Seem like some actual good young people living in that house now. LOL, not to insinuate you guys were bad, just seeing good hard working young people these days is tougher and tougher...
@Eric & Darrell I was able to view the home I grew up in until age 6, from 2,000 miles away via the internet. The house had been sold/resold, and there were LOTS of pics (from real estate sites) inside & outside the house. It was bizarre, it's the first time I laid eyes on the inside of that house in decades!
5 years ago, I bought my childhood home from the previous owners. There was still a lot of old features as there was in the 80s. The same phone has still hanging on the wall. Why they kept it there all those years is beyond me. But, every single day I have a flood of memories. I’m so glad that you were able to experience this. So happy for you.
This brings tears to my eyes. So glad you could go home for the day. I wish I could to my old home. But as I am writing this your final line I just heard moved me to more tears. You see most of my family has now passed on , my brothers mom, grandparents, list goes on but we were all alive together in the 80s.. OH I MISS those days ,,,, your video really struck a heart string in me! I love how you did the video with the past over lap! I have no videos of my childhood but you are right they live on in my heart and mind forever and forever I can go back "home' anytime.
I revisited my childhood home 20 years ago. Lived there for 13 years from '75 to '88, left when I was 18. I didn't even recognize the place it had all changed inside and out. Had so many happy memories there. I made a games room in the front room complete with a 5 foot pool table and games consoles and had many friends around. I became an Amiga gamer not long after leaving. Even with that we were still very active and went out a lot. I've tried contacting my old friends but they are all settled down and not really interested in revisiting their past and some of them live in other countries or too far from me. I've hardly changed except I have my own place now and still game a lot. Nice to see friendships like yours still lasting this long and able to share together the memories you have from those times.
Dude I got emotional seeing that. Especially when the video blurred into your dad shaving in the bathroom all those years ago. What a special moment you had. Loved this video
Born in '72 and this is so cool to see how we all used to be! Life is so much more complicated now than it ever was then... Being so connected to everything and everyone all the time kinda sucks. I am writing this at midnight where I live because I cannot get back to sleep after some jackass from work called me on my cell phone to look at something on the computer connected via the internet from home... none of that would have happened back then, and I'd be getting a peaceful night sleep. Miss the old ways more than ever lately.
were u born the year Nixon aides broke into Watergate? and did u get to watch him leave in 1974? if so what was it like? I live in the Town Ford was buried in I stayed up all night and got to meet the Family and see the Coffin Fords Son (The Son I met at viewing the body) laughed at a joke I told and hugged me whispering Thanks I needed that)
When i say that I know exactly what you mean-you can believe me...Yea I don't get the computer thing. I got rid of my "smart" phone in 2018 but it doesn't matter because everyone else had one so I'm still disconnected. I left Facebook, and all of it...We have been sold a lie.
Home is where you keep in your mind and in your heart... for sure !! I drive by the place I grew up from age 14 with a lot of memories. 1989 was indeed my favorite year of all !! Best time of my life.. I wish I could go back home again !!
That is exactly what this channel is all about who knew 30+ years later they could look at all of their younger years, and where they are now we all get to check out their memories as entertainment. This is exactly what their channel is been built from from the very beginning,
The current occupants were so nice and the editing is FIRE on this with the flashbacks!!! I still live in my childhood home... (of 47 years) wish I had videos from way back but maybe someday I can do some kind of montage with photos... hm... 🤔
My parents bought my childhood home in 73 right after I turned 1. I bought it from them in 08. Some of us never leave home, lol. I am happy there was some cool people who let you come in to see it, not everyone would be that nice.
I'm glad my parents are still living in their same house since 1993. I still occasionally visit them since I am about 30 minutes away from them. They used to live in a double wide mobile home in the mid 70s until 1993, and it is still there to this day right next door to them.
Awesome! My rents still live in the same house since it was built in 70-71. I love that they didn’t move around much. My dad grew up in 5 different homes and states so Yea. It’s nice visiting and seeing trees that we planted 80ft tall now.
