99.99 % of all the bands dont even achieve a single hit. No shame to make millions of people happy for about 30 years by now - and we will listen to his song in another 30 years too.
After my parents divorced, there was a big rift within my family and my mum desperately tried to bond with me over this song because we both liked the film. This song ended up being a catalyst for us bonding over old black & white films for many years after. She died 3 years ago and i still see this as 'our' song. Makes me sad hearing it now, but I'm glad it brought us closer all the same.
Feeling all bluesy. 90's is calling 😢 who else is feeling it? It is hard to believe that it's almost 3 decades since. "Breakfast at Tiffany's" is a feel good film starring Audrey Hepburn and George Peppard - it is being immortalized in this tune - a song that really captures the zest of it!
For me it's the fact that it's been basically as long from this song coming out as it was from the original movie when this song came out. That's the astounding thing. Time truly flies.
That's why you ALWAYS have no contact for at least 2 to 4 weeks. Then if you can't be bothered to talk to them you know it's genuine. You make time for what you want to make time for but you need time to heal your heart first before you contact after a breakup. You might fight the breakup was what you wanted but you was in denial.
He's saying he's a kid with a shit home life and all the rich entitled little pricks with money and opportunities and brand new iphones, better run fast, because bullets travel pretty fast. Maybe you should think about that the next time you type in all caps for attention.
yeah the 90's were a magical time. DAMN do I miss the 90's! There isn't a single person who was a kid IN the 90's who would disagree. It erks me a bit when people that were born IN the 90's think that they are a 90's kid...You had to be born in the 80's to really have experienced being a 90's kid from start to finish. I wish the world could go back to how it was in the 90's. Yeah, I am a wee bit obsessed lol
I just looked up where they were from today. I figured they were either English or maybe Swedish or something. I was definitely surprised they were from Texas.
I was at that video shoot in New York when we were visiting my aunt (I'm originally from Germany). Was five or six years old at that time. We were sightseeing in New York when streets were blocked since they were shooting the clip there. I vaguely remember watching a bit of it, but completely forgetting about it for 20+ years until it came on in the car the other day and my mum reminded me of it. Now I'm watching this on repeat trying to find out where I had been standing :D
This is what's called a flash of genius. Yes, otherwise they were just another band, but at one point in their lives they put together a piece of music that still gets a cheer in almost any pub in the world, and will continue to do so for many years to come. A one hit wonder is too patronizing, so I prefer to call it a flash of genius
Graeme Pryce isn't it funny how we've called them "one hit wonders" for decades. at least for me this is the 1st time i've heard someone put it this way instead. beethoven is considered in many circles to be a "musical genius" but how much of the general public know any of his songs, except the 5th symphony? maybe a bad example since we gave him a lot of credit for writing music even though he was deaf but whatever.
Kewl Beans I think if you write music when you're deaf that is more likely to be good mathmatical, theological understanding of wiring notes ( that could never possibly mean anything to a deaf person ) down and sheer bloody good luck. lol
Graeme Pryce well from what i understand he wasn't born deaf so by the time he was he probably had a pretty good idea of what he was doing. still...whenever people have tried combining science and art...shit got a lil weird. xD
This song will always remind me of my online friend Tom from Germany. We were chatting on the daily for years, watching David Blaine parodies without a care in the world. After he went away to some army summer camp (Tom wanted to become an engineer in the army) we lost touch. Tom if by any chance you ever see this message, hit me up. Miss you buddy, hope you are doing well.
I guess in the US haha. But on the Balkans however... I guess all countries have that rose tinted time period. That is also different from person to person.
Who remembers being in their early twenties and hearing this song for the first time?? And all the memories since then when hearing this song?? Oh the nostalgia!!❤❤❤😊
that is because the corporate media that time helps out real musicians. unlike today, many real young musicians never get the moment to shine on mainstream. worst is, some of them ends up being bedroom musicians
2:40 am on a random 2024 morning and the music I seem to always go back to was late 90s/early 2000. My life wasn’t great but boy I miss it. It isn't friends I miss or relationships, I just miss who I was then. My early adult years full of responsibilities but different responsibilities. I had so much to look for then, a different future and life I imagined. I miss that hope I had.
I share the same feeling but mine is in the late 2000s. At that time, my biggest responsibilities were trying to stay in school, trying to get laid and just experiencing the wonderful things that life could offer. Looking at myself back then, I was broke but thought I could be anything. Now, I am stable but so jaded. However, there's still one dream I'm trying to reach.
I remember watching this music video early in the morning on MTV, I was a young girl and I was crazy about this song! It's sad how fast time passes. Happy new year everyone ♥️
Underneath the catchy tunes and riffs, the lyrics of this song still hit hard today. A story of heartbreak and trying to reconcile, but finding out the other side is reluctant to want to.
@@bladerunner6 ya damn man maybe we should go back to a time before women had the choice to also have a say in relationships too bad she's also a conscious being with her own thoughts and feelings that may not line up with those of a random dumbass off the streets /s, because I know for a fact this belief is disturbingly prevalent
Song came out in 1993. LA riots happened in 1992 after Rodney King was murdered. Gang violence was at an all time high. It was just the tail end of the Gulf War. AIDS and crack epidemics were peaking, along with teen suicide. It wasn't exactly a chill era in the country.
20 years later and it's just as great. People make fun of "one hit wonders" but these guys captured lightning in a bottle with this song. It will never get old. 20 years from now people will be listening to it. 50 years from now, assuming we are all still here.
You know, that's a good question. Cumulatively are there more one hit wonders than not, meaning they actually produce more and better music than multi hit artists, over time.
My high school British Literature teacher always sang this song, and whenever I listen to it, it reminds me of all the good times I had and how he was a teacher of such high caliber. Thanks, Mr. Lancaster.
The 90's was my happiest decade. I listened to mostly older music at the time, so I don't have a lot of musical nostalgia from the era, which is tragic. This is one of about 10-12 songs that broke through my narrow focus at the time. It's precious to me.
I love how the 90's had videos of artists just singing and walking down the streets of NY. There was something so authentic about it. No sex, money, cars, alcohol or drugs. The ordinary people were your entertainment.
There were music videos all throughout the 70's 80's 90's that seemed larger-than-life and weren't purely performance videos. The 90's wsa the era of Ghetto Fabulous p.diddy/notorious B.I.G. mini-movie videos. These comments r dumb.
This song reminds me exactly of how it was to be 10! When this song came out I would obsessively listen for it to come onto the radio so I could tape it. I kept getting parts of it but not the entire thing, or the DJ would talk over the end of it. So amazing how easy it is to listen to nearly any song these days.
I totally agree. I’m turning 35 in a couple of days, and can’t believe how much things have changed since I was a kid. It was a much simpler time then..
@@johnhamburger6671 Every decade year month day has its own tragedy arround the globe , what is your point? Things were much simpler back in 1995 that what he said.
As a child of the late '2000s I have no idea why I was surprised that this was a '90s song. Honestly, when it comes to music, sometimes I feel like I missed out on the golden era.
The effects you're hearing are a delay combined with reverb on a clean guitar tone. You can see some Fender amplifiers in the background when they're in the park. Those are famous for their perfect clean tones. Combine that with a nice hollow-body guitar, and you get this love end-result.
