Funny 1987, 2020, Beverly Hills, now Homeless that all I can say. 1987, Conservative, not anymore, 2020, Liberal, well not even that GEE I TELL I WILL ALWAYS HATE 2020, THE YEAR FROM HELL!

I’ve never heard that greed thing and money wasn’t that important to any of us back in high school in the 80’s.

My family has Orange County connections.

​@@vintuitive7627 Just google "decade of greed". It's almost a cliche at this point.

When somebody has enough money to buy and tear down Alex Trebeck's mansion and build a grander one, yes, the wealth is freaking ridiculous!

i grew up in the 90s and 2000s and it was definitely cool

simpler + less stressful = boring.

​@@Bear_Arms ​ I turned 20 around the early 2010's and oh man , was it chaotic times??? even more after 2012/2013 like nothing was perfect back then but at the same time, I couldn't have NOT lived a better era honestly, we were the first generation to live life as a video game, and we were raw, giving value to basic stuff like eating a hotdog or watching South Park and moving out our parents house, we felt it so raw like our depression was so hard deep core, that the good times were like a movie to us........ I wouldn't change being young in the 2008-2013 era....... it was amazing, we didnt have cars because the economic collapse was just happening, residual from all the money spent during the last decades, we were the first ones to feel it so young, so our generation started to make music festivals in the mud, walking long distances, designing apps to get free rides because no one trusted anyone to give a free ride anymore like the 1980s, no one notices it but my generation was the first one to not be trusted, to be denied jobs, rides, friendships, relationships, credits, when all we wanted was a job to be loyal forever, even more loyal than any other generation before us...... but we reached a time where no one trusted nothing and we were the ones who had to pay for it......., and yet we made the best out of it, we made it shine in the dark, without any place to be, we found a way, we empowered KZfaq and social media, and we built a world on the internet and video games, so that the day people realized we spent all our youth living online, they decided to give it back to us, but we didnt wanted it no more, and they tried to use our "virtual world" but we were so beyond that, that we didnt care about home credits, cars, jobs, families, relationships and nothing really anymore........ and they all went nuts.............. now we are empowering and giving courage to Gen Z and in change, they love us for the world we are leaving for them, a world thats not material but virtual, abstract, material comfort is just ephemera, timeless and indefinite, you can find happiness and comfort with anything really, and social media and apps are just the means to it, but not the meaning at all............... 💋💋

And you could smoke cigs everywhere, even in restaurants.

That’s just because you guys didn’t have social media and everybody was pretty much retarded when it came to anything outside of their county or what they found in the newspaper or what limited information they could get on tv

His last name is RICH. That's rich.

Yeah um, like why are you like so mad, you know?

Actually no. Kids back then did the same exact thing.

could be him at 5:01

He did. Not long before he murdered his parents.

@@briansherrill6733 graduated spring of 1989 and the killings happened august of 1989

Eric Cartmenez?

Tori should have been attending Beverly Hills High at this time

Yeah! Maybe😊

@@kevinnotholt3625 she was in the 8th grade in 1987.

Not to mention one of the kid’s names is Silver.

And you would be wrong! She attended the all girls private Westlake school​@@kevinnotholt3625

And Betty White used to go there

Lol 😂

Nothing lmao the inherited there parents money and companies they are the top 1% now😂😂😂

Never mind I was wrong found that kid mark milletts LinkedIn he’s doing big things lol

@Ceasar Max Meanwhile, your people developed low moral character and walked away from too many babies. The best thing you can give a kid is a good home. Strong families build strong communities.

Nobody chill out lol

@@alexerw1n lmao it's so fake as LAUSD

hi i go their it’s pretty modern but overrated the food is free but it’s terrible

@@sofia-pq2jn so you go to BHHS but they still not able to teach you the difference between there and their?

@@001looker lmao come on 😅

it's all rich asian kids now, all souless

Cia no doubt

me too the first CD I bought was in 1990

@@stevengallant6363 I am from Asian country and first cd 💿 we got in 96 or 97 , because those dvd and vcd players were expensive than VHS 📼 player .

@@rockysridhar maybe I misunderstood your comment.. I bought my first music CD in 1990.. I don't remember when I bought my first DVD.. probably wasn't till late 90s

Where? In the beginning? That was the Beverly Hillbillies theme song. Or do you mean the DJ kid? I heard Rush "Distant Early Warning" there. But the rest I don't know.

The choir is singing Birdland by Weather Report

It's because the community have told many blacks.⚫️ are suffering from low moral character and a lack of male role models living in the homes.

@hey it's pete lol. Ouch!

​@heyitspete6472Yes, they do.

All schools should have same standard.

@@jcrules2413Detroit isn’t Beverly Hills. Two different income tax brackets. It would’ve been better off to compare Beverly Hills High to Bloomfield Hills High.

Ofcurse IT Dose, Money IS Their Religion.

Imagine that 😆

they're all bankers and accountants

They should just rename it Tel Aviv High School

​@@airyanawaejah2323 that's rude