Imagine how cool itd be just living in some random House and you find out there's all these neat videos made there before you were born. Also there was that one shot at the window where you edited in 80s you into the same place present day, I think more stuff like that would be cool
My old childhood home is completely different, whole inside was gutted and not on thing of the original. Original original that still there is the addition above the garage that was my grandmother's bedroom. Now the house was divided In 4 units , 3 of the unit is Airbnb, the original swimming pool is fill in with cement , all the landscaping that we put in is gone, the metal shed is gone. A Asian own the house and the whole town is all Asian. My mother bought the house in 1965 and i was born in 1970, in 1971, we add the room upstair above the garage for my grandmother and we moved out in 1979 after my folks got divorce, after all this years the house had 11 different owners
Eric and Darrell I love what you do! My brothers and I had to sell the family house last year after my dad passed away. Thankfully, I got the opportunity to move back in with my dad to take care of him for his final years. We were able to bond and make additional memories in the home. The day that I moved out, I walked the entire house and property and filmed my final walk through. I swear I could hear my mom’s voice yelling “dinner!!” from the kitchen. I could see family members gathered in the living room watching football on thanksgiving. I could visualize my dad working at his tool bench in the basement. Whether big events or small moments, every room had so many memories attached to them. And I took them all in on my final walk through that home. That’s when I realized exactly what you said in the final line of this video “Home isn’t a physical place, home are the memories you keep inside “. Thank you again for the reminder!
The house I grew up in (1970s/80s) was on a street with about 20 homes in total. Probably 15-20 years ago, even though the house was still in good condition, it was demolished, and a new home was built for cognitively disabled adults. I'm happy they have a nice place to live, but it's very sad that I'm unable to see my old home anymore. Every other home on the street is still there. They were probably built in the 1940s-50s era. I will just have to keep the memories.❤
Watching the dad shaving made the nostalgia synapses in my brain fire off immediately. My dad is still alive, but I used to sit and watch him shave all the time as a kid.
If they think they can't go home again he hasn't seen anything yet. Both my parents are dead now but when my mom was alive we both wished we could go back when everyone was young and do it all over again. Now that my mom and dad both are dead lord do I wish I could go home again 😢
Man God damn I had a bunch of videos and lost them all in a flood when my house got flooded 5 years ago and really wished I had gotten them when we thought we had most everything we couldn't live without we're still realizing that there was a lot of things we forgot
This honestly just makes me depressed. And jealous. I grew up in poverty.. My old home as a kid is gone. The only friend i ever had now hates me.. and hasn't talked to me in years. 😢
Awesome! I moved away from Michigan in 1980. We moved when I was 9. I never thought I would end up back in Michigan but in June 2022 my wife and kids moved to Michigan from Florida. This summer the kids want to see my childhood home. Hopefully I will have the same kind of luck with some nice owners and I’ll be able to go inside. In July 2022 I did drive by it with my brother. The “old man” that lived next door is still there! Keep in mind in 1980 me being 9 years old anyone over the age of 20 was old. The old guy that lives next door is now 93 years old. Anyway, hope to get lucky and go inside my old house.
I'm in my 40s and both my parents have long since passed, while my childhood friends have all scattered throughout the country. Some have unfortunately passed as well. Revisiting my childhood home only brought me pain, and wish I would've refrained. Darrell's right, "going home again" is best experienced through happy memories.
We're probably about the same age. I have an 11 year old son and I dread him thinking about the past after I pass. I really don't want him thinking about me when I die except occasionally. Forward and onward, always!
Loving your videos. I grew up in the same era, and what an era it was. I am Australian but its still great to see the 80's nostalgia. (BTW...The blonde boy in this video looks like Johnny from Karate Kid)
Awww you have me filled with tears and happiness. Seeing you guys go back and talk about the times you did certain things in certain areas of the home was incredible. You guys really take me back in time to a place that I too miss terribly. Times were so different and it seemed like they were "STILL" compared to now. Thanks again. Love you guys ❤️🥰
It's was too awesome to go back through the old house! I wish I could see my childhood home. But it was torn down a few years ago due to a very bad foundation. You're right Darrell that home is always in the memories and heart.
I've seen the VHS tapes of those kids pop up all over my feed and wondered at the time, "Why would I want to watch this?" But then I saw this video completely through. And I see why those videos were so popular now. Great editing by the way. How you've matched up snippets of the VHS recordings in with the newer home, great job!
That was pretty cool. All the flashback clips blended in with how the house looks currently. Those memories definitely came flooding back for y'all. It was two guys were super cool to let you into the house and record and look around and everything.
Thank you for sharing. Makes me think of my past.I was a graduate in 1989 From high school. I drive by and shed tears ,because I lost some of my friends.
I still live fairly close to my childhood house. The few times I pass by it, I realize it was just a time and place in my life that's long gone. Family/friends that are gone and those carefree innocent childhood days. It's more melancholy than pleasant for me. Sort of like visiting a cemetery.
