Teens React To 80s Fads & Trends | React
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- From fashion fads like mullets and leg warmers to classic 80s toys, teens react to 80s fads and trends. What's your favorite 80s fad or trend?
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Jazzercise
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MTV - I Want My MTV Commercial
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Do Teens Know These 80's Fads and Trends?! | React
0:00 Intro
0:08 Round 1: Fashion
3:15 Round 2: Gadgets
7:51 Round 3: TV/Movies
12:57 Round 4: Slang
17:12 Round 5: Music
22:22 Final Thoughts!
22:35 Outro - Розваги
You know you're old when the producers confidently get things wrong because they never experienced it either :D
I have a curious question. Back in the day, did you EVER hear anyone refer to the game as "Mario Bros" or "Super Mario Bros"? I NEVER heard that (17 yrs old when NES came out). I always heard "Brothers". I hear Bros. all the time now when people reference them. It just sounds so odd. lol
@@courtney5796 Same, it was always “Super Mario” “Mario Brothers” or “Super Mario Brothers”, never bros. The only other difference was how people pronounced Mario, Mah-re-o vs Mary-o.
@xdeathknightx
The whole Title is wrong. Most of these aren't fads or trends!
@courtney5796
It has always been spelt Bros. Idiots! It is just more common to be pronounced Brothers, and Mario Bros. And Super Mario Bros. Are two separate games.
We never said it was spelled that way…just said that way. Take your 1 month old burner troll account and GTFO here.
That wasn't Jazzercise. That was Jane Fonda doing aerobics.
lol.. I was waiting to see mousercise .. and having that be descripted as jazzercise...lol
Lol, oh my gosh I had forgotten about Mousercise! We had Mousercise on record. I liked it but just listened to it more than exercised along with it-I was pretty little when it came out.
holding the cassette player "I've always wanted to see one of these in person".... is anyone else feeling old right now?!😭
Saw one at the GW last week. $4 American.
Very old
I was a teen in the 80s. Some of this stuff is inaccurate, and some of the slang and styles were regional or only used as a joke.
The kid having his own walkman at home. Someone is raising a legend.
Jane Fonda's workout was NOT Jazzercise
Right, we just called it aerobics
@@1177kc
Or the gentler version PhysioRhythm
The producer said "Indigo Montoya" for the record there's no 'd' it's "Inigo Montoya"
I caught that too.
Jane Fonda was doing aerobics. Jazzercise was a "brand" of dance aerobics that Jane Fonda had nothing to do with.
Gotta give these kids credit -- they did pretty well!
they get an 84 from me👍
According to the actual song “Valley Girl”, the term is “barf me out”. And it didn’t mean to freak out. It was something you said when you were grossed out. In the song it was followed by “gag me with a spoon”, which was similar.
The kids have really fun personalities here, so cute. Them know stuff from 4 or 5 decades before they were even born!
As a kid in the 80's, I wouldn't have been able to name a bunch of stuff from the 30's and 40's,
besides Laurel & Hardy.
I'm generally impressed by kids and young adults today who can grow up in the crazy world we've created for them and be reasonably well adjusted. Thanks for giving them a supportive platform.
Better access to info ya know?
That Jane Fonda exercise video was not Jazzercise. That’s called aerobics. I think Jazzercise was a franchise. They came out with new dance routines every few weeks.
Right, it's like watching 80s Jackie Chan fight and calling it Tae Bo
@@dogstar75 EXACTLY!
Betty is 90s term from Clueless. Never uttered by anyone in the 80s
Epic also wasn't used until the 90s
I think it was used in Encino Man before Clueless.
You did leave out "Dude," and everyone forgets about Daryl Hall and John Oates... but other than that, it was awesome! 😂😂😂
Michael J. Fox in The Fast and the Furious - 😂😂😂😂😂
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@hillardschlachman6610
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- He drow so fast he traveled in time...
Dominic Toretto, eat your heart out!
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“Like gag me with a spoon” is one of my fav 80 valley girl slangs
Amelie describing the Hello music video & Gina looking lost 😂😂😂
I literally facepalmed when that girl said the Back To The Future poster was The Fast And The Furious.
Well..to be fair, since there's been like 20 of them, it's easy to think it might have started in the 80's
- Windbreakers are literally timeless. They're just a light jacket. Saying windbreakers are "an 80s fashion" is like saying wearing shoes are a 20s fashion simply because Trump released some gold sneakers.
