There is a moment in every person's life where you realize that after years of making fun of Gex for his cheesy references, you are now thirty years old and doing the exact same thing
To be fair the Gex games were for teens and we're rated, T. I'm pretty sure the references were more for the writers and anyone else who grew up during the 50s through 70s. I have a feeling that CD probably didn't care if most children didn't understand the references in the 3 Gex games.
@@NewCanada Going back and playing the games as an adult who managed to get totally absorbed in the 60s and 70s made a lot of these references waaay funnier.
More specifically on the Jerry Garcia tap water joke, it was specifically LSD that Jerry and his crowd were known to dabble heavily in. There was an incident on Playboy After Dark, when the Grateful Dead were on the show to perform. One of the sound guys for the GD clashed with the TV stations sound guys, and decided to spike the coffee with LSD as a prank. By the end of the show everyone's dancing like mad to "turn on your lovelight" while the host is barely able to string a sentence together.
Will the Jerry Garcia Terence McKenna and just about everybody else in the psychedelic community are all for putting it in the tap water as well, it's kind of a running joke that people who have had enlightening experience has are actually pretty serious about for obvious reasons.
I really like this video, many people wrongly assume that Gex is outdated and "stuck in the 90s", when in fact most of his references are based on classic film and pop culture, so it's classic, not outdated.
You have a point, but I dont think it makes a lot of sense to release a game that will mostly be played by teens and kids, packed with jokes referencing things far before their time, rather than referencing things they watch, see advertised, or see their parents watch.
@@gnbman It was made by people who grew up during those decades they obviously did it for them. Plenty of creators do that with things they make. Gex shouldn't be any different. I mean he's a talking gecko who is addicted to TV during the 90s. Of course, he's going to reference pop culture from decades prior. People during the 90s had a huge nostalgia for the 50s - 70s. Plenty of things targeted towards children during the 90s made reference to those decades. Though I'd argue that the Gex series isn't really for anyone under 15 personally. That's just my opinion though.
Agreed. Everyone kind of forgets that before the 2010's, most people who watched modern TV and movies also got a lot of exposure to older shows and movies since they were often used as reruns and filler and were referenced in shows that were current.
This is what we call misunderstanding your target audience. And by that I mean the devs didnt get what the hell they were doing. Things being "classic" also doesnt make the reference humor better. It needs to have a point.
Games like High on Life make me appreciate the humor of the Gex series. Even when the jokes fail, they are at least quick and have some degree of wit. High on Life's humor overstays it's welcome and is completely reliant on the Rick and Morty formula, which got old really quick after the second season.
Okay we get it! The strongest gun in the game is in a pretty sorry state physically and mentally, and it's all really depressing. can I _PLEASE_ get back to shooting stuff?!
9:33 "Has anyone in there seen Carol Anne?" I always assumed this was a reference to the character Carol Anne Freeling from Poltergeist. Great video though, always good to see Gex fans
@@TheRoyTeal96 Yeah some of those really old lyrics are the bulk of what went over my head too. I actually do reacall my dad being amused by a few of the those references I didn't get
Thank you foe making this. It always bugged me when people say Gex is stuck in the 90s. Most of his jokes predate the 90s . And even if he did make 90s jokes that still still doesn't mean he was bad. In fact he was one of the best 3d platformers from his time.
Gotta respect them for referencing a Randy Newman song that wasn't "You Got A Friend In Me" or "Strange Things Are Happening" in a post-Toy Story world.
Thank you for this. I loved Gex 2 and 3 as a kid and although I still laughed because Gex was funny (his tones and voice changed so much or what he said was so outlandish to me at the time it was just funny without context) a lot of these references flew over my head hah hah I really wish they'd bring him back, would love to see his trilogy remade wit hthe treatment Spyro and Crash received.
Joe Piscopo was a popular cast member of Saturday Night Live shortly after the departure of Lorne Michaels; up until that point the show struggled to prevent its greatest cast members from leaving and becoming famous movie stars, so many jokes were made at Piscopo's expense for his inability to do the same. Obviously the show does not have this problem anymore.
5:30 : Gex is also doing a parody of 'Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous' 5:57, 6:11, 6:30, 7:37 " all of these instances, Gex is doing an impersonation of Johnny Carson from the Tonight show. Johnny Carson was known for making quirky and oddball references about random celebrities.