Bro, me and my small town crew, was exactly you guys back in the 80's ... My parents had the slick RCA camcorder, I put it to good use, as you all did as well... I ended up in Hollywerid and getting a few lil opportunities. Thanks so much for sharing!!! Would love to chat with you cats anytime! Thanks Again
I got to go & visit the house I grew up in. My dad built it. Its an awesome house! Still. We moved in '86. We would drive by all the time & see the changes made to it & the 'hood over the years. One time when driving by, there were workers out & we asked if we could go in & look around (the owner was working too, so okay). Wow! What a blast from the past! So many great memories came rushing back. Got to see my old bedroom, look out my sister's br window. The views changed a little but was still so nostalgic! It was updated to the 21st century. But I will always remember it how it looked in the 70-'s/80's. I took a picture just like one my mom had taken of my sister & I back in around '81.
I could cry from how special this video is. Seeing how quickly us humans get older and how these four walls of our homes hold so many of our memories and experiences.
Props to the dudes that live there for being so cool about it. Crazy how time just keeps going on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on.
Seeing this, reminds me of my own childhood. (I was 15/16 in 89). This is so cool to be able to go back and reminisce. Motley crue on mtv, wow! Thank you for posting.
What wonderful memories! I would love to visit my childhood home in Brooklyn. It’s been 29 years since I’ve been there. I am happy you guys got to do this!
Greetings from Northern California; I moved back to my hometown 10 years ago come late summer 2023…my hometown sadly has changed a bit and grew a bit more populated which saddens me!! I was able to see some locations of my child and teen home places where my family lived (we moved every 3-5 years which drove me crazy) me alone I’ve moved about 20 plus times on my own after I left for college 1st time around back then!! Some people can go back to their home(town) or close to it😀❤️😀❤️ LONG LIVE THE 80s💜❤️💜❤️
Great video! I am a very nostalgic person by nature. I grew up in my childhood home from age 7 til 20. Even though it was only 13 years, it is still where many of my dreams seem to be located. Funny how our minds work. Thanks for the smiles and keep up the great videos! Ed
This channel is priceless!!! Your memories always touch my heart and remind me of those good old days. I’m glad I was able to experience some of that time. So nice of the guys to let you all look inside!!!
Born 1973 new zealand auckland .... yet can still relate to this believe it or not .. same bands same attitude and activities... and interests cartoons and clothes. And hair styles
I honestly love the fact that the new owners were nice enough to look at your home movies, let alone let you inside to look around. 40 years later, it still looks and feels the same. My grandma, for me, actually owns my childhood home. Every Christmas and every time I go over there i just have overwhelming memories of childhood. I just wish things would stay the same, yknow? Maybe when they move out, were you thinking about moving back in with your friends or something?
I still live in my childhood home I’ve lived in since I was 4 years old. It will be 20 years I’ve lived there in May. I know I still live at home but I need to save a lot of money to be able to afford to move out. It’s alright though, I wouldn’t have it any other way right now. My first home that I lived in from birth to age 4 is just down the street, I sadly haven’t seen it since and probably won’t since we don’t know the lady currently renting the house very well. Anyway glad you got to see your childhood home again!
How trippy this must’ve been! So cool! I recently i visited my old childhood home too, moved out of there in 2004, place was identical from when we left the place and i just spent all day going through the rooms and remembering all the stuff i did there.
It's amazing how you guys were vlogging back then and how the VCR tapes most likely piled up through the years. Still really the only way you can see your childhood homes now is one that it got sold and you can see it on Zillow through pictures being taken by the photographer if has been over the last 12 years or do this go up to the owner now and politely ask them.
I had the opportunity to walk through my childhood house when it was for sale. Took a lot of photos. Brought back a lot of memories. My dad passed in '89, a month before I turned 20. Mom sold it in '91. I have few photos and no videos, but in my mind's eye I can see all those memories, like the one with your dad shaving. I could picture my dad sitting in HIS chair in the living room. Good video.
Incredible. My childhood friend revisited his home that he left at 12. He was 23 when he knocked on the door. The owner was very receptive like this as well. I want to try this. Nostalgia overload everywhere you look. 1989 here i come)
I drive by the houses I used to live in around my hometown and they actually look better now than when I lived in them! I wish I had some videos of those days, just slice-of-life type stuff like playing Nintendo games or a long ago Blockbuster night. Such great memories!
Very cool Darrell. I’m sure you had a flood of emotions and memories as you walked through the house. Ah, the good ol’ floor furnace aka the death trap. My mother stayed terrified that we were gonna fall onto the furnace while it was on when we were kids. My brother fell, fortunately when it was off, but it took a chunk out of his knee and I remember we picked his skin off the furnace and you could see leg hair in the chunk. Ewww. It was awful. I used to stand over the furnace with a foot on each side like doing a split to warm up. Mom hated when I did that.