The guitar in the video looks like a Gretsch, but that sound is definitely a Fender Strat through a Fender Twin Reverb. Get your hands on those and you've got the greatest guitar tone ever 🙂
its funny how almost every time you think of something to comment you can find someone else or many others that have said the same thing. i love how music evokes such vivid emotions in all of us, no matter what walk of life we come from
This song just randomly popped into my head this morning while I was in the shower. I still remember all the words to it and I haven’t listened to it in years, so I just had to listen to the actual song. This is and always will be one of my favorites. ^__^ 💜💜
When I was reading this, all I could think was "finally, someone who showers AFTER sleeping!" If you shower before bed, you're just gonna sweat in your sleep and also get bed head lol
@@Just_Some_Yonko_With_A_Beard lol I get showering after a long day if you feel like you need to do it, but yeah, I totally agree. You’ll just end up sweating in your sleep and needing a shower the next day anyway, so why not just wait til the next day in the first place, right?
Breakfast at Tiffany's is always a morning or night music delight - the breakfast itself morning or night would have to be super special to be an equal delight.
Just watched the movie tonight for the millionth time. This song is what introduced me to classic films. I had this album when it came out. Still one of my favorites!
Breakfast At Tiffany’s lyrics: [Verse 1] You say that we've got nothing in common No common ground to start from And we're falling apart You'll say the world has come between us Our lives have come between us Still I know you just don't care [Chorus] And I said "What about Breakfast at Tiffany's?" She said, "I think I remember that film And as I recall, I think we both kinda liked it." And I said "Well, that's one thing we've got." [Verse 2] I see you - the only one who knew me And now your eyes see through me I guess I was wrong So what now? It's plain to see we're over And I hate when things are over When so much is left undone [Chorus] And I said "What about Breakfast at Tiffany's?" She said, "I think I remember that film And as I recall, I think we both kinda liked it." And I said "Well, that's one thing we've got." [Verse 1] You say that we've got nothing in common No common ground to start from And we're falling apart You'll say the world has come between us Our lives have come between us Still I know you just don't care [Chorus] And I said "What about Breakfast at Tiffany's?" She said, "I think I remember that film And as I recall, I think we both kinda liked it." And I said "Well, that's one thing we've got." And I said "What about Breakfast at Tiffany's?" She said, "I think I remember that film And as I recall, I think we both kinda liked it." And I said "Well, that's one thing we've got." And I said "What about Breakfast at Tiffany's?" She said, "I think I remember that film And as I recall, I think we both kinda liked it." And I said "Well, that's one thing we've got."
@@ForwardEarth saves us the effort of having to. Also for people on phones, allows you to look at the lyrics at the same time as the music video. I appreciate the people who do this
I remember seeing them at the Hop in Fort Worth in 1993. There was this drunk girl in the bar who kept yelling out occasionally "DEEP BLUE SOMETHING ROCKS!" What a great era that was for alternative music. It was all just emerging then. I remember the lead singer took off his shirt and the girls loved it. I'm pretty sure they even played this song.
I love this song unlike anything I have ever heard . The drummer does incredible shuffle beats and awesome cymbal crashes . Take it from me because I played for 45 years.
@@pauljordan4452ditto, I don't remember when ppl started saying 1984 in a negative way lol. I prolly watched American pie a 100 times that year just for Nadia's topless scene lol
I can't believe that 20 years have passed since the time this song was released. Man, I have grown old and so have all the 90's people. But I miss those times, the music, the TV, the uncomplicated life along with the unique challenges of that age. I miss my family. Next Song -> The Byrds - Turn, turn, turn
I agree, I miss the playful 90's when bands could sing about light hearted candy in the sky songs. Instead of nowadays when its all bitches, stacks, hoes, parties, drinking and drugs.
Goddamn I completely agree with you... I say almost the same words every day... why life is so complicated these days? I can`t stand no more all the connectivity, downloads, whatsapp groups and facebook feeds, etc... what a crap...
It was shortly after this video that Josh had his accident and woke up convinced the band was called Queens of the Stone Age and had a much louder sound. The other guys tried to tell him it was all in his head, but he wouldn't let it go and eventually they changed the name of the band and started making heavier music hoping it was just a phase. They still silently resent him after 20 years of making heavy rock.
[Verse 1] You say that we've got nothing in common No common ground to start from And we're falling apart You'll say the world has come between us Our lives have come between us Still I know you just don't care [Chorus] And I said "What about Breakfast at Tiffany's?" She said, "I think I remember that film And as I recall, I think we both kinda liked it." And I said "Well, that's one thing we've got." [Verse 2] I see you - the only one who knew me And now your eyes see through me I guess I was wrong So what now? It's plain to see we're over And I hate when things are over When so much is left undone [Chorus] And I said "What about Breakfast at Tiffany's?" She said, "I think I remember that film And as I recall, I think we both kinda liked it." And I said "Well, that's one thing we've got." [Verse 1] You say that we've got nothing in common No common ground to start from And we're falling apart You'll say the world has come between us Our lives have come between us Still I know you just don't care [Chorus] And I said "What about Breakfast at Tiffany's?" She said, "I think I remember that film And as I recall, I think we both kinda liked it." And I said "Well, that's one thing we've got." [Chorus] Ooo, and I said "What about Breakfast at Tiffany's?" She said, "I think I remember that film And as I recall, I think we both kinda liked it." And I said "Well, that's one thing we've got." [Chorus] And I said "What about Breakfast at Tiffany's?" She said, "I think I remember that film And as I recall, I think we both kinda liked it." And I said "Well, that's one thing we've got."
You'll say we've got nothing in common No common ground to start from And we're falling apart You say the world has come between us Our lives have come between us Still I know you just don't care And I said, "What about Breakfast at Tiffany's?" She said, "I think I remember the film And as I recall, I think we both kinda liked it" And I said, "Well, that's the one thing we've got" I see you, the only one who knew me But now your eyes see through me I guess I was wrong So what now? It's plain to see we're over And I hate when things are over When so much is left undone And I said, "What about Breakfast at Tiffany's?" She said, "I think I remember the film And as I recall, I think we both kinda liked it" And I said, "Well, that's the one thing we've got" You say that we've got nothing in common No common ground to start from And we're falling apart You say the world has come between us Our lives have come between us Still I know you just don't care And I said, "What about Breakfast at Tiffany's?" She said, "I think I remember the film And as I recall, I think we both kinda liked it" And I said, "Well, that's the one thing we've got" Ooh, and I said, "What about Breakfast at Tiffany's?" She said, "I think I remember the film And as I recall, I think we both kinda liked it" And I said, "Well, that's the one thing we've got" And I said, "What about Breakfast at Tiffany's?" She said, "I think I remember the film And as I recall, I think we both kinda liked it" And I said, "Well, that's the one thing we've got"
You'll say, that we've got nothing in common No common ground to start from And we're falling apart You'll say, the world has come between us Our lives have come between us Still I know you just don't care And I said "what about breakfast at Tiffany's?" She said "I think I remember the film And as I recall I think we both kinda liked it" And I said "well that's the one thing we've got" I see you, the only one who knew me Now your eyes see through me I guess I was wrong So what now? It's plain to see we're over And I hate when things are over when so much is left undone And I said "what about breakfast at Tiffany's?" She said "I think I remember the film And as I recall I think we both kinda liked it" And I said "well that's the one thing we've got" You'll say, that we've got nothing in common No common ground to start from And we're falling apart You'll say the world has come between us Our lives have come between us Still I know you just don't care And I said "what about breakfast at Tiffany's?" She said "I think I remember the film And as I recall I think we both kinda liked it" And I said "well that's the one thing we've got" Ooh... And I said "what about breakfast at Tiffany's?" She said "I think I remember the film And as I recall I think we both kinda liked it" And I said "well that's the one thing we've got" And I said "what about breakfast at Tiffany's?" She said "I think I remember the film And as I recall I think we both kinda liked it" And I said "well that's the one thing we've got"
This and every other song from the era of the 90's produce a different hormonal rush in my body. It's nostalgia combined with the high spirited existential realm of art, especially music.
