The bite of ‘87

Budd Dwyer

Kinda off topic but can you continue this series through the 90’s?

Isn't it obvious, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. 😁

About how my ex gf was born.

Awesome! I want people to have that attitude

He sounds kind of like Stephen Colbert

It really does LMFAO

Indeed he does

Agreed. He sounds quite a bit like the late great, Ernie Anderson. I kinda wanna hear him say, "Tonight, on the ABC Sunday Night Movie"

Vintage.

Same, lol. I loved Rags to Riches.

Peter Thompson.

They better mention how Metallica were robbed by Jethro Tull at the music awards

Go Watch VH1: I love the '80s.

@@BrettonFerguson I watched the "I love the 80s, 90s, 2000s a few years ago on YT. These Weird History vids are highly, highly inspired by those VH1 shows...still good tho and my parents loved them...It's like a Happy Meal slice of history.

@@glennt69lol Jethro Tull is the better band.

Netflix would make it into some woke crap and run it into the ground

U2 and GnR were HUGE that year. I still lived close to the Pontiac Silverdome back then, missed out on the Joshua Tree tour AND Wrestlemania 3.

The Simpsons is still around and kicking all started from them shorts.

@@atariboy9084 Many believe that the show should've ended long ago though.

Aerosmith made two albums and Arnold made two movies!

@@enigma9971 Two albums?

Jorge Luis Davis Same

I swear its Colbert........

@@jeffreywettig5302 I think he sounds more like Kevin Spacey. That's not an insult btw. The dude was an amazing actor.

Just so long as he delivers a type of linear autobiographical eulogy with the same dry humor, and open minded insight with which he tells the stories in these videos. .

They'll need at least 1h for each month of 2020

doom doom doom lol

I'd rather they didn't. I wish someone would erase my memory of this whole year!

You ain't kidding!

@@MrSiriusAB I know I shouldn't laugh but I need to.🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂

Equally disappointed that there's no mention of Star Trek: The Next Generation.

It wasn’t a hit in the states until 1988. It was in the top five of that year.

Same with the debut of Street Fighter.

Song of several decades

Because it’s fucking arse and we’re trying to forget it!!

Al Bundy kind of reminds me of my father. Like Al Dad would probably insult fat women too.

Broly The Sarcastic Savage There are new TV shows that would be considered far more offensive than married with children. “It’s always sunny in Philadelphia” is incredibly popular and it’s about a group of friends that are alcoholic sociopaths and pathological liars. Networks just don’t broadcast shows like that around primetime anymore because the amount of complaints they got are more trouble than its worth. No more people are offended now, than ever used to be. The offended now just have more platforms to voice their stupidity.

recline69 IASIP has always been far funnier than married with children. I wasn’t comparing the shows on any level other than the fact that both have the ability to offend people. Sunny more so. I was making the point that tv shows aren’t necessarily any less offensive now than in the past. There are also no more offended people than there were when married with children first aired. They just have the internet, so you see and hear them now.

@@numerum_bestia what separates Married with Children from Its always sunny in Philly is that Married with Children wasn't on cable TV. Married with Children was controversial at the time it came out and people wanted it off TV back then although now there would be more people wanting it removed. People even thought The Simpsons was bad for children.

WTF does Married With Children have to do with 1987...?? Nothing ..idiot comment.

I was born 7 years before this to a 14 year old mother. I guess they should've started advertising condoms sooner than they did lol. Tell your son I said hello whipper snapper

I was born 5 years earlier to a couple of 40 year olds. Balance.

It was the beginning of 4 horrible years of high school for me. Four absolutely soul-sucking years. I feel your pain.

The music was not good in 1987. I'm so sorry to break this to you. Yours truly- Rock N Roll

I was born in March 87. My mom was 35, I was her last son.

Still a fantastic show. "Al.. we should go on vacation." "We can't afford it, Peg.. unless I somehow mismanage my $3.25 an hour." Lmao. What a fantastic show!

