best part of this moment, all unrehearsed - they flew out the night before, got hammered and had to get up to make a video- scooters - regardless, the improv of what to do and just make it work, Gen X, thats how we do it
Same. We were the last of Gen X. Saw the end of the landline, the beginning of the internet, the ridiculous idea that the boomers had something to sell out from, and aghast at the protective bubbles in which the fragile millenials were placed.
'83 here, graduated in 2001. This song takes me back to that beautiful end of the 90s where my summers were spent hanging out at the local waterpark in the blazing hot summer sun, laying on an innertube, listening to the 90s jams pumping out of the nearby speakers with not another single care in the entire world other than THAT moment right there. It feels like absolute bliss now.
Ugh. This song is so bitter sweet. It was the end of a beautiful time. Who could have possibly imagined what was about to happen. Long live the good ole days
This was my brother's favourite song. We used to listen to it all the time. He sadly left us a few years back. He had a brain condition. He stayed really cheerful up to the end and said he didn't want anyone to be sad, but just to remember all the good times we had together. Miss you every day bro.
Lol this song and Lief Garrett’s “I was made for dancing” are the 2 songs I love that I hope I never get caught listening to by my friends because the teasing would be never ending.
Born in 78. The 90’s and early 2000’s were great. No cellphones all over the place. No social media. You would just roll up to someone’s house to see if they were there. I wish I knew then, how special those times were.
@@kieranmckenna850 Optimistic in the 90s? Ha! We had a global recession then, it was hard to find jobs, those were dark times. Honestly the 90s weren't very different to now except the internet was in its infancy and pop music wasn't dominated by Taylor whatshername and others like her where all their stuff is all written by committee and computer programs.
The story behind this music video is amazing. So these guys went knowing that they were one hit wonders at best. So they took all the funding for the video and convinced the producers to pretty much pay for their vacation and they just filmed the trip lmao. Brilliant overall.
I never new this information! Thanks for the trivia..here is one for ya..did you know that that cute chick is actually the lead singers Sister,.kinda interesting
No cell phones No social FB, no insta, no tik tok Just good fun, good music, good friends So lucky i was born in the 80s and have lived these good old times.
I can totally identify with that. I don’t know if this song was released during the summer, but that was the first time that I heard that song, it was a summer in the 90s and my friends and I were heading to the beach. It was the perfect setting for that song…
@@anjoLas very true. I feel kind of sad for this younger generation, there’s very little creativity in their music. Lots of current artists have jaded lyrics, their approach to life is so different. Yes, we were lucky, my friend!
My mom just passed from cancer and this was the first thing she asked me to look up on UA-cam when it was in its infancy. She wanted me to find this song because when I was little and it came on the radio I guess it was my favorite song. She just wanted to hear the song that put a smile on her face when watching me as a kid. ❤ Miss her alot. Edit: Thank you to all who took the time to read and leave a comment. It all means a lot to me. Bless you all.
Sorry about your Mom. Great song to have a happy memory w/ your Mom. As my son and I have always loved this song and still do!! ❤️.... May she R.I.P....
This song came out the month I started going out with my wife back in high school. Each time I listen to it it gives me chills. I remember first falling in love and hearing this on TRL on MTV.
I am 35, I haven't heard this song in 15 years. I started dancing around my kitchen doing my dishes to this. Made me feel like a kid again, thanks! Big smile on my face.
The 1980s was the end of the fun and innocent era because in the 90s school shootings started. It started with the columbine high school massacre and then continued on. We had the Rodney King riots in Los Angeles, grunge music glorifying mental illness and suicide. We had musician over dosing and literally committing suicide also gangster rap glorifying murder rape and prostitution (pimping) Rap artists killing each other because of the West coast East coast rivalry that killed 2 pac and biggie smalls. America in the 1990s became a violent place
I was just weeping at the Sting -Feilds Of Gold mv. It's kind of prophetic.....it really was like a last great gasp. Like Hunter S. When he talks about the great wave that crested and fell back. I truly doubt it will crest again.
I was born in 1990 and by the time 2000 came rolling in, I was used to certain kinds of values and now in the year 2021 im suffering greatly beacuse of it.
Yup you're right I graduated 01 just keep in mind it's an election year and Dems are gonna make things seem bannana bonkers thru 11/4.... It's just gonna get crazier. Hang tough
Life was amazing being born in the 80's, then living the 90's and the 2000's. This song used to be on the radio all the time, total feel good tune. I miss these days tremendously.
This song was on the radio a lot on my way to comfort my 5 month nephew battling Non-Hodgkins Lymphoma. He died 1 month short of his first birthday. My Sunshine was stolen, but I will get it back in the next life.
@Hellwyck a "one hit wonder" doesn't have to be number one, that's never what that saying meant. So not only did you fail to correct a stranger on the internet, but you failed in your correction. Please reassess yourself before attempting to communicate with other humans. @Annabelle I agree, this song is a bop and always will be.
The next closest thing after that is this comment, because I swear it's posted on every older song lol. Every time I read it, it takes me back to the last video I saw it commented on
Only just heard this for the FIRST time last week (21 August 2024)! It's 25yo and sounds like it made yesterday! Brought a MASSIVE smile to face! Thank you guys!
@@andybrennand1576 damn I was just outta high school ehen this came out. Exactly 10yrs later to the day of it being made was the worst day of my life so far . My wedding anniversary! Damn I could have died happy not knowing that information.. that genuine loser has ruined so many songs 4me. Now he even ruined the one I played on repeat in MY very first car a 97 Mitsubishi Eclipse black and best sound system my tips could buy. My bff crashed it i to s tree bring our designated driver weeks later. 😂. Maybe I'll play it at his funeral so I can dance on his grave. Meanwhile I hope his gf he traded me in for a newer nake and model ( 22yrs younger than him) who he met at our wedding and held her only to hand her to her dad bc she had a soggy pull up. Last just as Long as my first car did. I heard they were asked how they met and they say at A wedding. Its hard to wait for karma sometimes.. Not bitter about it though. 😂..
@@danfarrell1221 it's a unique sound. And I only bought the single. But it was such a vibe driving to lake underage drinking on a boat. 😂 I hope senior citizen old gets better than being in 40s . Ugh
16 Hampton beach strip just got my license and had my my first 3 way w 2 sophomore girls from school at the Driftwood! 🤩 wish I could reverse time and take my son w me to show him what growing up through the 90s was like
I too lost my mum in early Nov, and this song, and others similar, takes me back to those better days of my late teens and early 20s with her. Love and condolences to you friend.
I’m getting to the point where hearing this song and all of the other 90s favorites are bringing tears to my eyes because I wish things were the way they were in ‘98.