Daniel Jay then dont cheap with strippers .!!!.. appreciate your marriage and make more fun and interesting every single day!! and do no leavr your wife for a younger chick.. remember all what u went through with her and how many times she Stand by you? appreciate LOYALTY!!!! .blesses in you marriage ..and great life four u lady..
For the past few weeks I’ve been mentally dead. I listened to This song today and it put a smile on my face and made me nearly cry tears of joy. This song helped temporarily take my pain away. I don’t exactly know why, but this song really touched me.
songs like these always make me wish i was born in 80s, 90s just to live through such iconic songs. it truly seems that 90s were the best years for music and movies.
If I remember correctly, no one gave a shit about this song when it was released. Similar to lesser hit, Dogs Eye View's Everything Falls apart, it was too poppy during those 90s grunge days. My friends at the time ridiculed me for liking it so much.
@@jmorris023 well, it’s similar now. i used to be a die-hard one direction fan and people wished me death because of it… :D that didn’t change my love for them and if i was born during the time this song came out, i know i also wouldn’t care if people disagreed. this song rocks!
@@jmorris023Truthfull as a child of the late 80s and into the 90s.... I hadn't even known the words to this song until I looked it up, now 33 years old commenting from my wife's UA-cam lol. Check me out ThisIsThatGuy
@@JeyIrwinanyway, it was a magical time to be a kid back then.... it was possible for a kid to retain innocence, play outside in low pooulation sub sub urban towns.....
This was mostly shot on the street in 1995 right in front of Tiffany's in New York. -- and I play one of the waiters. Having not seen this in years, I'd forgotten that I turn up at least five times in this: at 1:10, 1:41, 1:44, 2:22 and 2:51. The director didn't really tell us what to do so we all improvised.
So you were the youngest looking waiter, eh? I find it slightly amusing that several of the pedestrians glance at the musicians but none of them stop and stare. I guess it takes more than the odd street scene to jolt New Yorkers out of their blasé attitude. Did the production set up those tables on the street without needing permits?
@Michelle Dawn I'd say they're okay as is the rest of the album besides Breakfast at Tiffany's. It's the best song out of the whole album. That's my bit anyway.
Possibly they did and they just didn’t want the hoopla of fame and perhaps had George Bizets attitude about savages. I wouldn’t blame them. Terrible having to perform in front of beasts who treat you with very little dignity or respect.
Οmg. Life looked so good back then. Sure we/you didn't have the technology we have now, but watching videos, pictures, etc from 40 50 years ago makes me nostalgic in a way. I'm 22 and sometimes I think I was born in the wrong era.
I just love this song, I heard it only last year and fell in love with it. I was a 90s kid and this song just gives me an immediate nostalgia. When you had no smart phones, playing with yo yos, going to blockbuster to watch videos, the library to hang out and borrowing a book at the counter, middle school, actually dressing like a kid, watching 90s kids movies like my girl, home alone, secret garden and listening to 90s songs, like this :) it was the little things that were so exciting.
What happened to that time in the world? The country was united, people were sane. There was no recession, no war, no inflation, no social media. Let that sink in and may it bring you peace ✌️
You’re having a laugh. What about the Yugoslav wars and the impending Asian financial crisis? The year this was in the charts, two men blew up a government building in Oklahoma. Insanity and inflation have always existed.
You mean no war other than in Bosnia, which the US bombed? Inflation was about the same as now. We are not in a recession now either. So sure... all decades have the good and the bad. Best to live in the present, not the past.
In the 90s I was out fighting with Republicans AND Democrats to get gay rights, and watching many gay friends die from AIDS with neither caring. So I guess that was some kind of united? I'll take the world today where at least the Democrats generally support me.
@@dualityofman1253 Care to be specific? "Someday Soon" (Ian Tyson song), also recorded by Judy Collins, Moe Bandy and Suzy Bogguss "Someday Soon" (Natalie Bassingthwaighte song) "Someday Soon", a song by Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young from Looking Forward "Someday Soon", a song by Doves from Some Cities "Someday Soon", a song by Great Big Sea, from Great Big Sea "Someday Soon", a song by Journey from Departure "Someday Soon", a song by KT Tunstall from Drastic Fantastic "Someday Soon", a song by Wilco from Being There "Some Day Soon", a song by Alexi Murdoch from Towards The Sun
So I watched this video a couple of years ago at a restaurant (no audio) and at that moment I thought “that’s a really good looking guitar” (the black Gibson ES-135). Time passed by and a couple of months ago I stumbled upon this same model at eBay, who’s quite rare, never heard of that model before and apparently it never succeeded. But the guitar was at a very affordable price. I didn’t recalled this video right away and the shape is similar to other jazz models like the ES-175. Long story short I bought it, it was in pretty bad shape, polished it, worked on the frets, and since then I been loving this guitar a lot. It’s a dream come true, it can jazz and rock with it’s own flavor. I owe a lot to this old video it took me a while to find it, I didn’t knew who they were or how popular was the song (at least it was not popular in Mexico) but it’s now on my playlist, just because. Not the typical story about this video, right? Cheers to all quarantine folks! Stay safe.
@@ash2roid871 Haha, almost there. If it's calling you, give it a try. There're options right now on Reverb and Ebay and even an Epiphone version, none of them in black and with P90's, but at least you get the closest feeling. Yesterday I spent hours playing it thinking of how lucky still I am, I think the black one is the one that has all the juju, tho. If you wait for the black one, be cautious because it might spell you as well.
+Fahad Riaz Long nights of studying thermodynamics and multi-variable calculus in the 24 hour study room of the library, just to get a high F? You can keep it.
While we all know this song is about a failing romantic relationship, I find that it also fits when your best friend is drifting from you. "I see you, the only one who knew me; and now your eyes see through me. I guess I was wrong."
I guess i wont coming back... Half of the world dont care much about rock or band or lyrical music.. Mumble Hiphop(not a real hiphop) is dominating the music industry
I remember hearing this on the school bus every morning on my way to kindergarten. I can’t imagine today’s radio music makes kids today as happy as this stuff made us.
Nothing wrong with it but of course way too expensive since you're paying for the name, not the food. Tried it once when I was at a convention in NYC so all expenses were on my boss. Can feel nice to pretend you're rich... Now, if you are, you can go whenever you like and mention it to all your friends and acquaintances, especially the snobbish ones ;-)
I remember those precious memories with my best friend who introduce me in this song.. and since then we always playing this song every morning specially when we eating breakfast.. damn.. i missed him because of this song..
Who gives a crap that this band were one hit wonders? This is one of the best songs of the 90's!
Best era of music
99.99 % of all the bands dont even achieve a single hit.
No shame to make millions of people happy for about 30 years by now - and we will listen to his song in another 30 years too.
Based off the comments I've read you're the only one who thinks about that.
