I think the same, i look up on the internet to see which songs have already been made in this style, and even tho this song had already been edited before, i thought that they were kinda bad and unrealistic, so i made my own based on my experiences with real mall sounds
Different versions probably an early one. Music was uplifting lots of instruments. It was meant to wake you up and dance not zone out and be a zombie 😳 before computers took over teens were the life of malls sadly most became ghost towns due to online shopping and stay at home teens.
I get a little choked up see and hearing this... I'm an 80's teen who's first job was in a mall that no longer exists that looked very similar to this one on the bottom level where the Arcades were... I remember like it was just yesterday how busy the place was. There was once a time when everything you could and would want to do was at the mall... Life happened at the mall....
@@TheWorldSpinsSlowly It was called the Buckingham Mall in Denver Colorado. I worked at a Payless Shoe Store. Those were great glorious days. I had a great childhood and teen years. Those were mighty fine days.
Going to Spencer’s, eating at the food court, going to the movie theatre in the mall, going to Macys, May co, sears, checking out the watches, jewelry, cologn counter, RadioShack, the arcade…such awesome times…the mall was a….destination…for kids, teens, adults, seniors..something for everyone…I always thought things were over priced in the mall..mainly due to extreme high rents the retailers had to pay..and that’s where Walmart, target, came in…then, with online, eBay, Amazon..and the fast paced society, nobody had TIME to go to, or hang out at the mall…NOW where are the greedy mall owners at?? Maybe they should NOT have charged such a ridiculously high price for space rent, then retailers could have sold at lower price, and stayed in business, and we’d still have our malls!! IDK..just a MAYBE….
@@rstumbaugh43 I live in Italy and the thing is a bit different because the shopping centers are still very much alive but slowly it gets closer to your description
@@Dan13l-p3m we have, shopping centers, like what we call “strip malls”, but they are nothing like the indoor great malls. If you still have the great indoor malls, like the one pictured here, I am very envious, and happy that atleast SOMEWHERE, they live on, bringing that awesome atmosphere/ambiance to the people!!
Was in my local mall the other day, and it is dead. Half the stores have closed, there was barely anyone there, and it felt like a certain point in time has completely passed. Herbergers, JC Penny, Footlocker, Sears, The jewelers, the pizza place are all gone. The only people there were old folks who just walk up and down the wings for exercise. There were a couple of 80’s songs that played as I walked from one end to the other, to use the restroom, and they just echoed through the mall. It made me think of these TH-cam videos and I was overcome with a sense of melancholy mixed with nostalgia. I was born in 95, but holy cow does it feel like we have lost something, even since I was a kid/teenager
I was with one of my besties, and the mall was almost empty. nobody really goes there anymore, but this song started playing. the memories🙁 (Defiance ohio mall. A couple years back it was full of people and now there's just a couple. probably like 10 people)
We were living in the 80's. The beginning of the end. Still in the Cold War. No devices. People living in the moment. At the end of the century. No fear of the future. All gone, never again!
its like being in a mall thatll soon close up for the night or something, its not scary because you can see people leaving with you or people closing up shops. youre not alone and there isnt a monster or anything chasing you down
While listening to this I’m imagining Paul blart dancing to this on his Segway while patrolling the mall late at night and the late night janitor dancing to this while mopping or sweeping the floor
This actually reminds me of my current days as a 17 year old (almost 18 year old) and this time last year as a 16 year old, being a free teenager and blanking out all my stress with the people who made/make me feel good. I honestly love the last 4 months of the year (besides July and August), they feel like an escape from what the rest of the year holds (January, February, March, April, May and June seem so stressful and dragging for me for some reason, despite enjoying them not so long ago) 😂❤️
i was not around in the 80s this gives me a strange feeling of nostalgia it also reminds me a lot about the cold war and such. I feel like a teen again even though I am a teen
This happens to me but not on a mall but a market, its sunny, i bought a loaf a bread, a nearest restaurant played my fav song which is this one and i just looked at the sunset and forgot all my problems and rethink my life :)
I remember walking around in a mall in 2002 as a little boy waiting to see the Spiderman movie. I could do the same in a modern mall with a modern movie and it could never recreate the feeling of back then.
Malls are not Dead in UK there never fully Empty the only chance of even experiencing them empty if you vist one and are one of first few people in that day. I have been in a Deparment store like a few days from closing when nearly all the shelves are empty can give you that feeling though.