Actually amazing I love referential humor , and gex had a lot of clever lines of movie references which fit very well with the level designs. The world will never be the same without these platformers
I loved Gex as a kid and I didn't even knew english, much less understood any of these references, for people outside of the US they are almost impossible to get.
Might be an idea to have a look at the references and jokes made in the UK version of Gex ETG as there's some regional differences in some of the lines said, courtesy of the late great Leslie Phillips, for example UK Gex makes a mention in the intro of spending his days watching Supermarket Sweep which was a popular gameshow at the time and one of the quotes UK!Gex says when he defeats an enemy is "Time for Tubby Bye Bye" which is a reference to Teletubbies
@Etalikor I swear to God if they edit or censor any of Gex's lines and humor with modern references I will flip a truck. I'm so sick of this constant coddling
I'm 31 and Spanish (never been to the USA) and I get A LOT of these references - They're dated as fuck but I got 80-90% of them before you explained them
this a sick video cant lie always wanted to know what these jokes meant i mean i still laughed like i knew what was going on but yeah good to finally geddit
carrot top is a comedian known for his hair. damn dude. did carrot top fart in your cheerios? seriously tho thank you for this. I played gex on the n64 as a kid and alot of these reference went over my head then and I never looked into it. also this was a huge nastalgia trip :)
Damn, I clicked this hoping for Leslie. :) Although to be fair, most of those jokes just click with British adults due to the dirty humour. This seems kinda tame.
The caroll ann reference actually refers to the movie Poltergeist. caroll ann was the youngest child who gets sucked into her closet and talk to the family through the static tv
@Ryan-Rami Ayoub Duality knows that. I know that. Everyone knows that. The fact that it specifically in connection to James Earl Jones is the part that makes no sense.
@Ryan-Rami Ayoub yeah. I know the episode. 'e-i-e-i (annoyed grunt) aka 'e-i-e-i-doh'. But JEJ doesn't actually voice any character. It's fake credits for a fake movie that the Simpsons family watch called "The Poke of Zorro". And it premiered a year after 'Enter the Gecko'.
“Aw man this is worst than the time I had nachos bell grande with james earl jones” peter on the toilet: “Oh god…if I clog his toilet he’s definitely not letting me at the episode 6 premiere, chris would never let me live it down!”
They didn't I know because I was 12 when this was released. But I'm positive these weren't for children in the first place. Or at least they felt like they were for teenagers and adults.
We didn't, I was 7 and didn't get any references except some current 90s ones. I think once my mom was in the room and asked if I knew who the person referenced was (jerry lewis I think)
Some of these I did get as a kid, especially the old sitcoms (thanks to watching Nick at Nite). As for the humor and references, it was more in line for teenagers and young adults. Heck, when advertising the first game, they mentioned that Dana Gould (Gex’s voice actor and writer of his quips) was best known for his stand-up comedy special on HBO, so they knew their target audience would be young adults.
Gex is probably too young to have been born during WW2 so I doubt he qualifies for the Boomer generation. He was probably born during the 60s or 70s. Either 74 or 64 would be my guess.
@@NewCanadanot sure when he born but for sure he is early Gen X or late Baby Boomer. Mostly I believe he is late Baby Boomer born around 1955-1965. As for some reason I believe the event of the trilogy is around 1985- 1995.
This is like playing video games at Dunkey's house
“This is like that one time Dunkey beat Sky at smash”
This is like watching the world record holder on Bowser's Big Bean Burrito play Mario
As The Act Man says "It's like playing Bubsy 3D at Barack Obama's house"
I laugh at that every time 🤣
Note to self: don’t drink tap water at Jason Gasttow’s house
This is like playing bingo at Jack Nicholson’s house.
There is a moment in every person's life where you realize that after years of making fun of Gex for his cheesy references, you are now thirty years old and doing the exact same thing
Amogus
We mocked our own reflection
How
You randomly spewing quotes from shows you watched?
my humor is to far beyond the intelligence of others.
Note to self: don’t comprehend jokes at gex’s house
The fact that you made a reference to Monty Python AND Willy Wonka was enough for me to appreciate the entire game as a whole
IM THE REAL GEX PEASANT guess this is an example of gex-ual intercourse
@@kaproskarleto5136 This place is weirder than 4th of July at Rick James's place.
