The Talkboy Kevin Macallister monologue was genius, and word for word perfect. I was born in 81 and i remember all of this stuff....all of that gear made it across the pond to the UK
Born in the same year myself. Our era was basically the golden era for commercializing products aimed at kids. He-Man was created as a toy line with the cartoon show an afterthought of how to promote it, basically a 20min tv advertisement...brilliant! We had it great though with original Transformers, Voltron, GI Joe, Toxic Crusaders, hand held nintendo games, WWF thumb wrestlers and then the hasbro line, commodore 64 and The Amiga 500, nintendo and Sega Master System, Micro Machines, Garbage Pail Kids and heaps more. AEWSOME TIMES!
Thank you everyone who still tuning in. Didn’t expect this to take as long as it did. Trying to keep the videos simple from here on out! Have A Good Day/Life
This brings back so many memories!! Born in 84, I had damn near everything! Unfortunately a flooded basement destroyed just about everything from my childhood. Had a Coleco Vision, Power Glove, Pogs and slammers, roller blades...ugh! I miss the ol days so much!
Thank you beast so much for this video! The nostalgia is bittersweet, I lost my brother two years ago this past January and almost everything you brought up here holds so many memories from my childhood together with him. Thank you for bringing back such wonderful memories!
Yea I'm 13 and I have to say my age group is mostly into video games and my 6 year old sister is into toys still but in this video I see alot of differences from toys back then to know and i was very interested in it
They have high grade scooters with wich they do stunts. They have electric skate boards. They have electric propelled surfboards. They have phones and minecraft. They have youtube. A lot of stuf we would have found insanely cool.
I'm glad I'm not the only grown man who still buys wrestling figures. I just keep most of them in their packaging and display them on my wall, but also have a shelf for the ones that I found without the packaging or felt the need to open for whatever reason. I get so much shit for that being one of the things I collect from some people, but really don't care cause they remind me of being a kid and make me happy, so who is anyone to tell me what I can and can't spend my money on?
I’m 36 years old and I still have a lot of this stuff too, because my mom never threw away any of my shit either. This video was AWESOME. You are literally describing my childhood. Now eat all that stuff. BEAST!!!
I'm jealous! My mother didn't keep anything and the oldest sibling took everything that wasn't thrown away, Brat! Lol Its tough when you have 3 other siblings lol I'm 40 and still trying to buy all the cool toys from the 80s and 90s. I love my Game room in the making. It's getting there. Love this Video 🤗🎮🕹🏎💾🤖🙆♀️... Have a good day 🙄
I don’t know why this comment reminded me.. I put my my TMNT Metalhead action figure on my friends chair after he stood up for the pledge of allegiance in 1991. He never noticed and sat down hard causing him to yelp and leap up. The teacher unfairly bitched him out and he got a trip to the principals office. Metalhead went back in my backpack before anyone knew what really happened.
Cee Aitch of produced content yes. I can watch something from back in the day, but anything over 15 minutes or so I lose interest and I’m on to the next
Wow my dad still has my talkboy at his house I loved that thing used to to make burnt tapes with music lol also found my old pokemon cards to which I'm working on getting graded and sold crazy how old things end up worth a ton
We're about the same age (I was born in February of 1983), so I really relate to all of your nostalgic videos like this. Thank you for making them... seriously. Really takes me back to happier days in my life dude.
Hey Beast, Jc here! Just got the video message you left for me, I can't thank you and Paige enough. This made my Valentine's day and my week, you're an inspiration and a hero, bro. I love what you do and I have something to watch now any time I need to get pumped. You my boy beast!
Bruh, you took me back. I had all those Ghostbusters, pee wees play house action figures. I also had the toxic crusaders, tmnt, and micro machines toys. Thanks for the trip down memory lane.
Oh god I remember when they brought back the Tickle me Elmo my Sister got one and my poor 3 year old brother was terrified of the Tickle me Elmo. Each time it laughed it was some sort of Satanic laugh to my brother and he ran away crying
I remember playing Metallica's Master of Puppets on my Teddy Ruxpin LOL! Vintage games are becoming more and more collectable, I love all my vintage game collection.