- Walkman was preceded by the Panasonic Dynamite 8 track tape player "allowing you to listen to your music on the go."
Identifying Metallica as The Backstreet Boys was hillarious.
Queen? Is it Nirvana 😂
The 80's were the best time to be a teen!
For the slang round ... You neglected gag me with a spoon! Lol
Gale? Is that you?
FYI, we actually never said
cowabunga. That was just a TMNT thing.
Hans Moleman said it once. But that was in the 90s.
And an original Bart Simpson catchphrase.
@@sasaro oh yeah! Good call! 😃
I did back in the day, but it was because I was a huge TMNT fan as a kid.
I think it originated as Californian surfer slang in the 50s or 60s, like 'gnarly'.
Teddy Ruxbin was always creepy AF. And I can legitimately say I never heard a single soul say "cowabunga" in the '80s who wasn't a ninja turtle.
These kids are legit. I kinda wanna adopt them all! Fun episode!
As a teen in the 80s, this video was pure nostalgia for me. Definitely felt my age watching this! 😂
These kids will never understand how great it was to listen your parents Black Sabbath cassette through Teddy Ruxpin.
Bat out of hell... Meatloaf's best.
ok
@@marycasanova8905 I was more of a Sabbath fan when I got mine for Christmas,y mom loves telling the story of the only time she ever bought into the Black Friday hype and it was to get me that for Christmas... Apparently she damned near beat some woman for it 🤣🤣. I got into Meatloaf a few years later after I watched the Rocky Horror Picture Show with my parents one Halloween after watching The Crow.
@@Meh71016 It's all about that antici...
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I.... i need this
Even though they got a few things wrong, I am actually impressed with their knowledge of the 80s. I think they did much better than the millennials/young people react group did on an early show.
My faith in anyone younger than a Xennial is being slowly restored!
Because real millennials don't care for the 80s, 90s is the best decade
They did surprisingly well
They really did. I was surprised how much they knew. Good job kids
some of these were still popular in the 2010s lmaoo
@@mylovenjawe3894 many are still used today that wasn't the point
13:37 My wife & I both grew up in the 80s & neither of us ever heard the term / slang “A Betty”.
Good to know I'm not alone. I grew up in the 80s and never heard that.
@@Styxswimmer It was West Coast surfer slang. Like, "Did you see her skate the pool? She's a shred Betty!" It sounded awkward, even when it was fresh...
@@Styxswimmer Betties was like saying Chicks. Were was you? Not CA I assume
@@BuckSkull no. I grew up in Indiana.
@@GavinEhringer I think the first time I heard it was in Encino Man.
Girl that almost said Megadeth because of Mustaine but then saw Lars and realized it was Metallica has been parented well.
"And I give it to someone special" 💀. So happy Gina caught that right away lol
I am pretty impressed. These kids got way more than I thought they would.
Being a teen in the 80's was totally awesome! Fer shur! Our social media was the mall and actually social.
Orange Julius baby! And Electronics Boutique and and Sear's and um, Sbarro's I guess lol man I can't remember any other stores from back then other than the stores that are still around I guess (sort of). Macy's and what not. King's Plaza in Brooklyn NY was my childhood spot. Had an awesome arcade back in the mid to late 80s, the food court was awesome and had a movie theater along with a Spencer's Gifts which as we all know as a kid you always go into the back of the store where they have the "special" products lol
Like it was totally awesome to the max fer shur! 😆😆
If Cabbage Patch creep them out, Garbage Pail kids would put them in Therapy
putting metal albums into teddy ruxpin was the best way to use it!
One thing I wish I'd kept was my parachute pants (NOT the harem pants that MC Hammer is wearing! Those are not parachute pants!) and my gray leg warmers.
The kid with the cap. Leo I think? “I just watched this the other day”, haha. He guessed like most right in the movie section!
Impressive. They knew a LOT of stuff that I didn't expect or didn't remember myself.
Best decade ever! KEEPIN' IT G SINCE 83! 🔥 💪
2:01 I don't remember calling them parachute pants. We all called them Hammer pants when I was a little kid.
Parachute pants were what we called the huge-legged jeans in the late 90's.
Right, I caught that too. I remember Parachute pants were made of a specific material, the same or similar kind of nylon that parachutes and hot air balloons are made from. VERY noisy when you walk. Pretty sure hammer pants were stretchy cotton.
