scrolling thru the comments I can’t see mine what I wrote
There are young grand parents in their 40's. This is the decade of my teen years.
I’m a mid 70’s baby an a total 80’s kid this video totally spoke to me! Crazy how much this stuff all came rushing back! ❤️❤️
I saw the babysitters club, i clicked.
I love the BSC too. To bad I don't have the books any more.
Time 6:52PM Tues 11/12/19
Lol s did I 😁
@@raveness16 Same here! I almost had the entire collection when I was younger ❤
roman4champ Boy Crazy Stacy was my absolute favorite!!!! I will love it forever. ❤️ but I’m really upset (not really) that you used the “graphic novels” as representing the BSC of the 80’s and 90’s. 😱 SO early 2000’s. BOO! *ahem* 👩🏼🎤👨🏼🎤
Yo también hice lo mismo 🤣😃 I did the same.
I feel bad for kids today. Because Saturday morning cartoons was Everything!!! They will never know the joy of hanging up on somebody. Jelly shoes that would melt on your feet. A payphone, answering machine, swatch watches, Select Tv & On TV, only having 13 channels and turning the tv to U to get to channel 28 to watch Sesame Street, Kunfu Theatre, Family film festival on channel 5, Pippi Longstocking movies, and playing outside. Damn thank you mama & daddy for having me in 1975!!! ☺☺
❤❤❤ I lived thru the best times!!!
I saw a pay phone the other day had me tweakin and yes hanging up on some1 was so dope
Kids still play outside.
I was born in 1974 😀
@@annieonymouse4467 i had to just to remanise and called collect just for giggles
I feel sorry for kids today NOT having "School House Rock"....those were the best!!
*_As a 2000s kid, I actually read Babysitter's Club at the school's library back in the day. Boy! I missed those days before I moved to another school._*
Same 😩
I loved the babysitter club and sweet valley high my teen years
Sir Friendship omg same!!!!
Me too! I'm a mid-90's to mid-2000's kid! I read every book.
Yep, I'm a 2000s kid and read the shit out of those books, I own all of them still.
Let's not forget that the 80s had the best music.
Even the 90s did to. Nowadays today's music is full of trash singers singing auto & some songs I hear is about bitch this having sex etc. Time 6:55PM Tues 12/12/19
Sorry, but the 70’s were better. (90’s kid, by the way)
The best cheesy music maybe....
'80s were extremely overrated. Best decade for music would definitely have to be the '90s. So much diversity and types of genres.
I agree 1000% I was born in 1989 but 80s classic rock has always been my favourite
Kids today will never know the pressures of picking THE perfect trapper keeper & school supplies!
A lot of these were still relevant in the 90s.
Yep watched this because of the baby sitters club and though most was relevant to me a child of the 90s
I grew up in the 90s and I still did all those things!!!
True
I still watch movies on VHS. Don't judge me.
You're not alone.
Breezy no judgment but it was a pain trying to rewind it lol especially renting it and bringing it back
I won't, if I could still watch a movie on VHS, I would
VHS was the best. I remember the orange Nickelodeon tapes.
@@anar8343 come on by. We can VHS and chill. Lol
as a child of the 80's, i have to say that number one should have been THE CARTOONS! THE 80'S HAD THE BEST CARTOONS!!
You forgot to mention tgif, staying in on a Friday night and watching tv was a cool thing. Also abc after school specials, I loved those even though they were cheesy. Sat morning cartoons were everything....and those little asides that would try and teach you stuff like how a book becomes law or about conjunctions
p young- oh yeah! Conjunction Junction, 🎶 what's your function !!!
TGIF was also huge in the 90 in fact it's barley a 80 thing as it came out in 89
I'm just a bill, yes I'm only a bill, and I'm sittin on Capital Hill..🎼🎵🎶🎵.. ...🐳🐋🐬🐧⛄🌻🌞🌸
@@jsmith5212 I was thinking "Step by Step" and "Wonder Years" were part of TGIF and I thought those were 90's along with Erkel.
@@debysteele3806 Lollies, Lollies Lollies, get your adverbs here....
Born in 77, completely related to all of these. What I miss most though.... Kids growing up with freedom and independence. Despite violent crime dropping, our hyper-awareness of it in the information age caused us 80's kids to do our own children a disservice. Instead of sending them outside to play on their own, everything is supervised and arranged by parents. We think we are keeping them safer, but they are loosing so much in independence, interpersonal relations, confidence. That's what I miss most. "Go out and play, be home by dinner"
I would love to be able to send my kids out like that it's not them I don't trust....
I was born in the 80s, raised in the 90s and I still appreciate, respect and miss ALL of these......except neon clothing 😝
Born in 1987 and I remember all of this! Good times!