I'm so glad you made this video. You spent a lot of time, money and research and it was fun to learn some things about older toys. I'm from 96 so I didn't see a lot of these toys but I do remember a lot. The early 2000 shared a lot of things from the 90s. I've never gotten rid of anything I've owned. My room right now is full of old toys on the shelves. Gameboy colors, PS1 games, stretch Screamers, Furbies, Beanie Babies, Don't Wake Daddy, mousetrap , Simon, I spy books. The list goes on and on. Maybe I should start selling on eBay
Not to be insulting, but you remind me of a not so silent "Silent Bob". I also have a lot of my toys and things from growing up and have replaced things thru ebay. I managed to replace my early Sony SOundabout from 1983 which was an early Walkman with great sound, loud as hell and amazing fm am radio which I get am stations from across the country and once fading in and out from Russia. I have the original "Eye of the Storm" plasma globe, the Sony Watchman, Kodak Disc camera, 1982 Polaroid instant camera, Sanyo M9994 boom box I got in 1978, many Matchbox cars, View Master and slides, and so many more things, but I have to say my favourite collection growing up that I still have is my record collection. Started buying records age 3 and still buying today at age 48. Still have every record I ever bought which comes handy as the dj that I am today. Great video, I enjoyed it. Thank you. Joe
Seeing these toys made me feel all sad for my daughter and kids today:( They really missed out on soooo many AMAZING TOYS and a MUCH BETTER TIME then it is right now! But once again THANK YOU BEAST FOR DOING THIS VIDEO!!!!
My parents forced me to donate all me he-man action figures to family friends who had small kids when I got older. They tore them apart. I was devastated.
A few years ago my sister gave me the ultimate Xmas gift... She gave me two copies of my favorite comic book. One to show and one to keep. I openly cried when she gave my the first copy! To explain my emotions to you “non-comic readers... Imagine you had a friend. It was your best friend. You played with your best friend until it broke. You loved your best friend until you loved it to much... You loved it so much that you destroyed your best friend... Then... decades later... You see your best friend again... Looking at same way as when you first meet it...
Ass Whole bruhh, you just reminded of a time I got a ninja turtle action figure from this lady in her minivan that was giving me a ride; she had a whole ass box of toys in there & I was like 5 or 6.
Little tip for ya when checking ebay for current market value, use sold listings not active, i can list a potatoe chip for 1000 bux doesnt mean its worth that, sold listings will show actual sales of the item for past 90 days
Thanks for the like, that being said your prices were pretty much on point, just wanted to let you know, if you ever decided to sell something on the bay, to find market value of what to sell for use solds, i sell on ebay alot, im planning on goin full time by end of summer, doing ebay amazon all that, but awesome video as always, i really enjoyed this one, im all about nostalgia, i have over 400 nes games, prolly about 2000 games total, and all kinds of my toys from when i was a kid, my mom nvr threw my stuff away either lolll, ya gotta love moms
I don´t often press like on videos. I only do it to save videos to watch later for some reason. HOWEVER, this video made me press the like button out of sheer joy. this video is like a representation of the untouched and uncorrupted soul that only a child could still have. I have no memories of ANY of these items as i am too young, but Kevin, you still made me feel nostalgic and i forgot about every worry i have. Finals due to next monday, me not being good enough for anything, not having any money left for the month, bills, the fact that i should be studying and much more. WHOOSH just pure childish joy for a great half an hour. This world can seem bleak and hopeless, and it is. the only light that exists in the dark is the one that people create. it exists in spite of the world not because of it. I may be nothing, a no-one, but for what it´s worth i´m looking for something good, and maybe i can create something good to alleviate someone else´s suffering like you did with mine. cheers kevin. and Have a good day
I enjoyed this video very much. I was also a 80's-90's kid, and after watching this i want go dig up all my old toys. I had most of what you showed and all of the small GI joe figures and a lot of Star Wars action figures. Keep the content coming!
super soaker p 50 was the best. Also, I have the sports illistrated football phone. Plus, I also had the teddy ru.... I can't believe you have the talk boy. Awesome find. The tickle me Elmo was the biggest toy ever back then. Steve E without glasses is Stephon.OMG Funkoland. I totally forgot about that place. Great video. Memory Lane
Won't ever stop watching your videos. Such an awesome channel. Over the yrs watching you has brought so much entertainment that you can't not check in and watch. Even when you haven't had a video for a while I still search your channel to see then find myself hrs in rewatching your videos. Thank you for all that you do.