When liminal sneaks up on you. Related: visit your local carpet store. you will not be disappointed by the smells and if your lucky the music.. just tell them your browsing.
and it doesn't matters, everybody wants to rule the world, but once we die, everything will be left behind, and in some cases there will be people fighting for the rights to own the stuff you had, then the cycle repeats, that is life on earth.
I knew this song existed before Skibidi Toilet, but in some weird way I like the song more now because of Skibidi Toilet. Yeah, I know, cringe. Sue me.
POV: It's the 1950's and you went inside the new mall that opened. As you sat down in your table in the restaurant, you hear this song playing on the speakers.
Jesus Christ. This is absolutely one of those things that shouldn't be relatable, but like every single millennial and gen x has experienced during the slow tortuous death of malls. Like, I'm not even exaggerating. This even looks *exactly* like the mall that slowly died before being torn down from my childhood.
She criticizes me for being egocentric (You practice your mannerisms into the wall) If this mirror were clearer, I'd be standing so tall (I saw you slobber over clovers on the side of the hill) I was observing the birds (circling in for the kill) I've been you, I know you, your façade is a scam You know you're making me cry, this is the way that I am I've been living a lie, a metamorphical scheme Detective undercover, brotherhood, objective, obscene Oh, no, no, oh, yeah
I’d take this generation for this modern generation I was born in. Yeah, I did like all the y2k 2000s though early 2010s stuff, but I just have an emptiness that makes me yearn to go back to a place I’ve never been to, but my parents have been to. I know we get more “intelligent” everyday, and we keep getting more modern designs, but I just have a heavy dislike for all of it.
This is so underrated it sounds better than the other versions people made I'm holding in tears because of how nostalgic and amazing this is.
I think the same, i look up on the internet to see which songs have already been made in this style, and even tho this song had already been edited before, i thought that they were kinda bad and unrealistic, so i made my own based on my experiences with real mall sounds
❤❤ love it ! It sounds rich and full
Holding in tears for fears?
Different versions probably an early one. Music was uplifting lots of instruments. It was meant to wake you up and dance not zone out and be a zombie 😳 before computers took over teens were the life of malls sadly most became ghost towns due to online shopping and stay at home teens.
Thats because it belonged to the 80s....as everything else did too
“Nothing ever lasts forever”
Nothing good, anyway
@@chainmailunderwearNothing bad too
I get a little choked up see and hearing this... I'm an 80's teen who's first job was in a mall that no longer exists that looked very similar to this one on the bottom level where the Arcades were... I remember like it was just yesterday how busy the place was. There was once a time when everything you could and would want to do was at the mall... Life happened at the mall....
I'm very glad to have awakened that memory from you
@MaGuffintop Indeed! At that time, they were all thriving! I miss that Era so much. I had a wonderful childhood and teenaged life.
@@lordcron what mall did you work at.
@@TheWorldSpinsSlowly It was called the Buckingham Mall in Denver Colorado. I worked at a Payless Shoe Store. Those were great glorious days. I had a great childhood and teen years. Those were mighty fine days.
Very sad, that people don't socialize anymore. We now stay home and have things delivered to us.
imagine being in the 80s and hearing this song while you buy a champion sweatshirt. Good times!
Hell yeah
Going to Spencer’s, eating at the food court, going to the movie theatre in the mall, going to Macys, May co, sears, checking out the watches, jewelry, cologn counter, RadioShack, the arcade…such awesome times…the mall was a….destination…for kids, teens, adults, seniors..something for everyone…I always thought things were over priced in the mall..mainly due to extreme high rents the retailers had to pay..and that’s where Walmart, target, came in…then, with online, eBay, Amazon..and the fast paced society, nobody had TIME to go to, or hang out at the mall…NOW where are the greedy mall owners at?? Maybe they should NOT have charged such a ridiculously high price for space rent, then retailers could have sold at lower price, and stayed in business, and we’d still have our malls!! IDK..just a MAYBE….
@@rstumbaugh43 I live in Italy and the thing is a bit different because the shopping centers are still very much alive but slowly it gets closer to your description
@@Dan13l-p3m we have, shopping centers, like what we call “strip malls”, but they are nothing like the indoor great malls. If you still have the great indoor malls, like the one pictured here, I am very envious, and happy that atleast SOMEWHERE, they live on, bringing that awesome atmosphere/ambiance to the people!!