Three things - tv shows having theme songs, the tv show Double Dare, and garbage pail kids
Born in '87 and as other people said many of those were relevant in the 90s too :) Saturday morning cartoons and renting VHS were probably the ones I related too the most :) I still like a touch of neon clothing/furniture too ! Same with video game carts,there's something decidedly nostalgic about it :) MTV was definitely something that seemed grown up and played interesting videos.
I do miss that MTV did music video's, it was cool I loved them! I loved this Thanks for the recap
Spending hours in FAO Swartz playing with life-size toys, Funco Land playing videogames, and the Virgin Mega store listening to music with my brothers...picking out random scary movies at the local video store with my sister. You can keep your technology/internet childhood, I'm glad I grew up in the 80's!
Am I the only 80s/90s kid that absolutely loved Sweet Valley High???!!!! Lol 😃😃😃
No! I even had the books about their parents families. When the one sister died in the horse accident? 😢 Even though they contradicted some of the things like the aunt they had that visited them in elementary school....
OBSESSED. Read as many as my jr. high school library carried.
I made my parents spend a FORTUNE getting every single book until we moved to Europe. And back then there was no amazon or the like, so there was no getting them unless you had someone ship them to you with ridiculous shipping charges... That's where my parents put their foot down.
Going to a shop and renting dvds were also a big thing in the 90s I remember my local blockbusters selling off there VHS tapes so they could replace them with dvds and my dad used to take me and my sister to pick like 10 VHS tapes every time we went to his house
Yes and I loved how you could always find an oldie that you remember seeing on TV as kid and snapping it up in the clearance sales it was the same when Woolworths went bankrupt l got so many dvds from there it was great
I'm not an 80s kid but I love the Baby-sitter club 😩. (90s and 2000s kid here)
Neh-Bih Sangbong I still have some of my books but gathering them back again especially the Fear Street Boosk
Books*
Same here
@@shirindashti5158 I still have my Fear Street, Babysitters Club, and Sweet Valley High books 😂😂😂😂❤❤❤
@@shirindashti5158 I still read mine.
Was born in 1983 so we still had a lot of these
83 here too!
Up up down down left right left right B A select start
Alex Wu Hur 😂😂 my childhood
The A team BA (bad attitude) Mr T the good old days when tv was good
I remember. That was the code to get 30 men in the Nintendo game Contra!
I was an 80's kid (90s teenager) and related to everything in this except MTV. I wasn't allowed to watch it, although I knew what it was. This was fun and nostalgic, and I totally agree about 80's commercials being the best. I have a VHS tape of recorded shows from 1988, and I still watch it, just for the commercials!
My parents videoed some kids films for me when I was a baby and the adverts are as fun as the actual films!
I was born in the 70s and grew up between then and the 80s. I loved Cabbage patch kids in the early 80s and big hair and acid washed jeans and jackets in the late 80s.
BSC was my freaking childhood and I still love them. Claudia Kishi is my spirit animal.
I loved the character Claudia Kishi the most because she reminds me of my sister. Mostly because she is an artist like Claudia. That's where the similarities end.
I guess i would say i'm an honorary 80's kid since i was born in 1989, but i caught on to the 80's fads thanks to my older sisters. still a 90's kid though ;)
I was born in 1979 and was a kid in the 1980s. I still remember my Punky Brewster shoes (in that gaudy purple and pink scheme), sticker albums, Garbage Pail Kids, and trading those little jelly bracelets that acted like cash on the elementary school playground. That is, until they were replaced by the plastic necklace charms the next year.
I'm 43 years old and still have my sticker books and charm necklace...lol. I've also got a few other things from my childhood I just can't seem to part with.
idont even KNOW where mine went .. ihad those sticker albums . .
You mean Cabbage patch kids 🤣
The Joy of TGIF and Saturday Mornings
ABC's TGIF began in Sept 1989. I don't think it counts. Saturday Mornings, definitely.
@@TravJam317 still 1989 is counted as 80s
i miss everything about the 80's!! thanks for the flashbacks. I miss those days.
I miss the MTV channel when it was 'Music' Television. I didn't have cable all the time as a child. So whenever we got free cable for a week. I always put it on to listen to my favorite artists. Before my parents came home and changed to the news XD.
You can give credit to Madonna starting the neon craze as she wore two neon outfits in both Desperately Seeking Susan and the Borderline music video. She started A LOT of trends.
I may not have been born in the 1980s but I still appreciate 1980s culture, and I do miss going to a video store indeed.
same
And getting a pizza on the way home. How "awesome" was that? :)
Growing up in the 80s I remember break dancing being huge. Everyone at my elementary school would bring their broken down cardboard boxes so they could use them as a mat to break dance during recess. LOL
I was born in 1979 so my childhood was mainly the 80’s and I loved 80’s and 90’s
I was born in '86, which is the same year the first BSC book came out. 33 years later, I still love those books, and am currently collecting them.
