The worse the world gets, the more politically charged we become, the more important this generation is. This was the best times in my life. We saw no color, no prejudice, no hate. We partied like the only people that existed were the ones there that night. Everyone had their "thing", but no one was ever judged. 8-12 hours (Not including after parties) of just good times. Really miss these days.
oh trust me, i know what i missed and i fucking hate the fact that i missed it. I hope that a new generation of techno and house musicians can bring this type of rave back.
mujer nica hell yeah!! Fucking amazing!! Will never forget it!! Glow sticks ,sea breeze, and ketamin, did I say ketamin , house connection two was fucking EPIC!!!
i miss those days... myself, jeffie aka obi wan, asian will, and mikey were every weekenders and nearly everydayers from 1995 to 1999. my favorite places was 18th and michigan, the laser tag place/arena, route 66, green velvets house for after hours, the funeral home for after hours on 163rd, and of course belmont rocks at the end of belmont at the lake... i have so many others i can vision but cant remember the names of the places... dj pyscho bitch at univ chigao campus every thursday, juice on every wednesdays at the house of blues, the expo center own in dalton, the numerous warehouses we broke into with a generator, 2 decks, 4 speakers, and 5 tanks of nos.... lol... not to toot my own horn but i was on the cover of midwest raver in 1997 and people nicknamed me rave scene cuz just below a pimp ass pic of me it said "rave scene" when referring to an article about the midwest scene but since it was basically over a picture of me when i had about $4,000 fanned out after a night of slanging glass at a party i was hence nicknamed rave scene. true story... anyone big time ravers during that time?
Honestly, just opened a box of memories... Love that you took the time to upload, because there are still people that these rare vids mean a whole lot to.
You are so right, Ryan. These vids tap into a gorgeous, explosive time. I’m so glad I was there. I’d give anything to dance in a grungy pair of phat pants in a big echoey abandoned building...❤️
This is great footage. I miss the days of many different music styles showcased under one roof. You really dont get that very much at all anymore. I also miss the feeling and the excitement of that time period. Everyone was united and happy to be there.
As a new age happy hardcore kid. We try our best to take everything the older group raved too and just add our own weird twist to it. This is surreal to me. And I can't wait to find raves that hold these vibes. As not many of them even throw them this large indoors anymore. It's always just a club
It was such a treat to hear this music. This was before MP3s and digital sharing. It was hard to find this music to buy-- a handful of record stores in Chicago sold mix tapes. Maybe someone recorded a rave on DAT and you could get a copy.. maybe. You could buy individual tracks on vinyl, but the music was meant to be mixed. All this just made parties even more fun.
This vid, along with others from this channel, are probably the best early-mid 90s US rave dancefloor footage I've seen on the net where you can actually see close-ups of people dancing and not just their heads bobbing amongst the crowd... going back 20 yrs of searching on and off. Thanks so much for uploading. Anyone know the dirty house tracks @ 19:35 & 20:40?
I started watching this thinking wow this is fantastic the 2 main years I took part in the Chicago Underground, maybe I'll see a familiar face or venue. At 3:05 there I am! Against the wall hanging out in my engineer's hat! lol These are great videos, I am so glad they were uploaded! Thanks! It was a golden age!
i thought that was me at first cuz i rocked the same kind of hat back then when i would wear it with a dark blue striped izod sleeveless sweater and a dark blue nautica shirt with some dark blue jncos with a white strip down the side...lol... i was a bif time drug dealer so i could buy nice cloths while being basically homeless but i went from rave to rave to rave cave to rave. it was a fucked up blurry cycle i miss cuz it surreal and i can hardly remember it...
Yesssss, this was my scene! Thanks so much for this video, it brings back memories like crazy! So many great times were had and I met so many awesome people, and never even knew their names!! (Thanks to LSD). I even remember those "cooler than you " people, I spotted a few about a third of the way through the video!😜
15:15 is Carl Craig as Paperclip People, track name "Throw". I had to think about that one for a while; it's one of those tracks we heard a lot back in those days, but time seems to fuzzy up the memory a bit. I'm of the same opinion with regard to this footage. Ah, the memories!
*sigh* This makes me sad lol :( I loved the 90s as a kid but I wish I got to experience it as a raver too. Now I just listen to 90s rave music and imagine what it was like xP
Back in the 90's we raved our asses of to some of the best DJ's with some of our best friends. Shook the bones all night long, well into the next days afternoon at the after hours parties! [;)]
my friends and I drove 4 hours from Ann Arbor for a massive rave in Chicago in '95 only to pull up to it being busted. we got back in our car and drove the 4 hours home.