Really Amazing to watch. But home doesn't feel like home without your family there. Just walls and windows with memories. And Darrell your parents had some sweet automobile's judging by the old video
Pretty cool! Love the Ultima 3 game behind the turtles, one of my first big computer games on c64. I get to go to the house where I grew up every other week to see my mom who is still there. Crazy to think all of what happened and to be there now, lots of memories.
Cool stuff! My childhood (5th grade +) home still has my family living in it, but there are plenty of other places I lived before then I’d like to check out again.
Wow. I don't know what the odds are for an old house to be still in use to this day, but I'm guessing it's less than likely. So, that was a good surprise to see it still standing and in perfect condition, with people making their completely different memories there.
I haven't been able to revisit my childhood home aside from doing occasional drive by's. The house I was able to revisit at least virtually was my grandparents home. My grandfather sold it in 1984 when I was 18 and it had been owned by the same person until 2018. My grandparents had it built for them about 1957. I noticed in October of 2018 there was an estate sale there. I wasn't able to go as I was going to be 1500 miles away but my brother, cousin and aunt and uncle all went and my brother took video of walking through the house. It was almost exactly the same 30+ years later right down to the wood stove that my uncle made my grandparents in the 70s still sitting in the living room. A couple months later I saw it was for sale and again my schedule wouldn't allow me the time to go see it in person but I saved every picture that was part of the online listing. At that point the wood stove was gone, sold in the estate sale, but the house was really untouched for all those years. There were so many memories of huge family Thanksgivings and Christmases there that came back seeing those rooms again.
Oh wow. How awesome was that! I was grinning from ear to ear throughout the ENTIRE video! Almost cried a few times! Lol. Anywho, see y’all sometime in August, hopefully!!!
That was a awesome video. I would love to do something like that at the house I grew up in. We lived there from 1976-1999. I probably would get too emotional as so much has changed in my life since I lived there. My parents have since past away. I would have wicked flashbacks going back there
Man, what an awesome video that was. I absolutely adore your channel. Total nostalgia. I often watch your videos with my son (he's 13) to kinda give him a feel of what life was like in the 80s and as a teenage metal head. Lol. Sincerely, thank you for making the videos guys.
These videos remind me of my childhood growing up in the 80's and 90's. I just didn't have a cam- corder. Another good channel is Les Ender's channel. He also documented his childhood. Good stuff, both channels. 🤘
What a golden opportunity this was! A huge thanks to the guys that let us bring our cameras in and take a tour. We'll have to send them this video!
first reply. from huntsville btw.
Seem like some actual good young people living in that house now. LOL, not to insinuate you guys were bad, just seeing good hard working young people these days is tougher and tougher...
@Eric & Darrell I was able to view the home I grew up in until age 6, from 2,000 miles away via the internet. The house had been sold/resold, and there were LOTS of pics (from real estate sites) inside & outside the house. It was bizarre, it's the first time I laid eyes on the inside of that house in decades!
I knocked on the door of my childhood home just last week! I was so nervous. no one home...will try again in the spring.
Really nice guys - and a great re-visit, thanks :).
SO COOL you two documented your childhood and are still friends. What you two have are priceless.
For real, I barely talk to anyone I grew up with anymore.
Can we get these guys some awards??? THIS is the kind of thing that TH-cam should be used for. Truly feel good stuff.
It would be cool if you can buy the house back if they decide to sell.
5 years ago, I bought my childhood home from the previous owners. There was still a lot of old features as there was in the 80s. The same phone has still hanging on the wall. Why they kept it there all those years is beyond me. But, every single day I have a flood of memories. I’m so glad that you were able to experience this. So happy for you.
That is so cool.
That rare to keep the original phone, most owners take it with them after moving
This brings tears to my eyes. So glad you could go home for the day. I wish I could to my old home. But as I am writing this your final line I just heard moved me to more tears. You see most of my family has now passed on , my brothers mom, grandparents, list goes on but we were all alive together in the 80s.. OH I MISS those days ,,,, your video really struck a heart string in me! I love how you did the video with the past over lap! I have no videos of my childhood but you are right they live on in my heart and mind forever and forever I can go back "home' anytime.
I revisited my childhood home 20 years ago. Lived there for 13 years from '75 to '88, left when I was 18. I didn't even recognize the place it had all changed inside and out. Had so many happy memories there. I made a games room in the front room complete with a 5 foot pool table and games consoles and had many friends around. I became an Amiga gamer not long after leaving. Even with that we were still very active and went out a lot. I've tried contacting my old friends but they are all settled down and not really interested in revisiting their past and some of them live in other countries or too far from me. I've hardly changed except I have my own place now and still game a lot. Nice to see friendships like yours still lasting this long and able to share together the memories you have from those times.