I was born in 75 in Scotland. Most kids I knew couldn't afford computer games unless they got them secondhand - in fact I don't think anyone I knew had a computer, if they had games they played them on the TV - , but we did get a lot of US tv and films so I knew some of these programmes. There was a lot of great music in Britain in the 80s (and only four tv channels) and kids still played outside, walked to school unaccompanied and had a lot of freedom. Everyone watched the same TV programmes, like Fame, Dalllas, the English soap Coronation Street, and the Scottish detective show Taggart. There was not a lot of money about and lots of industrial unrest and strikes. I used to love playing with Sindy dolls (a bit like Barbie), toy cars and Lego. I remember The Outsiders and other brat pack films being very popular in the late eighties/early nineties. We also had the 'Just Say No' campaign, as well as terrifyingly good public information films which were often quite entertaining!
Was born in 83 so grew up in the 90s. If you remember all of the 90s...all of this was relevant then. Hell, had the BSC come out 10 years later, I might have been pushing it on the age range. (Thinking of age equivalency for 80s kids to my 90s kid self) They really hit popularity in the 90s. Not saying that some of these didnt hit popularity in the 80s but saying only those kids would understand is a massive understatement.
There was nothing like being a kid in the 80's. It was fun.
I was born November 30 1982 80's kid and proud of it. #80's the fun decade just saying.
I was born in 1981 so yep did a lot of these. I loved renting videos every weekend usually the same ones too.
Nope I was an 80’s child, but forget The Babysitters Club books; my series was Sweet Valley Twins. 🤷🏼♀️
Yup. I was OBSESSED with Sweet Valley High.
I was not born in the 80's but I experienced coming with my father (and later my older brother) to a video rental store to borrow VHS tapes. My father also owned a Betamax player and tapes along with a VHS player.
When I visited the U.S for the first time, I looked forward to waking up early on the weekends to watch cartoons...Recess, Pokemon, Lloyd In Space, Doug etc 💜
omg the memories, i think i could actually smell those halloween masks
I'm a 90s kid and I read the Babysitter's Club books.
Aunt Becky advertising the Trapper Keeper. Is that irony?
the expression of one's meaning by using language that normally signifies the opposite, typically for humorous or emphatic effect.
That the definition of irony so no that's not irony
That was aunt Becky?!
Man I miss those days so much!!! We even had to rent a VCR that came in a box!! And The Babysitters Club was the ish!!
I read boxcar children. I also remember loving to watch Smurfs and today's special. I miss having raisin squares. I also wore shirt clips. So much from the 80's!!
Love the walk down memory lane!!!
I wasnt born in the 80s but I love learning about the 80s, thank gosh this isnt all the stereotype stuff you see
those watches with the calculator were cool back then
I grew up in the 80's & miss a lot of the music : INXS, and the movie soundtracks
We love love all things from the 80s, especially all those childhood toys! So many great memories!!🥰💕
I grew up in the 2000s and loved Punky Brewster!!
Karina Carrera- Mendoza my 8 yr recently saw PB and now mixing up his noen shoes.
Saturday morning cartoons from 5am-11am. Toy/cereal commercials.
I was born in 1980 and I remember all this stuff…mainly because my sister was 6 years older and she loved all of it and since I wanted to be just like her…I loved it all too…but I will say punky Brewster was my FAVORITE!!!
With me being born in early January of 1980. I definitely remember all of these. My older brother really loved the Transformers. Me and my brother always blew in to our NES cartridges. We also did it with the Super Nintendo and Gameboy cartridges as well. Despite what was said. I really don't believe that. Since the games always worked for us after doing that. But the one thing about the Babysitters club books. I remember always hating that series. Since the books I really prefer reading back then are the horror, unexplained, and paranormal types of books. I really love the R.L. Stine, V.C. Andrews, and Stephen King books back then. And paranormal books mostly about UFOs and ghosts. But I do remember my one younger cousin having some of the Babysitters books. I remember seeing some in her bedroom one time. I don't know if she ever really read them or not.
And the walkman how could I not remember them. I was using them as well as the discman all the way up to the mid to late 2000s. I didn't really start using the MP3 players until about 8 or 9 years ago. Yeah I was that backwards. But the one thing from the 80s that I still use constantly is the VCRs. I am still recording my shows on vhs tapes. Yes you heard me right. Since the only dvd recorder I have doesn't really work at all anymore. So I am force to record on vhs tapes. Which I really don't mind. Since I always trusted them more than the dvds anyway. Yeah I know about the DVRs. But I know almost nothing about them. Nor do I know if they will work on the analog tvs. Since a few of the tvs I have in my house are analogs.
We had a video store in my town until circa 2003.