Thanks for this video. who compiled this? I see some good old friends in these. some who are gone now. We used to drive down to Chicago from Milwaukee for crazy raves. The after-set were when shit got real!!! where did the time go???
I wish there was more/any footage of the east coast scene from 92-95, when I went to most of parties of my youth. I'm so glad someone captured *this* footage for all of us, mind. There's some that NG about dancing to the same track with hundreds of people that really hits the spot, and goddamn were the 90s good for it. Rock on, young & old ravers alike :)
I started going to raves in 95 in Sydney Australia, different part of the world but the music and fashion was pretty much the same. The raves over here were divided between the more commercial ones, playing mostly happy hardcore and gabba and the unerground ones that played acid trance, electro and techno. House was mostly heard in clubs of which i was also going to. Fast forward 20 plus years, the underground raves evolved into Doofs which in Australian means a forest rave. Many of these doofs have become mainstream and feature mostly Psy Trance. Even though i am in my mid 40s, I am still going out to them when ever i can. Its been an interesting evolution but for me 95 to 97 were my favorite years !
Was ecstasy as big in the rave scene in the US as it was in the UK? Practically everybody was taking ecstasy at raves in the UK. The last generation before mobile phones and social media took over.
Love the clip at 20:20 :) Shadow dancing was/is always great. Then the nice cut to a raver rocking out with a brain-melting light show searing his retinas is something we can probs all relate to. Quality.
Miss this days.. Thanks for putting this on I've been trying to look for music to workout to music that I used to listen to back in 94 95 96 hardcore techno retro but I can't find it anybody can help
I was born the year this rave was happening I feel good that I was born in the 90's even though I didnt get to experience this I wish I had seems like alot of great memories when I was 4 I could still remember hearing all sorts of music and seeing people on the streets dancin away so much has changed =/
might be one of my fav of all time... dj hyperactive, dj acetate, simply jeff, and phanton 45... i think dan efx had a vs tape but i forget who it was with. i funking loved dan efx
@@30.06onaGrassyKnoll Dan had a dbl tape pack of gabber with Ron D Core called Angel of Death and a split tape that was live sets from the Milwaukee party "Inertia" in '97 and it had Dan on one side and Terry Mullan on the other. I have Dan's side on my channel as its one of my fave mixes of his.
What an amazing archive! Is there any chance to get information about the owners of this footage? We are doing documentary about clubbing era and its routs, would be amazing to present our logline with the owners of the footage and maybe they would be interested in collaboration? Thanks for your answer!
Still exists in UK although the music had changed with only techno dnb/jungle psytrance/goa survived really held in in abandoned spaces fields forests and quarries
@@davidodell9525 no its crap! its complete bullshit with rules and shit and people who have no right being there...raves used to be for those who didnt belong ANYWHERE!!! no where except for dark loud smoked filled underground dance rooms with lots and lots of drugs done in the wide open. shit vega's securtiy company(old school chicago rave security company) would sell me all of the drugs they would confiscate from idiots for dirt cheap. i LOVED SELLING EXCEDRIN AS "E STAMPS" TO MORONS WHO DIDNT BELONG!!!! hahaha... excedrin have an e stamped on them and i would find "those who dont belong" and sell them for $20 a pop for the 1st hr of a rave and then change my cloths. fuck those people, those happy perfect people who drove mommies BMW from the burbs to hang out with people they would never speak to in a million yrs at any other point of their lives... lol.. so yeah PLUR and todays clubs/raves/EDCs and ravers in general all suck balls brah... a bunch of bitch ass kids who never sold drugs, tagged, a train, broke into warehouses, stole from record stores, rode the train at 3am just to be robbed when you are 100 yrs from your house... oh and fucking coechella! dont get me started.. a bunch of rich kids in the desert pretending to rough it and be cool for a weekend. oh fuck off with todays scene being anything except for where chicks learn how to be lesbians and jocks pretend to be "down with cool fun shit."