@@alfonszitterbacke318I will listen to these songs for the rest of my life until I die. You’re right on that.
there are heaps of good one hits wonders, 50s, 60s,70s, 80s and so on :)
After my parents divorced, there was a big rift within my family and my mum desperately tried to bond with me over this song because we both liked the film. This song ended up being a catalyst for us bonding over old black & white films for many years after. She died 3 years ago and i still see this as 'our' song. Makes me sad hearing it now, but I'm glad it brought us closer all the same.
Such an emotional story. Thank you for sharing this. I love re-visiting tracks like these.
Just watched Breakfast at Tiffany's as it's her birthday today. I think I'll make this an annual tradition.
Thank you for sharing ☺️🥹 I'm happy that you were able to bond with your mum before her passing. ❤️🌹
thanks
Omg😢. Rip to our moms❤❤. Mine passed away last year at 44 and everything reminds me of her
Feeling all bluesy. 90's is calling 😢 who else is feeling it? It is hard to believe that it's almost 3 decades since. "Breakfast at Tiffany's" is a feel good film starring Audrey Hepburn and George Peppard - it is being immortalized in this tune - a song that really captures the zest of it!
For me it's the fact that it's been basically as long from this song coming out as it was from the original movie when this song came out. That's the astounding thing. Time truly flies.
Written by one of the greatest!!! He was a bit crazy, but nailed it at times!
your charm is genuinely irresistible
That's why you ALWAYS have no contact for at least 2 to 4 weeks. Then if you can't be bothered to talk to them you know it's genuine.
You make time for what you want to make time for but you need time to heal your heart first before you contact after a breakup. You might fight the breakup was what you wanted but you was in denial.
Dang that's harsh@@mr.skeleton3190
I cry every time I hear this song. My mom would drive me to school and we would sing along. I miss her.
I also cry every time I hear this song. My late son and I also use to sing it together.
God bless u both have an amazing evening❤❤
Cute memory - every time you hear the song it keeps your mum alive
This is one of those songs that just really makes me miss the '90s. I wanna go back! 😭
90’s music had it’s own distinctive sound. Miss the 90’s Era and the music.
Me too
Same
He's saying he's a kid with a shit home life and all the rich entitled little pricks with money and opportunities and brand new iphones, better run fast, because bullets travel pretty fast. Maybe you should think about that the next time you type in all caps for attention.
@@barrett7893😒 they play this dam song at my job annoying
I remember hearing this on the radio as kid in the 90's.. the 90's had a certain charm about it that I can't put into words.
yeah the 90's were a magical time. DAMN do I miss the 90's! There isn't a single person who was a kid IN the 90's who would disagree. It erks me a bit when people that were born IN the 90's think that they are a 90's kid...You had to be born in the 80's to really have experienced being a 90's kid from start to finish. I wish the world could go back to how it was in the 90's. Yeah, I am a wee bit obsessed lol
I was a teen in the 90s and I miss the 80s-90s
In my case the 2 words would be Yasmine Bleeth 💕💕
@@tyffaneelavely8087 I was born in the 70s and miss both the 80s and 90s. Time flies so fast...
90s was the last great decade. It’s been all down hill since 2001
A gem from the 90s!
There has never been a more English looking and sounding American band. Lovely song.
I just looked up where they were from today. I figured they were either English or maybe Swedish or something. I was definitely surprised they were from Texas.
Everybody wanted to be the next Oasis at this point.
Where do you think Americans are from originally?
You know that us white Americans came from Europe right?
@@SimMaster Britain mainly
I was at that video shoot in New York when we were visiting my aunt (I'm originally from Germany). Was five or six years old at that time. We were sightseeing in New York when streets were blocked since they were shooting the clip there. I vaguely remember watching a bit of it, but completely forgetting about it for 20+ years until it came on in the car the other day and my mum reminded me of it. Now I'm watching this on repeat trying to find out where I had been standing :D
Coole Geschichte ;-)
wow thats amazing! did you find yourself?
Love ittt soo mmmuuucccchhhh
You happy
So cool 😆
This is what's called a flash of genius. Yes, otherwise they were just another band, but at one point in their lives they put together a piece of music that still gets a cheer in almost any pub in the world, and will continue to do so for many years to come. A one hit wonder is too patronizing, so I prefer to call it a flash of genius
+Polpiv4tifish i can dig it. ;)
+Polpiv4tifish Well said man. That is a good way of describing a lot of '1 hit wonders'. :-)
Graeme Pryce
isn't it funny how we've called them "one hit wonders" for decades. at least for me this is the 1st time i've heard someone put it this way instead. beethoven is considered in many circles to be a "musical genius" but how much of the general public know any of his songs, except the 5th symphony? maybe a bad example since we gave him a lot of credit for writing music even though he was deaf but whatever.
Kewl Beans I think if you write music when you're deaf that is more likely to be good mathmatical, theological understanding of wiring notes ( that could never possibly mean anything to a deaf person ) down and sheer bloody good luck. lol
Graeme Pryce
well from what i understand he wasn't born deaf so by the time he was he probably had a pretty good idea of what he was doing. still...whenever people have tried combining science and art...shit got a lil weird. xD
If you're going to be a one hit wonder, then this is how you do it. 2020 and this song still sounds amazing.
Absolutely. A great song.
Vanessa Carlton join the chat
2021
Still sounding just as good here at the end of 2021
Amazing song 🎵 !!!!
26 when this came out. 53 now and still loving this one.
27 years old at the time of leaving this comment
@@thomaslarsen7704 lol
1 year older at the time at 27, and still now. Can’t believe it’s 27 years ago, and still listening to this song.
26 too.
Then I was 1 year when this came out 😮😂
This song will always remind me of my online friend Tom from Germany. We were chatting on the daily for years, watching David Blaine parodies without a care in the world.
After he went away to some army summer camp (Tom wanted to become an engineer in the army) we lost touch.
Tom if by any chance you ever see this message, hit me up. Miss you buddy, hope you are doing well.
I hope that you and Tom have reconnected ❤
I miss the 90s. Back when everything was normal
@Adam Halsey For real. After that the West forgot its purpose and lost direction in a never ending conflict and pointlessness.
I feel this comment deeply
Me too...
90s did feel like a happier time but everything did when you where 10-12
I guess in the US haha. But on the Balkans however... I guess all countries have that rose tinted time period. That is also different from person to person.
Fun fact: when you make an event on google calendar it says something along the lines of "describe the event (eg. Breakfast at Tiffany's)".
+Lethal Pigeon mine says Dinner with Michael, yours is special
Jarred Wise Hah cool
+Lethal Pigeon haha yes
don't trust this mickey rooney fan.
True, haven't used GCalendar in a while though
Who remembers being in their early twenties and hearing this song for the first time?? And all the memories since then when hearing this song?? Oh the nostalgia!!❤❤❤😊
The 90s has so many memorable guitar solos and riffs.
I know right
Very true
Spot on
that is because the corporate media that time helps out real musicians. unlike today, many real young musicians never get the moment to shine on mainstream. worst is, some of them ends up being bedroom musicians
Thank you good sir for this comment. How true it is.
2:40 am on a random 2024 morning and the music I seem to always go back to was late 90s/early 2000. My life wasn’t great but boy I miss it. It isn't friends I miss or relationships, I just miss who I was then. My early adult years full of responsibilities but different responsibilities. I had so much to look for then, a different future and life I imagined. I miss that hope I had.
you'll find that hope again someday. I just know it!
Pick it up, embrace the suckiness. Theres a shoulder to lean on
Same here❤
This hits hard.