Can't thank these two laid back cool dudes enough for letting you in. This is how a very nice video was created.
Yeah very nice guys. And is it me or does the blonde guy look strikingly like Johnny Lawrence/Billy Zabka back in the day? Thematically appropriate.
Dude I got emotional seeing that. Especially when the video blurred into your dad shaving in the bathroom all those years ago. What a special moment you had. Loved this video
Yeahhh… that was a good one. -D
As an 80’s teen this has to be one of the most comforting and wholesome things on the Tubes thanks guys! :)
Oh man speaking of the 80’s remember the band “the tubes” she’s a beauty…great song👍🏻👍🏻
Born in '72 and this is so cool to see how we all used to be! Life is so much more complicated now than it ever was then... Being so connected to everything and everyone all the time kinda sucks. I am writing this at midnight where I live because I cannot get back to sleep after some jackass from work called me on my cell phone to look at something on the computer connected via the internet from home... none of that would have happened back then, and I'd be getting a peaceful night sleep. Miss the old ways more than ever lately.
73 new zealand
You have almost 20 years on me and I agree.
Times were so much better then no doubt.
were u born the year Nixon aides broke into Watergate? and did u get to watch him leave in 1974? if so what was it like? I live in the Town Ford was buried in I stayed up all night and got to meet the Family and see the Coffin Fords Son (The Son I met at viewing the body) laughed at a joke I told and hugged me whispering Thanks I needed that)
When i say that I know exactly what you mean-you can believe me...Yea I don't get the computer thing. I got rid of my "smart" phone in 2018 but it doesn't matter because everyone else had one so I'm still disconnected. I left Facebook, and all of it...We have been sold a lie.
Home is where you keep in your mind and in your heart... for sure !! I drive by the place I grew up from age 14 with a lot of memories. 1989 was indeed my favorite year of all !! Best time of my life.. I wish I could go back home again !!
That is exactly what this channel is all about who knew 30+ years later they could look at all of their younger years, and where they are now we all get to check out their memories as entertainment. This is exactly what their channel is been built from from the very beginning,
This is so amazingly done 😳✊🙏❤️
🎶 Nostalgia rain 🎶
🎶The video camera brings us joy and pain 🎶
The current occupants were so nice and the editing is FIRE on this with the flashbacks!!! I still live in my childhood home... (of 47 years) wish I had videos from way back but maybe someday I can do some kind of montage with photos... hm... 🤔
My parents bought my childhood home in 73 right after I turned 1. I bought it from them in 08. Some of us never leave home, lol. I am happy there was some cool people who let you come in to see it, not everyone would be that nice.
I love that you went home again - Those dudes living in the house now seemed real cool. Thank you Eric, Darrell and Larry
I'm glad my parents are still living in their same house since 1993. I still occasionally visit them since I am about 30 minutes away from them. They used to live in a double wide mobile home in the mid 70s until 1993, and it is still there to this day right next door to them.
Awesome! My rents still live in the same house since it was built in 70-71. I love that they didn’t move around much. My dad grew up in 5 different homes and states so Yea. It’s nice visiting and seeing trees that we planted 80ft tall now.
Occasionally.. You should make more of an effort while they are still around.. Being it's only 30mins..
@@RealDixonPeter How is that any of your business?
Wow. You were so fortunate that your old house had such nice, chill owners. A lot of people wouldn't have been so welcoming, that's for sure.
Imagine how cool itd be just living in some random House and you find out there's all these neat videos made there before you were born. Also there was that one shot at the window where you edited in 80s you into the same place present day, I think more stuff like that would be cool
My old childhood home is completely different, whole inside was gutted and not on thing of the original. Original original that still there is the addition above the garage that was my grandmother's bedroom. Now the house was divided In 4 units , 3 of the unit is Airbnb, the original swimming pool is fill in with cement , all the landscaping that we put in is gone, the metal shed is gone.
A Asian own the house and the whole town is all Asian. My mother bought the house in 1965 and i was born in 1970, in 1971, we add the room upstair above the garage for my grandmother and we moved out in 1979 after my folks got divorce, after all this years the house had 11 different owners
Eric and Darrell I love what you do! My brothers and I had to sell the family house last year after my dad passed away. Thankfully, I got the opportunity to move back in with my dad to take care of him for his final years. We were able to bond and make additional memories in the home. The day that I moved out, I walked the entire house and property and filmed my final walk through. I swear I could hear my mom’s voice yelling “dinner!!” from the kitchen. I could see family members gathered in the living room watching football on thanksgiving. I could visualize my dad working at his tool bench in the basement. Whether big events or small moments, every room had so many memories attached to them. And I took them all in on my final walk through that home. That’s when I realized exactly what you said in the final line of this video “Home isn’t a physical place, home are the memories you keep inside “. Thank you again for the reminder!