Maybe to you.maybe just try not hating on all the people who came after you.Everything in life constantly changes.I started raving in 2000 and it was probably the best times I've ever had. Does that make me a poser?🤣
AJ I have a serious question. Do you have full video of Terry Mullins set ? It was at D-Day and starts at 9:19 in the video but it is real choppy through his set. Was wondering if you had the full video of it
Ryan Hom LoL I walked around every weekend on the verge of retardation, pushing the limits for sure, heroic doses back then, just straight idiotic nowadays
The worse the world gets, the more politically charged we become, the more important this generation is. This was the best times in my life. We saw no color, no prejudice, no hate. We partied like the only people that existed were the ones there that night. Everyone had their "thing", but no one was ever judged. 8-12 hours (Not including after parties) of just good times. Really miss these days.
Nothing will ever happen like this again, especially after Covid-19. I was born in the wrong year.
Info lines, Map points, little to no security sometimes hugs all around and good fucking vibes. Lets resist the current division
@@cavemanlawyer5608 no phones lol
Fast forward now and the world is much worse:-(
@@cavemanlawyer5608 and let's not forget hyper real org
We were doing the same in the UK in the 90s. I miss those days so much. Kids today have no idea what they missed.
Morph 1981 I’m 19 going to a rave in the summer, imma rave like it’s 1995 idc what anyone says
oh trust me, i know what i missed and i fucking hate the fact that i missed it. I hope that a new generation of techno and house musicians can bring this type of rave back.
@@tadknuf7979 you got it
90s RAVER FOR LIFE!!!!!!! Best times of my life!
mujer nica hell yeah!! Fucking amazing!! Will never forget it!! Glow sticks ,sea breeze, and ketamin, did I say ketamin , house connection two was fucking EPIC!!!
mujer nica ME2
i miss those days... myself, jeffie aka obi wan, asian will, and mikey were every weekenders and nearly everydayers from 1995 to 1999. my favorite places was 18th and michigan, the laser tag place/arena, route 66, green velvets house for after hours, the funeral home for after hours on 163rd, and of course belmont rocks at the end of belmont at the lake... i have so many others i can vision but cant remember the names of the places... dj pyscho bitch at univ chigao campus every thursday, juice on every wednesdays at the house of blues, the expo center own in dalton, the numerous warehouses we broke into with a generator, 2 decks, 4 speakers, and 5 tanks of nos.... lol... not to toot my own horn but i was on the cover of midwest raver in 1997 and people nicknamed me rave scene cuz just below a pimp ass pic of me it said "rave scene" when referring to an article about the midwest scene but since it was basically over a picture of me when i had about $4,000 fanned out after a night of slanging glass at a party i was hence nicknamed rave scene. true story... anyone big time ravers during that time?
Honestly, just opened a box of memories... Love that you took the time to upload, because there are still people that these rare vids mean a whole lot to.
ryan anderson yes!! I'm one of those, wow the floodgates opened when I just stumbled on to this, you are exactly right!
yeah me too, I remember those 8am recharge lol
You are so right, Ryan. These vids tap into a gorgeous, explosive time. I’m so glad I was there. I’d give anything to dance in a grungy pair of phat pants in a big echoey abandoned building...❤️
Chicago mid 90's.. route66, cavellinis, photon, Dalton.. if you know, you know!!!
Dalton!
Warehouse parties were about the music. Now it's about the corporate sponsors.
yep 100%... an expensive rave was $15... now they're $200... no booze, no closing time...
Was at a bunch of these parties. What a time to be alive!
This is great footage. I miss the days of many different music styles showcased under one roof. You really dont get that very much at all anymore. I also miss the feeling and the excitement of that time period. Everyone was united and happy to be there.
U can still do this, the style and genres have changed up a bit, but it is absolutely still that same vibe of true divinity.
As a new age happy hardcore kid. We try our best to take everything the older group raved too and just add our own weird twist to it. This is surreal to me. And I can't wait to find raves that hold these vibes. As not many of them even throw them this large indoors anymore. It's always just a club
It was such a treat to hear this music. This was before MP3s and digital sharing. It was hard to find this music to buy-- a handful of record stores in Chicago sold mix tapes. Maybe someone recorded a rave on DAT and you could get a copy.. maybe. You could buy individual tracks on vinyl, but the music was meant to be mixed. All this just made parties even more fun.
Hot jams and gramaphone....
this is more precious than gold
Love seeing that my footage from back in the day is appreciated!
I came here to forget about 2020..
Aaahh.. Life before internet and social media was the best!!! People united through music ,not gossip and bullshit..
