GUNSHIP - When You Grow up, Your Heart Dies
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- Опубліковано 4 тра 2020
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Film: Brakfast Club (1985)
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Film: Brakfast Club (1985)
Original song: ua-cam.com/video/ri9IefTuNzc/v-deo.html
its called: BREAKFAST CLUB !!! with an E in Break...
wish they made a part 2 of the Brakfast Club
The Breakfast Club
I don't have to live inside the movie for that to be 😏🤷🤘❤️
@@latintiger The Lunch Club
I’m leaving this comment so that whenever someone likes it, I will come here back and listen to this song again
Commenting so you can listen to the song again
Commenting so i can listen again
It's a nice day for another listen
December 23 2023
Christmas Day, 2023. What a perfect track for when you're alone on Xmas Day.
80's: The future's going to be awesome.
2023: Man the 80's were awesome.
So true my friend...
The future ain't what it used to be !
Exactly 80s better than now
Back to the ... past!
80s: the 2020s have flying cars space travel between planets….
2023: bring back the decade of dreams and hope for a better future.
I was born in 1972, grew up in the 1980's. Most of the best years, best memories of my life are from that magical decade. Even those older than me (parents age) agree. The 80's is a past that still feels like it's in the future. The 80's feels new even 35-40 years on. The 80's makes me feel young, it makes me look forward to years in life I no longer have in front of me. It makes me miss a girl that I've never met. It makes me believe in a future that's already passed me by. It's the impossible dream that still feels within reach.....
Beautiful words man. Thanks for sharing !
You can always feel young because the soul is eternal. Just don't look in the mirror too much or identify with aches and pains.
Well put. Very eloquently.
Wow. This is profound and totally on point.
@The Baddestman the 80's were pretty gay as well....
The fact that music like this is being written nowadays… it makes me happy… and gives me hope..
@The Baddestman let me have my hope pls... even if it is just a delusion...i kinda need it.
Amen to that
❤️
Wow I didn't know this music is from nowadays
@The Baddestman Western world? Get your head out of your @$$, it's the entire world fool.
The 80's had HOPE. Hope that tomorrow will be better made everything feel better even when times were tough. Today, there is none.
I believe Reagan had a lot to do with that. The economy took off and the USA came out of the pall of the late 60’s and 70’s.
As long as you keep living, there will always be hope
Don't let your heart die
It depends. ;)
100%.
Make America the 80s again. I’ll take the 90s too
Me to
same
Totally.
Born in 79' and being a kid of the 80s was a privilege. It was a much better time.
yes, yes it was!!! never forget those neon days, when we was still ELECTRIC!
your are a 90s kid not a 80s.
@@angelom9685 I was a kid of the 80s and a teen of the 90s. Thanks for your opinion 😊
@@angelom9685 and what are you? a zeros kid?
@@codered9576 exactly!! You said kid, not adult, I’m from ‘78 and enjoyed the 80s vibe with nostalgia, Saturday morning cartoons! 80s unique movies that Hollywood can’t remake to have the same effect! Fuck yeah thunder cats!
Fuck yeah Gobots!
Fuck yeah Mazinger Z
And fuck yeah
Jayce and the wheeled warriors!
80’s kid here…remember walking to the local arcade and penny flipping defender and joust. Kissed a girl for the first time in front of Tempest. Yeah, nothing like the 80’s.
So same
“Don’t fear failure” that line broke me on this particular listen. Have basically lived my whole life fearing failure so I’ve never even tried.
You’ve got this, every time you think you don’t. Believe in yourself.
Fun Fact: That line is a direct quote from an anime called Outlaw Star, popularized by Toonami's "Broken Promise [Dreams]" AMV.
Someone once said " if you live life half afraid you only live half a life". I think that's true.
I'm a '99 kid, but I grew up on a lot of 80s flicks and songs. It makes me feel nostalgic for a time I didn't even live through.