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Great comment Matt. I know exactly what you mean.
The house I grew up in (1970s/80s) was on a street with about 20 homes in total. Probably 15-20 years ago, even though the house was still in good condition, it was demolished, and a new home was built for cognitively disabled adults. I'm happy they have a nice place to live, but it's very sad that I'm unable to see my old home anymore. Every other home on the street is still there. They were probably built in the 1940s-50s era. I will just have to keep the memories.❤
Watching the dad shaving made the nostalgia synapses in my brain fire off immediately. My dad is still alive, but I used to sit and watch him shave all the time as a kid.
If they think they can't go home again he hasn't seen anything yet. Both my parents are dead now but when my mom was alive we both wished we could go back when everyone was young and do it all over again. Now that my mom and dad both are dead lord do I wish I could go home again 😢
Man God damn I had a bunch of videos and lost them all in a flood when my house got flooded 5 years ago and really wished I had gotten them when we thought we had most everything we couldn't live without we're still realizing that there was a lot of things we forgot
I love how you seamlessly blended the old with the new footage
3:40 Is that Tanner from 'The Bad News Bears' or a young Jeff Keith from Tesla? I'd swear they're the same person.
This honestly just makes me depressed.
And jealous.
I grew up in poverty..
My old home as a kid is gone.
The only friend i ever had now hates me.. and hasn't talked to me in years.
😢
Awesome! I moved away from Michigan in 1980. We moved when I was 9. I never thought I would end up back in Michigan but in June 2022 my wife and kids moved to Michigan from Florida. This summer the kids want to see my childhood home. Hopefully I will have the same kind of luck with some nice owners and I’ll be able to go inside. In July 2022 I did drive by it with my brother. The “old man” that lived next door is still there! Keep in mind in 1980 me being 9 years old anyone over the age of 20 was old. The old guy that lives next door is now 93 years old. Anyway, hope to get lucky and go inside my old house.
3:45 is amazing editing and amazing flashback
It's my dream to live in a place like this... looks so peaceful , silent...
I'm in my 40s and both my parents have long since passed, while my childhood friends have all scattered throughout the country. Some have unfortunately passed as well. Revisiting my childhood home only brought me pain, and wish I would've refrained. Darrell's right, "going home again" is best experienced through happy memories.
We're probably about the same age. I have an 11 year old son and I dread him thinking about the past after I pass. I really don't want him thinking about me when I die except occasionally. Forward and onward, always!
Loving your videos. I grew up in the same era, and what an era it was. I am Australian but its still great to see the 80's nostalgia. (BTW...The blonde boy in this video looks like Johnny from Karate Kid)
That is so cool.
Awww you have me filled with tears and happiness. Seeing you guys go back and talk about the times you did certain things in certain areas of the home was incredible. You guys really take me back in time to a place that I too miss terribly. Times were so different and it seemed like they were "STILL" compared to now. Thanks again. Love you guys ❤️🥰
Criminally undervisted TH-cam Channel. You guys are the best. Keep these treasures online forever.
It's was too awesome to go back through the old house! I wish I could see my childhood home. But it was torn down a few years ago due to a very bad foundation. You're right Darrell that home is always in the memories and heart.
I've seen the VHS tapes of those kids pop up all over my feed and wondered at the time, "Why would I want to watch this?" But then I saw this video completely through. And I see why those videos were so popular now. Great editing by the way. How you've matched up snippets of the VHS recordings in with the newer home, great job!
That was pretty cool. All the flashback clips blended in with how the house looks currently. Those memories definitely came flooding back for y'all. It was two guys were super cool to let you into the house and record and look around and everything.
Thank you for sharing. Makes me think of my past.I was a graduate in 1989
From high school. I drive by and shed tears ,because I lost some of my friends.
the guys was so nice to let you in.
This was awesome! Glad you could do before and after on your home!
I still live fairly close to my childhood house. The few times I pass by it, I realize it was just a time and place in my life that's long gone. Family/friends that are gone and those carefree innocent childhood days. It's more melancholy than pleasant for me. Sort of like visiting a cemetery.
Bro, me and my small town crew, was exactly you guys back in the 80's ... My parents had the slick RCA camcorder, I put it to good use, as you all did as well... I ended up in Hollywerid and getting a few lil opportunities. Thanks so much for sharing!!! Would love to chat with you cats anytime! Thanks Again
Lol “The charm”. Super cool to reminisce. Glad you guys are sharing this with us
At the 6:32 mark you have Leisure Suit Larry, Space Quest and Police Quest games and boxes!! Still have all my Sierra games in their boxes!!!!