-Gex
The references go so far back I really doubt many kids playing the game got them. The dated references are the game's charm.
To be fair the Gex games were for teens and we're rated, T. I'm pretty sure the references were more for the writers and anyone else who grew up during the 50s through 70s. I have a feeling that CD probably didn't care if most children didn't understand the references in the 3 Gex games.
@@NewCanada They really make the game interesting. You want to look up the references.
@@NewCanada Going back and playing the games as an adult who managed to get totally absorbed in the 60s and 70s made a lot of these references waaay funnier.
More specifically on the Jerry Garcia tap water joke, it was specifically LSD that Jerry and his crowd were known to dabble heavily in. There was an incident on Playboy After Dark, when the Grateful Dead were on the show to perform. One of the sound guys for the GD clashed with the TV stations sound guys, and decided to spike the coffee with LSD as a prank. By the end of the show everyone's dancing like mad to "turn on your lovelight" while the host is barely able to string a sentence together.
It's like how the James Earl Jones joke is probably a fat+diarrhea joke and OP failed to mention it
Will the Jerry Garcia Terence McKenna and just about everybody else in the psychedelic community are all for putting it in the tap water as well, it's kind of a running joke that people who have had enlightening experience has are actually pretty serious about for obvious reasons.
This video is like a bar mitzvah at Cardi B's house
oy vey!
Erev Tov
"Pilot's license? What for?" -Gex...maybe...I dunno
“What could possibly go wrong?” -Also gex maybe
"I am Turok!" -Potentially Gex
Bubsy 3d
Can’t wait for the 21st century Gex sequel!
“Note to self: never enter a race against Ben Schwartz”
"Note to self: Don't film a gunfight at Alec Baldwin's house"
YOU FUCKING PREDICTED IT
@@sunbirth4795 just doing my job
I really like this video, many people wrongly assume that Gex is outdated and "stuck in the 90s", when in fact most of his references are based on classic film and pop culture, so it's classic, not outdated.
You have a point, but I dont think it makes a lot of sense to release a game that will mostly be played by teens and kids, packed with jokes referencing things far before their time, rather than referencing things they watch, see advertised, or see their parents watch.
@@gnbman It was made by people who grew up during those decades they obviously did it for them. Plenty of creators do that with things they make. Gex shouldn't be any different. I mean he's a talking gecko who is addicted to TV during the 90s. Of course, he's going to reference pop culture from decades prior. People during the 90s had a huge nostalgia for the 50s - 70s. Plenty of things targeted towards children during the 90s made reference to those decades. Though I'd argue that the Gex series isn't really for anyone under 15 personally. That's just my opinion though.
>It's classic
>Literally just some drug commercial
Guess what happens when you make your entire game's personality around dumb references
Agreed. Everyone kind of forgets that before the 2010's, most people who watched modern TV and movies also got a lot of exposure to older shows and movies since they were often used as reruns and filler and were referenced in shows that were current.
This is what we call misunderstanding your target audience. And by that I mean the devs didnt get what the hell they were doing.
Things being "classic" also doesnt make the reference humor better. It needs to have a point.
Games like High on Life make me appreciate the humor of the Gex series. Even when the jokes fail, they are at least quick and have some degree of wit. High on Life's humor overstays it's welcome and is completely reliant on the Rick and Morty formula, which got old really quick after the second season.
Okay we get it! The strongest gun in the game is in a pretty sorry state physically and mentally, and it's all really depressing. can I _PLEASE_ get back to shooting stuff?!
9:33 "Has anyone in there seen Carol Anne?"
I always assumed this was a reference to the character Carol Anne Freeling from Poltergeist.
Great video though, always good to see Gex fans
Your right it is. He got this one wrong I think
You must have like 300 IQ just to understand Gex' references.
Finally! Someone makes a video explaining some of these references!lol You should do the other games as well.🙂
The fact that they require explanation makes me feel old as hell
@@johnconnor2572 Personally, I already knew or understood about half of them. But some I didn't know their origins. Mostly the song lyric quotes. lol
@@TheRoyTeal96 Yeah some of those really old lyrics are the bulk of what went over my head too. I actually do reacall my dad being amused by a few of the those references I didn't get
This is like a basement tour in Joseph Fritzl's house.
I died.
This made me lose it.
