Born in '68--- I am Analog Man! 😄

Yeh miss the 80s so badly

The sad part is that all the decades since haven't even really made it close. The 90's were pretty good, but the 2000's were a train wreck after 9/11 happened and the endless wars in the Middle East. So scratch 2000-2009. 2010-2019 was "meh". Terrible decline in music. So many more restrictions in society. So much more hatred. The 2020-2029 decade has already been ruined by covid-19. Nothing can save this disaster of a decade no matter what happens now.

@@taekwondotime Agree 100%

True dat

@@taekwondotime Yeah, the late 90s were KILLER good... ...but then 9/11, intelligence agencies went super-corrupt, big tech is utilized by THE MAN, the globalists started their full-on march of wokeness and population controls... and here we are.. the left keeps racism and bigotry alive, and the pendulum NEEDS to swing back to sanity.

Had a Maroon and gold mongoose until it was stolen. Dad would take me to the local BMX track where I could pretend to be a badass rider!

I'm 50 . Even though it's from 93. I hold my Santa ana GT INTERCEPTOR to be priceless.

Dude, I also had a Silver streak... awesome bike!!!

I still have my chrome Mongoose Californian I bought new back in 84. Would never be able to part with it. So many memories..

Pray for an emp. . there's a good chance it's coming soon. Mid pole shift. Check out Suspicious Observers chan / vids. (Would but us back out of the digital age)

I want to go back and be a kid again to live all this magic.

@@tony22990 It will happen. You can either live life til it ends and be reborn into it, or do what the mistery schools of Pythagorus taught, and choose to be as a child to go beyond the veil. ;)

you can all you have to do is want to i have 6 achers outside town and going off grid

@@crazytrain3680 80 acres in the sticks and the house is off grid! Yah ho!

Hell yes...

Im 46 born and raised in CHI-TOWN, WOULDNT TRADE IT FOR A MILLION DOLLARS, MY YOUTH IS PRICE-LESS....

Justin Green So True😂😂😂😂😂

We say that now but you’re watching and commenting on KZfaq with access to Millions of songs. We couldn’t even fathom that in the 80’s. It’s cool to appreciate the 80’s (I was born in 81) but I do not wanna go back to 1986 I’m too used to 2020

If you know what a synthesizer is...you definitely grew up in the 80's :)

All of us were in love with Lori Laughlin!

easily the BEST scene in the movie ;-)

Born in 73 so yes we were 80’s kids!! The best decade ever for me!!

1979 baby here 🥳🥳🥳! I was barely cognizant until I was 4 😝 but still, I have full respect and appreciation for the ‘80s! Love the movies, music (androgynous boy bands), the clothes, hair and makeup, video and board games, toys, etc. ❤️!

Same!! Born in '74 and damn do I miss the 80's!!! We we're the last of a dying breed... kids will never get to realize what youth was meant to be like!!

Same, '73@@DJaySplitSecond

Me too lol

Hey, masters of the universe, is free on youtube. Sadly Howard the duck is not.

Has the worst ending ever! Rich kid with the best reps helps a nobody and joins his "team!" It didnt make sense to me 30 yrs ago and it doesnt make sense to me now!

@Finn MacCool Amen.

This 40 year old lady still thinks it's the raddest movie 💕

Both of my kids grow up listening to this, till this day it's one of their favorite song's. Both of them where born in the late 2000s

80s was the time to be alive

Millenials are so effed up because we were born and raised in a world that changed too quick for us to adjust to.

Say "Hi" to Ender for me.

Agree, Agree and I totally Agree with that statement.

Indeed!!!

My hips started to ache during the brief dance scene, here.

🦅🚴🏄🏂

I miss it to

Me too. I loved being a teenager in the 80s

Miss the 80s. It was a fabulous decade!

Truth!

Yeah brother I’m with you .80’s greats memories.GOD ?please take me back to those days .

Time exists all at once. Remember the vibration of the 80's and tune in... If enough people do. 100 monkies.

Say that again, seeing how out of touch these kids are these days..I miss the late 80's when kids did could actually Express themselves freely and be given credit for it. This current generation is plagued with insecurity.