Same thing, even more I never lived in USA
that's anemoia. very common for kids in the 90s who experienced the cultural legacy of the 80s. it was the golden age of almost all arts and entertainment across the spectrum. it was right when the conservatives took back control socially and culturally from the progressives, if only momentarily, and there was that period of perfect balance. the economy stabilized and grew, crime was abating, religion was returning, and it gave everyone more leisure and time to focus their creative energy and vision.
@@cagneybillingsley2165 I was born in 93 and I've always wondered what the phenomenon was called, cheers.
@@cagneybillingsley2165 i was born in 92, left leaning christian, one of those fucked up milennials born in age of comfort after fall of berlin wall. my brother on the other hand born in 87 , (not liberal or conservative) is more functional. definitely a cultural difference. im conflicted about what is better, being a liberal or conservative. i definitely am starting to not like the way these progressive liberals operate, such as governor of michigan. as a kid and a teen in public school system youre basically trained to think a certain way. im starting to wonder if there was a reason i never fit in at school. your comment is definitely relevant and insightful
I was born in 1986. Although I lived more of the 90s than I did the 80s, I still have a large love of the 80s. My mates call me marty mcfly 😅
I wish I could live inside this movie so it would be 1985 forever.
Yeah uhhhh. The broads would find a way to f***k it up for ever sooooo don't feel bad.
Amen
Yeah ok
That's very nice.
Pretty sure that was a Twilight zone episode haha
The 80's was the best decade in history
80's will live on, forever. It's just us getting old.
So, don't you forget about us. Even when we are gone.
It's sad that the 80s will be forgotten as it only has meaning to those that lived through it. I couldn't care less about the 60's and 70's for the same reason i explained.
i dont even know you. how should i be able to forget you ?
@@anonympseudonym2182 they meant that gen that lived it, its okay the tide pods are slowly kicking in just let it happen
@@ImAlwaysFrisky You made me shoot my coffee outta my nose. Jeez that's funny.
Were gonna keep on rockin forever! Forever forever forever forever...
Damn Gunship... you know how to hit a nostalgic nerve!
Musicians like this keep the dream alive... May we never grow old
I can't I start crying when listening to that song. I want to be young again and wish some people who died since came back to life
I wish I could go back in time to the 80’s, see my father again and my grandparents, aunts, uncles and cousins who have passed. At least I can in my mind.
Born in 1983 and feel lucky that I was able to spend my formative years in the 80s and my coming-of-age years in the 90s. I cherish those times.
Born 1980 , feels like yesterday . Had fun being a crazy teen in the 90's ! Although you never really knew how awesome the times were and how much you're going to miss them later !
Usually I hate it when songs have quotes in them like the late 90s early 2000s. But this song literally makes me tear up every time I hear it.
"Life moves pretty fast; if you don't stop and look around once in awhile, you could miss it."
I know this whole movie practicly by heart. Thankfully, I have it on DVD. I've seen it twenty times or more. It never gets old for me. Its an absolute classic. I also had a very similar experience when I was in school. I was born in the 70's and grew up in the 80's. I went to a high school that did the same kind of detention depicted in this movie. The music of the 80's is very powerful. The greatness of this movie cannot be overstated. I also miss the 80's just as much as anyone in my generation does. Its up to Generation X to keep the memories of the 80's alive as long as we can. I love this song. Thank you.
I missed a dramatic reading of the “Breakfast Club” script at LAMCA that had James Van Der Beek and a bunch of other surprise guests reading from the script. That was a few years or so ago.
Earlier last month or the month before I learned that Hollywood Forever Cemetary was doing a special presentation of “The Breakfast Club” and it was sold out just before I heard about it.
I’ve really got to work on my timing.
DVD
Watched the movie, cause this video made it look interesting. It was amazing, but in a down to earth way. Kinda like Office Space in a sense.
However just like with Office Space, you do need a certain kind of experience to appreciate it. I don't think I could've enjoyed either of those movies a few years ago.
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Посмотрю целиком.
