8-Year-Old Boy Loves the 80s
This is a kid after all of our 80s loving hearts. An 8-year-old boy has been seen singing 80s tunes in New York City’s subway stations and he officially declared his love for the 80s in a recent news report. “Three days a week — in between 3rd grade, sports, and homework — 8-year-old Joel Euceda, with his dedicated father in tow, travels from their Freeport, Long Island home to street corners and subway stations all over...
Like Totally 80s: Big Turns 30 this Summer
You know, when Josh makes a wish to be big and wakes up the next day. Boom. He’s Big. He’s also freaked out, cannot fit into his clothes, scares his mom and barely convinces his best friend that it’s him. Like Totally 80s: Big Turns 30 this Summer This movie is the coolest, especially for anyone bored at their current stage in this life. Little? Wish to be big. Big? Wish to go back to childhood. All is well. This classic 80s film turn...
These College Kids Know 80s Music…Well, Some of Them
In one of the latest reaction videos on YouTube, college kids show just how knowledgable they are when it comes to 80s music. Some of these reactions may surprise you. Other reactions may cause you to go nuts. The Fine Brothers are YouTubers with a channel that specializes in reaction videos. It’s where you take someone who isn’t familiar with a topic and/or time period and immerse them in it. They react to it and boom,...
What Justice League Would Look Like in 80s VHS
You were probably never wondering what the Justice League would look like in 80s VHS form, however, it still exists. Just a few days before the release of the brand new Justice League film, a YouTube video featuring an 80s VHS intro of the characters has surfaced. “A fan has cut together a grainy, VHS-style intro for Justice League, using real footage from the film’s promotional material to concoct the cheesiest, ’80s-accurate...
80s Sitcom ‘Perfect Strangers’ Stars Reunited On A Radio Show
In the 80s and 90s, Perfect Strangers was a major hit that filled all viewers with a ton of laughter. “Bronson Pinchot and Mark Linn-Baker, who played distant cousins from different continents on the hit ABC show, recently gave a joint interview — their first in 25 years! — to New York radio station 106.7 Lite FM, who shared the chat on Facebook Live,” according to Today. The comedians clearly did not lose a step as they...