🚇 🛣️ 🚸 👣 🐈 🍗 🐕 🍚 🐇 🥕 Y do something anything even better to moral oral ask what an unreasonable request denied hey princess guidance suggested CEO peace 🍂 🚬 slice 🍒 🍰 trample 🍇 🧃 crush 🍊 🍹 order something that ain't on the menu lol mulligan stew 🍲 stone soup 🍲

@@savafigueroa4817 por favor

Now all the songs we hear from ANYONE on replay is written by 2 corporate guys.

Goonies never say die! We'll always cherish those times. I'm right there with you. I miss it too. Too much hype these days. Nothing like simplicity sometimes u know. 80's rock forever.😎

The lost boys♡♡♡

Sa

Don't forget karate kid!! ❤❤❤❤❤

Dont forget the terminator 💯

Bist jung hast verdient diese Musik

I am in!

Let’s go right now!

I never left.

We need to bring back some tech to reverse engineer. The 1980s were a materialic time. We need to be comfortable.

@James Bass If only we could,friend. We could also prevent the whole ballyhooed Y2K thing as well.

Ya but it wasn't all that great people disappeared to never be found then...had the shittiest cars made then...no technology that we have now that can save lives...and the internet is an amazing thing people can stay and work from home and be completely safe

Chris Lovato more people go missing now than back then and we are far more advanced, seems the technology you speak of is still shit in regards to finding people 🤨

Agree.

@@chrislovato1336 Internet was the worst invention ever, people have lost the touch to nature, to life and to each other, everyone sticks at their phones, and social media degenerated the people to an all new low

@@chrislovato1336 Safety? no thank you, I will not sacrifice anything for freedom. More technology = more misery but efficient in almost all work businesses with lesser human energy spent i'll give you that, but it feels like it isn't worth it to be honest. Many cars from then look like futuristic spacecrafts which are far removed from the cars we see nowadays although they do look quite good in their own ways but very different from then.

Yea I with you born in 76

Bicentennial 76er here! Pre-matrix!

80's was the year for me. I also loved dropping in. I probably could've been pro if I didn't tear my Achilles. It took me just over 2 months to mater the back flip with broken bones along the way. I'd a chrome GT performer BMX bike. All I can say is I'd a blast and loved every minute of it.

I’m a 15 year old Today I like to back to the 80s

@Noah Holliday, were you part of the early 90s Fort Wayne scene?

@@robertcooney1938 mid 80's to mid 90's was my prime, and I was in Wayne County but in Richmond.

You nailed it-80's started what is now cool~looking back I think my neighbors had to be aliens because EVERYTHING they did was weird then but is now cool! Early 80'S and they had....ramps for skate board and bike tricks, weed, DnD, model rockets, remote control cars, planes, a sail powered land car! A biker and his road gal got maried and had these awesome hippi kids, who are now doctors, engineers, teacher, parent and one burnt out that eventually made good. Think wonder years meets Stranger things meets that 70's shows-thats the circus of my childhood. Got my first guitar at forbes maher to play 'living after midnight', and roland j106 to jam 80's synth. Magical.

Fucking A my man.

Citizen Rico awesome time !!!!! I’m jealous well I was born in 79

I was born in 1971, I know what you mean man.

I'm jealous. I was born in 81. I watched this movie lots as a kid. That and Coming to America. You know 'A family movie'. The 80's were the shit!

I was born in '76, so I always envied guys who were able to seduce 80s women, I just kissed a few girls my age.

Yeah, I still hold out hope that one of these days, the synthesizer will once again become a lead instrument.

The original is better. The electric drum kills it.

Got That Right America 🇺🇸 1980s

My Science Project

I totally agree

1980-89 was a great time to be a kid. I was 10 in 1980 and 19 at the end of the run. The whole culture was upbeat about the future, etc. Now all you have is crap that foreshadows some apocalyptic doom.

Robert Bruce I was 12 in 1980 and living under the shadow of cold war nuclear standoff, and all Reagan's saber-rattling had me and other kids perpetually terrified there'd be nuclear armageddon at any moment. Add to that AIDS, drug wars, the Satanic Panic and most adults' seeming certainty that we were a lost generation, sometimes I'm amazed I survived with my sanity. There's always some old people always grumbling about anything new being terrible and kids these days blah blah blah. I prefer to listen to new music, appreciate new culture and befriend younger people, to hanging around a bunch of bitter, nostalgic old farts constantly ruminating about the past and how everything's always supposedly getting worse.