Right along with you, bro..born in 1971 here..I was in my twenties when the 90s rolled around. There were lots of different music to choose from. Rap/hip hop, alternative, Pop, trance, R&B, rock, grunge.. so much good music 🎶
Yeah those were the days. I got my first cellphone in 2004. So, early 2000s they weren't the trend yet? Another thing: paper employment applications for jobs and none of this online application bullshit that we know no one really gets hired through
@@TheJohnRage I got my first cell phone in 2008. You didn;t necessarily get hired if you filled out a paper employment application either, though. I remember snail-mailing out lots of resumes, no responses.
I’m 65 years old. This video reminds me of every trip to the beach I took with friends in the 70’s. They captured the sheer fun and innocence. No smoking or drinking or drugs. Just fun. If you close your eyes you can feel the sunshine and smell the saltwater. Perfect.
Lol who can have fun like that WITHOUT being drunk lol that was the 90’s! Day drinking on vacation was the norm! I can remember a trip to Acapulco when I was 13 (about 2003 or so) and my mom gave me some money to buy a couple beers for her, I remember thinking how could they not card me but the guy at the stand saw US dollars and instantly gave me 3 cold brews from a cooler! That was my first beer enjoyed on a sunny beach in Mexico toes in the sand lol I miss those days my mom passed in 2014 never been the same since much like this music its unfortunately a by gone era RIP
This video perfectly captures the essence of the '90s, featuring random yet talented individuals trying to look cool in front of the camera. I mean that in the best way.
So glad I grew up in the 90's ... and everyday that passes I'm a little more grateful for that. What a kick ass time.. wish we could all get back there.
@@mumumeme8496 I said "everyday that passes.. I am a little more grateful for that." I didn't say I tell myself shit. Reading comprehension. Goes a long way.
I had 20 years of this music. I lived through the 80s and the 90s, I definitely didn't miss a million miles of fun. I had a fantastic time thanks. 🎉🎉🎉😊
I would say, the 70's 80's and 90's were the best. What happened? Now, nothing but taylor swift and some rap music. The 90's did have Seinfeld, Frasier and at the end of it, That 70's show, King of the hill, etc
This was a time when us young folks didn't have cell phones, so most of our time was spent figuring out where all our friends were and hoping they would still be there when you got there.
Sometimes I think that artists don’t know what impact their work has on people but this song really got me through some bad times in the summer of ‘99, it may have been a one hit wonder but it made an impact
I’ve always been extremely nostalgic myself but i also always find myself nostalgic about things that were from only a couple of years before any given point. It may sound corny but that made me realize that we shouldn’t take things for granted now, because I’ll always want to go back to it later.
On contrary reminiscing makes me happy. Had a great time in the 90s.... looking forward to my 50s and retiring, it's the present - commuting and working daily that's depressing.....I use the 90s memories to cheer myself up.
Man I remember being a kid listening to this wishing I was an adult. Now as an adult with a teenager of my own I sure wish I could go back to those days. Life goes by so fast.
This is why it's so important to learn to live in the present, otherwise you'll always be wishing for another time. Speaking of the 90's, Cheryl Crowe had a song called "Soak Up The Sun" which has a lyric in it that's apropos: "It's not getting what you want, it's wanting what you got."
My parents used to talk about how great the 60’s & 70’s were and now I can relate being Born in 1980 so grew up 80’s & 90’s two of the best decades. Remember this song like it was yesterday
When life gets tough I go back to this video. Love the song but the footage of them being goofy and free in an airport of all places gives me positive nostalgia and sadness at the same time. We were free and happy and probably naïve but we had childhoods.
The sad truth. We can never go back, but the music lives on as a microcosm of what once was, taunting us as much as comforting us. Gosh, I miss the nineties.
Somehow, 24 years later, this is still possibly the greatest summer song. It is so, so good that every time I hear it I have to stop what I’m doing and listen.
The sound at 0:13 brings me back. My mom used to love this song. She would play it when we drove. She took her life a few years back. This song always reminds me of the good time I had with her. RIP.
Same here but an od. Instantly think of her when song start. And a lot of other bangers. Use to think of it as a curse that made life worse but then realized was awesome to have a cultured mom, but drugs and depression are definitely a curse tho lol
What I love about old music is people who weren't necessarily models were making hit music. The people in this video look like a regular crowd on a good day out. Most videos now have all the mega attractive fairly unrelatable crowd. This feels so much more natural!
It was the trend of using high contrast coloring in music videos, and Specifically Music videos, from around 1997 to around 2004. It's super obvious in music videos that use movie clips
this song reminds me of my niece. She was a premie baby and they said she might not make it... I would visit her everyday after summer school and this song would play on the radio. She graduated HS this May :)
It's: "And of course you can't become, if you only say what you would've done." You're right that it's a good line. I wonder if you actually know why tho.. jk 90s love peace out X
"My sticky paws were into making straws out of big fat slurpy treats, incredible eight foot heap" Yes, whoever wrote these lyrics is Shakespeare reborn
All three you listed were created by the very government that pretends to protect us from these things lmao.. Bring back the 90s please.. Im not liking the world my baby girl has to grow up in.. Fucking cardi b and mumble rap on every street corner and radio station not to mention 📺.. Our world has become poisoned to the core.. Teach your children about love and truth.. Hope life treats you well my friend.. Be safe and be humble!!
Staying up late on school nights/weekends, and watching videos on VH1 and MTV. Seeing this pop up, then "You Get What You Give" right after. Man the good ol days where anyone could just enjoy songs.
I'm only in my 30s and I already feel intense nostalgia for the 90s. Before the Internet. I'm starting to understand how technological advancements have a price.
I'm scraping 40 now. People kind of glorify the 90s, but there was a lot about it that sucked and in a lot of ways it was a harder time. But honestly the current era is so toxic, self absorbed yet self hating, and pessimistic that the 90s seem amazing in comparison.
@@doc_sav I agree that no era was perfect, and honestly I don't know if I'd want to live in the '90s compared to my life now. But I wish I could vacation there for just a month and enjoy the slow pace
Say what ya'll want about this tune, but this song was HUGE in its day. And will still be played on the airwaves long after your and my ass has left this Earth. Certain songs will stand the test of time and this will be one people.
Yeah, this was overplayed on the radio at the time and I preferred their rock grunge sound in their song Candypop better, but now this song is pure nostalgia and warm sunshine :)
@@JR-vr2pz I think part of it is because so much music now is layers deep in irony and self-awareness, and this is just straight up earnest about itself. Plus, the melody and beat aren't too distinctly "90's", so it has a little timeless quality
This song. Never Ever Ever Gets old. Long live spring break '99! Read a description about how this group came together some time ago. The sister almost didn't record with them and one of the guys too. Glad they made this.