I wish I was born in the 70s. I was born in 1997 but I have a heart that's much older (feels like it anyways). I watched the breakfast club as a part of a English class dissection project in high school and everyone in the class was moved by the movie. I like movies/songs that are around the 80's time period (top gun and the karate kid trilogy as an example are among my favorites). I'll keep the 80's sound alive bud, and pass it down to my kids if I'm ever lucky enough to have any. Count on it ✌✊.
Ah yes, Breakfast Club, this was my graduating class movie. memories of a much simpler and better time on so many levels.
You sure it wasn't you that changed? ;)
@@hardcoded Vernon: What did you want to be when you were young?
Carl: When I was a kid, I wanted to be John Lennon.
Vernon: Carl, don't be a goof. I'm trying to make a serious point here. I've been teaching, for twenty two years, and each year, these kids get more and more arrogant.
Carl: Aw bullshit, man. Come on Vern, the kids haven't changed, you have! You took a teaching position, 'cause you thought it'd be fun, right? Thought you could have summer vacations off and then you found out it was actually work and that really bummed you out.
Vernon: These kids turned on me. They think I'm a big ****in' joke.
Carl: Come on...listen Vern, if you were sixteen, what would you think of you, huh?
Vernon: Hey, Carl, you think I give one rat's ass what these kids think of me?
Carl: Yes, I do.
Vernon: You think about this...when you get old, these kids; when I get old, they're gonna be runnin' the country.
Carl: Yeah?
Vernon: Now this is the thought that wakes me up in the middle of the night; that when I get older, these kids are gonna take care of me.
Carl: I wouldn't count on it.
John Hughes. A legend.
When you grow up your heart dies
Who cares?
I care
When you grow up your heart dies (ooh, ooh, ooh)
Just keep holding that secret code by your side
Somebody call, somebody call it (don't go)
Don't let it go, don't let it go (just stay)
Without somebody to hold, without somebody (ooh)
I just need that body (ooh)
You're on fire
The way you dance with the devil tonight
You're on fire
You got that last dance look in your eyes
Just like a movie
Don't let your heart die
Don't let your heart die
Don't let your heart die
Hey temptation, escape with me (ooh, ooh, ooh)
Just some flashing lights and some tire smoke is all that we need
Somebody call, somebody call it (don't go)
Don't let it go, don't let it go (just stay)
Without somebody to hold, without somebody (ooh)
I just need that body (ooh)
You're on fire
The way you dance with the devil tonight
You're on fire
You got that last dance look in your eyes
Just like a movie
Don't let your heart die
Don't let your heart die
Don't let your heart die
You're on fire
Just like a movie
A suicide of a perfect mind
Promise, don't let your heart die
Whatever will be, will be
Don't care what anyone else thinks
You'll be okay, I promise
Just keep on keeping on
It's just a bad day, not a bad life
I'll always be there for you
I swear the breath from my lungs
You'll feel it when you know
Life is worth the risk
Live long and prosper
Believe in yourself and create your own destiny
Don't fear failure
Keep running on
Just hold on
Just fight on
Until the sun goes down
Just remember when you grow up your heart dies
Don't ever give up
Everything worth doing is hard
The only time that matters is right now
It's okay to feel lost
Live life to the full because you never know what's around the corner
So let's take a part of the world and make it our own
Don't let the bastards grind you down
You saved me
Keep running on
Just hold on
Just fight on
Until the sun goes down
Just remember when you grow up your heart dies
There's no fate but what we make for ourselves
We always have each other
Keep your head up, kid
Always fear regret more than failure
Stay true to yourself
There is still good in the world
Expect nothing and appreciate everything
It was all worth it
The sun never sets on your dreams
Thanks
beautiful
Believe in yourself and create your own Destiny
I was born in 93 but I grew up with so many 80s things. I listened to the radio a lot as a kid and a lot of 80s music still played. During my childhood the 80s was barely 10 years gone. It was still pretty relevent. I watched the Masters of the Universe, listened to 80s hits, most of my family still drove cars from the 80s, i played with toys from the 80s. I didnt live through the 80s but i got to experience a lot of the sweet leftovers anyways. I wish i couldve been born just a little earlier. The 80s was the best decade! Music and pop culture came alive. People were happier. Life was simpler. Music like this gives hope that the 80s isnt lost yet. It can come back.