Parachute pants were mid 80s, not baggy AT ALL made of like a nylon type material and had a lot of zippers I had a red and Grey pair.
Gina looked at Amelie like she was crazy when Lionel Richie was on the screen. But Amelie was (accurately) describing the video for "Hello", she just couldn't remember Lionel's name.
Thats what I came to say. She knew exactly.
Specially for a kid nowadays, for her to remember an older video is awesome. 👏🏻
And for Gina to totally blank on one of Lionel's most iconic videos. That horrible, horrible bust. I hear he got to keep it but that an accident befell it and it didn't survive.
These kids actually did good for their age. Knowing the 80s.
The excitement when the kids saw a walkman just cracked me up!
+100 for noticing Dave Mustaine.
Calling the NES the VHS just made my day. Such a funny yet understandable mixup. Just having heard of one of those was more than I expected anyway.
Calling the Walkman VHS really got me then calling the NES VHS was the icing on the cake lol
Nintendo tried to make the NES look like a VCR to appeal to parents.
I'm impressed with their knowledge actually
VHS AND BETA were both Cassettes. The whole mechanism for loading is part of that cassette.
Actually, “barf out” meant “gross”, as did “grody”
Barf me out and Grody to the max = valley speak
Holy cow! Cassettes were cool, about an eight the size of 8-track, until your player ate the tape. Cassettes were easier to fix than 8-tracks. My son had a Teddy Ruxpin. In fact, somewhere I have/had a picture of him wearing Teddy's vest. Didn't have a Nintendo, we had Atrari and Sega.
Pretty funny when they mistook a walkman for a VHS recorder hahaha
It kinda makes sense. If they've only seen them in pictures, they probably don't have much reference for scale, so a cassette is a cassette, whether it's VHS or audio. I'm impressed they got a lot of those at all, or even when they got it wrong but were still close.
I'm class of 85 never heard of Betty slang.
i'm 53 never heard that before lol
Yeah, I'm class of 90, and I never heard that either, Its the one thing in this whole list that was like, "Uh,..what?"
It's from the Archie comics. Are you a Betty or a Veronica?
@@karinberonius8799 I got the reference..I just never heard it used where I live.
@@brianegendorf2023 I only remember it very vaguely.
The 80s Cabbage Patch Kids had yarn for hair.
I had a Teddy Ruxpin, and my sister was so jealous that she didn't have one (she was super spoiled and always got what she wanted, but the one time I got something I wanted she absolutely flipped!), that she broke the top of Teddy's nose off. I beat the breaks off her. Oh the 80s! lol!
Viv even knew it was the old Metallica with Dave Mustaine, she gets cooler every time
when they did a video about Metallica Viv said she was a big fan of them
Jazzercise was a specific video series of aerobics.
Jane Fonda was her own exercise thing that was totally different from Jazzercise. An actual Jazzercise video from the 80s was insane because of the lady who was in all of them. It was also somewhat similar on a basic level to Beyoncé’s Single Ladies video
What does Beyonce's Single Ladies(Horrible song, by the way.)have to do with Jazzercise?
@@jimmymelendez1836 the video for the song is very 80s Jazzercise Video-esque. So much so that someone was able to edit together clips from various old Jazzercise videos, speed them up only a tiny amount and make it look like they were dancing to Single Ladies.
Loved the video. But those aren't parachute pants. Parachute pants were made from swishy nylon - like parachute material - and fit tighter, with a number of zippered pockets. The pants MC Hammer wore were harem or genie pants. And the loose-fitting, colorful pants in the still pic were jam pants (short for "pajama" I think). Credentials: born in 1975
Best way to describe parachute pants is like Michael Jackson’s red Thriller jacket, just as pants haha.
The little dude who rocks a cassette player is truly in touch with his 80’s self, his parents must be proud:) but i feel like not even their parents are 80’s babies 😂
We sure were! Lol
I had a teddy ruxpen in the 80s. I had so many Transformers, too.
Side note, that girl Everette kinda reminds me of DJ from Full House, just with darker hair.
Nah calling "back to the future" "fast and furious" is a SIN
and calling the shining twilight
Never heard A BETTY in the 80's. The term ‘Betty’ is a surfing-slang word for a woman who surfs. West cost only.
