Bring us with you....

Except for the 10.9% financing on those cars…

Take ME!!!!!

I feel the same bout the early 90s, being born in ‘86..

@@JWH808 10.9% financing on a $9,700 truck doesn’t sound too bad..

same

Same. Best was waking up Christmas morning to a new NES the year it came out in the USA.

They were priceless. I remember going to Best with my mother. The toy aisle was my spot

Commercials* 😏😆 Sorry, had to 🤣

Yep me too

@@jozefk.7720 My thoughts exactly 😂 I remember hating them now I look for them exclusively

Especially the Christmas ones. Make me feel all warm and fuzzy inside.

Heck yea i wanted to grow up fast and be independent. I didn't realize i had no financial worries.

@@Christopher-ii6tr when you assume you make an ass out of yourself. Sorry you grew up in the 90s Nickelback fan.

@@Christopher-ii6tr your favorite band was stryper.

Amen to that

Nah. I'm a child of the 80's and I liked the 90's better.

I didn't realize this was going to be the best time of my life I'm 48 and life can never be as great as it was in 83 im depressed more then u will ever know

For sure

@@Eddie-zz1el I'm 48 years old also. The 1980's weren't any more special decade than any other decades done past. You all just miss getting your alls bratty ways and your parents pandering to them.

I’m 18 years old. It’s 2022. I work a full time job as a school cleaner. 3-11 Monday-Friday. And let me tell you. That is about the only good thing to come out of life for me these days. I’ve tried having friends but that never works out. I’ve tried keeping girlfriends but all they ever want to do is party, smoke weed, vape, and do other bad immature things constantly. I listen to mostly 80s music. I watch mostly 80s movies. And I grew up with my dad always bringing me to shopping malls. Now the malls are mostly gone and shutting down so I can’t enjoy those. What is there good from life anymore? I just want a good girlfriend to spend my life with than I’ll be fine. But that may not happen at this point. I’m sick of this modern culture. I’m sick of what is happening. I’m sick of what has been normalized. Nobody can just be a genuine mature person. I can’t even watch television without getting woke crap thrown in my face either. I can’t go to the store without seeing trashy people and high prices. I can’t do nothing.

@@pepsi_man4962 I was a teen in the 80s/90s too. Turns out - people pretty much sucked then too. Kids drank and smoked pot a lot then and, like you, a lot of kids felt lonely and isolated. Labor jobs had just as shitty working conditions. Politics were just as ineffectual. Worries about war and nuclear meltdowns. An 80s economy that was backed on outrageous debt fell like a house of cards at the end of the decade. People turned blind eyes to social, economic, and medical problems if they weren’t in their backyards (and usually they were - that’s how bad we had our heads in the sand). I get it. Your life isn’t exactly ideal at the moment, but shopping malls and not having to see a gay character on TV suddenly wouldn’t turn it all around. Plenty of us were miserable as fuck in the 80s too.

@@Horriflick now imagine the struggle of the 1980s on top of all of the struggles these days. So times 10. There were struggles in every decade. But now a days something is off. Simply walk into a Walmart or Home Depot and you won’t see one normal person there. In the 80s you didn’t have dangerous freaks of nature walking among you. The 80s was not perfect just like every decade. But I can assure you the 1980s was one of the most normal decades for the American middle class (people like us). Now you can’t even send your child to school without anti American sentiment being shoved down their throats. Little kids can’t even watch tv anymore without seeing a black, trans, lesbian, dog fetish person in Nickelodeon. The 90s and 2000s was way better than it is now to tell you the honest 100% truth!!!

You and many others now yah know yah getting old.

I watch using Opera, so I don't see ads either.

I don’t think anybody in 40 years is going to be feeling nostalgic for KZfaq ads though

@@Eman-vp5wk true. They were so annoying I couldn't take it anymore which is why I got a premium subscription

I was also born in 77 and finally remember this amazing decade but if I were to go back for one day I would be so happy to be back there during a time when you had no worries in the world and there wasn’t all of this crazy political correctness nonsense going on like today The country was united and more patriotic and the world was more peaceful and not saying we didn’t have issues just better circumstances

Born in 1976. I want to go back to the 80’s too.