I share the same feeling but mine is in the late 2000s. At that time, my biggest responsibilities were trying to stay in school, trying to get laid and just experiencing the wonderful things that life could offer.
Looking at myself back then, I was broke but thought I could be anything. Now, I am stable but so jaded. However, there's still one dream I'm trying to reach.
I remember watching this music video early in the morning on MTV, I was a young girl and I was crazy about this song! It's sad how fast time passes. Happy new year everyone ♥️
The 90's was so much fun. I know what you mean about time. It seemed like it would go on for at least a thousand years.
Just enjoy every moment ..Im 56 and happier now than I ever was
I beleave this song has something about a book I had to read long ago
Another 90's one hit Wonder.
I was in high school when this came out, I graduated 1996. lol
Underneath the catchy tunes and riffs, the lyrics of this song still hit hard today. A story of heartbreak and trying to reconcile, but finding out the other side is reluctant to want to.
it will never change i am afraid
the end is up to your interpretation though
@@bladerunner6 ya damn man maybe we should go back to a time before women had the choice to also have a say in relationships
too bad she's also a conscious being with her own thoughts and feelings that may not line up with those of a random dumbass off the streets
/s, because I know for a fact this belief is disturbingly prevalent
I miss this era. Back when the world was somewhat normal.
Song came out in 1993. LA riots happened in 1992 after Rodney King was murdered. Gang violence was at an all time high. It was just the tail end of the Gulf War. AIDS and crack epidemics were peaking, along with teen suicide. It wasn't exactly a chill era in the country.
@mingleefu This song came out in 1995 not 1993, what kind of WOKE LIBERAL are you? You can't even get simple information correct 🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡
@@mingleefu Rodney King died in 2012 :D
@@mingleefuEverything you noted has been amplified. The difference is that the media covered it. That is part of normal.
Jesus can bring you peace. Accept Him and truly know hope and love.
20 years later and it's just as great. People make fun of "one hit wonders" but these guys captured lightning in a bottle with this song. It will never get old. 20 years from now people will be listening to it. 50 years from now, assuming we are all still here.
You know, that's a good question. Cumulatively are there more one hit wonders than not, meaning they actually produce more and better music than multi hit artists, over time.
The only thing that would make this even more '90's is for the cast of Friends to walk by in the background. Great song!
what when?
Caitlin Burrows They didn't. He didn't say they did. He said that's the only thing that would make it more 90s.
@@jackass123491 what a dummy am i right smh
@Gaming York sorry
That would've been amazing haha
Thank you Deep Blue Something for this musical gem. You are one of my most favourite music interpretes.
My high school British Literature teacher always sang this song, and whenever I listen to it, it reminds me of all the good times I had and how he was a teacher of such high caliber. Thanks, Mr. Lancaster.
You’re welcome, Raymond.
My 10th grade math teacher used to sing The Beautiful People by Marilyn Manson. Loved that class.
The 90's was my happiest decade. I listened to mostly older music at the time, so I don't have a lot of musical nostalgia from the era, which is tragic. This is one of about 10-12 songs that broke through my narrow focus at the time. It's precious to me.
So do i.its means you are olso same age with me 45 years old
Hmm I wonder what are the other songs that were able to reach you
@@pesosgouda8223 Hansen Mmmm Bop
@@chesspunk489 haha
you Need jesus
I love how the 90's had videos of artists just singing and walking down the streets of NY. There was something so authentic about it. No sex, money, cars, alcohol or drugs. The ordinary people were your entertainment.
Yeah cause not all music was crppy rap.
There were music videos all throughout the 70's 80's 90's that seemed larger-than-life and weren't purely performance videos. The 90's wsa the era of Ghetto Fabulous p.diddy/notorious B.I.G. mini-movie videos. These comments r dumb.
@Jim AItruist ♥♥
Have you ever seen a Dr Dre music video from this era what the hell are you talking about lol
@@DeviantDeveloper rAp MoRe LIkE cRaP LoL
This song reminds me exactly of how it was to be 10! When this song came out I would obsessively listen for it to come onto the radio so I could tape it. I kept getting parts of it but not the entire thing, or the DJ would talk over the end of it. So amazing how easy it is to listen to nearly any song these days.
25 years later and this song is still amazing.
No it's not
Angrydevotchka stfu why you even here then
@@Greypuppy333 I'm here because this played all the time at the store I worked at and I just wanted to laugh at how bad it is
This song is my drug
you're right
25 years later.... Where did the time go? It freaks me out how different the world is since I first enjoyed this song.....
I totally agree. I’m turning 35 in a couple of days, and can’t believe how much things have changed since I was a kid. It was a much simpler time then..
@@jakesworld2180 changed to the worst, right?
Oh right, 1995 was a totally happy time on this earth. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Srebrenica_massacre
😪
@@johnhamburger6671 Every decade year month day has its own tragedy arround the globe , what is your point? Things were much simpler back in 1995 that what he said.
I am not embarrassed to say that I love this song way more than I should. Great, simple song with a good drive to it.
Love ❤❤❤❤❤❤ this song!
Don't ever be embarrassed to enjoy what ya like as long as ya hurting nobody.
Hope you doing well all who see this
Why be embarrassed?,this is a great song,a feel good song!.John Guinto
This sound is just a great song!
Sang this atta pub in bromsgrove
The place went mental
Xxxxxxxxxxx
And sang along
Xxxxxxxxx
As a child of the late '2000s I have no idea why I was surprised that this was a '90s song. Honestly, when it comes to music, sometimes I feel like I missed out on the golden era.
Sign of a good song that it works in any era.
The sound that black guitar makes during it's solos?
That is (one of) the sounds of the 1990's for me.
Dang...I miss that time.
☮
90’s music had it’s own distinctive sound. Miss the 90’s Era and the music.
The effects you're hearing are a delay combined with reverb on a clean guitar tone. You can see some Fender amplifiers in the background when they're in the park. Those are famous for their perfect clean tones. Combine that with a nice hollow-body guitar, and you get this love end-result.
The guitar in the video looks like a Gretsch, but that sound is definitely a Fender Strat through a Fender Twin Reverb. Get your hands on those and you've got the greatest guitar tone ever 🙂
its funny how almost every time you think of something to comment you can find someone else or many others that have said the same thing. i love how music evokes such vivid emotions in all of us, no matter what walk of life we come from
You lack creativity.
well i dont see anyone puting this. Duck off
This song just randomly popped into my head this morning while I was in the shower. I still remember all the words to it and I haven’t listened to it in years, so I just had to listen to the actual song.
This is and always will be one of my favorites. ^__^ 💜💜
When I was reading this, all I could think was "finally, someone who showers AFTER sleeping!" If you shower before bed, you're just gonna sweat in your sleep and also get bed head lol
@@Just_Some_Yonko_With_A_Beard lol I get showering after a long day if you feel like you need to do it, but yeah, I totally agree. You’ll just end up sweating in your sleep and needing a shower the next day anyway, so why not just wait til the next day in the first place, right?
Same here only it was today lol can’t believe i forgot a gem like this
Breakfast at Tiffany's is always a morning or night music delight - the breakfast itself morning or night would have to be super special to be an equal delight.
Love it when that happens!
There’s just not music like this anymore. This song has stuck with me for decades.
Just watched the movie tonight for the millionth time. This song is what introduced me to classic films. I had this album when it came out. Still one of my favorites!
