Leeroy Brown 🤣🤣🤣🤣

The funny thing is: no matter how bald you are, you can always grow a ponytail! LOL

Kouros still "The King Of The Hill".

@@bluntlung420 i can't

I might wanna try spray that in my briefs then..

Everyone who isn't 17 years old I think

I wouldn’t compare them. Each one has a different style and audience.The both have a lot of knowledge but Jeremy audience is more juvenile and entry level . Ashton is for the intermediate/advanced segment of the community. Even Jeremy recognizes Ashton as one of the best reviewers currently.

Both are great for the community. I like ash for real information and jeremey for the vibe

@@robertorobles8987 I agree.

@@Yarmox true that

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Minoxidil eau de toilette

Korous..Black Orchid..Ombre Leathet..Tuscan is even Louder..Muglers Amen..Farenheit..and one of the super projecting ones for life ISSEY MIYAKE

@@ohiorichkidbeats which issey miyake

@@karth9121 the original one

chernobyl ?

Depends what version of Fahrenheit you have. 🪓🪓

nicolae marius Branson. Close enough, though.

Lord Nelson The unapologetic EDT

Luke is Poe And the EDT is the one with the “gasoline” note?

Eyeare 1 rest in peace 🙌🏻

Quorum is my fav now. Am I that old or just stuck in a time warp😨

Same here. RIP dad...

Wow, my Dad's too but he is still around trying to get him into some new scents. 😊

Seen that one in tj maxxs afew times..im looking forward to that review!

Or, maybe companies are supplying the public with what it wants. It's not a money grab but rather, people are willfully paying for things that they desire. If supporting the idea of "perfume as as art" is important to you, buy from a niche house that shares your values. Is charging more for niche perfumes a money grab? Business have to compete and be profitable by offering products people want. If YSL came out with Kouros today, it'd do about as well as Tom Ford's Noir Anthracite --discontinued. I'd say approximately 90% of today's public likes the smell of YSL Y. What percentage would like Kouros? Maybe half? Maybe.

@@JeffroJames It is a corporate money grab. I mean obviously it's a business and they need to make money but like many industries nowadays the focus is on maximizing efficiency and generating the largest amount of income for shareholders that's possible. Usually this results in a loss of quality. Most of the IFRA nonsense is just pandering to corporate interests under the guise of public safety. They pass regulations so companies can conveniently just use cheaper more efficient synthetic chemicals rather than using higher quality natural ingredients which cost more. This is just one example of how big money negatively affects the consumer. I understand that when it comes to designers sold in retail stores they have to release things that please the masses but there are other ways to accomplish that as opposed to rehashing the same old tired blue freshie formulas. When kouros came out it was a huge hit maybe not with everybody but with ALOT of people. What has changed since then? We have the same noses as we did back then so why can't it be done today? Companies would rather make a competitor that focuses on simulating a fragerance that already has commercial success as opposed to CREATING something original. That's why we see stuff like the monteblanc line. We shouldn't have to go blind buy niche brands to discover something interesting there should be more variety within the designer market. It's just simply safer for them to push out the same old tired formulas as opposed to taking a bit of a risk and being creative. All this is occurring AND at the same time they have the nerve to raise the cost while lowering the quantity of product. Like I said this isn't unique to fragerance it happens everywhere in many different ways. Consumers need to start being more demanding and hopefully the rise in niche perfumery will encourage designers to follow suit.

Wait, what? There was a Cologne machine in clubs back in the day?

@@Mgyuh Yep, you would get 3-4 sprays, there were usually 4-5 different scents www.reddit.com/r/mildlyinteresting/comments/l2iaef/this_cologne_machine_in_the_mens_room_at_a_truck/

​@@MgyuhRight? Say WHAT?! Please tell us more. How would that even work? Did the machine drop 5ml decants?

@@oceansoflorewi no, you would put .50 cents in the machine, pick what scent you wanted and put whatever you wanted the scent on next to the little spray nozzle, a few seconds would go by and 3 little squirts would come out, about the same as pressing an atomizer.

your right

Polo green makes a great deodorant

Try Afnan His highness green if you like polo green

It’s funny how times have changed Polo Green at the time was just unbelievable now there are just so many frags to choose from. How about Aramis 900 was that not early 80s? Or maybe late 70s? Used to love that one also & also Jazz remember that one 😂

@@peterstylianou3827 my pappou (i know you are Greek) wore polo green all the time so automatically i love it since it reminds me of him. I was born in 89 so not familiar with those but cant go wrong with originals

Do you know any cheaper fragrances similar to Antaeus? If so let me know.

That lemon, lavender, rosemary, and leather though 😩👌

@@bluntlung420 Nothing what it once was

@@iTZ_xalechikx5137 try Al Rehab Dakar 👍🏻

Me too, just now

zino's great

Loved me some Aramis too!

That is true. Still only takes two spritz.

My all time favorite from the 80,s!

Aramis was excellent in the the older formulation. The current Aramis is still acceptable and I keep it around.

It’s an amazing scent!! As well as Drakkar. Sooo many memories with those two for me!

Safari I always liked. The bottle is so cool.

whats your favorite from that year?

@@ohiorichkidbeats it's between antaeus and kouros for me

@@RichMitch Im gonna have to try Antaeus, sounds interesting...and Kouros is definitely unique and unforgettable

Lapidus is fantastic!

Same but with Fahrenheit Drakkar noir eau sauvage and polo green. I’m 20 😂

@@crazybonesarecool22 she knows that those fragrances are for more or less older folks

just curios how old is your gf?

@@malayneum in her 20s probably

Because your a fkn man who invented the wheel our of bronze tell her ...She's just used to locker room axe bodysprays ....

Lapidus is a classic!

It's a true scandal that it's discontinued. Was a great, unique fragrance !