Our teen years were in the 90s though. The rot had started to set in by then.

These commercials seem to be from the time of my earliest memories. I’m not sure the exact year of these but there’s enough to estimate it was most likely late 1983. As cool as nostalgia can be I’d never wanna go backwards,it’s fun to look back though

You dreamt about the best decade in history.

I seem to recall Video Chess for the Atari 2600 was like a $50 cartridge.

That was during the video game crash... they were a lot more expensive (especially adjusted for inflation) than today.

That inflation is transitory. 👈 Joe Biden did that

@@nowthatsjustducky perhaps for the Atari 5200 games were as much as $50.00

I remember we got a car that did that if it was open more than a few seconds, and my Dad and I would both laugh and say, "No, it's a door!" Ah, memories.

No it won't. ESPECIALLY when it goes WOKE in 2020.

“I ain’t paying to watch TV.” -My Dad 1981

It did, but really didn't if thinking about it. Then it was 100% sports, now sports are more a prop for political leanings.

Too bad it did

Sammy Davis did commercials?

I was noticing the lack of .95 and .99 pricing as well.

@@nowthatsjustduckyI was reading this comment as I saw a 22.95 at 4:45

SAMMY AINT DEAD!!

@@frankbolander2239 He'll live on in our hearts and in his songs, but the man died in 1990.

@@Nightweaver1 LOL SORRY, MY FUTILE ATTEMPT AT SARCASTIC HUMOR!

You sound like my parents in the 80s when they would talk about wanting to go back to the 50s before MTV and rap music.

The one where the Camera raced up Main Street?

I am humming the song now.

@@pedropedroki9070 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣🤣😂👍

As one who experienced the 80s as a kid, teen, and young adult, you are correct.

Amazing times I was in 1st grade and remember all these commercials. Christmas seemed different also.

Were there any black people back then?

@@richardlawson6787 what the hell does that have to do with anything. I'm black from the waist down.

Not really Mark Meadows,it was just another decade for a majority of us children. The ones that want to go back to the 1980's are the Toy R US kids that are now in their 40's still sleeping with their Geoffrey Giraffes because they couldn't figure why no woman wanted to marry them. So today to boost their egos they troll middle school girls on social media. I am a married man myself to a real woman. Some of them also make up the alphabet people.

Less politics and less division??? Lol lol lol you don’t remember anything then.. I grew up in the 80s and into the early 90s.. it was the same.. the fall of the Soviets, the Berlin wall.. the first Iraq all the way to 9/11.. the internet was popular in the mid 90s it was just slow.. ebay and Amazon are from 1994.. u have a bad memory kid

@@juliedunken1150 No, it wasn't the same. Politics will always exist no matter the age. In the 80s you didn't have the internet or social media. People embraced Christmas. You didn't have crazy organizations starting riots and taking over the government. Communism was taught to be bad and capitalism was good. Being black was just being black and being white was just being white. Our government didn't stoke racism like today. I miss the 80s and what it represented. Being a boy was just being a boy and being a girl was just that. We had only two genders now we have an unlimited number. No, you aren't from the 80s. I lived the best days of my life back then. People gave a shyt back then.

@@dirtmerchant4718 umm I was born in 1975 so for F&(; sake I was alive in the 80s and you have some rose tinted revisionist glasses on. Get real, it was never that simple

@@juliedunken1150 I was born in 1970. It was much simpler than it was today. Back then the only major issue was the cold war. Government back then wasn't knocking at your door like it is today. Please, explain how it wasn't that simple. Or you could be a drama queen?

Compare it to what came before, Pong, Atari Video Pinball, and the granddaddy of them all, the Magnavox Odyssey.

Also @1:03 : yung Ted Danson

No hip hop in any commercial

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