Breakfast At Tiffany’s lyrics:
[Verse 1]
You say that we've got nothing in common
No common ground to start from
And we're falling apart
You'll say the world has come between us
Our lives have come between us
Still I know you just don't care
[Chorus]
And I said "What about Breakfast at Tiffany's?"
She said, "I think I remember that film
And as I recall, I think we both kinda liked it."
And I said "Well, that's one thing we've got."
[Verse 2]
I see you - the only one who knew me
And now your eyes see through me
I guess I was wrong
So what now? It's plain to see we're over
And I hate when things are over
When so much is left undone
[Chorus]
And I said "What about Breakfast at Tiffany's?"
She said, "I think I remember that film
And as I recall, I think we both kinda liked it."
And I said "Well, that's one thing we've got."
[Verse 1]
You say that we've got nothing in common
No common ground to start from
And we're falling apart
You'll say the world has come between us
Our lives have come between us
Still I know you just don't care
[Chorus]
And I said "What about Breakfast at Tiffany's?"
She said, "I think I remember that film
And as I recall, I think we both kinda liked it."
And I said "Well, that's one thing we've got."
And I said "What about Breakfast at Tiffany's?"
She said, "I think I remember that film
And as I recall, I think we both kinda liked it."
And I said "Well, that's one thing we've got."
And I said "What about Breakfast at Tiffany's?"
She said, "I think I remember that film
And as I recall, I think we both kinda liked it."
And I said "Well, that's one thing we've got."
Thank you.
Why do people do this? We all know how to google.
ok
Given the self-satisfied and protenous nature the film was, might they not have said how they both kind of HATED it?
@@ForwardEarth saves us the effort of having to. Also for people on phones, allows you to look at the lyrics at the same time as the music video. I appreciate the people who do this
I remember seeing them at the Hop in Fort Worth in 1993. There was this drunk girl in the bar who kept yelling out occasionally "DEEP BLUE SOMETHING ROCKS!" What a great era that was for alternative music. It was all just emerging then. I remember the lead singer took off his shirt and the girls loved it. I'm pretty sure they even played this song.
This is the definitive 90s song. Nothing captures the spirit of that time better than this song.
For me it's Semi Charmed Life.
i agree
To me this is one of many '90s songs that defines the decade. Really miss it... 😞😢😭
the theme song from Pete & Pete nailed it (Hey Sandy)
The '90s were the best
I love this song unlike anything I have ever heard . The drummer does incredible shuffle beats and awesome cymbal crashes . Take it from me because I played for 45 years.
I've seen you play the guitar and the flute but NEVER the drums. You're lying
I just wish the bass player would plug his bass in more in this video
Well said!
@@mloftin6472 it's a brilliant sound, pity it isn't longer
yeah he really breaks it down
Ein One-Hit-Wonder reicht aus, wenn das Lied dermaßen gut ist, dass es nach fast 30 Jahren immer noch gehört wird und im Radio läuft. ❤
I don’t appreciate that sort of language
Use a translator.
und nur 3 Akkorde ;-) ... da waer sogar Nirvana neidisch ;-)
The song to play when you're world falls to pieces...you'll instantly feel better about it....😎❤️
Born in the 80s, grew up in the 90s!
Same. 15 in 1999.
13 in 1999
Same here born in ‘86 raised on both Fox Kids and Disney Afternoon and early Renaissance(Litle Mermaid to 🦁 👑)
@@tymotekaitis3872 Born in the mid 60s never grew up
@@pauljordan4452ditto, I don't remember when ppl started saying 1984 in a negative way lol. I prolly watched American pie a 100 times that year just for Nadia's topless scene lol
Whether or not they had anything else, they had everything with this song. It will never get old and it will always spark a memory somewhere.
I think it will all fade away,
I can't believe that 20 years have passed since the time this song was released. Man, I have grown old and so have all the 90's people. But I miss those times, the music, the TV, the uncomplicated life along with the unique challenges of that age. I miss my family.
Next Song -> The Byrds - Turn, turn, turn
I agree, I miss the playful 90's when bands could sing about light hearted candy in the sky songs. Instead of nowadays when its all bitches, stacks, hoes, parties, drinking and drugs.
I hear you on that
Less fear. G.W.Bush destroyed the spirit of America.
Goddamn I completely agree with you... I say almost the same words every day... why life is so complicated these days? I can`t stand no more all the connectivity, downloads, whatsapp groups and facebook feeds, etc... what a crap...
***** Everything is generic it seems besides the music. No spirit or soul.
It was shortly after this video that Josh had his accident and woke up convinced the band was called Queens of the Stone Age and had a much louder sound. The other guys tried to tell him it was all in his head, but he wouldn't let it go and eventually they changed the name of the band and started making heavier music hoping it was just a phase.
They still silently resent him after 20 years of making heavy rock.
+Rob Fraser, best comment of 2016
Hahaha that was fucking great man
wait what the fuck, so deep blue something and Kyuss formed Queens of the stone age?
thanks god he had this accident !!!
in one of the outtakes for this video, nick oliveri smacks the fake audrey hepburn upside the head with his bass
Its March 2024, let's see how many legends are listening to this incredible song💖
hey yo! this song never gets old tho
I was here
Hiiii
I over here 💃🏽🎶
👋😎
Anyone else on a 90s band binge....?
yes. all the yes.
they you find a live video from spin doctors in 2015 and you cringe. and cringe some more.
hahahaha i am
Sadly.
that's me tonight haha
me 😩
The drummer does incredible shuffle beats and awesome cymbal crashes . Take it from me cause I played for over 43 years.
“They’ve got no hits.”
And I said, “What about Breakfast at Tiffany’s?”
LOL NICE
So cool 😂🎉❤
"Well, that's... the one hit they got." :T
God look how clean everything was back then. City is like a ghetto now. What did we allow to happen to our culture and way of life.
Republicans were running New York City in the '90s and 2000s. The Democrats took back power in the 2010s and here we are now.
NYC, LA and different parts of America look horrible in some old films compared to now.
[Verse 1]
You say that we've got nothing in common
No common ground to start from
And we're falling apart
You'll say the world has come between us
Our lives have come between us
Still I know you just don't care
[Chorus]
And I said "What about Breakfast at Tiffany's?"
She said, "I think I remember that film
And as I recall, I think we both kinda liked it."
And I said "Well, that's one thing we've got."
[Verse 2]
I see you - the only one who knew me
And now your eyes see through me
I guess I was wrong
So what now? It's plain to see we're over
And I hate when things are over
When so much is left undone
[Chorus]
And I said "What about Breakfast at Tiffany's?"
She said, "I think I remember that film
And as I recall, I think we both kinda liked it."
And I said "Well, that's one thing we've got."
[Verse 1]
You say that we've got nothing in common
No common ground to start from
And we're falling apart
You'll say the world has come between us
Our lives have come between us
Still I know you just don't care
[Chorus]
And I said "What about Breakfast at Tiffany's?"
She said, "I think I remember that film
And as I recall, I think we both kinda liked it."
And I said "Well, that's one thing we've got."
[Chorus]
Ooo, and I said "What about Breakfast at Tiffany's?"
She said, "I think I remember that film
And as I recall, I think we both kinda liked it."
And I said "Well, that's one thing we've got."
[Chorus]
And I said "What about Breakfast at Tiffany's?"
She said, "I think I remember that film
And as I recall, I think we both kinda liked it."
And I said "Well, that's one thing we've got."
Thank you sir. Still rocking this
@@donaldbarton6701 Same here Sir.