I concur!!!!!!! I miss the warehouses.
3000 kids raging out, having a blast, and not a single smartphone in the place
Cool name
forget smartphones, not a single cell phone in the place. Except maybe the promoters. Probably ALOT of pagers though
I had a giant brick phone, I left it in my car... too heavy and too much responsibility to carry around
This is such great footage!! Brings back suck good memories....this is exactly how my friends & I looked back then😭💗💗
This vid, along with others from this channel, are probably the best early-mid 90s US rave dancefloor footage I've seen on the net where you can actually see close-ups of people dancing and not just their heads bobbing amongst the crowd... going back 20 yrs of searching on and off. Thanks so much for uploading.
Anyone know the dirty house tracks @ 19:35 & 20:40?
I started watching this thinking wow this is fantastic the 2 main years I took part in the Chicago Underground, maybe I'll see a familiar face or venue. At 3:05 there I am! Against the wall hanging out in my engineer's hat! lol These are great videos, I am so glad they were uploaded! Thanks! It was a golden age!
That's awesome
i thought that was me at first cuz i rocked the same kind of hat back then when i would wear it with a dark blue striped izod sleeveless sweater and a dark blue nautica shirt with some dark blue jncos with a white strip down the side...lol... i was a bif time drug dealer so i could buy nice cloths while being basically homeless but i went from rave to rave to rave cave to rave. it was a fucked up blurry cycle i miss cuz it surreal and i can hardly remember it...
Rusty its Juice. Whats up brotha!!!
Yesssss, this was my scene! Thanks so much for this video, it brings back memories like crazy! So many great times were had and I met so many awesome people, and never even knew their names!! (Thanks to LSD). I even remember those "cooler than you " people, I spotted a few about a third of the way through the video!😜
15:15 is Carl Craig as Paperclip People, track name "Throw". I had to think about that one for a while; it's one of those tracks we heard a lot back in those days, but time seems to fuzzy up the memory a bit. I'm of the same opinion with regard to this footage. Ah, the memories!
This song just takes me back to that whole era. Thanks for reminding me what it is!!
ugh that tune is such a g holy cow. that tunes like longer than all three lord of the rings innit?
*sigh* This makes me sad lol :( I loved the 90s as a kid but I wish I got to experience it as a raver too. Now I just listen to 90s rave music and imagine what it was like xP
Sebizzar same
I'm time travelling back in time up in here 😎
Everybody loved Terry Mullen
Steven Miller He was notorious for not showing up. too bad. he is a great dj. But a scumbags
Back in the 90's we raved our asses of to some of the best DJ's with some of our best friends. Shook the bones all night long, well into the next days afternoon at the after hours parties! [;)]
When parties were pure
4:32
"Eric Dale O'Grady! What the fuck is going on!?"
tracklist?
my friends and I drove 4 hours from Ann Arbor for a massive rave in Chicago in '95 only to pull up to it being busted. we got back in our car and drove the 4 hours home.
Thank you for posting this, it brought such great memories!!!!
Wow! I love this so much! It brought so many memories back!! Minneapolis 94-95'
Went to my first Minneapolis rave in 1994.
Thanks for this video. who compiled this? I see some good old friends in these. some who are gone now. We used to drive down to Chicago from Milwaukee for crazy raves. The after-set were when shit got real!!! where did the time go???
I wish there was more/any footage of the east coast scene from 92-95, when I went to most of parties of my youth. I'm so glad someone captured *this* footage for all of us, mind. There's some that NG about dancing to the same track with hundreds of people that really hits the spot, and goddamn were the 90s good for it. Rock on, young & old ravers alike :)
Notice.. no glowsticks, no candy raver bullshit.. the 90's were real AF !!!
Man so wish I had more pics an video from then. I got in @16 in 95' so blessed to have been a part of something so special
Thanx for uploading. I was involved in many of these parties. Glory Daze.
When ravers still danced ALLL NIGHT LONG, to Every style on the dj lineup(and sometimes half the followimg day at the after party)
Thank you for sharing these memories! The 90's were great!
This decade was special.
I started going to raves in 95 in Sydney Australia, different part of the world but the music and fashion was pretty much the same. The raves over here were divided between the more commercial ones, playing mostly happy hardcore and gabba and the unerground ones that played acid trance, electro and techno. House was mostly heard in clubs of which i was also going to. Fast forward 20 plus years, the underground raves evolved into Doofs which in Australian means a forest rave. Many of these doofs have become mainstream and feature mostly Psy Trance. Even though i am in my mid 40s, I am still going out to them when ever i can. Its been an interesting evolution but for me 95 to 97 were my favorite years !