Thank you foe making this. It always bugged me when people say Gex is stuck in the 90s. Most of his jokes predate the 90s . And even if he did make 90s jokes that still still doesn't mean he was bad. In fact he was one of the best 3d platformers from his time.
This is like smoking crack at Don Cheadles
Gotta respect them for referencing a Randy Newman song that wasn't "You Got A Friend In Me" or "Strange Things Are Happening" in a post-Toy Story world.
The implication is that there would be LSD in Jerry Garcia's tap water.
I love that even at launch year some of these references were outdated by decades
This is like waking up after drinks at Bill Cosbys house
Thank you for this. I loved Gex 2 and 3 as a kid and although I still laughed because Gex was funny (his tones and voice changed so much or what he said was so outlandish to me at the time it was just funny without context) a lot of these references flew over my head hah hah I really wish they'd bring him back, would love to see his trilogy remade wit hthe treatment Spyro and Crash received.
Gex Trilogy was announced for modern consoles and PC.
5:28 was actually a reference to "Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous" and not just Aaron Spelling.
Gex: “Cutaway Jokes at Celebrity’s house.”
Family Guy: “I got an idea!”
Joe Piscopo was a popular cast member of Saturday Night Live shortly after the departure of Lorne Michaels; up until that point the show struggled to prevent its greatest cast members from leaving and becoming famous movie stars, so many jokes were made at Piscopo's expense for his inability to do the same. Obviously the show does not have this problem anymore.
I remember hearing “In the land before time, when Saturday Night Live was funny” before
Note to self: Go back in time to the first Thanksgiving and get turkeys off the menu
5:30 : Gex is also doing a parody of 'Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous'
5:57, 6:11, 6:30, 7:37 " all of these instances, Gex is doing an impersonation of Johnny Carson from the Tonight show. Johnny Carson was known for making quirky and oddball references about random celebrities.
This is like watching Family Guy with your eyelids taped open like Alex from Clockwork Orange
"This is like playing stupid Nintendo games at Scott Wozniak's house -Gex
This is like listening to Huey Lewis and the News with Christian Bale
The James Earl Jones thing may both be referencing his deep voice and his role in Star Wars with a huge planetary laser.
the fact i know about 6 of these references means i’m still young
Gex lines sound like family guy cutaways
This is like doing slap-stick comedy at Samuel L Jackson’s house. -Gex
The warp core breach one is specifically Scotty from The Original Star Trek, as indicated by Gex's purposely bad Scottish accent.
Actually amazing I love referential humor , and gex had a lot of clever lines of movie references which fit very well with the level designs.
The world will never be the same without these platformers
These are deeper and darker than I thought.
14:46 Jesus Christ 😂 that one caught me off guard
14:33
"These are funny, old school funny but funny.. I'm not sure these are too bad."
14:44
"AYOOOO WTF?!?!?!"
The video I never knew I needed in preparation for Gex rerelease
Nice to know someone was thinking about gex 3 weeks ago
The “flavin with the thing” reference is almost certainly the scientist from the Simpsons.
good watch thanks for putting in the effort
This is like making rope and David Carradine’s house
I loved Gex as a kid and I didn't even knew english, much less understood any of these references, for people outside of the US they are almost impossible to get.
Cant believe people dislike these voice lines. UK has to do what they always do and make everything a worse version of what America has
This is the kind of comedy/reference i aim to
This is like gex night at scott the woz's house
Might be an idea to have a look at the references and jokes made in the UK version of Gex ETG as there's some regional differences in some of the lines said, courtesy of the late great Leslie Phillips, for example UK Gex makes a mention in the intro of spending his days watching Supermarket Sweep which was a popular gameshow at the time and one of the quotes UK!Gex says when he defeats an enemy is "Time for Tubby Bye Bye" which is a reference to Teletubbies
"IS IT GEX NIGHT?!"
Gex 3 is unironically hilarious
The Gex Trilogy is about to be a reference machine that demolishes zoomers.
I wonder what the quotes and references will be in the Gex Trilogy.
@Etalikor I swear to God if they edit or censor any of Gex's lines and humor with modern references I will flip a truck. I'm so sick of this constant coddling
Dude this was a great video, you certainly deserve more views, by the way, I loved your joke at the end of the video
I'm 31 and Spanish (never been to the USA) and I get A LOT of these references - They're dated as fuck but I got 80-90% of them before you explained them
I feel honered to have acually understoud some of these
This is like the script for a bad ryan Reynolds movie
I’d love another Gex game...only for new modern references. Some of these references are older too.