I was a Metal head punk kid then i met this girl and we were out in my car and she goes this is what i listen to and put the CD in and this poppy number is playing and shes singing all the parts that girl sings along with the chorus and im watching her blond hair in the wind as she sings with a voice of a angel dam i got the coolest girl in world and life is pretty fucking good lol wonder whats she up to these days lol
I liked this girl I worked with and I remember her saying she liked this song, so I wanted to surprise her with the cd for her bday. I didn't know the groups name though so I sang the song to the Best Buy guy and luckily he knew who I was talking about. She was so happy and laughed when I told her how I got it and became my girlfriend that summer. This song will always remind me of her.
It's easy to get caught up in the idea that things were better "back then," but the truth is, we can often revive the qualities we miss by making conscious choices.
It's always been imploding. People these days are just overly sensitive snowflakes. Sh!t was a lot more tense during the peak of the cold war. My mother used to have nightmares about being incinerated in nuclear fire, mainly because it was a real possibility back then.
Well definitely being able to walk up to the airline gate and welcome your friends as they got off the planes in retrospect was a nice freedom we took for granted.
I'm 52 now. I listened to this song on the way down to Florida. I just found out they're Canadian like me. The sister in the band wears purple tinted glasses and looks identical to my aunt from back when she was married. Adds more to my love of this song.
Man do I miss the late 90s. 1998 i was 18. Being a teen in the 90s was awesome! No worries, no cell phones, no social media. Friends, parties, music and movies. Man do i miss the closeness. Especially calling each other on actual phones and talking for hours. Today's world is falling apart and it does not even resemble anything back then. Sad really.
I got my first cell phone in 1993 While in high school. A motorola ultra lite or something like that. The grey one with flip bottom. I was one of the only ones in school to have one so was useless as I could only really phone my folks lol
I have no idea why I randomly remembered this song today. Glad I looked it up. I remember hearing this in high school and thinking the girl had such a sexy voice.
Knock knock. Who's there? Doctor. DOCTOR WHO Well, I need to find that video. Has it been proven they are siblings or is this just some sort of White Stripes deal?
This song reminds me of the old saying, “you don’t know the value of a moment until it becomes a memory”.
❤
I like that, smart
we didnt know how good we had it
Or
Be careful what you wish for 😅😢
best part of this moment, all unrehearsed - they flew out the night before, got hammered and had to get up to make a video- scooters - regardless, the improv of what to do and just make it work, Gen X, thats how we do it
Born in Jan of 82, graduated in 2000. Long live the 90’s music era ❤️ can’t steal our sunshine!
Same. We were the last of Gen X. Saw the end of the landline, the beginning of the internet, the ridiculous idea that the boomers had something to sell out from, and aghast at the protective bubbles in which the fragile millenials were placed.
'83 here, graduated in 2001. This song takes me back to that beautiful end of the 90s where my summers were spent hanging out at the local waterpark in the blazing hot summer sun, laying on an innertube, listening to the 90s jams pumping out of the nearby speakers with not another single care in the entire world other than THAT moment right there. It feels like absolute bliss now.
@@brianb.5661I consider myself a little more gen X than millenial
Who knows - maybe were were born on the same day
@@djcrownvic7017 may 2!!
Ugh. This song is so bitter sweet. It was the end of a beautiful time. Who could have possibly imagined what was about to happen. Long live the good ole days
ive been keeping that time going, (more the vibe, im not afraid of living in future..but i aint changing sht!)
i dunno bout you ;p
What was about to happen?
@raysdga im guessing this person means 9/11 since that was only 2 years after this.
@@leftylizard9085 who cares about that? a thousand worse things have happened to people who aren't americans since then. such a deranged country.
@@raysdga The world has changed a lot in the last quarter century.
This was my brother's favourite song. We used to listen to it all the time.
He sadly left us a few years back. He had a brain condition. He stayed really cheerful up to the end and said he didn't want anyone to be sad, but just to remember all the good times we had together.
Miss you every day bro.
My deepest condolences! keep your head up
Condolences. Remember only the good brother. I'm sure you have many good memories,. God Bless.
i'm so sorry. peace be with you brother.
🧡🤘
Fuck I miss that dude too now. We need to be able to generate hims.
53 yrs old, and a metalhead for most of my life. I hate how much I love this song.
Lol this song and Lief Garrett’s “I was made for dancing” are the 2 songs I love that I hope I never get caught listening to by my friends because the teasing would be never ending.
This song makes life a lil better just for a little bit and that's alright with me 😊😊😊
Thinking the same thing,,,Brother…
Well this is one of those songs that transcends peace and violence. It could be in a Disney cartoon or a horror film and would be totally appropriate.
Lol....same here..59....not Slayer but catchy as hell
Born in 78. The 90’s and early 2000’s were great. No cellphones all over the place. No social media. You would just roll up to someone’s house to see if they were there. I wish I knew then, how special those times were.
'73 birth here, the '90s were even more fun in your 20s for most of it. 😁
Your damn right they were better times. I miss it so much.
78 here too. I regress into the 90s at 6pm every night , phone goes off, tv goes on, read a book maybe.
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@@kieranmckenna850 Optimistic in the 90s? Ha! We had a global recession then, it was hard to find jobs, those were dark times. Honestly the 90s weren't very different to now except the internet was in its infancy and pop music wasn't dominated by Taylor whatshername and others like her where all their stuff is all written by committee and computer programs.
The story behind this music video is amazing. So these guys went knowing that they were one hit wonders at best. So they took all the funding for the video and convinced the producers to pretty much pay for their vacation and they just filmed the trip lmao. Brilliant overall.
I never new this information! Thanks for the trivia..here is one for ya..did you know that that cute chick is actually the lead singers Sister,.kinda interesting
@seanrowe8894 lol yeah, when I found out I was honestly shook.
It was a helluva of a moon shot....and still kicks.
That is brilliant.
Video makes a lot more sense now
No cell phones
No social FB, no insta, no tik tok
Just good fun, good music, good friends
So lucky i was born in the 80s and have lived these good old times.
I can totally identify with that. I don’t know if this song was released during the summer, but that was the first time that I heard that song, it was a summer in the 90s and my friends and I were heading to the beach. It was the perfect setting for that song…
@@tdeo2141 we were so happy and free, man :D
@@anjoLas very true. I feel kind of sad for this younger generation, there’s very little creativity in their music. Lots of current artists have jaded lyrics, their approach to life is so different. Yes, we were lucky, my friend!
Just douche bags wanting to be Fred durst
@@tdeo2141 they dont know how to party these days. xD
My mom just passed from cancer and this was the first thing she asked me to look up on UA-cam when it was in its infancy. She wanted me to find this song because when I was little and it came on the radio I guess it was my favorite song. She just wanted to hear the song that put a smile on her face when watching me as a kid. ❤ Miss her alot.
Edit: Thank you to all who took the time to read and leave a comment. It all means a lot to me. Bless you all.