@@rstumbaugh43 Well online shopping is becoming a big thing
I love this feeling of nostalgia that i feel, for an era in which i didn’t even lived in, it’s weird but i love it
Everybody wants to rule the world fits perfectly in an old mall
Was in my local mall the other day, and it is dead. Half the stores have closed, there was barely anyone there, and it felt like a certain point in time has completely passed. Herbergers, JC Penny, Footlocker, Sears, The jewelers, the pizza place are all gone. The only people there were old folks who just walk up and down the wings for exercise. There were a couple of 80’s songs that played as I walked from one end to the other, to use the restroom, and they just echoed through the mall. It made me think of these TH-cam videos and I was overcome with a sense of melancholy mixed with nostalgia. I was born in 95, but holy cow does it feel like we have lost something, even since I was a kid/teenager
it's so nice seeing stories like these pop up
God I miss the 80s. Shopping for the newest cassette tape while in the mall with friends talking about the new Aliens 2 movie coming out.
Fun fact: the background is the shopping mall near Eastchester drive in High Point NC
I was with one of my besties, and the mall was almost empty. nobody really goes there anymore, but this song started playing.
the memories🙁 (Defiance ohio mall. A couple years back it was full of people and now there's just a couple. probably like 10 people)
We were living in the 80's. The beginning of the end. Still in the Cold War. No devices. People living in the moment. At the end of the century. No fear of the future.
All gone, never again!
There's no turning back
its like being in a mall thatll soon close up for the night or something, its not scary because you can see people leaving with you or people closing up shops. youre not alone and there isnt a monster or anything chasing you down
This sounds like it was played in a mall. 10/10. Also, you picked a CLASSIC! Love it!
While listening to this I’m imagining Paul blart dancing to this on his Segway while patrolling the mall late at night and the late night janitor dancing to this while mopping or sweeping the floor
2:02 always my favorite part, the drop so good
This actually reminds me of my current days as a 17 year old (almost 18 year old) and this time last year as a 16 year old, being a free teenager and blanking out all my stress with the people who made/make me feel good. I honestly love the last 4 months of the year (besides July and August), they feel like an escape from what the rest of the year holds (January, February, March, April, May and June seem so stressful and dragging for me for some reason, despite enjoying them not so long ago) 😂❤️
A fellow 05 kid? I agree though I love this sing
@@thecricket1564 very late 04, 11th December. Absolutely love it lol x
@@booklover8546 ahhh 04 ma brotha 🤝🏾
Enjoy this time you measure your life in months. If you feel like doing something, especially when invited by others. Do it!
@@Raptorsified thank you, deep and amazing piece of advice x
i was not around in the 80s this gives me a strange feeling of nostalgia it also reminds me a lot about the cold war and such. I feel like a teen again even though I am a teen
This happens to me but not on a mall but a market, its sunny, i bought a loaf a bread, a nearest restaurant played my fav song which is this one and i just looked at the sunset and forgot all my problems and rethink my life :)
Gosh the feeling of nostalgia from a time I never was even alive in. So weird but cool at the same time.
I was thinking about this song yesterday when I was at the Tippecanoe Mall in Layfette! Such a AWESOME version of this song!
Stranger things vibe 😂
I remember walking around in a mall in 2002 as a little boy waiting to see the Spiderman movie. I could do the same in a modern mall with a modern movie and it could never recreate the feeling of back then.
i want to cry its so pretty
The vibe is amazing
i love listening to these types of songs late at night and just closing my eyes
this is by far my favorite one to listen to
Go on, superstar.
Man the 80s looked so fun WHY was I born in 2008!!??😭
I was born in 1998 so I missed it too 😭
It was spectacular!
i was born in 2007
I was 2011
I was 2015
I have never experienced this but for some reasons i get nostalgic by this
kids be like: OMG IS THAT THE SONG FROM SKIBIBIBIBIBIDIDIDIDI TOIEELETO?????? REAL????
It might not seem like you did much but if this video blows up its gonna change the world
Malls are not Dead in UK there never fully Empty the only chance of even experiencing them empty if you vist one and are one of first few people in that day. I have been in a Deparment store like a few days from closing when nearly all the shelves are empty can give you that feeling though.
the last two years be like:
and now i just want to go to a mall and request to play this song
Loving this
This makes me feel like a piece of me is dying the best years of my life
The good thing about Brazil is that shopping malls are still crowded, and i dont think that are goind to disappear very soon
concordo com você
better than the other versions for sure
When liminal sneaks up on you. Related: visit your local carpet store. you will not be disappointed by the smells and if your lucky the music.. just tell them your browsing.
More malls should play TFF during business hours , id definitely go spend the day shopping there!!
Reminds me of the good ol days at Lakehurst mall in Waukegan Ill!😪
Great edit, great song, looking at your replies, gnik, you are the type of person I'd love to have a chat with ( :
Keep it up!