7:15 Nick Kick at Dee Day
it always sucked having to go to the bathroom at these events..had to wait like 25 weeks just to go lol
Wow people actually dancing
Good E in those days. LSD everywhere
The dude at 3.49. Was the best dancer in all chicago. BET !
THIS WAS THE BEST DAYS OF RAVES IN CHI. 94 - 97
Was ecstasy as big in the rave scene in the US as it was in the UK? Practically everybody was taking ecstasy at raves in the UK. The last generation before mobile phones and social media took over.
Very big. It essentially fueled the whole thing.
Its sad Chicago doesn't have these parties anymore and this is from someone from Gen Z.
They still have house techno performances though their primarily commercialized raves
y'all dont even know@@eminem13001
Thanks for this. *the nod*
Love the clip at 20:20 :) Shadow dancing was/is always great. Then the nice cut to a raver rocking out with a brain-melting light show searing his retinas is something we can probs all relate to. Quality.
Miss this days.. Thanks for putting this on I've been trying to look for music to workout to music that I used to listen to back in 94 95 96 hardcore techno retro but I can't find it anybody can help
ANYTHING Frankie Bones or Joey Beltram from that time will get the blood going. If im not being too obvious )
Me to, I'm Listen to Marvin Gaye
surprises me that there's a bit of Jungle in there at 11:15
Good shit too 😍
Do yk the track ?
@@Jesstheruler1 Essence of Aura - Northern Lights
@@tbaproductions123 I love you holy duck I waited for this time to come fr
This brings back memories. And we did it without social media.
There was WBS Ravers chat around 1996-1998 and mid to later 90's IRC especially Dalnet Ravers room. classic-wbs.net/chat/ravers
@@karmakoma9743 like they said, we did it without social media
I was born the year this rave was happening I feel good that I was born in the 90's even though I didnt get to experience this I wish I had seems like alot of great memories when I was 4 I could still remember hearing all sorts of music and seeing people on the streets dancin away so much has changed
=/
I worked as a vendor for J2 out of Lexington ky ... sold blow pops and boot leg mixtapes to a lot of u
Cellphones ruined the world
It'll never be the same, and many will never understand. The heights and last remnants of extroversion....faded with the millennium.
One of the best videos from this time. Me my sister and my friend walk through at 19:28.
Dan Efex at 10:28
Plixx🙂
might be one of my fav of all time... dj hyperactive, dj acetate, simply jeff, and phanton 45... i think dan efx had a vs tape but i forget who it was with. i funking loved dan efx
Chilled and blazed my Afghani aka ghani with him many times
@@30.06onaGrassyKnoll Dan had a dbl tape pack of gabber with Ron D Core called Angel of Death and a split tape that was live sets from the Milwaukee party "Inertia" in '97 and it had Dan on one side and Terry Mullan on the other. I have Dan's side on my channel as its one of my fave mixes of his.
What an amazing archive! Is there any chance to get information about the owners of this footage? We are doing documentary about clubbing era and its routs, would be amazing to present our logline with the owners of the footage and maybe they would be interested in collaboration? Thanks for your answer!
Amazing, thank you to whomever too charge on this task - reliving my stomping ground - memories... thanks! Peace
ahhhhhhh.............I found myself!
Track ID in that small clip at 6:20?
i miss the good old map point events with nitrous tanks and open air drug sales its not quite the same these days
i wish i was born in the 80's so i could of raves in my teens! i was born 1994 im now 19 clubbing now is crap! :(
MysteryBiker123 clubbing now is not crap? Do you actually go out?