I only know Betty from the Archie comics and riverdale
I knew the term Betty from Clueless in the 90's when Cher referred her mom as a Betty 😂🤣
@@stephanieblanchard1798 After further research, the term actually comes from the 1970s and is based on Betty Rubble from the Flintstones.
Those are not parachute pants Those are cotton, elastic waist Zubaz, and they weren't made until 89 and popular in early 90s. Parachute pants were slick nylon, with multiple zippered pockets and zippered ankles from the early 80s.
I loved my parachute pants.
Thank you. I never had any, but some of my friends did, and I was starting to wonder if we'd been calling them the wrong thing.
I’m glad they knew as much as they did. Their parents taught them well. I think we needed Ryder on this episode, he always does well , especially with retro categories.
Born in 83…. Not worried about if I know it -I’m trying to see how many of these I remember lol 😂
2:00 Not parachute pants. Parachute pants were made of the plastic-like material that parachutes were made of. These are Zubaz or genie pants.
I was yelling those are not parachute pants!! (These are California pants)These folks make me feel old.
@@pfcampos7041 me too!
@@pfcampos7041 Parachutes are silk or rayon.
Another 80s fad was the mall. Sure they still exist today but many are closing or turning into something else. In the 80s it was the place to be. You could easily spend all day there and not give it a second thought.
The loss of third spaces is a sad thing. I didn't really grow up in mallrat culture, it was already in decline in my youth, but a place for youth to go and just be is missed
I still remember how busy it would get in our mall when in the 90s, especially during Christmas. Now it’s just sad. Barely any people, there’s now only one food place left, so many empty store fronts. Online shopping and the pandemic really changed things.
Vivienne is full of the most random, entertaining facts. Next video should be 20 things you didn't know with Vivienne 😂
Gen X rulez OK, this was so nostalgic,
and its really great that the newer generations know these movies and songs.
Their parents have done a great job, way to go, Mom and Pop.
Me in the 80s was exactly like the young lady who said burn cabbage patch kids at the stake...felt the same way
Just an fyi for those that don't know, leg warmers are used to keep your calves warm, for dancers.
When they say “my mom my dad ……” I realize I am that generation and I feel ancient 🤣🤣🤣
We're STILL awesome! 😀
bonus points for recognizing that was Dave Mustaine!
And even Ron McGovney, that was the OG lineup right there, I was surprised.
The girl that said: "since when is this The Princess Bride's cover?"...I agree. I may have been stumped, and I saw it in the theater.
Agreed. That is not the cover or poster used for the majority but it is one of the original posters for the film, in the US. The British poster is by far the best one for this film.
I love the girl that recognized Dave Mustaine in the Metallica pic and then said "Metalhead right here" that was just awesome, and actually, I thought these Kids would be totally clueless about the 80's but they actually knew way more than I expected, ver well done, that's parenting done right!!
Yeah deep cut girl - good job.
That totally blew my mind! Nobody I know would have known only fractions of the task. And she's put it all together. She's totally awesome!
"Since like, 8th grade." So, like, since last year.
I was a kid of the 80s teen of the 90s. This was SO MUCH FUN to watch. These teens know their 80's. Impressive. Fun time. Do this with Elders!
A friend had Teddy Ruxpin, we would put various heavy metal tapes in him.
no one hates the goonies
Actually in the 80's most people called them track jackets so that young lady was right.
track jackets were softer material like velour. Windbreakers are hardshells.
"Megadeth?" no "Metallica?" yes! "because Dave Mustaine is in it"
That's an easy 100 Respect points won right there, you rock girl! :D
Total respect for that girl!
Carolina has a great voice.
Except on TV, the 80s were not colorful. There was a lot of brown and wood paneling and ugly carpet and jeans and t-shirts. Stranger Things, if you look at the insides of homes and how people are dressed, actually feels like how the 80s were in real life.
Soooooo much leftover 70’s everywhere. So much ugly green, so much nasty orange. What were they thinking.
interior were often brown but the clothes were pretty bright, way more than it has been the last 30 years and the hair was big.
That said it wasn't like the sort of odd looks and neon everything most of these videos go for.
ST 1st two seasons so far are kinda low key underplayed unless it is supposed to be very early 80s)
Wow, why do these kids know 80's so well? I'm flattered!
Apparently, their parents and grandparents have done them right. =)
It's probably partially to do with this show and discovering things from it they otherwise wouldn't.