I got to go & visit the house I grew up in. My dad built it. Its an awesome house! Still. We moved in '86. We would drive by all the time & see the changes made to it & the 'hood over the years. One time when driving by, there were workers out & we asked if we could go in & look around (the owner was working too, so okay). Wow! What a blast from the past! So many great memories came rushing back. Got to see my old bedroom, look out my sister's br window. The views changed a little but was still so nostalgic! It was updated to the 21st century. But I will always remember it how it looked in the 70-'s/80's. I took a picture just like one my mom had taken of my sister & I back in around '81.
3:46 is soooooo dope omggg, also the editing and overlaying of the old videos is on point 🔥
I could cry from how special this video is. Seeing how quickly us humans get older and how these four walls of our homes hold so many of our memories and experiences.
Props to the dudes that live there for being so cool about it. Crazy how time just keeps going on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on.
So pleased I've found this channel, amazingly nostalgic videos, absolutely love them.
Wow!!!! That looked very special. I would absolutely love to visit the home I grew up in.
Seeing this, reminds me of my own childhood. (I was 15/16 in 89). This is so cool to be able to go back and reminisce.
Motley crue on mtv, wow!
Thank you for posting.
Wow so glad you got to see the interior in person 😊
What wonderful memories! I would love to visit my childhood home in Brooklyn. It’s been 29 years since I’ve been there. I am happy you guys got to do this!
Greetings from Northern California; I moved back to my hometown 10 years ago come late summer 2023…my hometown sadly has changed a bit and grew a bit more populated which saddens me!! I was able to see some locations of my child and teen home places where my family lived (we moved every 3-5 years which drove me crazy) me alone I’ve moved about 20 plus times on my own after I left for college 1st time around back then!!
Some people can go back to their home(town) or close to it😀❤️😀❤️
LONG LIVE THE 80s💜❤️💜❤️
Great video! I am a very nostalgic person by nature. I grew up in my childhood home from age 7 til 20. Even though it was only 13 years, it is still where many of my dreams seem to be located. Funny how our minds work. Thanks for the smiles and keep up the great videos! Ed
Living my dream
This was so great!
This was such a cool video to watch!!! Thanks guys!
The owners were so sweet!!!! I am so glad!!
This channel is priceless!!! Your memories always touch my heart and remind me of those good old days. I’m glad I was able to experience some of that time. So nice of the guys to let you all look inside!!!
Born 1973 new zealand auckland .... yet can still relate to this believe it or not .. same bands same attitude and activities... and interests cartoons and clothes. And hair styles
I honestly love the fact that the new owners were nice enough to look at your home movies, let alone let you inside to look around. 40 years later, it still looks and feels the same. My grandma, for me, actually owns my childhood home. Every Christmas and every time I go over there i just have overwhelming memories of childhood. I just wish things would stay the same, yknow? Maybe when they move out, were you thinking about moving back in with your friends or something?
I still live in my childhood home I’ve lived in since I was 4 years old. It will be 20 years I’ve lived there in May. I know I still live at home but I need to save a lot of money to be able to afford to move out. It’s alright though, I wouldn’t have it any other way right now. My first home that I lived in from birth to age 4 is just down the street, I sadly haven’t seen it since and probably won’t since we don’t know the lady currently renting the house very well. Anyway glad you got to see your childhood home again!
You guys are awesome! Shout out from a 52 yr old who CRUSHED! THE 80'S💥✊
I moved around SO much as a kid . From Born to 18 years old we had moved 11 times .
That is tough going as a kid for sure. I moved a around a bit too. 4 different primary schools and three different secondary schools.
How trippy this must’ve been! So cool! I recently i visited my old childhood home too, moved out of there in 2004, place was identical from when we left the place and i just spent all day going through the rooms and remembering all the stuff i did there.
My besyt friend growing lives in my childhood home now.
It's amazing how you guys were vlogging back then and how the VCR tapes most likely piled up through the years. Still really the only way you can see your childhood homes now is one that it got sold and you can see it on Zillow through pictures being taken by the photographer if has been over the last 12 years or do this go up to the owner now and politely ask them.
I had the opportunity to walk through my childhood house when it was for sale. Took a lot of photos. Brought back a lot of memories. My dad passed in '89, a month before I turned 20. Mom sold it in '91. I have few photos and no videos, but in my mind's eye I can see all those memories, like the one with your dad shaving. I could picture my dad sitting in HIS chair in the living room. Good video.