Got lots cat that yr

I'm enjoying them so much because of the memory damage I suffered in 2 head injuries I experienced in high school. After I awoke from a coma the spring of '86... I didn't even know how old I was! This stuff is like a great shot in the arm... A 'memory-booster supplement' for me! :-D

@Chon Connor I was only 10 to 20 yrs old myself... So, I too only have a 'youthful' perspective of it all. :-) The 80's were pretty cool... Until that darn herpes and aides came along to ruin all our fun. :-(

i was 13 in 1987... these vids are time machines juice for my brain

@@azrikhairol4941 me too!

'88 was my favorite year! I turned 14 that summer

Great movie.

*greatest movie ever made

@John Barber that's awesome! Loved him in Stand By Me and Freeway. Have you met him? I have his autograph on a script from The Lost Boys.

It's ok Near Dark was better

That movie is free on KZfaq. Just saw it on here again after years.

Yea those years were so much fun!

I was 12, my Greek mates dad ran a Restaurant in London and always got Pirate Video copies, Got Robocop & Red Heat on the same tape! We watched them both Twice throughout the night till morning!

My parents wouldn't let me and my brother see that movie no matter how much we begged. Too violent. We got Cheech and Chong "Get out of my Room" instead. My parents: Drug use, fine; Nudity, that's OK; Gore and violence, hell no!

I was about 8 years old when I saw it in Tahoe. My mother made me promise not to tell my Dad I saw the movie. He later found out and we all watched it again anyways. I remember my stomach being twisted in a knot when I saw that guy get deformed in the chemicals and then get splatted on one of the cars. Brutally awesome movie.

I was 18 when I saw Robocop, blew my mind...along with the drugs I was using at the time.

I feel you--my dad took me to "Platoon" in theaters when I was six

I totally forgot that myself. Not an incident to teach students though, but still huge lol

I was looking to see if someone posted that before I did. Thank you!

That’s not exactly true

"bruh"

*allegedly framed

The

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And it really wasn’t that long ago

I'm a nurse who works with geriatric patients who suffer from dementia, and its truly amazing to talk to them and hear about how the world was when they were young. One of my patients was born in 1928, he now mostly lives with memories of serving in the military during the Korean War, but he has told me some amazing stories of growing up in the depression Era, and how our home town was mostly farms(now more of a city area), and has even taught me a lot about my great-grandfather and grandfather as they were both dead by the time I was born in the late 80s. I'm have learned so much from my patients and how the world really was all those years ago.

I'm amazed at how much things in the other decades too.

Same, bud.

We had a pretty good childhood in the 90s too. And we also brought in the internet, computer, and cell phone age.

I was like 3 1/2 months old. 😂

9 in 1987. In the 3rd and 4th grades.

Grew up in the 80s and 90s and consider 1970s also my decade as I was born in 78. So my childhood ran three decades between 78 and 1996, turned 18, but still young I consider 97-99 my childhood.

I graduated in 1989, too. The only thing I remember is the Iran-contra thing. Everything else was sex, alcohol, and music. I still don't know how I ever graduated.

Ya i was 16 and lost hahahaha I played a lot of d and d back then in thr high school library so I remember the satanic panic haha plus I was a slayer head back then

@@scottmowdy3856 I don't even remember the Satanic thing ' and I was living in the States then.

I was born in 68 graduation in 86 this was the year I did the best drugs, nailed the hottest girls turned 21 in October on the 2nd great times.

Unlike today's puerile post pop scene

Spandau ballet

As in 'I wonder HOW they're a hit"

@@riley9663 - catchy and fun?... vs. 1000s of rappers who rap the same lyrics, same style, over the same computer bleeps...

Wow that is so cool! I remember watching that on the News.

Why did it take him two whole days?

She was trapped 22 feet underground in a steel pipe 8 inches in diameter. It was complicated.

@@macmedic892 Fair enough then. I was imagining one of those wells like on TV

@@macmedic892 I'm 51 now and I remember watching this with my Parents. We cheered so loud when they pulled her out. Your Dad is a Hero ! Amazing story!

Yes! I was 8 and I remember. I made my own comment saying there's a lot of this I don't remember but I remember the girl in the well because it was all over the TV...LOL

Yeah, and they made a movie about it later. It was my favorite movie as a kid.

I was 23 then and I remember clearly watching live when they brought her to the surface.