Noice. Think I do have this one mostly memorized, but doesn't hurt to read from this
You'll say we've got nothing in common
No common ground to start from
And we're falling apart
You say the world has come between us
Our lives have come between us
Still I know you just don't care
And I said, "What about Breakfast at Tiffany's?"
She said, "I think I remember the film
And as I recall, I think we both kinda liked it"
And I said, "Well, that's the one thing we've got"
I see you, the only one who knew me
But now your eyes see through me
I guess I was wrong
So what now? It's plain to see we're over
And I hate when things are over
When so much is left undone
And I said, "What about Breakfast at Tiffany's?"
She said, "I think I remember the film
And as I recall, I think we both kinda liked it"
And I said, "Well, that's the one thing we've got"
You say that we've got nothing in common
No common ground to start from
And we're falling apart
You say the world has come between us
Our lives have come between us
Still I know you just don't care
And I said, "What about Breakfast at Tiffany's?"
She said, "I think I remember the film
And as I recall, I think we both kinda liked it"
And I said, "Well, that's the one thing we've got"
Ooh, and I said, "What about Breakfast at Tiffany's?"
She said, "I think I remember the film
And as I recall, I think we both kinda liked it"
And I said, "Well, that's the one thing we've got"
And I said, "What about Breakfast at Tiffany's?"
She said, "I think I remember the film
And as I recall, I think we both kinda liked it"
And I said, "Well, that's the one thing we've got"
Comments with lyrics should be#1
Thanks
You'll say, that we've got nothing in common
No common ground to start from
And we're falling apart
You'll say, the world has come between us
Our lives have come between us
Still I know you just don't care
And I said "what about breakfast at Tiffany's?"
She said "I think I remember the film
And as I recall I think we both kinda liked it"
And I said "well that's the one thing we've got"
I see you, the only one who knew me
Now your eyes see through me
I guess I was wrong
So what now? It's plain to see we're over
And I hate when things are over
when so much is left undone
And I said "what about breakfast at Tiffany's?"
She said "I think I remember the film
And as I recall I think we both kinda liked it"
And I said "well that's the one thing we've got"
You'll say, that we've got nothing in common
No common ground to start from
And we're falling apart
You'll say the world has come between us
Our lives have come between us
Still I know you just don't care
And I said "what about breakfast at Tiffany's?"
She said "I think I remember the film
And as I recall I think we both kinda liked it"
And I said "well that's the one thing we've got"
Ooh...
And I said "what about breakfast at Tiffany's?"
She said "I think I remember the film
And as I recall I think we both kinda liked it"
And I said "well that's the one thing we've got"
And
I said "what about breakfast at Tiffany's?"
She said "I think I remember the film
And as I recall I think we both kinda liked it"
And I said "well that's the one thing we've got"
Thanks😁
M on
What am I write to???
Thank you
Have a great week Aug 2020
2024 and I am still here.❤
This and every other song from the era of the 90's produce a different hormonal rush in my body. It's nostalgia combined with the high spirited existential realm of art, especially music.
What a classic man... simply one of the most iconic songs ever imo
I miss the 90's! The best decade in history.
90s was the best
80s and 90s will forever be the best
What an amazing piece of music. Still gives goosebumps and stirs the soul. Sublime.
The song that makes me remember the best girl friend. Married her 23 years ago and still married.
Daniel Jay then dont cheap with strippers .!!!.. appreciate your marriage and make more fun and interesting every single day!! and do no leavr your wife for a younger chick.. remember all what u went through with her and how many times she Stand by you? appreciate LOYALTY!!!! .blesses in you marriage ..and great life four u lady..
Lucky Chap! Way to go!
What about girlfriends #2 and #3? Still think about them from time to time?
Aww I wish we all be happy like that. Cheers to you and your wife.
Congrats! I have finally met the love if my life.
This was out when I was 18, thank you god for such a long life. I will never take anything for granted.
For the past few weeks I’ve been mentally dead. I listened to This song today and it put a smile on my face and made me nearly cry tears of joy. This song helped temporarily take my pain away. I don’t exactly know why, but this song really touched me.
A reminder of easier times, perhaps? This song does it for me.
@@christopherstory8361 u know what’s funny? Now this song just haunts me and makes me sob depressingly
@@masonf7332 everything ok mate? Wanna talk about it?
@@masonf7332 Hey you doing alright? Times are tough, ey? I hope thing arent too bad for you
May 18th, 2024 listening from Kenya. In the 90s music was real music with a message. Just found myself recollecting 90s classics.
Man, anybody ever hear this album? It was incredible. I ended up getting it because of the B-side to this single, "A Water Prayer".
Noice
it was a great album
@@moonylove72 0 lol ppl ll0 pop p
water player is a amazing song, song to make love too, josey and not less highlighted "Halo" this album is great
I bought it the day it was released! Great album!
songs like these always make me wish i was born in 80s, 90s just to live through such iconic songs. it truly seems that 90s were the best years for music and movies.
If I remember correctly, no one gave a shit about this song when it was released. Similar to lesser hit, Dogs Eye View's Everything Falls apart, it was too poppy during those 90s grunge days. My friends at the time ridiculed me for liking it so much.
@@jmorris023 well, it’s similar now. i used to be a die-hard one direction fan and people wished me death because of it… :D that didn’t change my love for them and if i was born during the time this song came out, i know i also wouldn’t care if people disagreed. this song rocks!
@@jmorris023Truthfull as a child of the late 80s and into the 90s.... I hadn't even known the words to this song until I looked it up, now 33 years old commenting from my wife's UA-cam lol.
Check me out ThisIsThatGuy
@@JeyIrwinanyway, it was a magical time to be a kid back then.... it was possible for a kid to retain innocence, play outside in low pooulation sub sub urban towns.....
Born in 89 an it was a great decade I smile when I hear these songs 😊
This was mostly shot on the street in 1995 right in front of Tiffany's in New York. -- and I play one of the waiters. Having not seen this in years, I'd forgotten that I turn up at least five times in this: at 1:10, 1:41, 1:44, 2:22 and 2:51. The director didn't really tell us what to do so we all improvised.
So you were the youngest looking waiter, eh? I find it slightly amusing that several of the pedestrians glance at the musicians but none of them stop and stare. I guess it takes more than the odd street scene to jolt New Yorkers out of their blasé attitude. Did the production set up those tables on the street without needing permits?
BeachBumRAP
Even as the youngest one, he's now 20 years older since.. so likely 40-something today. Still, cool memory to share.
Thats amazing! You're so lucky to have that memory
You lucky guy
That's awesome 🙌
I still remember the days i used to wait for this song to pop out on vh1 classic n z trendz. Still one of my fav song with fav guitar solo 🤌🏻
This is the song and music video of my entire existence. Like, when I die, just play THIS.
A fantastic song,it’s a shame they didn’t have more hits.
I've heard the rest of the album. There's a good reason.
@@patricklink8527 What do you mean? Halo and Josey are great songs.
@Michelle Dawn I'd say they're okay as is the rest of the album besides Breakfast at Tiffany's. It's the best song out of the whole album. That's my bit anyway.
Might be fitting?
Possibly they did and they just didn’t want the hoopla of fame and perhaps had George Bizets attitude about savages. I wouldn’t blame them. Terrible having to perform in front of beasts who treat you with very little dignity or respect.
Οmg. Life looked so good back then. Sure we/you didn't have the technology we have now, but watching videos, pictures, etc from 40 50 years ago makes me nostalgic in a way. I'm 22 and sometimes I think I was born in the wrong era.