It's just a bad day, not a bad life.
I was born in the 86 but this song still makes me feel nostalgia from the eighties.
My dad unexpectedly died over a year ago from covid. I first heard this song after he was intubated I listened and the ending lyrics broke my heart. "Keep running on, just hold on, keep fighting on.. til the sun goes down" I listened over and over praying f and pleading for him.
RIP
Kingdom of God to you father..how it saying here in Russia
Amanda your dad may not be physically in front of you but always remember your genetic code has a huge part of your dad in you. His spirit will be with you everyday. Im sure you hurt real bad, but your dads strengths will help you stand strong each day. I believe the end of life is a door to a new beginning that we don’t see. You have to live each and everyday with vigour, you are the author of your own life story. Go out an create a great story each day that your dad would of loved to hear about . The song says create ur own destiny so please do it . Listen to the words of the song You are a one hell of a special person no one is the same as another on this planet So when down Listen to the song when u need strength . Have a great life young lady you deserve it , smile when u can cry when you have to
@@deannicol omg thank you. My dad saved me 2 months ago. I was driving on interstate in Utah and hit a power cable (which had been weakened by wind storms going through that day). At 85mph my car spun into the barrier and rolled. I walked away with a boxer cut above my left eye.
I would not have had my seatbelt on if it weren't for a strong impression or feeling which said 'you might want to wear it this one time'. Dumbo me- right? I never wore my seatbelt- always had the dumb belief that if I was in a bad accident then 'I hope I die- don't want to live through that'. I was on my way down to Utah for cancer tx.
Oh my friends. There is so much more to fear than death.
I am so grateful for the strong feeling that pervaded through me that day... I'm grateful for my dad. I know he was with me.
This song is so true, I wish I could go back to the 1980s when life was good and dreams seemed possible.
based
Hmmmmm
Where you a kid during the 80s, because dreams are always possible then. This is probably just nostalgia speaking.
This movie may be from a specific moment in time but it is just timeless. The song is great too.
wish i was young again
80s was the best!!!!!!!!
I also stayed back there in 1985... 80's forever ❤
Breakfast club is a timeless classic.
I swear.. this movie gets better every time I watch it.
Oh no! It`s BRAKFAST!!!!
This song has helped me through the grieving process exactly twice so fire, the depression stage is hard and this has incredible emotion and the ending sound bytes are what really seals the deal. It's just a bad day not a bad life, really. ❤️
I am definitely signing in for a virtual world where we all live in the 80s. I sure hope it’s coming soon
If any teenagers are reading this, it's absolutely true. When you grow up your heart dies. Doesn't mean life is not worth living. It's just different when you grow up. Enjoy it while it lasts. Live your high school life to the fullest with all the drama and whatnot, because grown up life is not as vivid.
If any teenagers are reading this, it’s absolutely what you make it to be. Live life to its fullest and don’t let the bastards win!!!!
@robertchitoiu8223
How dare you project your failures and insecurities onto those that haven't had the chance to experience adulthood yet?
To anyone else reading this, your heart only dies if YOU let it die. I'm 37 and I still have the same zest and love for life that I had as a child.
Don't sweat the small stuff.
Find the beauty in everyday things.
Money will not bring you happiness.
And most importantly, don't let miserable people like @robertchitoiu8223 bring you down with them.
@@jacobuhh1 Failures? Lol, calm down zesty man. How dare i have a different opinion and life experience! This fuken guy.
Yep. I’m 28, so still “young” in many respects, but it’s true. That spark of childhood wonderment and joy has slowly drained away over the years. It’s the worst thing in the world.