@@kurtpeterson4193 well said!

Nick Marsala So true! I was 14 in '86 & loving it!

i was 5 when this movie came out.

I couldn’t agree more! Exactly how I feel

George balis I was one of the fearless kids with the skate boards, bikes, and scooters (razor) with real tires, man I put many of miles and breaks on my body and bones. But we weren't snowflake pussies like are born and bred now. I'd like to see these kid's make it in our day's.

banana

I agree mate I was born 69 I know where your coming from take,s me back every time I watch these g,day from Australia 🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺✌️

The magic years born between 1968 and 1972. I was born in 1970 too. The class of '88.

Kevin Whelan 2000s everychange

This is natural huh?

Y2k 😵😂 You right💯 though Originality was losted in every aspect of life 83 BORN 💯🎶😵😍😇😎✌🗽🌎 amongst the last of the rebel SOUL$

That's because commercialism and corporate greed took over forcing everyone to live less and consume more. Fear sells, and these days people live in their locked cars and are afraid of their shadows. Truly sad.

It’s so true. Woodstock 1999 was “when the music died.” I was at that concert & besides the legends... it was a lot of music that incited violence. We had to leave early. It was the beginning of the end.

it'll get its come back, probably in your lifetime!

Bryent Dennis yet we were privileged to be a part of it. Being a teenager in that era was the best.

2080 lol

80th like

Arthur Francis II I'm always stuck in the 80s it were the best times in my life

never

Best 80's music

you are on the internet

OMG! I’m part of the problem!

I completely agree. The internet is everything all the time. That’s completely too much. I’m on here too. I wasn’t even looking up any of this and was absolutely not planning to comment on anything. Remember though guys everything is relative it’s not a particular decade per se you miss. It’s you’re stress free youth you miss. All of the eighties stuff is still there guys n gals. You can have eighties whatever you want anytime you want right? The key is this. Slow it down and do things you enjoy like having an eighties party and live in the moment. Fun trumps all treasures. Enjoy yourselves.

its destroyed our ability to meet strangers and make friends and go on adventures everyone is so opinionated now without any life exp, we need to turn off our phones and ask that girl out we like, or chat to that person who we see every day but ignore

Born in 1969, teenager at the beginning of the 80s young adult at the end. I'm glad we have KZfaq so we can be nostalgic, but overall the internet has ruined people's ability to communicate in person. Also people, stop "learning" so much from the internet, these platforms don't have actual fact checkers like a publisher does.

Joseph Mayfield right! It made the guys who only play with balls hate it.

Joseph Mayfield Highly Suspect did a cover about a year or so ago...rarely is a cover better than the original but it is. Damn I wish I still had my GT Pro-performer!

This song isn't underrated- everyone I know is aware of this song. It was in Rad, The Wizard, & Teen Wolf Too- seemed like this song was everywhere when I was little!

@@killaklownwerld3614 good taste! My f.b profile pic get the horns. Just built an 85 pro pfmr

Harley Hughes My GT PRO-PERFORMER was an 85, like a neon blue with white mags, trim and mushroom grips.

True thats why we were in better shape.physically and mentally....our imagination and the effort to do things...even the dating was better

The spirit of the 80s lasted at least till 1995.

@The American I can't disagree. As I said to my neighbour John who lives beneath me, I said only yesterday in fact after getting something to eat, I said John, the ultimate black pill is society is falling apart and there's nothing anybody can do. A society can be judged by by the standards of law and order, the treatment of its vulnerable, elderly, homeless and children etc, and standards in education. Education is falling apart since even standards are thought to be a problem these days. Crime is out of control. Children are being abused in the care system. Even the elderly are being attacked. Add to that millions of illegal aliens crossing the borders over the years plus corrupt politicians. You know what I mean? I had even heard the governor of Oregon, brown has ordered the state police to find the Republicans and bring them back by force. The very definition of political intimidation because Oregon is now like California a supermajority and they want the VANEER of legitimacy when then pass their draconian new laws.