Omg The Baby-Sitter's Club!!! Reading those books made me wanna be a babysitter. . .and then I realized I never wanna have children.
I miss my Merlin electronic game and my Teddy Ruxpin
There were only 3 channels(if you didn't have cable) and everybody knew what you were talking about if you watched an episode of The Cosby Show or Family Ties because they watched it too.
Kids today don't get to enjoy the cartoons we did in 80's . Our cartoons were better than the cartoons today!
YEP!
I'm embarrassed to say that my family owned a Beta Recorder. We found out quickly that you couldn't get every movie that was available on VHS on Beta.
I miss Night Flight on USA NETWORK
AND S C T V !!!!
I lived on the BSC books, and no I wasn't born until the 21st century.
This applies to kids in the 90s too like kids who were born in the 80s but grew up in the 90s
I was born in 86, most of these still applied to me growing up. I miss the Saturday morning cartoons complete with sugary cereal and NES competitions with my little brother.
As many people have commented already, I was born in 1991 and all of these things were still a part of my childhood.
I grew up in the 90s, but back then, I still remember obsessed with reading Baby-sitters Club books like my classmates, and going to Blockbusters every weekend to rent the Nightmare Before Christmas over and over again. (I remember my mother was concern that that movie was too scary for me, but I thought it was the greatest)
90s kid goes for both 80s and 90s hanging with your friends at the shopping mall/movies
Hell yeah I'm an 80's kid 1986 to be exact love the 80's
Question.. Does anyone remember exactly what their cabbage patch baby smelled like? I know it is weird but I swear they smelled so good in some strange way. The ones they make today still smell like the old ones. I still love it. It makes me all nostalgic 😂
I miss the movies/styles/music, basically everything (including 40's-70's)! And I wasn't even born until the 90's! You could dress in what ever fit your style, listen what ever you wanted, and most of the population would't judge you.😎
Guess I'm just an "Old Soul"✌
I’m with you! Born in 96 and honestly wish I could have lived through the 80’s. I absolutely love the music, the movies and TV shows, and just the overall lifestyle. I was a child in the early and mid 2000’s, so some of the 80’s lifestyle and fashion carried over into that time. I feel sorry for most kids today. They are missing out on REAL fun! Lol
Mojo- We loved neon clothing
Proceeds to show absolutely no neon clothing!
Omg I remember being so excited to get my first beeper!!
Also Tretorns were my favorite. I had every color check
beeper
lol .kids now a days . be like
"huh .how ..what .. 🤔"
The simplicity of the videogames is what I miss most.
Tales from the Crypt, Max Headroom, Alf, Elvira, Gremlins, and Goonies.
I had every baby sitters club book ! I wish they made a movie for all the books
I was born in 70s through 90s I watched these videos and they are still amazing
I was born in the early 90s but grew up with a lot of 80s things and my biggest memory is the toy commercials. Especially for TMNT and Tycho toys
It would be a toss up if I had more Sweet Valley High or Baby Sitters Club. They are why I took a CPR certified baby sitting class and why I really wanted to go on a Disney cruise or have a secret passage in my room.
Oh but then there were RL Stein and Christopher Pike....
Saturday morning cartoons! great list, related to everything.
Wow. You made going to a video store sound like a bad thing! 😲 IT WAS THE BEST!!!! RIP all video stores around the world. You are missed 😢
Man I’m gonna have to get my Netflix account back!!!!
You can tell someone's age by what MTV they know 😂. I remember the original MTV. Who remembers the head bangerz ball and yo MTV raps 😂😂
I miss the commercials, especially the Holiday ones. I also miss the bright colours of Everything, not just clothing and lastly, I miss some of the foods from when I was a kid. Puddin' Pops, Giggles cookies, and Pizzaria's Chips anyone?
Anyone else a fan of the Babysitters club movie?
I was obsessed with baby sitters club and sweet valley twins books
Me too! I wanted to go to college in Connecticut because of BSC. And I hated Jessica from SV series.
@@applestix3491 I couldn't stand her either; she was such a shallow and vain moron
Awesome, thanks for taking me down memory lane.
I would sell my soul to bring back video rental stores.
I loved the Babysitter's Club. I still read them from time to time for nostalgia.
I was born in 1992, but my music history is so good that I understood #2 right away.
Definitely In the 90s too. I was born in 88 and grew up in the 90s
What about the Rubiks Cube?
I'm a 90s baby, but even I read the Babysitters club books. Tmnt were much crushes....especially Leonardo.
How cool 😎 Back to the Future was . I was born in 84 .
What I appreciate about the 80s is the fact that I actually can remember bits and pieces of 1987, 1988 and 1989. Secondly, the contemporary Christian music because it sounds pretty much identical next to some of the secular tunes coming out at the same time.
1988 - 80s baby / 90s kid / 2000s adolescent :))