Definitely feel the same way as you
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Someone in 2024? 😍 This one doesn’t get old!
Never does. 90s rocks.
Timeless classic
Right?!
Love this sh*t ♧◇♤♡
Music never gets old only people who are listening. Enjoy your music.
I just love this song, I heard it only last year and fell in love with it. I was a 90s kid and this song just gives me an immediate nostalgia. When you had no smart phones, playing with yo yos, going to blockbuster to watch videos, the library to hang out and borrowing a book at the counter, middle school, actually dressing like a kid, watching 90s kids movies like my girl, home alone, secret garden and listening to 90s songs, like this :) it was the little things that were so exciting.
This song will live through the times, it's a great song with good lyrics and vocals
What happened to that time in the world? The country was united, people were sane. There was no recession, no war, no inflation, no social media. Let that sink in and may it bring you peace ✌️
You’re having a laugh. What about the Yugoslav wars and the impending Asian financial crisis? The year this was in the charts, two men blew up a government building in Oklahoma.
Insanity and inflation have always existed.
You mean no war other than in Bosnia, which the US bombed? Inflation was about the same as now. We are not in a recession now either. So sure... all decades have the good and the bad. Best to live in the present, not the past.
In the 90s I was out fighting with Republicans AND Democrats to get gay rights, and watching many gay friends die from AIDS with neither caring. So I guess that was some kind of united? I'll take the world today where at least the Democrats generally support me.
@@MM-vs5ejlisten to the song Someday Soon
@@dualityofman1253 Care to be specific?
"Someday Soon" (Ian Tyson song), also recorded by Judy Collins, Moe Bandy and Suzy Bogguss
"Someday Soon" (Natalie Bassingthwaighte song)
"Someday Soon", a song by Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young from Looking Forward
"Someday Soon", a song by Doves from Some Cities
"Someday Soon", a song by Great Big Sea, from Great Big Sea
"Someday Soon", a song by Journey from Departure
"Someday Soon", a song by KT Tunstall from Drastic Fantastic
"Someday Soon", a song by Wilco from Being There
"Some Day Soon", a song by Alexi Murdoch from Towards The Sun
Those were much much simpler times
yes, very simple times, 3 chords was all they needs. best 3 chord song out there ;-)
Everytime I hear this song it's like going back in time.... Sooo much nostalgia
So I watched this video a couple of years ago at a restaurant (no audio) and at that moment I thought “that’s a really good looking guitar” (the black Gibson ES-135). Time passed by and a couple of months ago I stumbled upon this same model at eBay, who’s quite rare, never heard of that model before and apparently it never succeeded. But the guitar was at a very affordable price. I didn’t recalled this video right away and the shape is similar to other jazz models like the ES-175. Long story short I bought it, it was in pretty bad shape, polished it, worked on the frets, and since then I been loving this guitar a lot. It’s a dream come true, it can jazz and rock with it’s own flavor. I owe a lot to this old video it took me a while to find it, I didn’t knew who they were or how popular was the song (at least it was not popular in Mexico) but it’s now on my playlist, just because.
Not the typical story about this video, right?
Cheers to all quarantine folks! Stay safe.
I'm so glad you know what that guitar is, I always thought it was a hollow-bodied Ibanez variant. I've always wanted it too!
@@ash2roid871 Haha, almost there. If it's calling you, give it a try. There're options right now on Reverb and Ebay and even an Epiphone version, none of them in black and with P90's, but at least you get the closest feeling. Yesterday I spent hours playing it thinking of how lucky still I am, I think the black one is the one that has all the juju, tho. If you wait for the black one, be cautious because it might spell you as well.
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those guitar solo riffs are best thing about the tune, pure class!
Now THIS takes me back….
ahhhh....middle school days when this was the number one song in the country. good good times :)
aah the good ol' 90s where homework was the only stress in life... i miss that now!
true.
+Fahad Riaz Long nights of studying thermodynamics and multi-variable calculus in the 24 hour study room of the library, just to get a high F? You can keep it.
+Fahad Riaz Miss that feeling too!!
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+Fahad Riaz Yes! Spot on!
I want this America back.
Same! I miss the 90s
Anyone with intelligence does, but the media icreated this horrible mess.
More like the powerful ones created this mess through media (and other such tools).
Me too🙋♀️
Every generation says that
yeah! july, 2024 still listening, the great one hit- wonder.
BREKFAST at tiffany's
+Phillip H Anselmo BEKFAST
+Cassandra Campbell BEKFAT
+Phillip H Anselmo
bekfast!
+rud beus Sorry they closed in the 90's
+rud beus Sorry they closed in the 90's
This is a good song. can't explain why. you either feel it. or you don't.
I feeel it. ❤
Definitely feel it!
While we all know this song is about a failing romantic relationship, I find that it also fits when your best friend is drifting from you. "I see you, the only one who knew me;
and now your eyes see through me. I guess I was wrong."
I’d never read it that way but that’s a really good interpretation!
Truth Is that this remain a wonderful and powerful Song . A masterpiece
New York at the 90's... Remembering me Friends. The time runs so fast...
Charles Castro Me too
A very simple song yet somehow one of my all time favorites.
Hello, 90’s music...please come back!! 🙏
Its here were listening to it
Thev90s were great! No question.
I kind of like multiple decades. I can't pick just one. Might press the magic button for Led Zeppelin's heyday to return.
I guess i wont coming back...
Half of the world dont care much about rock or band or lyrical music.. Mumble Hiphop(not a real hiphop) is dominating the music industry
One of the songs that I never get bored of. From time to time, years after years, I always listen to this song.
Same.
used to love this song back in the day and used to listen to it all the time, but then forgot all about it till now 20 years later
thank u u tube
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I remember hearing this on the school bus every morning on my way to kindergarten. I can’t imagine today’s radio music makes kids today as happy as this stuff made us.
That's because today's music is all about grooming children for men in dresses.
@@charlottecorday8494 Is that proven, or is that your own personal guess?
@@charlottecorday8494 Is there proof that it's all about that?
Miss growing up in the 90s good times
Without the internet insta fb youtube ? When you had to go at the mudic store to ask for the lalala song you just heard at the radio, really 😂?
Maybe you miss your youth years but not the 90' ?
@MsAlien187 if you grew up in the 90's you will have nostalgia for it, the economy was very geared towards children
This is one of those songs that randomly pops out in your head when you grew up with 90's MTV.
Waiting to take a bit of myselves
Yeah I watched it on Rage Rage Rage
I wonder what it's like to have breakfast at Tiffany's
Well I heard the pancakes are shit.
She does have a pentagram carved into her table though
you shoud check at ua-cam.com/video/w6Q3mHyzn78/v-deo.html it's Tiffany's VEVO :-)
Nothing wrong with it but of course way too expensive since you're paying for the name, not the food.
Tried it once when I was at a convention in NYC so all expenses were on my boss.
Can feel nice to pretend you're rich...
Now, if you are, you can go whenever you like and mention it to all your friends and acquaintances, especially the snobbish ones ;-)
To much money for there foods. Sorry guys how it. Is 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I saw them at a club on New Years Eve in Grand Prairie, Texas not long after this song was released. Such a great show, they were a wonderful band.
Oh man the nostalgia hits hard with this one!
I remember those precious memories with my best friend who introduce me in this song.. and since then we always playing this song every morning specially when we eating breakfast.. damn.. i missed him because of this song..