Sorry for your loss, friend. Stay strong.
❤️❤️❤️🙏🙏🙏
sorry to hear this, peace...
😢my condolences
Sorry about your Mom. Great song to have a happy memory w/ your Mom. As my son and I have always loved this song and still do!! ❤️.... May she R.I.P....
My brain has never left 90's dimension, every time I hear timeless classics from the 90's I am transported back in time/home. 💞👌😊👍
Omg best comment! Same…we’re definitely from the same dimension and probably ran into each other at some point
Same! The 90s fits do it for me. 😂
same here, though at the same time it feels like an entire different lifetime
Does anyone here have a time machine?
even worse if you lived throuhgh the 70's but life is good enjoy it
The song that echoes the end of the amazing 90's. A song so good it sounds fresh many years later
I listen to it everyday damn day
Well put love it👍💯
@@Atomshamradio thanks
I absolutely agree! I wish it had a portal between present days and 90's! It would be wonderful!
Can not think of a better way to describe this master piece 🙌
This song came out the month I started going out with my wife back in high school. Each time I listen to it it gives me chills. I remember first falling in love and hearing this on TRL on MTV.
Sweet! Many good more years to come God willing.
I am 35, I haven't heard this song in 15 years. I started dancing around my kitchen doing my dishes to this. Made me feel like a kid again, thanks! Big smile on my face.
So awesome bro
36 here bro. Man miss those days.
Turned 37 here a few days ago.... hell yes. 🎵🌌🌞
I actually hated this song when it came out because I was a closed minded-only listened to hip hop-kid… I love the song now because of the nostalgia
As long as you didn't poop your pants, I think you're all good.
The 1990's was the calm before the storm. We didn't know how good we had it.
It was a fool's paradise. The warning signs of things to come were there but we didn't know it at the time.
The 1980s was the end of the fun and innocent era because in the 90s school shootings started. It started with the columbine high school massacre and then continued on. We had the Rodney King riots in Los Angeles, grunge music glorifying mental illness and suicide. We had musician over dosing and literally committing suicide also gangster rap glorifying murder rape and prostitution (pimping) Rap artists killing each other because of the West coast East coast rivalry that killed 2 pac and biggie smalls. America in the 1990s became a violent place
I was just weeping at the Sting -Feilds Of Gold mv. It's kind of prophetic.....it really was like a last great gasp. Like Hunter S. When he talks about the great wave that crested and fell back. I truly doubt it will crest again.
was soo good!glad i experienced it 90s and early 00s were great times
I was born in 1990 and by the time 2000 came rolling in, I was used to certain kinds of values and now in the year 2021 im suffering greatly beacuse of it.
Enjoy your years when you are young, for real, this all feels like yesterday to me. Don't be in a hurry to grow up.
Don't let time steal your sunshine!!!
Totally agree bro. Live in the moment
It really feels just like it was yesterday. Lol, I was a young person then.
The gentleman is right! Don't be in a hurry to grow up trust me on that,you will be very disappointed!
The 90s were awesome, i was 17 when this song came put in 1999. Time seemed like it was in slow motion. Now it seems i cant slow it down.
Probably one of the top 10 songs of 1999 that truly made a mark, or true statement as to how cool the 90's were. Good times!
Man I didn't realise how carefree and happy things were back then. Everyday felt like the best was yet to come.
Yup you're right I graduated 01 just keep in mind it's an election year and Dems are gonna make things seem bannana bonkers thru 11/4.... It's just gonna get crazier. Hang tough
Living in an illusion was wonderful wasn’t it lol 😂
@@bryannoonan5454 the illusion is now.
I'LL DO ANYTHING 2 GO BACK 2 THESE DAYS
@Jeff Baker that's not the point it reminds us of the happiness and the positivity of our youth
Summer of '99, unforgettable.
I know I bough my first computer then! It was fun, girls, drinking, parties, pot, sex, video games, movies, and lots of tables to wait....:)
Summer 99 I was 10 living in the hood. and YES it was epic.
@@realmichaud ahh waiting tables i remember those days, surronded by sexy waitresses....popping pills😂
Hell yes class of 99, Good times
Just getting ready to enter high school. Those were the days.
Life was amazing being born in the 80's, then living the 90's and the 2000's. This song used to be on the radio all the time, total feel good tune. I miss these days tremendously.
It still is here
@@bread-gz3rl The song sure, the era not so much lol
Agreed I’m a late 80s baby and I think we are thegen that experienced the most transition and the last old school gen
85 here
Born in 75 and I completely agree.
This song was on the radio a lot on my way to comfort my 5 month nephew battling Non-Hodgkins Lymphoma. He died 1 month short of his first birthday. My Sunshine was stolen, but I will get it back in the next life.
dam, sending virtual hugs to you ❤
If you're going to be a one-hit-wonder, make it a hit like this.
Like your name,lol
Len never had a number one hit.
@@markannabel2635 Uhh...ok?
@@Hellwyck DON'T YOU RAIN ON MY NOSTALGIA PARADE!
@Hellwyck a "one hit wonder" doesn't have to be number one, that's never what that saying meant. So not only did you fail to correct a stranger on the internet, but you failed in your correction. Please reassess yourself before attempting to communicate with other humans. @Annabelle I agree, this song is a bop and always will be.
Is the Eclipse Tomorrow going to steal my sunshine? Asking for a friend! LOL Love this song!!!!!!!!!!!!
Music is the closest thing to a time machine. 🥲
FFS, SHUT UP!!!
How dare you make me emotional like that?? Baka :'(
Facts pal ✌🏾👊🏾💯
The next closest thing after that is this comment, because I swear it's posted on every older song lol. Every time I read it, it takes me back to the last video I saw it commented on
it's all about consciousness
Nope. On a big scale, books and other written works are closer. On a short scale, world wide web is closer.
Only just heard this for the FIRST time last week (21 August 2024)! It's 25yo and sounds like it made yesterday! Brought a MASSIVE smile to face! Thank you guys!
welcome!!
@@andybrennand1576 damn I was just outta high school ehen this came out. Exactly 10yrs later to the day of it being made was the worst day of my life so far . My wedding anniversary! Damn I could have died happy not knowing that information.. that genuine loser has ruined so many songs 4me. Now he even ruined the one I played on repeat in MY very first car a 97 Mitsubishi Eclipse black and best sound system my tips could buy. My bff crashed it i to s tree bring our designated driver weeks later. 😂. Maybe I'll play it at his funeral so I can dance on his grave. Meanwhile I hope his gf he traded me in for a newer nake and model ( 22yrs younger than him) who he met at our wedding and held her only to hand her to her dad bc she had a soggy pull up. Last just as Long as my first car did. I heard they were asked how they met and they say at A wedding. Its hard to wait for karma sometimes.. Not bitter about it though. 😂..