Man this brings back the memories. I’m in the hospital for the past few days watching your videos and it’s making my day. Now I feel I need to go to ebay when I’m laid up lol.
We're about the same age. When I was I ten or so, my old man actually got to be friends with the main guy who invented the Teddy Ruxpin doll. Really sharp fellow. He did some work on an old mechanical pinball machine we had and got it working right again. Electro-mechanical genius on top of being a talented machinist, welder, you name it. Also a solid family man, and a nice guy.
Thanks for promoting my side hustle. I sell 1980s toys on eBay. I have a room full of this kind of stuff, but Masters of the Universe is the most fun to buy / sell / collect. Awesome video.
I love it man, I've been trying to buy my childhood since I was 12... Now I cherish everything from the 90s everyday... May we always remember!!! My friends la beast.. wants to collect his childhood now love that too!!
my gosh, watching this video put me back in the past and remembering begging my parents to buy me few of those toys you showed, also saving up to buy comic books, card packs and toys.
Late 80's TMNT and GI joe action figures and transformers from mid 80's if I had extra loot, they always cost more. Garbage pail kids and marvel trading cards.
Thanks for taking us back to memory lane these 80's & 90's nostalgic items brought me back I had so many of those toys & marvel cards I should visit my attic & see what wonderful memory's flash me back to my favorite decade =)
YO MY GUY. I buried a time capsule in my yard in West Virginia. Probably around 2001-2002 I was like 6... I buried some things that don't mean shit but I have bunboxed GI Joe's and unopened McDonald's and Burger King toys + a bunch of comic cut outs and a coin collection paired with my small rock and mineral collection. Memory is great and even if I never make it back to dig up what I buried as a child. The purpose even then was in hope that someone opens it up one day and goes "wow look at this stuff" LMAO
I remember when the super soaker first came out. At that point, the only squirt guns we had were those little see through plastic ones with the little plastic stopper in the back of it. When the commercials came on it was like WHAM! You can shoot this thing UP TO 10 FEEEEETTTTTT! It really was a game changer in the world of water based tag.
I hate how UA-cam has limited your content. You are an awesome and charismatic creator. They did you wrong but I think you will see your success rise again!
@@iTzYoMasterXX thats not guarenteed. thinks only have value because of nastalgia. as soon as a certain amount of time passes they lose there value. usually a new movie release will pump that value back up for a short time. i dont believe he has them to make money anyway. its nice to know they have value. but the real value is in a hard unforgiving world, you get to feel like a kid again. with social media controlling the world. the boomers and millenials will be the last to collect there childhood toys. there will still be a few old souls who love old stuff ,but most wont. everything is digital.
@Anthony Grabowski Did you guys not watch the video.He clearly tells us how much money these things have gone up over the years.Everybody knows that most things that are rare and old can be worth a lot of money in the future.Not all things but most.
Beast!!! I had most of these toys as a kid, and also the whole M.A.S.K Boulder Hill playset, hundreds of Transformers, and a huge Star Wars collection with the Ewok Village playset. I opened them all, broke nearly all of them from constant use, and I feel sorry for anyone that didn't play with these toys and kept them for a later date just to make a few bucks. The fun I had with the toys of my childhood is so much more than the money I could get for them today. They don't make em like they used to... Great vid, btw! Keep up the good work! 👍
3:48 I'm so jealous right now... I wanted one of those! 17:11 I remember that picture. The air car always looked like impossible geometry to me. Weird perspective shot. Oh was that Boy's Life? *edit: should've kept watching, it was.
The Talkboy Kevin Macallister monologue was genius, and word for word perfect. I was born in 81 and i remember all of this stuff....all of that gear made it across the pond to the UK
Born in the same year myself. Our era was basically the golden era for commercializing products aimed at kids. He-Man was created as a toy line with the cartoon show an afterthought of how to promote it, basically a 20min tv advertisement...brilliant! We had it great though with original Transformers, Voltron, GI Joe, Toxic Crusaders, hand held nintendo games, WWF thumb wrestlers and then the hasbro line, commodore 64 and The Amiga 500, nintendo and Sega Master System, Micro Machines, Garbage Pail Kids and heaps more. AEWSOME TIMES!
ok booooooooomer
@@foltestthesiegemaster9751 ok dumb fuck. Forgot ww2 ended in '81. How cringe!