@The American Standards have gone down. Even music was better in the nineties compared to now. Even films. Don't get me wrong there's still got films now like John wick but it seems to be now largely these days reboots and remakes....

Don't forget the freedom. Today kids can't do anything. Gangs, pedophiles, every field is no trust passing. The list just goes. Makes since why they have their faces buried in a phone.

Well, for sure, there was no tattoo on 80’s girls... Just pure natural 😀

That 80's girl is probs going to jail for trying to get her 2 spoiled brats into college on a phony scholarship.

yaH....except for the way we wore our blush.....a lil harsh looking back...but @ the time...we rocked it!!!

Let's be honest , the hairstyles were pretty goofy in the 80s tho , I personally would not like it of we all had their hairstyles again 😂

Gleaming the Cube is classic. Awesome movie.

Gleaming the cube was truly awesome, Slater was so good and my hero since that movie

Fuck the POlice!

Amen Brother! best time ever.

Right on man. I had a sweet looking blue BMX back in the 80's. Now I get my kicks hauling ass on my motorcycles burning Dino Juice.

Yup same here, saw this movie at a buddy's house for a bday party and then we all started riding wheelies and jumping stuff until someone broke some teeth and bones, good times

Well said.

This coming year this awesome movie is 33yrs😎

Go find Doc Brown...

Yeah... Back when life was cool.

80s teen I'm with ya

Lets go. I'm down...oh if only time machine and time travel was real

mine too! with a little Powell Peralta & santa Cruz & Vision sprinkled in there for good measure

My older brother rode a redline most of our young life.. we had a sanctioned BMX track & trail system not far from our home..I used to skip school sometimes and ride the trails then ride to the pool hall to hang with the old heads.. Diamondback was a great racing bike too.. I had a Mongoose Blue Max and a Kuwhara back then ..our parents would FLIP at the prices of the bikes we wanted so we mowed grass raked leaves & sold candy at the local army reserve on drill weekends for money and traded for parts like shimano peds and 3 piece cranks etc with friends..I wanted a Hutch cruiser & a GT Performer back then..I have them now :)

I had all GT's: a Performer, a Pro-Performer and a World Tour. I miss those days. I was damn good on a bike; now I can barely get up without pain. LOL

Ron Jones Sky Way Mags. Had them on my first bike!! Olde Skool

I had a red GT Interceptor and a black GT Performer. Those were the good old days! Man, I miss being a kid!

Carla M same here!!

Me too.

57 here,.. the 80's are Never far from my mind !

62 and believe in angels and God

Couldn't agree more.

@@LightYerPipe Born in the early sixties and the 80's were great to grow up in

👍✌🤘🤙

Yup rocking out in MN 12/28/19....7:44 p.m.Central time...

Wooooooooooooooooooooo

Ivan Torres ...same here bro...lol the best years.

Had on beautiful red bmx got stolen on Christmas Eve fuckers

I was born in 72 and I was lucky enough to have gotten a brand new Redline Proline II is was mint all chrome and red & white with red araya rims with red tires lol and red white bar pads it was cool but as my friends had GT's and Haros PK Rippers, mongoose's honestly every well known bike one of us had one' you name it we had em! I only ever raced once as i was too busy at motor cross event's that took up every weekend for a couple of years, but those memories of cruising all over the place with my mate's riding there nice bikes in a group of ten to fifteen of us at times and especially being a kid i will always cherish! But I also had the misfortune of having my Redline stolen as if that never happened well I am sure that I would still have it today no doubt oh well ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ that was many years ago now but I still can't get that completely out of my mind wishing it never got stolen`(ง'̀-'́)ง

@@akecjhughes I use to admire anybody riding a redline... best memories.

@CHOPii Hey thank's for the reply bro, hey how old are you if you don't mind me asking mate I'm taking a rough guess here in think'n that you must be close to my vintage lol, to remember peeps riding about on Redline's yeah? Can I ask you' what you were riding back hen & hey bro thank's again for helping me out in reminiscing back to those rad day's hey!

No kidding. He made it even better.