Gex is about movie and film culture in general, not any particular time period.
gex was making dated references even when gex was new
Imagine Gex referencing like Nickelodeon, Ben Shapiro, TikTok and transgenderism these days
this a sick video cant lie always wanted to know what these jokes meant i mean i still laughed like i knew what was going on but yeah good to finally geddit
This is like drinking tapwater in the kitchen - gex
11:20 For some reason I find this quote cute
You didn't cover "note to self: never take a drink from Bill Cosby"
Note to self: never text a popular male UA-camr if your a teenage girl at sky William’s house
Good video. I recognized some but not all.
This is more entertaining than Gex Night at Scott the Woz’s
This is very useful. Thank you.
Gex has quite the pop culture knowledge... I mean DAMN.
carrot top is a comedian known for his hair.
damn dude. did carrot top fart in your cheerios?
seriously tho thank you for this. I played gex on the n64 as a kid and alot of these reference went over my head then and I never looked into it. also this was a huge nastalgia trip :)
this reminds me of the time I went snow boarding with Dan Schneider
Isn't there a quote where Gex roasts Adam Sandler?
“This is like filming a cowboy movie with Alec Baldwin” -Gex 4: EndGeck
i watch this video like 10 times a week i cant stop
Damn, I clicked this hoping for Leslie. :) Although to be fair, most of those jokes just click with British adults due to the dirty humour. This seems kinda tame.
I haven't seen this much blood since that barbeque at David Hasselhoff 's.
Do another one for the original Gex & Deep Cover Gecko
This is like karaoke night at GG Allin's house.
i could hear him trying to hold back the laugh when he said "It's tail time"
I am very Sure that the quote “this is like being Touched by your uncle” has nothing to do with the show “Touched By a Angel”
Nah
That's not what Gex said. He said "Welcome to this week's episode of 'Touched by an Uncle'."
Carlton dancing adds so much production value
2:46 Lady No. 1
This place looks how Deadpool’s face feels.
I have no idea why, but that Ian Anderson impression during the Jethro Tull reference absolutely killed me.
The caroll ann reference actually refers to the movie Poltergeist. caroll ann was the youngest child who gets sucked into her closet and talk to the family through the static tv
I love how "This is like taco night at james earl jones' house" literally just doesn't make any sense.
@Ryan-Rami Ayoub Duality knows that. I know that. Everyone knows that.
The fact that it specifically in connection to James Earl Jones is the part that makes no sense.
@Ryan-Rami Ayoub no. He didn't. You're wrong and you're not funny.
@Ryan-Rami Ayoub yeah. I know the episode.
'e-i-e-i (annoyed grunt) aka 'e-i-e-i-doh'.
But JEJ doesn't actually voice any character.
It's fake credits for a fake movie that the Simpsons family watch called "The Poke of Zorro".
And it premiered a year after 'Enter the Gecko'.
@Ryan-Rami Ayoub okay
They just ripped off Dunkey
This is like happy hour at Jeffrey epsteins house -gex
😂
Oh boy
That didn’t age well
Funny because he killed himself
@@Ks_World007 how lol. This was made way after he died
I applaud you for putting time into making this, absolutely incredible
@Justin Herrera bro is it gex night already?
@Justin Herrera its *always* gex night.
This reminds me of the time when I was an anti-furry in Colon's house.
you're everywhere seriously get out
@@nikifan this reminds me of that time when gex night turned into a gex year
99% of these aren't jokes, they're just references.
Say what you want about family guys use of cutaways, at least they have a punchline
Good comedians realize that it's not what you say but how you say it.
You wouldn’t get it
@@ti-fiter this is like the time I (lame ass joke here) - family guy
@@CapJackson Too bad Gex mastered neither of these two arts.
This is like wearing socks at Quentin Tarantino’s house - Gex
this is like going barefoot at dan schneider's house - Gex
@@chrisppx based
This is like wearing boots at Michael Bay's house
This is how most of the references went for me as a kid.
Me: Who's Mel Blanc?
Dad: He's Bugs Bunny.
Me: Why does he have luau?