The improbably intense media coverage, definitely one of my earliest exposures to a "media circus," around the girl in the well made a lasting impression on my 6 year old mind.

I think I remember the Simpsons episode more than the actual event.

And Fatal Attraction...psycho bitch played by Glenn Close.

La Bamba!!!

Also the year that gave us Silent Night, Deadly Night 2........Garbage Day!

I saw The Lost Boys so many times by the end of that summer, I could say the lines with them. Loved that movie.

@@breathlesshaste Same here hehehe

I loved the Eighties and the Seventies because I was young ' 2 of the best decades in my life ' good times and bad regardless.

It was actually only two. WGN during the news broadcast showing highlights from that day's Chicago Bears game, and about an hour and a half later on WTTW during an episode of Doctor Who.

was always interested in this, really curious as to who done that

YES!! THANK YOU....I was going to post this exact comment! It's the whole reason I watched the video to begin with. 😆😆

Yup. Get up, make cup of french press, have a big bong rip and watch the 80s. I was 19 in 1986 and into the Goth scene in Seattle.

You're right. I absolutely love this song! I usually play it nice and loud so my neighbors can hear it. They did take a lot of heat because people said it made suicide popular, whatever. People turn everything. But when the song was written they said we use the phrase "nice shot" all the time, like people that throw something in a garbage can. Sorry didn't mean the history lesson there, my brother and I were teens in the 90s and we saw them live. I lost my brother to suicide 6 yrs ago.

@@lucyinthesky4682 aye you're good man I love history myself, and im really sorry about you're brother I know that feeling of losing your loved ones it a really hard thing to get carry on with but Stay strong and live on for your brother.

Jeffery beaty oh shit, I never knew what that was about

Started listening to filter last year. They took you right back to the mid/late 90's

Most people think the song is about Kurt Cobain.

That’s my plan as well!!

Yes, for sure!!

Yesssss!!!!!!!!!

Agreed.

The song first came out in 1987 but the first Rick roll didn’t upload until 2007 which I think would be a more appropriate year to insert that

Paula mcdowell it was still very noteworthy in 1987, though. Everybody knows Rick Astley but most people have forgotten “Is this love”

People get Rick Rolled to one of my videos often. I don't know who did it but it was funny suddenly seeing all of the comments about getting Rick Rolled.

@@stevetrent4638 - Which people?

Lol, fire is going to be the new "rad" or "cool", you'll be laughing about it one day!

I got to see him in concert on the BAD tour. I was 9, it was 1988 in Chicago. My Mom made that happen❤️ We had so much fun, I'll never forget it.

That was a HUGE highlight of '87 for me personally.

@@Nina525 9 years old? You could have gone backstage 😉😏😏😏😏

So was millions and millions of other people. Big deal

Me too! March of 86

now, we only elect rapists.

@@donHooligan And pedophiles

@@strongersmarterandbetter And forgetting anything sexual, war criminals. Something Gary Hart never got a chance to be.

He never had a chance anyway 😆 🤣

Well that backfired. The sad thing is he killed himself to give his wife his pension and that she still has.

Turns out he was innocent.

Why did they skip the fact that Dwyer was innocent and that it was what inspired "Hey man nice shot" by Filter. It would have added about 15 seconds. Feels rather lazy.

It wasn't shown live. Good story though

@@nunyabizness5391 Nonsense. You are wrong.

Haha I said the same thing

So, now we know who to blame.

Specify, Slappy?

Same

lol

And Robert Deniro as Capone.

I just watched it the other day and was unimpressed. I'm usually in to Mafiaesque movies but this was boring as shit.

Not even close to his best. ZARDOZ

@Jessica Jujubean 😂

I am an 87's baby as well 😘 KZfaq getting creepier with it's recommendation, I didn't even put my birthdate on my KZfaq account 🤨😅

The Simpsons were a strong competitor for a decade or so but TMNT has definitely aged better.

Umm, the Ninja Turtles debuted in 1984. In a black and white Comic.

Or the debut of Guns N’ Roses appetite for destruction

Alongside Predator and RoboCop, although I only managed to watch these movies for the first time as a kid around 1989-1990

Negative. It was the Bundy’s.