The talk boy microphone looks like it could be a breathalyzer 😂😂😂
@@foltestthesiegemaster9751 ok zoomaboomafoomer -- that's what I call u
Thank you everyone who still tuning in. Didn’t expect this to take as long as it did. Trying to keep the videos simple from here on out!
Have A Good Day/Life
skippy62able I think I would literally watch you paint and time it drying 😆
Yeah i got the bell icon rang. I watch every video over and over to the very end!
I had a small tv similar to watchman in UK i was watching tv in class until the teacher caught me
Thank you big guy! Been jonesing for a new LaBeast video😆. This was awesome. 👊
Omg i forgot i even played that Bart Simpson game how did we get this old
I love this guy. What a genuinely good- hearted person!
Absolutely, a class act. For sure
When I saw the thumbnail I was like.. Ohh Christ.. Now he's eating toys..
Tony Hohman hahaha 😂 That put me to the floor.
You just gave the beast a 1+ million view idea!! BRILLIANT!!
The PVC beads inside of some of the beanie babies have a much higher nutritional value than the PE beads, that's why they're more valuable! ;D
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This brings back so many memories!! Born in 84, I had damn near everything! Unfortunately a flooded basement destroyed just about everything from my childhood. Had a Coleco Vision, Power Glove, Pogs and slammers, roller blades...ugh! I miss the ol days so much!
Thank you beast so much for this video! The nostalgia is bittersweet, I lost my brother two years ago this past January and almost everything you brought up here holds so many memories from my childhood together with him. Thank you for bringing back such wonderful memories!
Titansfan187 I am sorry for the loss of your brother...
@@LABEAST based beast
“Why? Because my mom never threw away any of my s**t!” Lol
Lucky my mom threw all my stuff away including me.
@@winning3329 damm baby ill be your daddy tho
Oh man, the howler football was one hell of a weapon, like a handheld ballistic missile.
Damn straight, those plastic pieces were painful
Hi. I'm John Elway.
Yeah and you could hear it coming in at you
@@79tazman you guys just reminded me of some very painful memories that had been shelved in the far corners of my psyche.
The 90’s were quality days for toys and stuff. Today’s kids are clueless of what fun is.
Yea I'm 13 and I have to say my age group is mostly into video games and my 6 year old sister is into toys still but in this video I see alot of differences from toys back then to know and i was very interested in it
MODITES truth. There was no such thing as smart phones or iPads back then. Kinda miss those days
you all sound like an 80 year old but you're probably less than 30... BOOMERS!
They have high grade scooters with wich they do stunts. They have electric skate boards. They have electric propelled surfboards. They have phones and minecraft. They have youtube.
A lot of stuf we would have found insanely cool.
Look at the lego builds of this generation I was litteraly speechless when I saw.
I'm glad I'm not the only grown man who still buys wrestling figures. I just keep most of them in their packaging and display them on my wall, but also have a shelf for the ones that I found without the packaging or felt the need to open for whatever reason. I get so much shit for that being one of the things I collect from some people, but really don't care cause they remind me of being a kid and make me happy, so who is anyone to tell me what I can and can't spend my money on?
I just bought a bunch of 80’s 90’s Hustler magazines. Just thought it’d let all you strangers know.
Zack Martin don’t mind the sticky pages!
Did they come with a chisel to separate the pages that are stuck together?
They were in amazing condition! Lmao
R.i.p zorak
Nice! Hustler was all about the pussy.
I’m 36 years old and I still have a lot of this stuff too, because my mom never threw away any of my shit either. This video was AWESOME. You are literally describing my childhood. Now eat all that stuff. BEAST!!!
I'm jealous! My mother didn't keep anything and the oldest sibling took everything that wasn't thrown away, Brat! Lol Its tough when you have 3 other siblings lol I'm 40 and still trying to buy all the cool toys from the 80s and 90s. I love my Game room in the making. It's getting there. Love this Video 🤗🎮🕹🏎💾🤖🙆♀️... Have a good day 🙄
My Mom made me throw out any toys that I didn't play anymore in the trash bag. So all of my 80's and 90's toys are all long gone now.