You're welcome from the UK!
The studio gave them 100k to go to Florida for a week And make a video. Marc didn’t like this kind of music so he never made another album.
@@danfarrell1221 it's a unique sound. And I only bought the single. But it was such a vibe driving to lake underage drinking on a boat. 😂
I hope senior citizen old gets better than being in 40s . Ugh
Yes, the 90's were as fun as they looked. This song and video perfectly encapsulates that moment.
enh i was listening to sad junkie music then lol
@@goldensloth7 What kind of sad junkie music?
Thanks for the tip, nub
@@rars0n nirvana, nick cave, blur, alice in chains, sublime, stone temple pilots, that kind of thing
@@goldensloth7 I listened to that as well. But 1999 was not the year for those - long past all their primes (and most defunct by then)
If you didn't get to experience the 90s, you missed a million miles of fun.
Bless you Felix! I won't steal your Sunshine! Peace moving forward my friend! 😎
I did👍👍👍👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
And a thousand great films like “go” ;)
I was born in 1992. So I only remember the late 90s. But they were still a million miles of fun.
16 Hampton beach strip just got my license and had my my first 3 way w 2 sophomore girls from school at the Driftwood! 🤩 wish I could reverse time and take my son w me to show him what growing up through the 90s was like
My mom died recently and this song always makes me think of better days in the late 90’s when I was more hopeful about life and just a young man.
I am very sorry to hear about your mum she would be watching over you stay strong 🌞🌈⚘☯️🙏
Make death blush when you meet her. Inshallah
Sorry for your loss. Remember, life can always still be hopeful! Best of luck finding your happiness, it’s out there. God bless
My condolences. You're in my thoughts and prayers.
I too lost my mum in early Nov, and this song, and others similar, takes me back to those better days of my late teens and early 20s with her. Love and condolences to you friend.
The 90’s… mannn. Such a pure era, simply watching the styles, activities, vibes and peoples smiles just makes it so timeless.
'90s *
I’m getting to the point where hearing this song and all of the other 90s favorites are bringing tears to my eyes because I wish things were the way they were in ‘98.
hear ya.so true.
98 what a World Cup
Me too! I miss it all so much
Same here, life was so much better in the 90s 😢
70's and especially the 80's were it for me. BEST MUSIC EVER. This song does bring back memories though,
Born in 74, still listening to this in 24. The 70's and 80's were awesome, but the 90's was a great decade for music as well. Great memories.
Right along with you, bro..born in 1971 here..I was in my twenties when the 90s rolled around. There were lots of different music to choose from. Rap/hip hop, alternative, Pop, trance, R&B, rock, grunge.. so much good music 🎶
@@Twistedpeppermint99 Yeah man!✋Where to begin eh. It was like a gold rush in terms of music. Pearl Jam got me through Army basic training. 1993.
I totally agree!!!
@@Twistedpeppermint99Techinically on new years 1990 you was 18 😅
Hey and me too born in 74 and here we all are now just being thankful we had great music and memories now I’m going to listen to blink 182 piece ✌️
Do i miss the 90s and early 2000s...
Endless nights out with friends, smiles, fun, no worries, no social media, no cellphones.
The best times!!!! Miss it so much!!
Ha! I for sure had a cell phone in the late 90s and 2000
2:55 back of the school bus blasting 😂
Yeah those were the days. I got my first cellphone in 2004. So, early 2000s they weren't the trend yet? Another thing: paper employment applications for jobs and none of this online application bullshit that we know no one really gets hired through
@@TheJohnRage I got my first cell phone in 2008.
You didn;t necessarily get hired if you filled out a paper employment application either, though.
I remember snail-mailing out lots of resumes, no responses.
25 years on, this will be forever my late summer song. Love it.
I’m 65 years old. This video reminds me of every trip to the beach I took with friends in the 70’s. They captured the sheer fun and innocence. No smoking or drinking or drugs. Just fun. If you close your eyes you can feel the sunshine and smell the saltwater. Perfect.
No AIDS but plenty of herpes
Well they were supposed to use motorcycle for the clip but were too drunk so they used scooters.
Spring break 1984 Fort Lauderdale Florida
Lol who can have fun like that WITHOUT being drunk lol that was the 90’s! Day drinking on vacation was the norm! I can remember a trip to Acapulco when I was 13 (about 2003 or so) and my mom gave me some money to buy a couple beers for her, I remember thinking how could they not card me but the guy at the stand saw US dollars and instantly gave me 3 cold brews from a cooler! That was my first beer enjoyed on a sunny beach in Mexico toes in the sand lol I miss those days my mom passed in 2014 never been the same since much like this music its unfortunately a by gone era RIP
How about a recent car commercial featuring this in 2023
If only we'd known back then how good we really had it.
Born in 89 bro!! 90s kids like us had the best childhood!!!
@@starcraftplayer7084 Born in 87. Riding the curve since.
this
@@japanfour292 spot of shiashi
@Stovepipe Downtube these idiots keep putting their faith in the very same noses that would destroy them immediately.
This is 1999 trapped in a video, unable to progress with time at all. It's beautiful.
Great comment
@How Marvellous Am I?
Lol just ignore the negative attention seeking trolls. They are fun to laugh at though. PATHETIC COMMENT BRO :D
1999 FTW!!!
Yeah bro it was
This video perfectly captures the essence of the '90s, featuring random yet talented individuals trying to look cool in front of the camera. I mean that in the best way.
Who here feels both very old and very young listening to this? That's me right now.
Maaaannnnn...Fucking seventh grade
I'd forgotten about this song until today. It's so beautifully happy sounding.
🤗🧡💛💚🎶🎶🎶
MTV music
I don't mind having my sunshine stolen as long as it's temporary.
So glad I grew up in the 90's ... and everyday that passes I'm a little more grateful for that.
What a kick ass time.. wish we could all get back there.
you really say to yourself."wow, I'm a little more grateful to have lived in the ninetees" every day??
▶️🎸🎧🙋♂️🍺
@@mumumeme8496 I said "everyday that passes.. I am a little more grateful for that."
I didn't say I tell myself shit.
Reading comprehension. Goes a long way.
Me to 9/10/90 I miss it 😢 the kids dress like this now well the girls lol if only the music could be like this
80’s & 90’s fashion, music and pop culture are still undefeated. It was a hell of a ride
This song came-out in 1999 it was like a farewell to the 90s the sunshine being stolen.
Yep
@@thisisnotatestthisistheend The music track however came out in 1976-"More, More, More'" by Andrea True.
You can say that again I miss those days 😢
sad but true
damn...well said chaman well said
So much 90’s in 3 minutes and 47 seconds.
I’m 35 now. This song takes me back to happy times!