@@_Cato_ I disagree that it's the worst thing. It's just different. Different priorities, different hobbies, different things you enjoy.
"The Breakfast Club is a pretty good film"
-My mind on any given day
Nostalgia striked so hard, it makes me drop some tears...
Takes me straight back to memories of school in the 80s.
same
1. I love retro electron synth music like this.
2. yes, I am 45 and when you grow up, your heart dies.
For the youth watching this video, never forget how you feel right now, today. It's inevitable, we all lose innocence and that "feeling of youth". When you grow up, nostalgia will kill you.
I was born in 1981, and the 80's made a huge impact on my life.
Man,i was born 1970 and i went trought these great times.It was even better than you can imagine.
Same
Born 81 " also ....☮️best music
Yo también del 81
1980)))
This song/video is bringing me close to tears near consistently. This whole film, compressed into one crazy good song.
This song perfectly encapsulates the 80s.
Breakfast Club has ended with two perfect songs; "Don't You (forget about me)" and this song. They even work together as a special kind of advice into adulthood.
This song is amazing. 🤩
This song plays EVERYDAY in my house, it's no.1 on my playlist
i sing it with all my heart & my neighbors hate me so, Couldn't care less.
Born 72 & the 80's were the best days of our lives
Haha.. this really hits the nerve.. so much nostalgia.
I can't stop listening to it. It's such a cool and emotional time capsule💘
I miss the 80s. Stop the world, I want to go back
Born in 71, The 80's were truly incredible, in an almost surreal way. We even knew it then. It was the last generation that was free and had hope.
Born in '71 in Melbourne. Same sentiments .....
Yes then the anxiety and fear came. There is a carefree vibe in the 80s you would never find even after. I was a teen in the 90s and it's a whole different mood even though I love it also, it's just not as carefree.
There is a secret place where this life still exists, when you go there you are forever young
I'm suing UA-cam for not recommending this earlier.
I was so blessed to be born in the late 1960s.
The 1980s were by far the best decade to be a teenager.
Thank you, younger generations for bringing back, supporting, and keeping this time-period alive. I promise you, it was not lost of any of us then, and when friends and I get together now, we sometimes lament that teens today don't experience the avalanche -- practically daily -- of new music, movies, and magazines that were not just game-changers for us as people, but -- as we know now -- modern cultural influence going forward.
GUNSHIP perfectly captures all of that.
I was born in 78. This is a tsunami of nostalgia. I miss the 80's and early 90's.
I was born in early 90s and grew up in 2000. Hell why do I feel like I miss 80s. 😕 Maybe it was magical.
Just some flashing lights and tire smoke is all I need!
LOVE it! This is possibly one of the best retrowave songs ever made!
I was 11 in 1980...then the best bit of my life started...loved it...❤❤❤ still do...👍
Commentating so Everytime someone replies I go back and listen again 😊
Happy for Breakfast Club footage
I spent most of Jr high and High school in detention. This always hits home for me.
Absolutely loved the song and the video. I am in my early 40s and can't tell how happy I felt watching this.
I remember watching this movie on VHS.
People in the 80’s: the future it’s gona be bright.
People from 80’s: I want to go back to 80’s.😁😁😁😁😁
Great song and great movie
One of my fav movies❤️
Which movie??
@@itswilly9043 The Breakfast Club
I'm not crying, you're crying
80s best decade ever. This music takes me back. I wish I could go back and replay some moments where I was to shy.
I remember when this movie came out in 1985 I was a sophomore in high school. Well I must admit I miss those days , it was more than words can say or express. Today I'm in my 50's where did the time go and yes your heart does die a little bit once you get older, its a fact of life.........
love this tune
40 years later and we’re still victims of 80s culture. Even though this track is from 2019, it captured one of a handful of good times I had as a child born in the 80s. I was born with a broken heart.
You absolutely had to have been born in the late 60's to early 70's to be the right age to really experience the 80's to their fullest. If you weren't there, you can only dream.