You’re the most underrated UA-camr of all time Beast.
Anthony
Agreed!!!!
Yes
La beast is high as a kite in this
So youtubers with 2.5M subs can still be underrated???
HerrSchiller yes he deserves way more subs & recognition
Do more do more. Remember the movie small soldiers? I used to carry the archer figure with me to school
I don’t know why this comment reminded me.. I put my my TMNT Metalhead action figure on my friends chair after he stood up for the pledge of allegiance in 1991. He never noticed and sat down hard causing him to yelp and leap up. The teacher unfairly bitched him out and he got a trip to the principals office. Metalhead went back in my backpack before anyone knew what really happened.
Small Soldiers ? Holy shit. A blast from the past. I love that film. I had both Major Chip Hazard and Archer huge action figures.
Archer leader of the Gorganights and that other dude ...they spoke too.
I did it to hahah yes sir I'm not alone
I had the archer and chip hazard huge action figure aswell. Great movie. I went straight to toys r us after seeing the movie at theaters
Could watch you go back in time all dang day. Please Beast, make this a series. If this already is. Then okay, sweet. Genius’s think alike.
This is the first time I’ve ever watched a 30 minute UA-cam video..... thanks for the stroll down memory lane
Same! I actually was entertained the whole time. It's rare that a UA-cam video will keep my attention so I was pleasantly surprised
Philip Tomah Same
unrelateable. 30 mins first time, really?
Cee Aitch of produced content yes. I can watch something from back in the day, but anything over 15 minutes or so I lose interest and I’m on to the next
On the weekends he does historical retro toy reviews and during the week you can expect a video of him drinking a gallon of tabasco and vomiting.
weekends - blasts from the past,
weekdays - blasts out the ass
oedipa maas He needs to use that as a modo.
I mean, it depends on the context.
Pope Gains Hahaha thx for the correction and yes it is like that sub reddit 😅
Solid shirt Dude! My last name is Callahan! Always loved Tommy Boy, RIP Chris Farley
Wow my dad still has my talkboy at his house I loved that thing used to to make burnt tapes with music lol also found my old pokemon cards to which I'm working on getting graded and sold crazy how old things end up worth a ton
We're about the same age (I was born in February of 1983), so I really relate to all of your nostalgic videos like this. Thank you for making them... seriously. Really takes me back to happier days in my life dude.
“Cha Ching!”
“And that’s all I have to say about that”
Lmfaoo
But when are you gonna eat your toys
Love to see the Beast talking about what he loves most: 80s-90s memorabilia
This is my favorite LA Beast episode. I'm a big comic book head so I totally get the nostalgia thirst and the eBay addiction.
Hey Beast, Jc here! Just got the video message you left for me, I can't thank you and Paige enough. This made my Valentine's day and my week, you're an inspiration and a hero, bro. I love what you do and I have something to watch now any time I need to get pumped. You my boy beast!
"After these messages, we'll be riiiight back" that brought back some memories
That was a nostalgia blast. The 80s really were something special.
The part where the bear was talking with your voice was just scary😂
Bruh, you took me back. I had all those Ghostbusters, pee wees play house action figures. I also had the toxic crusaders, tmnt, and micro machines toys. Thanks for the trip down memory lane.
Oh god I remember when they brought back the Tickle me Elmo my Sister got one and my poor 3 year old brother was terrified of the Tickle me Elmo. Each time it laughed it was some sort of Satanic laugh to my brother and he ran away crying
It hurts me to know that my childhood years are considered retro now.
I was born in 1976 so I know how you feel.
I thought I was the only one who wore shorts in the winter
Half of MI does that, lol
Shorts all year round!!
@@gillbates5788 Charlevoix, MI polar vortex vs me and my shorts lmao
I'm glad he's doing these types of videos, it's s either Nostalgia and/or learning something new 🤗.
Callahan Auto parts...isn't that off the movie "Tommy Boy" with Chris Farley? Great movie! 😂
Perfect 80's fix
Yeah, but that movie is from 1995.
@White&Bearded83 Haha! Hell yeah! Me too!
Great crazy 80s movie. "Amazon Women on the Moon" Oh the memories!