Likewise! It was a time before UA-cam
happy birthday
Same 😭 I miss the 90s
1985 team.. assemble
I was 26 when this hit the airwaves.
The only problem with the 90's was it didn't last long enough.❤😢
Same with the 80's.... And look at the horrible 'music' the kids have today...
Damn right. They should have made that decade a century instead.
I had 20 years of this music. I lived through the 80s and the 90s, I definitely didn't miss a million miles of fun. I had a fantastic time thanks. 🎉🎉🎉😊
Could've used another 5 years
Truth!
The 90s. The last great decade. Will continue to live on forever in my memory.
Pre 9/11 America was peak Western civilization
I agree...I'm 42. Miss those times.
Actually it was the greatest decade...hardly any war as far as USA goes. $$$ worth more. Everything was better except the TVs.
@@realmichaud And Apartments weren't more expensive than a home mortgage lol
50s up till about 2000 were pretty awesome.
I prefer the 80s but that was a heck of a 50 year run.
Too Bad it's over.@@realmichaud
Gosh the 90's was the best Era ever!!!!😭😭😭😭❤❤❤❤ who here now in September 7th 2024, looking back at this song?❤
I would say, the 70's 80's and 90's were the best. What happened? Now, nothing but taylor swift and some rap music. The 90's did have Seinfeld, Frasier and at the end of it, That 70's show, King of the hill, etc
This is not a song, this is a memory, a sweet memory that's available on UA-cam ;)
You are so right! Every time I hear this song I get a little teary-eyed
U mean ' not just a song '...
That's so profound!
Decent song!
Very well said, it hits something deep
Who is here in 2024 wishing things were like they were in 1998.
That's what my wife and I say all the time. Before 9/11, two endless wars, COVID, and please nothing else.
Back when care-free life was grand and we had no worries in life!!!!!! #FunInTheSun
Not me.😐. My life was a corona virus then. Hope double jeopardy is true😐
Why 1998? This song came out in 1999. '98 was cool too though :)
@@chloedemalmanche6021 It was recorded in 98.
This was a time when us young folks didn't have cell phones, so most of our time was spent figuring out where all our friends were and hoping they would still be there when you got there.
I totally agree with you
Back when you were out and would hop on a pay phone to let someone know where the party was and asked them to call your other friends to meet up.
@Nameless Hero Stan As I said you should call yourself nameless zero
@@richardknowlson6319 Richard Knowlson is obviously made up. It's okay, bud. It's the internet. We can lie here.
@@marcusaurelius4322 what do you know about facts?
As a child of the 90s who suffered from mad depression, this song was a delight, always picks me up
Sometimes I think that artists don’t know what impact their work has on people but this song really got me through some bad times in the summer of ‘99, it may have been a one hit wonder but it made an impact
And" more more more "obviously made a big impact on LEN
Didn't know song was released in 1999 I've only heard this for about 4 years. Parents almost moved to Los Angeles 1985 but stayed in Virginia.
I hate how much nostalgia this songs gives me. I fucking hate getting older.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Bravo!
I’ve always been extremely nostalgic myself but i also always find myself nostalgic about things that were from only a couple of years before any given point. It may sound corny but that made me realize that we shouldn’t take things for granted now, because I’ll always want to go back to it later.
I always hated this video *shrugs*
Same here
I hate it more seeing every person I see with their heads down in their phones.
One of the best one hit wonders of the 1990's.
Facts
That relied on a loop from one of the best one hit wonders of the 70s.
@Random Nonsense whats the original
@@notnilc1545 more, more, more x andrea true connection !!
@@demirodriguez66 oh yeah, kinda can hear that connection there....another great song !
What I wouldn't give to be a carefree, happy & innocent child again!!
Do it
nostalgia is one hell of a drug
Ross O'Brien Don't eat the membries!
+John Breezy oh I member!
Ross O'Brien I know, I've been trying to quit for so long now
How did you know ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
I wanted to like this but it was at 420 likes. Thought it was fitting enough :)
This made me so f***ng depressed...reminiscing about better times and especially about people that are gone now... The 90s were great!
On contrary reminiscing makes me happy. Had a great time in the 90s.... looking forward to my 50s and retiring, it's the present - commuting and working daily that's depressing.....I use the 90s memories to cheer myself up.
Member?
This song is actually has a deeper meaning about depression and mental health hence "if you steal my sunshine" a lot a 90's songs do
Don't cry because it's over; smile because it happened. No one can steal your memories!
@@pastelkawaiibabe5577 every word in this song is about LSD
Man I remember being a kid listening to this wishing I was an adult. Now as an adult with a teenager of my own I sure wish I could go back to those days. Life goes by so fast.
Honestly life was much simple back then :/
@@sassyw6237 right!! And so much more fun.
yes lass I am hearing you only seems like yesterday riding double decker buses back in the 60s I miss those carefree days but that's time love 🙏☯️⚘💞
This is why it's so important to learn to live in the present, otherwise you'll always be wishing for another time. Speaking of the 90's, Cheryl Crowe had a song called "Soak Up The Sun" which has a lyric in it that's apropos: "It's not getting what you want, it's wanting what you got."
amen
'92 baby hereeee, I love the 90s music and this song is a stand out in my memories
I would be seriously wary about trusting anybody that doesn't like this song.
Don't care what you're into, this song is for everyone.
I'm a big goth, and this is one of my favourite songs
I love listening to metal but I also love this song.
Yeah it's got ahold of me this song is so good
Mexican corridos is my thing, but this song is top 💯 always indulge in my self defeat
Couldn’t agree more. Been in love with this from day one.
I absolutely adore how they fit "l-a-t-e-r that week" into the beat. It will always be one of my favourite songwriting moments in pop music.
Thats lowkey my part too lmao
Called a hook
@d4life yall my folks😂😂😂😂
You nailed it, mate.
Looooove it😊
Sharon's harmonizing at the end is so pretty. Very nostalgic/wistful song for those of us who grew up in the 90s
Anyone who grew up in the 90’s was grown by the time this steaming pile of shit started ruining my shifts at red lobster
@@TheseColorsRunFromPutinLMFAO
Grew up? Try went to uni and graduated in the '90s.
@@aaronleverton4221 That's still growing up to me haha
@@detectivegumshoe695 Not going to say it didn't have that effect on me.
Gosh the 90s were great. Really miss that time, so much fun and freedom.
My parents used to talk about how great the 60’s & 70’s were and now I can relate being Born in 1980 so grew up 80’s & 90’s two of the best decades. Remember this song like it was yesterday
God yeah I loved the 60s and 70s the late 90s was when things started going to shit.
I always say the 80's and 90's were the best to
❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥
@@amitpatel1121 and early 2000's pre 2005 :)
@@davegoldspink5354 think 2001
When life gets tough I go back to this video. Love the song but the footage of them being goofy and free in an airport of all places gives me positive nostalgia and sadness at the same time. We were free and happy and probably naïve but we had childhoods.