majority of places are shit but if you know the right place , they can be just like a rave like that ^
Still exists in UK although the music had changed with only techno dnb/jungle psytrance/goa survived really held in in abandoned spaces fields forests and quarries
@@davidodell9525 no its crap! its complete bullshit with rules and shit and people who have no right being there...raves used to be for those who didnt belong ANYWHERE!!! no where except for dark loud smoked filled underground dance rooms with lots and lots of drugs done in the wide open. shit vega's securtiy company(old school chicago rave security company) would sell me all of the drugs they would confiscate from idiots for dirt cheap. i LOVED SELLING EXCEDRIN AS "E STAMPS" TO MORONS WHO DIDNT BELONG!!!! hahaha... excedrin have an e stamped on them and i would find "those who dont belong" and sell them for $20 a pop for the 1st hr of a rave and then change my cloths. fuck those people, those happy perfect people who drove mommies BMW from the burbs to hang out with people they would never speak to in a million yrs at any other point of their lives... lol.. so yeah PLUR and todays clubs/raves/EDCs and ravers in general all suck balls brah... a bunch of bitch ass kids who never sold drugs, tagged, a train, broke into warehouses, stole from record stores, rode the train at 3am just to be robbed when you are 100 yrs from your house... oh and fucking coechella! dont get me started.. a bunch of rich kids in the desert pretending to rough it and be cool for a weekend. oh fuck off with todays scene being anything except for where chicks learn how to be lesbians and jocks pretend to be "down with cool fun shit."
Shout out 2 Snuggles, Phantom 45, 3d, Dr. Groo... jungle book 4L.
So does anybody recognize their younger selves in this video?
yep, I see myself in so many of these people... and I think a much younger actual-me is in the crowd in a couple places....
Does anyone know where the love nation venue was? Would be great to actually visit these buildings today to see if they are in ruin or still standing
Fuck, I wish I was born during these times, the easier times!
Chicago Raves by Nadisco. If you were there you know 🔥
Aphrohead "In The Dark We Live (Thee Night)" (Dave Clarke's 312 Mix).
Dolton Expo center???
was that the laser tag place ?
This was the beginning of the end. Candy ravers, posers and lot's of O.D.'s on drugs. The good times were pre '93.
Maybe to you.maybe just try not hating on all the people who came after you.Everything in life constantly changes.I started raving in 2000 and it was probably the best times I've ever had. Does that make me a poser?🤣
The guy that fell down at 8:36 🤣
😂
LOVE NATION WAS THE F****** BOMB !!!!!
AJ I have a serious question. Do you have full video of Terry Mullins set ? It was at D-Day and starts at 9:19 in the video but it is real choppy through his set. Was wondering if you had the full video of it
song? 7:35
So funny how people used to react to a camcorder like they’re gonna be on the evening news or something.
This makes me want some Triple Stack ⭐️ or some Mitsubishis 🤤👅🧊
miss those map point days
94 to 95 I was 19 to 20 years old man we're old now 😂
it's a shame we videoed the rave scene on potatoes
um yeah thanks for that, didnt expect to see friends of old.
Was the first dj scratching terry mullan? Reminds me alot of him if it isnt
Bad boy bill, Irene,enry, diesel boy, Humpty vision, dj icey,mezmer,oakenfold
On here looking fur familiar faces.
Muti bos
Was this at the Congress???
Sounds cool it also doesn't help any that I'm 41 now and it takes much longer to recover from the chemical cocktails I used to take
Ryan Hom LoL I walked around every weekend on the verge of retardation, pushing the limits for sure, heroic doses back then, just straight idiotic nowadays
I just saw my friend Biggs! Holy shit.
@lewdie Hi, i love this footage and would like to use some of it for something. Could you please get in touch?? if possible :)
flashbacks....
Is that Kurt from Drop Bass at 6:11?
19:51 Trax in the mothafuckin house! What's up Mel?!
Looking for some Austin tx Renegade or any Austin club/rave party footage between 94 - 96. (Club Proteus, Club White Rabbit, Paradox..etc).
song at 15:59?
Dude at 5:08
JACKED
LOL
+supravista I know, dude. Everytime I see someone like that in a video I have flashbacks. I can feel the last bits of mdma moving through my spine
+supravista What about the kid right behind him? LOL! He was like "bro I'm fuckin rollllllin, please lead me"
xxxLowLowxxx hahahahahah u no ur in trouble when the guy gnawing off his tongue is leading u through the crowd
In our minds we danced way better, but let loose none-the-less.
Wow there I am lol. And lots of old friends.
Omgggg LOVE NATION WAS CRAZZZY..LOL I LOVED IT
Dude in the very beginning looks like Dan Eisenhower.
so many jncos! haha phat pants heaven
I love this!
SO MANY NIGHTS LIKE THIS. I was prob there❤❤❤❤Best nights of my life❤Those floors were So gross!😂
I'm in this video 3 times.... can you find me? =)