90s
I loved my Teddy Ruxbin as a kid. I would put in my dad's Appetite For Destruction cassette inside, and hope that he would mouth along LOL
"Let's go back in time!" - LA Beast
Here's a hefty bag and some fishing line, have fun.
Clint Stathis now get the hell outta here kid, papa’s gotta have a smoke
2:00 when ur girl says she didn’t do something that she very well did
Beast, you are one of most entertaining and relatable personalities on UA-cam. Thank you for being a great dude. Also you got me into The Sopranos.
Extremely well done and super interesting, thanks for sharing man!
At least you’re not wasting your money on hookers and cocaine..
Jake Sonder hookers no but the Cocaine ❄️ lmfaoo 🤫
I remember playing Metallica's Master of Puppets on my Teddy Ruxpin LOL! Vintage games are becoming more and more collectable, I love all my vintage game collection.
I'm so glad you made this video. You spent a lot of time, money and research and it was fun to learn some things about older toys. I'm from 96 so I didn't see a lot of these toys but I do remember a lot. The early 2000 shared a lot of things from the 90s. I've never gotten rid of anything I've owned. My room right now is full of old toys on the shelves. Gameboy colors, PS1 games, stretch Screamers, Furbies, Beanie Babies, Don't Wake Daddy, mousetrap , Simon, I spy books. The list goes on and on. Maybe I should start selling on eBay
Not to be insulting, but you remind me of a not so silent "Silent Bob". I also have a lot of my toys and things from growing up and have replaced things thru ebay. I managed to replace my early Sony SOundabout from 1983 which was an early Walkman with great sound, loud as hell and amazing fm am radio which I get am stations from across the country and once fading in and out from Russia. I have the original "Eye of the Storm" plasma globe, the Sony Watchman, Kodak Disc camera, 1982 Polaroid instant camera, Sanyo M9994 boom box I got in 1978, many Matchbox cars, View Master and slides, and so many more things, but I have to say my favourite collection growing up that I still have is my record collection. Started buying records age 3 and still buying today at age 48. Still have every record I ever bought which comes handy as the dj that I am today. Great video, I enjoyed it. Thank you. Joe
Seeing these toys made me feel all sad for my daughter and kids today:( They really missed out on soooo many AMAZING TOYS and a MUCH BETTER TIME then it is right now! But once again THANK YOU BEAST FOR DOING THIS VIDEO!!!!
I was 18 in 93... All my Star Wars, Hotwheels, video games, everything my parents threw out when I moved away. I'm still pissed.
Your parents need to be whipped into apologising.
My parents forced me to donate all me he-man action figures to family friends who had small kids when I got older. They tore them apart. I was devastated.
Ouch.
Kids today will never know the joy of putting a Slayer tape in a Teddy Ruxpin.
My mother threw away all of my fondest memories! I don't talk to her anymore. Cheers from Detroit!
LMAO thanks for sharing 😂.
A few years ago my sister gave me the ultimate Xmas gift... She gave me two copies of my favorite comic book. One to show and one to keep.
I openly cried when she gave my the first copy! To explain my emotions to you “non-comic readers...
Imagine you had a friend. It was your best friend. You played with your best friend until it broke.
You loved your best friend until you loved it to much... You loved it so much that you destroyed your best friend...
Then... decades later... You see your best friend again... Looking at same way as when you first meet it...
*met
too*
This is honestly the best channel on youtube.
I've got a couple tubs full of 90's action figures, lots of WWF, Star Wars, and Ninja Turtles. And Hot Wheels.
Ass Whole bruhh, you just reminded of a time I got a ninja turtle action figure from this lady in her minivan that was giving me a ride; she had a whole ass box of toys in there & I was like 5 or 6.
I was all about that WWF..
Little tip for ya when checking ebay for current market value, use sold listings not active, i can list a potatoe chip for 1000 bux doesnt mean its worth that, sold listings will show actual sales of the item for past 90 days
Thanks for the like, that being said your prices were pretty much on point, just wanted to let you know, if you ever decided to sell something on the bay, to find market value of what to sell for use solds, i sell on ebay alot, im planning on goin full time by end of summer, doing ebay amazon all that, but awesome video as always, i really enjoyed this one, im all about nostalgia, i have over 400 nes games, prolly about 2000 games total, and all kinds of my toys from when i was a kid, my mom nvr threw my stuff away either lolll, ya gotta love moms
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Beast: if you can’t beat them, join them
Well played Beast...well played
Wow talk about a trip down memory lane!! It's cool when you do this. Takes me and and the wife back to our childhood. Thanks so much man you rock!