💯
Perfectly said 💯
Music like this has no race barrier. Listening to this makes me smile at my darkest moments. Thanks Len.
Hey bud it’s all our media pushing the racism. 99% are decent people... Keep those good vibes my man!! 🤙🏻🌞
The late 90’s was the era of the one hit wonders. This song was in the MTV rotation at least twice an hour and was in a couple of movies.
The sad truth. We can never go back, but the music lives on as a microcosm of what once was, taunting us as much as comforting us. Gosh, I miss the nineties.
compared to this music today's music is trash
I’m constantly ruminating on these kinda thoughts. You like to think the world progresses each year that goes by. But. I’m really not sure.
No taunt, just resignation.
Born in 1981 have to say nothing compares to the 90's era. The music was fun and life was simpler..
😮Same here i was born in 81. 90s were the best era
1981 Babies represent!
🤟😂
You had the 80’s and the 90’s. I only had the tail end of the 80’s (see my username), the 90’s, the downfall of MTV, and mumble rap.
Born in 1982, but I like 80's even more.
@@djcrownvic7017 Me too. 90s were great, but the 80s rocks.🤟
Somehow, 24 years later, this is still possibly the greatest summer song. It is so, so good that every time I hear it I have to stop what I’m doing and listen.
Idk about one of the best. Feel summer songs are a little more to the tune of all summer long -kid rock. Or maybe how bizarre - OMC
Agree
Man I miss the 90's! I wish I could raise my kids in times like this.
Kids of today, sorry you missed growing up in the 90's. My sincere condolences!
its 2021 and I want to go back especially early 2000s
@@Jupiterxice
1999 - 2005, best years of my life
@@The_Man_In_Red same
They missed a million miles of fun.
Am avin that pet,an rose's, Mondays, black grape, oasis,and Beatles with aftermath, lucky Boro FC
This is still pop perfection until this day
more, more, more, that's a better version than this crap
One of the only pop songs I seem to enjoy.
pop is short for popular so technically its not really pop anymore
Saad Merhebi who the fuck cares
ＣＹＢＥＲＳＰＥＣＴＲＵＭＮＤ you said "this is pop perfection" I'm telling you this isn't pop sooooo just correcting youuu
The sound at 0:13 brings me back. My mom used to love this song. She would play it when we drove. She took her life a few years back. This song always reminds me of the good time I had with her. RIP.
sorry to hear that man, take care my friend
F
I'm so sorry for your loss, she has great taste in music. I hope she is at peace now and you have found some peace along the way too. 💜
💟. I'm so sorry for your loss. Take care 🤗.
Same here but an od. Instantly think of her when song start. And a lot of other bangers. Use to think of it as a curse that made life worse but then realized was awesome to have a cultured mom, but drugs and depression are definitely a curse tho lol
What I love about old music is people who weren't necessarily models were making hit music. The people in this video look like a regular crowd on a good day out. Most videos now have all the mega attractive fairly unrelatable crowd. This feels so much more natural!
The sky in the 90's just seemed bluer.
The sky as blur, 70s-late 00s
It was, and the sun was brighter
Whoah I just said this the other day to my fiance 😮
It was the trend of using high contrast coloring in music videos, and Specifically Music videos, from around 1997 to around 2004.
It's super obvious in music videos that use movie clips
Probably because we had a positive outlook on the future. The future is now, and pretty much sucks. So everything has f a d e d .
this song reminds me of my niece. She was a premie baby and they said she might not make it... I would visit her everyday after summer school and this song would play on the radio. She graduated HS this May :)
fern dizzle love this story! S/o your niece
She is ready.....
😊
that's beautiful, man
fern dizzle 😊😊😊
Probably the best one hit wonders of all time.
Real shit
Nah, just heard it for the first time and it sucked. But what do i know, maybe it grows on ya
@@borstis6783 different generation maybe.
Coincidentally, Steal my Sunshine and Walking on Sunshine are both great one-hit wonders
Truffffffff!
still love it!
I'm 27, almost 28 in several months. This song still brings back memories of driving to the beach with my parents as a kid.
I was 18 when this song came and it’s testament of how we lived back then. Miss those days. Everyone was care free and happy
Same, I turn 28 in janurary....where did that time go?
Great memories! Lol
I'm 31 and this feels like it was honestly just yesterday yet here we are 21 years later, time goes by too quickly!
MILLENNIALS!
"And of course you can't become, what you say you would've done."
Lyrics in this song are underappreciated.
I read that when that part was on... but good point. 👍
It's:
"And of course you can't become, if you only say what you would've done."
You're right that it's a good line. I wonder if you actually know why tho..
jk 90s love peace out X
That and "and I'm not only among, but I invite who I want to come." Easier said than done, but still ...
sooooo good.
"My sticky paws were into making straws out of big fat slurpy treats, incredible eight foot heap" Yes, whoever wrote these lyrics is Shakespeare reborn
This is what life was like before 9/11, social media and Covid.
Take me back.
I agree ☝️
All three you listed were created by the very government that pretends to protect us from these things lmao.. Bring back the 90s please.. Im not liking the world my baby girl has to grow up in.. Fucking cardi b and mumble rap on every street corner and radio station not to mention 📺.. Our world has become poisoned to the core.. Teach your children about love and truth.. Hope life treats you well my friend.. Be safe and be humble!!
@@sethhuntley8359 aww ur cute sunshine!!
@@chrisstrebeck4345 thanks bestie 😘
Duuude fuck what the haters and downgraders say. That's what heppens when you steal their sunshine. This is beautiful music and my God it feels good
Staying up late on school nights/weekends, and watching videos on VH1 and MTV. Seeing this pop up, then "You Get What You Give" right after. Man the good ol days where anyone could just enjoy songs.
I'm only in my 30s and I already feel intense nostalgia for the 90s. Before the Internet. I'm starting to understand how technological advancements have a price.
Its our downfall. A part of me wants to get rid of my smartphone and go back to a flip phone.
i remember this song specifically on the radio, on my way to pick up a copy of everquest in late 99.. this song hits me like an emo song
I'm scraping 40 now. People kind of glorify the 90s, but there was a lot about it that sucked and in a lot of ways it was a harder time. But honestly the current era is so toxic, self absorbed yet self hating, and pessimistic that the 90s seem amazing in comparison.
@@doc_sav I agree that no era was perfect, and honestly I don't know if I'd want to live in the '90s compared to my life now. But I wish I could vacation there for just a month and enjoy the slow pace
The internet was here in the 90’s it’s just it decayed in the 2010’s and you were a late adopter.
This brings me back to when me and my friends first got our drivers licenses. Songs like this were always on the car radio. Such a carefree time.