I dug Simon in the ‘80s!! I also regularly snorted rails of Pixie Sticks as a small child!! (I didn’t do those two things at the same time.) Simon was BOSS!!!!!
@@bicyclist2 That's just it though, having to live though the 60's or 70's just isn't worth it.
Any of us who lived and grew up through the 80's will always be victims of that era. I'd go back in a heartbeat if could, the world today is cold, lifeless and soulless.
I was born in '77, and still experienced the 80's. There's literally nothing I miss more than the 80's.
When you grow up, your heart dies. Be forever young.
The second half of this song absolutely kills me every time
I've been telling myself "It's just a bad day, not a bad life" for the last week or 2. Hits me in the feels
I was born in 90s… but I miss the 80s.
"Expect nothing and appreciate EVERYTHING."
Love this era of music, the 80's just rocked and swamped with amazing power ballads! 🙌🙌
This song evokes all of the sad nostalgia. Loved this movie as a kid, grew up in the 80's and it truly was the best decade.
I was born in 97 and this movie makes me nostalgic for high school in the 80s 😂
Ally Sheedy's character in The Breakfast Club was my first and biggest crush!
I love this song it hits you hard if your not ready
I was not at all
Neither was I.
As an 80's kid and 42 now, I still feel like that kid growing up in the best decade. Even tho our bodies age, we must keep our minds and hearts young no matter what hard times we have to get thru.
Thanks to this kind of music I feel like I never aged thus I'm enjoying every moment of my life.
This song should be the hymn of the 80's.
The one person who disliked this video raided Barry Manilow’s wardrobe.
Unfortunately its up to 4 now. Agreed!
It's now 10...I think we should pay them a visit.
Don't worry folks. It's up to 30 now. People just turned their monitors upside down, just to like the video twice. Amazing.
@@BoiledOctopus 😂
😂
my heart didn't die, it's living in the 80's.
U guys nailed the emotion button.
Still one of the best movies. Straight up classic.
This really makes me wanna watch movies with acting in it from the past.
The 80’s were futuristic and THE BEST ❤
Lived it...No regrets! The 80's were rad!!!
I don't know how I ended up watching this movie but best thing I ever did
The bitter truth, when you grow up your heart die.
Kids, enjoy every second because the time fly so fast, and never comes back.
Really miss the old times, a real freedom, good friends, street life, no social media, no smartphones, just good stories, good moments and happy memories.
Give me time machine to travel to the past, and promise I stay there, amazing times
When you grow up, your heart does die. I'd kill to feel a tenth of what I felt in my childhood..
This combo of these scenes from a wonderful movie and a great song is just awesome !!! ❤️❤️❤️
Love this song. Love the movie and the times. Miss the 80's. Such a great time. Thanks for posting this.
I absolutely agree. That period of time we were unstoppable and young.we thought that everything would be straight in front of us. Where have it gone?
It went good but now its hell
The message behind this song is very beautiful and im shedding tears as im listening to it.
Thanks to Gunship for the wonderful message and encouraging others to keep their hopes, and dreams alive but more importantly keep living on.
I was born in 85 and was a kid and teen of the 90’s and 2000’s. As much as I loved that time I’ve always thought I wish I was a kid and teen of the 80’s and experience and have fun in that time…. Maybe in the Next Life 🥲 🤗 😘
yeah 80s babes were hot! 90s was quite plain after the 80s
@3:41 "What? Claire did it!" Love this. 😍
Ally sheedy is amazing. Beautiful
I was born in 1984 and still miss the eightys
Oh those 80s memories still rattling around in my mind...
Beautiful job. It's beautiful... Touched all my insides and I don't say that lightly either. Love TBC such a famous cult classic to be sure... Bravo dude
I had not seen The Breakfast Club before today.
This is my favorite song, and I can definitely add the movie to my favorites as well!
same
❤😂 one of my favorite movies 🍿