All of this brings back so many memories. Thank you Beast!
The fact that he had to describe the prizes on the back of magazines makes me feel so old
My mother was a manager of a Teddy Ruxpin store back in the 80s. Yeah, that was a thing.
dollores TEDDY FUCKIN RUXPIN! One of the greatest Ted scenes
"Fat guy in a little coat"
One of the best movies was tommy boy
I don´t often press like on videos. I only do it to save videos to watch later for some reason. HOWEVER, this video made me press the like button out of sheer joy. this video is like a representation of the untouched and uncorrupted soul that only a child could still have. I have no memories of ANY of these items as i am too young, but Kevin, you still made me feel nostalgic and i forgot about every worry i have. Finals due to next monday, me not being good enough for anything, not having any money left for the month, bills, the fact that i should be studying and much more. WHOOSH just pure childish joy for a great half an hour. This world can seem bleak and hopeless, and it is. the only light that exists in the dark is the one that people create. it exists in spite of the world not because of it.
I may be nothing, a no-one, but for what it´s worth i´m looking for something good, and maybe i can create something good to alleviate someone else´s suffering like you did with mine.
cheers kevin.
and
Have a good day
I enjoyed this video very much. I was also a 80's-90's kid, and after watching this i want go dig up all my old toys. I had most of what you showed and all of the small GI joe figures and a lot of Star Wars action figures. Keep the content coming!
super soaker p 50 was the best. Also, I have the sports illistrated football phone. Plus, I also had the teddy ru.... I can't believe you have the talk boy. Awesome find. The tickle me Elmo was the biggest toy ever back then. Steve E without glasses is Stephon.OMG Funkoland. I totally forgot about that place. Great video. Memory Lane
I remember when the two big Christmas items were Tickle Me Elmo and Nintendo 64.
Big ups to your mom for saving all this stuff ..we need more mom's like that in this world haha
Won't ever stop watching your videos. Such an awesome channel. Over the yrs watching you has brought so much entertainment that you can't not check in and watch. Even when you haven't had a video for a while I still search your channel to see then find myself hrs in rewatching your videos. Thank you for all that you do.
Awesome video! I appreciate all the research and background pop culture trivia linked to these things that you did.
The WWF Hasbros hit hard
@Nob the Knave Andre moc goes for $500 now a days. I got the piper.
Hell yeah... I had like 20 of them, My favorites were Andre the Giant, Big John Stud and King Kong Bundy because they were bigger then the others
@@DANNY10MADRID I had piper and big John studd when I was a kid. ..first action figures I ever had.
I had mean Gene, Roddy piper and hulk! Wish my mum didnt throw all my stuff away bruv!
You Are Still The Best Dude On UA-cam L.A Beast Forever Have A Good Day.
I just found this channel and I love it
Man this brings back the memories. I’m in the hospital for the past few days watching your videos and it’s making my day. Now I feel I need to go to ebay when I’m laid up lol.
We're about the same age. When I was I ten or so, my old man actually got to be friends with the main guy who invented the Teddy Ruxpin doll. Really sharp fellow. He did some work on an old mechanical pinball machine we had and got it working right again. Electro-mechanical genius on top of being a talented machinist, welder, you name it. Also a solid family man, and a nice guy.
MeatSmudge ken forsse?
As a child of the 90's I highly enjoyed this video. I've been slowly building my retro gaming collection over the years.
Aaron Lamb hell yeah
I thought it was just a shoe with a cable attached. turned out to be really a telephone. hahahaha :D
I had seen a hamburger phone before. But I've never seen a Sports Illustrated sneaker phone. That's the future!
I totally forgot that Vortex Howler! I used to hear those things whilsting around everywhere as a kid (brings back memories)..
Thanks for promoting my side hustle. I sell 1980s toys on eBay. I have a room full of this kind of stuff, but Masters of the Universe is the most fun to buy / sell / collect. Awesome video.