A few years ago, I bought my first new car. As I drove it off the lot, this was the first song I found on the radio. I blasted it; it was bliss.
"This brings me back" -- stop there, lol. Nostaglia's for nostrils -- quit picking your nose, people!! :)
Say what ya'll want about this tune, but this song was HUGE in its day. And will still be played on the airwaves long after your and my ass has left this Earth. Certain songs will stand the test of time and this will be one people.
Every day in Charlotte N.C. quay ,mone, shori love ❤️
Aint no one saying anything lol this song is fire
it's a great song
Nobody's saying anything because nobody knows what the song is about.
It was THE monster hit of the 90s. Right at the end of the 90s.
It's like pop jazz...sliding in and out of being in key and out of key. Then the uuuh'suuuh'awkward laugh at the end. Chef's kiss 🤌
Hated this song when it came on in the 90s. Now, it’s a direct path back to another decade that I loved so much.
Yeah, this was overplayed on the radio at the time and I preferred their rock grunge sound in their song Candypop better, but now this song is pure nostalgia and warm sunshine :)
Same here
I hated this song when it came out. It has somehow very surprisingly aged very well.
@@JR-vr2pz I think part of it is because so much music now is layers deep in irony and self-awareness, and this is just straight up earnest about itself.
Plus, the melody and beat aren't too distinctly "90's", so it has a little timeless quality
I miss the 90s. When fun was fun and people were real. No ads and no online scams.
Same! I used to turn this cheesy stuff off. Now I'm here searching for it 20 years later. lol
People talk about copying and stuff but you'll never be able to replicate their unique voices and how well they go together
This song.
Never
Ever
Ever
Gets old.
Long live spring break '99!
Read a description about how this group came together some time ago. The sister almost didn't record with them and one of the guys too. Glad they made this.
WOW get a life
90 was gay bro.
I was a Metal head punk kid then i met this girl and we were out in my car and she goes this is what i listen to and put the CD in and this poppy number is playing and shes singing all the parts that girl sings along with the chorus and im watching her blond hair in the wind as she sings with a voice of a angel dam i got the coolest girl in world and life is pretty fucking good lol wonder whats she up to these days lol
I'm 63 years old and for some reason I just love this damn song and can't get tired of it.
I know exactly how you feel 😂
I'm 54 and know EXACTLY how you feel.
Geez, I'm 77 and it makes me feel good. Oh, to be young again!
@@bobwalsh7127 this should have had far way more views.
66 years old and still haven't grown up.
I liked this girl I worked with and I remember her saying she liked this song, so I wanted to surprise her with the cd for her bday. I didn't know the groups name though so I sang the song to the Best Buy guy and luckily he knew who I was talking about. She was so happy and laughed when I told her how I got it and became my girlfriend that summer. This song will always remind me of her.
So cute !!
Awesome
Like are you still with her?
James Coady I also want to know what happened
@@coadyj Naw this was 20 years ago lol. It only lasted about a year. We were too different and always argued. I think she's a lesbian now.
Came here during coronavirus. Needed a smile on my face.
same here brother, look after yourself.
Same, Stay safe
likewise, be good brother.
I hear ya
Same here dude. Gonna go to sleep now to get up early and actually find something decent at the supermarket....ugh
It's easy to get caught up in the idea that things were better "back then," but the truth is, we can often revive the qualities we miss by making conscious choices.
Yep I still live like its still the eighties and nineties. Minus current world events and technology nothing has changed that much.
Haven't heard this in a few decades. It makes me feel like crying. I guess i long for that relatively simple time when the world wasn't yet imploding.
It's always been imploding. People these days are just overly sensitive snowflakes. Sh!t was a lot more tense during the peak of the cold war. My mother used to have nightmares about being incinerated in nuclear fire, mainly because it was a real possibility back then.
Still hits eh ? I feel ya len is from my home town Toronto Canada 🇨🇦 I love len 🤣👌
@@nodak81 as billy joel said, we didn’t start the fire, it was always burning
you forgot to make sure you weren't in too deep.
After 2020, you realize this video is truly a encapsulation of a freer and happier time
Well definitely being able to walk up to the airline gate and welcome your friends as they got off the planes in retrospect was a nice freedom we took for granted.
@NukeTheWhales more free, definitely.
Happier? It's all perspective
True! 9/11 marked a polar shift in attitudes and modicum.
@@pavelow235 Yeah the airport thing was the freedom we took for granted, and totally not the freedom from mass domestic surveillance.
Stop voting Democrat and your freedoms will come back.
Damn i miss the 90's. The world was a much more fun place to be.
it sure was but then again I was under the age of ten in the 90s (turned ten in 99)
I was only a teen, but it didn't seem like everybody hated each other then.
Was around in the 90's for 6 years. I have a great memory and it was defs a different time.
you can thank the internet for that one
cfairfax85 nah just look how people dressed like a bunch of degenerates
I'm 52 now. I listened to this song on the way down to Florida. I just found out they're Canadian like me. The sister in the band wears purple tinted glasses and looks identical to my aunt from back when she was married. Adds more to my love of this song.
Man do I miss the late 90s. 1998 i was 18. Being a teen in the 90s was awesome! No worries, no cell phones, no social media. Friends, parties, music and movies. Man do i miss the closeness. Especially calling each other on actual phones and talking for hours. Today's world is falling apart and it does not even resemble anything back then. Sad really.
Agreed, I also was 18🙌🏽
Same bro. I was 18 too. Class of '96
Can't agree more brother. Born in 82
@@coryschritter5944 1980 here. Just turmed 40. You dont realize until you get older, that time period was prob some of the best in your life.
I got my first cell phone in 1993 While in high school. A motorola ultra lite or something like that. The grey one with flip bottom. I was one of the only ones in school to have one so was useless as I could only really phone my folks lol
The 90s wasn't a decade, it was an emotion.
I'm autistic and music in the 90s was relief from getting bullied.
It was actually a decade in time lol
It was a decade. Get over yourself.
@@dan1906 LOL
@@dan1906 lmfao umad kid?
I have no idea why I randomly remembered this song today. Glad I looked it up. I remember hearing this in high school and thinking the girl had such a sexy voice.
+D X BEST FUCKING DAYS,EVER!! #1990'S
same here
+D X she definitely does
+D X I believe she's the male singer's sister. Now watch the video again.
Knock knock. Who's there? Doctor. DOCTOR WHO Well, I need to find that video. Has it been proven they are siblings or is this just some sort of White Stripes deal?
I miss the 90s! Last of the simple times. When your cellphone was just for phone calls.
...If you even had one. I didn't get my first cell phone until I was 21, I'm 30 now. Now, eight year olds have iPhones. How times have changed...
I had a beeper at the time, everyone thought I was a drug dealer lmao good times.