In the early 90's I discovered Elvis and spent 10 years listening to 50's and 60's music, I really missed out on the 90's because of it, and spent the next 20 making up for it off and on.
Those weren’t parachute pants. Parachute pants were a nylon material and not baggy. There was a couple names for the ones shown, but we always called them hammer pants.
Them guessing Beatles for Metallica and Rolling Stones for queen.. I can’t 😂
Can't stop 😂😂😂😂
But Vivienne identified Dave Mustaine.
@@darkiee69oh yes, that was refreshing
@@darkiee69 that's AMAZING 👌✨✌️
Backstreet Boys for Metallica was more crazy!
Girl with the Coke shirt blew me away when she said “Dave Mustaine” you rock girl!🤘🤘🤘
She was raised right by cool parents.
Any teenager in the 2020s who knows Dave Mustaine on sight is doing alright.
I never called those pants parachute pants. They were just called zubaz or zuba pants. They were awesome
One thing thing that was totally wrong was “barf out” which should be “barf me out” and it means grossed out.
"Barf me out" was never a thing. How weird! Lol... "gag me with a spoon", yes... or just, "gross!" was said by the suburban girls who wished they were Californian 😂
@@christiannacolbert5603 "barf me out" was more of a real world thing than "gag me with a spoon". The former was definitely used a lot all over in general talk. The latter in a lot of areas was just kind of used for laughs now and then and many didn't use it in regular conversation. That one was also mostly made up by Moon Unit (some claim it had very, very rarely appeared a bit IRL before the song, but even most in the Valley say they never heard it exactly like that before).
The small boy seems to be know everything 80's. He gets my utmost respect.
They did much better than I expected 👍🏽
Gotta say. That they know as much as they do, it puts a little more faith into the younger generations from Gen Xers like me.
I wish there had been mentions of Rush and Van Halen. Both I believe deserved some recognition.
I had a Rubik's cube on a keychain as well as the regular size, and i solved them both by taking them apart and putting them back together the right way
Never heard the term "Betty."
i only heard Jack Black use that in the early 2000s
I heard it - once or twice. Not really an '80's trend.
Cher said that about her mother in Clueless.
@@CocoCece08 it's said in Encino Man a few years earlier.
No scrunchies until the 90s, kids.😂 Slap bracelets, Koosh balls and Tetris were awesome….Yeah, the Walkman’s are cool until the tape gets jacked up and you have to rewind it by hand. So funny that they are creeped out by Cabbage Patch kids, lol.
Yes, kids the hair was crazy.
Get out the no. 2 pencil.
Yep, for sure.
Scrunchies were definitely a popular thing with girls (and some long haired boys) when I was in high school in Denmark in the late '80s.
@Jacob_Junge Interesting…we did not have them where I lived in the US until the early 90s.
MC Hammer wore Harem Pants not Parachute Pants.
In Belgium we didn't use the word Jazzercise but Aerobics. Also slap bracelets weren't a thing here either. I don't think Cabbage Patch dolls were that big here either. Although maybe I just didn't notice because I was more into Legos and Playmobile than I was into dolls.
and then came Zubas
@@ChefPHD, do you mean Zumba? Wasn't that more halfway 90s?
"Betty?" I was kid all through the 80s and I have never heard that before, maybe it was a regional slang.
It was propagated by Wayne's World, as did most 80s slang that survived into the 90s.
@@christianboehlefeld5168 Yeah I do remember that from Wayne's World, now that you mention it. I guess I've never heard anyone say it in real life.
Yeah we never used Betty, that was more a Clueless thing..in early to mid 90's
"Betty Boop" reference...
@@gordowg1wg145 Possibly, or Betty Grable. The original 'pin up girl'. I do know it was more of a west coast thing for women/girl surfers and skaters, but quickly transitioned into a beautiful surfer/skater. Never heard it once in North Dakota lol
It is my honest opinion that Teddy Ruxbin was the inspiration behind the chuck movies. If you think a new teddy doll was scary. You should see an old worn out one who has torn clothes, missing one eye, with torn clothes( or body) who still works turn on all by itself. As a young kid it would get you to believe in possession real quick. But on the other hand it could also make you no longer fear ghosts as well.
I'd say it was a mix of Teddy Ruxpin and My Buddy/Kid Sister