How I am missing the old nostalgic things...have a good day L.A. BEAST
I love it man, I've been trying to buy my childhood since I was 12... Now I cherish everything from the 90s everyday... May we always remember!!! My friends la beast.. wants to collect his childhood now love that too!!
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hello darkness my old friend
This brought a tear to my eye. What I wouldn't do to go back to those innocent days. Good on you bro. Never lose that child-like wonder of your youth
my gosh, watching this video put me back in the past and remembering begging my parents to buy me few of those toys you showed, also saving up to buy comic books, card packs and toys.
Late 80's TMNT and
GI joe action figures and transformers from mid 80's if I had extra loot, they always cost more.
Garbage pail kids and marvel trading cards.
O'Doyle rules
I remember the hell my parents went through to get my brother a tickle me Elmo, I imagine they have Nam like flashbacks.
The toys were great, but what brought me back was the awesome shirt you are wearing. Tommy Boy was such a classic.
Thanks for taking us back to memory lane these 80's & 90's nostalgic items brought me back I had so many of those toys & marvel cards I should visit my attic & see what wonderful memory's flash me back to my favorite decade =)
This series could allow you to make a new UA-cam channel dedicated to this 80s - 90s style nostalgia content.
Is it just me or was that idea of selling wrapping paper a really good idea haha
YO MY GUY. I buried a time capsule in my yard in West Virginia. Probably around 2001-2002 I was like 6... I buried some things that don't mean shit but I have bunboxed GI Joe's and unopened McDonald's and Burger King toys + a bunch of comic cut outs and a coin collection paired with my small rock and mineral collection. Memory is great and even if I never make it back to dig up what I buried as a child. The purpose even then was in hope that someone opens it up one day and goes "wow look at this stuff" LMAO
I remember when the super soaker first came out. At that point, the only squirt guns we had were those little see through plastic ones with the little plastic stopper in the back of it. When the commercials came on it was like WHAM! You can shoot this thing UP TO 10 FEEEEETTTTTT! It really was a game changer in the world of water based tag.
You sure do keep us entertained, beast. Thank you for that. That Haircut is freaking hilarious! Stay safe and keep up the good work.
I hate how UA-cam has limited your content. You are an awesome and charismatic creator. They did you wrong but I think you will see your success rise again!
I think I just jizzed my pants when I saw you liked my comment 😶
With so many 80s and 90s collectibles you have kept all this years, you can nearly get a big fortune by selling them.
The longer you wait the more they'll be worth!
@@iTzYoMasterXX thats not guarenteed. thinks only have value because of nastalgia. as soon as a certain amount of time passes they lose there value. usually a new movie release will pump that value back up for a short time. i dont believe he has them to make money anyway. its nice to know they have value. but the real value is in a hard unforgiving world, you get to feel like a kid again. with social media controlling the world. the boomers and millenials will be the last to collect there childhood toys. there will still be a few old souls who love old stuff ,but most wont. everything is digital.
@@thewizardoftech5075 well said my friend
@@thewizardoftech5075 beanie babies are prime example of this.
@Anthony Grabowski Did you guys not watch the video.He clearly tells us how much money these things have gone up over the years.Everybody knows that most things that are rare and old can be worth a lot of money in the future.Not all things but most.
you have to check COMPLETED listings, NOT current asking prices.
That kevin McAllister talkboy is sooooo firee 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Haha, 'Credit card? You got it!' Excellent voice impression.
I'm 21, never been to US, this is interesting as hell.
LAbeast can eat 3 decades of anything
That Simpson's game was my favorite as a kid.
Beast!!! I had most of these toys as a kid, and also the whole M.A.S.K Boulder Hill playset, hundreds of Transformers, and a huge Star Wars collection with the Ewok Village playset. I opened them all, broke nearly all of them from constant use, and I feel sorry for anyone that didn't play with these toys and kept them for a later date just to make a few bucks. The fun I had with the toys of my childhood is so much more than the money I could get for them today. They don't make em like they used to... Great vid, btw! Keep up the good work! 👍
3:48 I'm so jealous right now... I wanted one of those!
17:11 I remember that picture. The air car always looked like impossible geometry to me. Weird perspective shot. Oh was that Boy's Life?
*edit: should've kept watching, it was.