Dad: I don't know.
A luau is a party with a show - I guess that Mel Blanc could've had a fairly wild show because of how talented and rich he and his friends were
@@DiegoRuiz1991 Baseless speculation. (jk) (kinda like Spalunking in Richard Pryor's private lake)
he says that in a level where there's a bunch of rabbits
So that’s where the Family Guy writers get their inspiration from....
This reminds me of the time I played gex!
this reminds me of the time i ascended past this mortal realm at seth mcfarlane's house
The manatees?
this is just like the time i spent five nights at freddy's
“Aw man this is worst than the time I had nachos bell grande with james earl jones”
peter on the toilet: “Oh god…if I clog his toilet he’s definitely not letting me at the episode 6 premiere, chris would never let me live it down!”
“This is like smokin’ crack at Don Cheedle’s house”
-Gex
-Dunk
This is a reference to Don Cheedle’s role as Mo from “Black Monday”
“Captain, they are a bizarre alien race that find Adam Sandler funny."
*Not even flex tape can fix that*
But what about...
Gex tape!!!
That's A Lot Of Damage
i am alien
THAT'S A LOTTA DAMAGE!
EMO-SHUNAL DAM-IJ
Note to self: Never play Simpsons: Hit and Run at Alec Baldwin's house.
Note to self: never play Red Dead Redemption at Alec Baldwin's house
Note to self: Never play Link's Crossbow Training at Alec Baldwin's house.
This is like watching a video explaining Gex’s jokes.
3:30 He actually predicted Fuller House, and got ahead of himself.
We sshould have listened
@@mr.awesome6011 nah what really happened is they looked it up somewhere and mistaken 1987 - 1995 for 1985-1997
That’s still ten years, not twelve
Imagine all the modern references they could make if they made a new Gex game.
“This is worse than getting in a car with Rebecca Black.”
If I don't hear, "hey, Lois, remember 'da time..."
This must be what it's like to work out at Joe Rogan's house
Who?
"This is more embarrassing than the Will Smith slap"
Note to self: Don't walk down the streets outside a hotel in Harlem.
"This reminds me of that pissing contest I had with R Kelly."
- Gex
LMAO. If they made a sequel I would probably piss my pants laughing if that was used. 😂😂😂
We need a mod of gex where it plays the explanation after he says a joke
Gexplanation mod
So Rick and morty humor then, I’ll pass
Pop up Gexeo
@@mrmaniac0118 LMAO
I hope this becomes really popular somehow
the "touched by an uncle" joke is good
Gex would honestly be a great game to bring back and I hope they do
I was laughing so fucking hard when I heard that joke, how did that slide in a kids game lol. 😂
That’s probably my favorite joke.
Don’t know how that got in there. Sounds like a dirty joke.
I mean if bubsy can make a comeback, anyone can
Dude that would be DOPE!
I refuse to believe children understood this shit when Gex was first released.
They didn't I know because I was 12 when this was released. But I'm positive these weren't for children in the first place. Or at least they felt like they were for teenagers and adults.
I was in second grade when I got this game and asking my mom who’s Joe piscopo and Rip Taylor. She wasn’t expecting that
@@real30yearoldboomerhours53 she be like *".......is this game for kids?"*
We didn't, I was 7 and didn't get any references except some current 90s ones. I think once my mom was in the room and asked if I knew who the person referenced was (jerry lewis I think)
Some of these I did get as a kid, especially the old sitcoms (thanks to watching Nick at Nite). As for the humor and references, it was more in line for teenagers and young adults. Heck, when advertising the first game, they mentioned that Dana Gould (Gex’s voice actor and writer of his quips) was best known for his stand-up comedy special on HBO, so they knew their target audience would be young adults.
Boomer gecko gets me every time.
Gex is probably too young to have been born during WW2 so I doubt he qualifies for the Boomer generation. He was probably born during the 60s or 70s. Either 74 or 64 would be my guess.
@@NewCanada so Gex was just raised on old media
He was basically addicted to TV and probably saw *every* movie in existence by way of reruns.
@@NewCanadanot sure when he born but for sure he is early Gen X or late Baby Boomer.
Mostly I believe he is late Baby Boomer born around 1955-1965.
As for some reason I believe the event of the trilogy is around 1985- 1995.
@@SobiTheRobot he's a 4th waller..