Incredible. My childhood friend revisited his home that he left at 12. He was 23 when he knocked on the door. The owner was very receptive like this as well.
I want to try this. Nostalgia overload everywhere you look. 1989 here i come)
I drive by the houses I used to live in around my hometown and they actually look better now than when I lived in them! I wish I had some videos of those days, just slice-of-life type stuff like playing Nintendo games or a long ago Blockbuster night. Such great memories!
Very cool Darrell. I’m sure you had a flood of emotions and memories as you walked through the house. Ah, the good ol’ floor furnace aka the death trap. My mother stayed terrified that we were gonna fall onto the furnace while it was on when we were kids. My brother fell, fortunately when it was off, but it took a chunk out of his knee and I remember we picked his skin off the furnace and you could see leg hair in the chunk. Ewww. It was awful. I used to stand over the furnace with a foot on each side like doing a split to warm up. Mom hated when I did that.
Love the dog that keeps on tackling you to the ground. Must have been a sturdy little fella.
Really Amazing to watch. But home doesn't feel like home without your family there. Just walls and windows with memories. And Darrell your parents had some sweet automobile's judging by the old video
What a treat. So cool of those guys to let you in.
Pretty cool! Love the Ultima 3 game behind the turtles, one of my first big computer games on c64. I get to go to the house where I grew up every other week to see my mom who is still there. Crazy to think all of what happened and to be there now, lots of memories.
Cool stuff! My childhood (5th grade +) home still has my family living in it, but there are plenty of other places I lived before then I’d like to check out again.
THIS is a prime example of why this channel is so good
Aww that hit hard made me cry happy memories i grew up with my best friend to thank you for sharing
Wow. I don't know what the odds are for an old house to be still in use to this day, but I'm guessing it's less than likely. So, that was a good surprise to see it still standing and in perfect condition, with people making their completely different memories there.
I haven't been able to revisit my childhood home aside from doing occasional drive by's. The house I was able to revisit at least virtually was my grandparents home. My grandfather sold it in 1984 when I was 18 and it had been owned by the same person until 2018. My grandparents had it built for them about 1957. I noticed in October of 2018 there was an estate sale there. I wasn't able to go as I was going to be 1500 miles away but my brother, cousin and aunt and uncle all went and my brother took video of walking through the house. It was almost exactly the same 30+ years later right down to the wood stove that my uncle made my grandparents in the 70s still sitting in the living room. A couple months later I saw it was for sale and again my schedule wouldn't allow me the time to go see it in person but I saved every picture that was part of the online listing. At that point the wood stove was gone, sold in the estate sale, but the house was really untouched for all those years. There were so many memories of huge family Thanksgivings and Christmases there that came back seeing those rooms again.
Thanks guys! This is beautiful.
Amazing! ❤ I love blast from the past! Thank you Eric and Darrell for sharing your old home videos.👍 😊
How cool! I was on the other side of town also jamming to Dr Feelgood at Maysville Road Apartments near Five Points!
Oh wow. How awesome was that! I was grinning from ear to ear throughout the ENTIRE video! Almost cried a few times! Lol. Anywho, see y’all sometime in August, hopefully!!!
After taking it all in, then the epilogue, I just lost it…It brought me to tears.
This is why spirts cling to a home there is so many memories
It’s so crazy seeing the videos side by side
Great job, Darrell.
Crazy cool how you kinda showed both footages in the same room at the same time
Two amazing guys! Thank you for sharing your journey! Love your energies. Great guys & Friends for Life 🤗🤟
Takeing us Back to a Time Capsule it's So Nice to watch n To think back than To film this🎥🎥🎥🎥⭐🏆👍Is Amazeing Thank You Both👍👍🏆🏆
That was a awesome video. I would love to do something like that at the house I grew up in. We lived there from 1976-1999. I probably would get too emotional as so much has changed in my life since I lived there. My parents have since past away. I would have wicked flashbacks going back there
awww the last quote got me in the end 😢
Man, what an awesome video that was. I absolutely adore your channel. Total nostalgia. I often watch your videos with my son (he's 13) to kinda give him a feel of what life was like in the 80s and as a teenage metal head. Lol. Sincerely, thank you for making the videos guys.
I pulled mine up on google and the house still looks the exact same! If I go to it in person it will feel like I went back in time :’)
These videos remind me of my childhood growing up in the 80's and 90's. I just didn't have a cam- corder. Another good channel is Les Ender's channel. He also documented his childhood. Good stuff, both channels.
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that was awesome! ty so much for sharing this and hats off to the new residents for being chill and respectful