Everything was already futuristic back then now we have to "modernize" everything can a time traveler just please take me back to the good times?
Good God the nostalgia..... I'm gonna freaking sob man!
esta musica la ponen en el supermercado y bailo al estilo speakerman
this song makes me feel like nothing matters
and it doesn't matters, everybody wants to rule the world, but once we die, everything will be left behind, and in some cases there will be people fighting for the rights to own the stuff you had, then the cycle repeats, that is life on earth.
@@gnik86 true man
@@gnik86That's why we gotta do what we love ❤️ and try to find the silver lining in things.
bro imagine being in this mall all by urself with all ur favorite songs playing on a loudspeaker like this and u can just fucking dance all you want
I miss them 80s such vibrant colors and memories
the cleaner has it cranked up sliding around on the mop dance singing
omg this hites the vibess 3 days
Honestly this kind of theme is genius. I feel like this would also fit with Little Pleasures by Tokimonsta
Last time I was in Menards this song played and it sounded like this
I heard this song in a mall just a few days ago and remembered this video. Nothing else, just thought it pretty funny
Eastern Europe: Yooooo tffffff
This video is really underrated, it's so good!
Easy way to Get cussed out by the comments just 3 Words: ... Skibidi Toilet Song,
I knew this song existed before Skibidi Toilet, but in some weird way I like the song more now because of Skibidi Toilet.
Yeah, I know, cringe. Sue me.
@@ninyaninjabrifsanovichthes45 u have been sued for 1 million dollars
t h i s i s a m a z i n g
Nothing ever lasts forever 💀💀💀☠💀
pov: your in the backrooms and you hear this song me: *starts vibing*
when my dad was a teen in 1987 he probably listened to this
Imagine adding actual stock footage of an 80's mall instead of an image....
POV: It's the 1950's and you went inside the new mall that opened. As you sat down in your table in the restaurant, you hear this song playing on the speakers.
50’s? bruh. this is an 80 ‘s song
You must be really young how warped is your perception of time? 50’s was Elvis Presley and Peggy Lee!
March 25, 1987 VHS quality
and now this song is popular!
O H M Y G O D
This literally made me forget there was a comment section-
i miss malls
I LOVE ITT
woooah it looks like I'm in there
What a treasure. :)
Expecting Freddy Krueger to appear
sounds cool dude
This sounds like it's in a club bathroom, not an empty mall
Jesus Christ. This is absolutely one of those things that shouldn't be relatable, but like every single millennial and gen x has experienced during the slow tortuous death of malls. Like, I'm not even exaggerating. This even looks *exactly* like the mall that slowly died before being torn down from my childhood.
1:20
This song was released 37 years (13777 days) away from 12/10/22 (The day I made this)
For a seconded I thought it was "ruler of everything" by tally hall but nope
I have a wonderful wife
i have a powerful job
She criticizes me for being egocentric
(You practice your mannerisms into the wall)
If this mirror were clearer, I'd be standing so tall
(I saw you slobber over clovers on the side of the hill)
I was observing the birds (circling in for the kill)
I've been you, I know you, your façade is a scam
You know you're making me cry, this is the way that I am
I've been living a lie, a metamorphical scheme
Detective undercover, brotherhood, objective, obscene
Oh, no, no, oh, yeah
os gringokkkkkkkkk
@@TheSoulkeeper26 Do you hear the flibbity jibbity jibber jabber
This mall looks nostalgic I want to know whats the name of this 80’s looking mall
¿Someone knows what is the name of the mall from the picture of the video?
This mall isn't empty, you can actually see one person in the background, unless that's just a mannequin and I have bad eyes
Ik that mall it's in Ohio and it abandoned with a game store in it, and it works
Ellie from the last of us with her girlfriend at the mall :C
n i c e
It's better than original
Amazing, any chance you can do this with their hit "Shout"?
probably
Shrek
The last of Us (series) Vibres
DANG
what app do you use
sony vegas 18
can i use this as my theme song
I’d take this generation for this modern generation I was born in. Yeah, I did like all the y2k 2000s though early 2010s stuff, but I just have an emptiness that makes me yearn to go back to a place I’ve never been to, but my parents have been to.
I know we get more “intelligent” everyday, and we keep getting more modern designs, but I just have a heavy dislike for all of it.
Does that place exist irl? If it does please tell me
bro turn down the echo lmao
what mall is this
Song titan speaker man
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Welcome to your life
There's 𝙣𝙤 turning back
i treat this song the way i treat the national anthem