101 Facts About The 1980s

[@alexdavinci9533]

I've always been nostalgic about the 80s, and since the world is unfolding in so many bad directions, I've become even more nostalgic of that golden decade.

[@deckerfletcher6611]

You probably dont care but if you're bored like me atm you can watch all of the latest movies and series on instaflixxer. I've been watching with my brother during the lockdown =)

[@quincyfinnley2653]

@Decker Fletcher definitely, I have been watching on instaflixxer for years myself :D

[@joshuatraffanstedt2695]

Golden if you lived in the suburbs. The crime rate was much higher then, especially murder.. serial killers were literally all over the place. Its not as perfect as some of you choose to remember. And it wasn't a safe time to live, especially for people in the inner city.

[@djimma5080]

You live at the saftest point in known history as mad as the world is its the most peaceful and safe its ever been it onto seems bad because now we have 24 hour news and all they do is focus and report on the bad stuff so it gives the impression nothing but shit happens.

[@ginarosas2507]

Same here!!! 😎

[@drrussdc]

Yeah, a lot of messed up stuff happened but it's still one of the most amazing decades ever.

[@djdigital3806]

I'm 55 years old. The 80's was the future. The Digital keyboard synthenzier was invented in 1983 changing the sound of music. (Michael Jackson for example). Music was so good in the 80's, that's all I play as a DJ. I graduated high school in 1982.

[@rjc7289]

The 80's were a larger-than-life decade that I'm glad I got to live through during my pre-teen and teenage years. So many memories from that time that I will always cherish -- getting cool toys for x-mas like Transformers, Star Wars and A-Team action figures, hanging out with my cousins in the summertime and swimming in their pool, playing little league baseball, eating all kind of junk food like hot dogs, candy, soda, etc., playing video games in the local arcade and at home with my gaming systems, acting in the annual high school musical production, listening to so many cool rock and metal bands on my cassette player, and the list goes on and on. It was the last really joyous time in my life before the responsibilities, burdens and stresses of adulthood set in the following decade. It felt like getting the plug pulled on an awesome shindig, and everybody got a rude awakening that the good times were over. Anyone who's been through that transitional period between the exciting 80's and the dreary 90's will tell you it wasn't a pleasant transition. The Seattle grunge scene replaced the fun heavy metal bands, AIDS forced itself into the public sphere with the death of rock icon Freddie Mercury, and by-and-large, everything 80's was considered obsolete and out-of-touch with the serious, dull, dreary 90's. I kept flying the flag to support all things 80's, but people like me were few and far between. Granted, I got with the times like everyone else, but I liked what I liked, and a change in trends wasn't going to change that for me. There will never be another time as wonderful and fun as the 80's! Those of you who weren't fortunate enough to live through that time surely missed out on something special!

[@DarkLordApocalypse]

'Previously music-based channel - MTV...' - funny and sad at the same time :-)

[@xelsancho3fuku678]

So true what happened!

[@joshuatraffanstedt2695]

The 80s were a great decade. TV was awesome especially primetime.. there were video games, arcades, some of the things we have today, but kids still spent most of their days outside (especially in the summer). Man, I wish it was still like this.

[@raydeen2k]

The 80's gave us Personal Computers, The Sony Walkman, and The Safety Dance. And also Mr. Crazy Hair from A Flock of Seagulls, and the incredible band Haircut 100. I mean, up until that point, I had no idea where we were going from here.

[@jaspr1999]

It is so strange to hear how the 80's are talked about today. My wife and I grew up with the Duck and Cover drills in schools, Mr. Fred Rodgers was the first celebrity to kiss a child with AIDS on the head in front of reporters, and the fall of the Berlin Wall still brings tears of joy to my eye. Funny how it's history book stuff to the current youth and colored with nostalgia of those my age.

[@stephenwright8824]

I'm a proud Eighties kid, so much so that when a local classic rock station started playing music I remembered being released in my teens, I quit listening to that station. Chronologically, 80s music may be classic but it'll never be so for me. And I STILL believe sideburns should be outlawed worldwide.

[@maycasper2661]

Lucky. It seems like after the 90s everything kinda just, looks the same. Is the same. There's no fight in the youth, no color in the teens. We had emos. That... That was it... For over 20 years... Like... What a sad sad nation. Im dying of dull.

[@BethCampbell-b9c]

I graduated high school in 1981, got married, and had two daughters during this decade! My favorite decade!

[@heatherhillman1]

The 80's were awesome. I miss the 80's.

[@fortunateghost7438]

Me too in my opinion the 80s was the greatest decade

[@michaelfrench3396]

President Reagan was shot in the rib and had a collapsed lung. Brady was permanently brain damaged, and two other people were injured. So in no way did Hinckley miss with all six shots. Enjoyed the video otherwise though!!

[@SmackingTheDust1]

Technically he did miss Reagan with all six shots Reagan was hit when a bullet bounced off the bulletproof glass in his car door and hit him.

[@libertynotdemocracy9142]

He missed all six but one ricocheted off the door and hit him in the side

[@bigdaddyshark880]

Came here to say the same thing but, you said everything I would say even better. They did think at first he was missed

[@nancyomalley9959]

@@SmackingTheDust1 That's Ironic! The bullet proof glass was supposed to protect Reagan-but because he wasn't in the car but near it, the glass had the opposite effect

[@mikeedwards4436]

So funny, I care here to say the same thing, then I was going to reply exactly what I said a year ago under Big Daddy Shark my old email. I was going to say word for word what I already said not sure how I feel about this lol

[@aliceangel7644]

I was born in the 1990s but i’ll love to live in the 1980’s for a year

[@chadwickwhite6107]

I was born in 1980. I lived through BOTH decades. They were WAY BETTER than today.

[@dripkid1128]

@@chadwickwhite6107 my dad was born in 81 and my mom in 87

[@quotidian5077]

I lived in it for 6 years lol. I'm a 90s kid.

[@juliadawn2566]

@@chadwickwhite6107 I was born in 1980 also and it was way better than today. If im having a rough day i just remember some of the good times from back then and i smile.

[@bigballs4142]

You forgot to mention, that when the Challenger exploded, there was a teacher on board and the whole nation to include her classroom watched.

[@sareneharmony4718]

Too bad it was all faked like everything else NASA does but at least no astroNot actors died like they wanted to make people beLIEve they did. 👩‍🚀🎬🤥📺💩

[@tracyroweauthor]

@@sareneharmony4718 I think it's time to go back to your conspiracy theory bubble now and stop hurting the families who lost people in that explosion, you child.

[@sareneharmony4718]

@@tracyroweauthor , you're sadly brainwashed and deceived by fake news and media propaganda because you can easily see for yourself if you actually took the time to research the truth that no one actually died so families were not hurting over any deaths like you beLIEve. These freemason paid actors are all alive and well. I remember when this supposedly happened very well while I was in grade school and never forgot how it affected my teacher so it really surprised me and made me angry to learn the full truth just a few years ago.

[@tracyroweauthor]

@@sareneharmony4718 ok lol

[@mariellevandenborne2361]

@@sareneharmony4718 look at their video of 101 facts about conspiracy theories

[@josephlowry4320]

The 80s were an cool decade back then and still my dad loves that decade.

[@happymonk4206]

The 80s really were rad for lots of different things. It was my decade, I would like to revisit the 80s for all the "rad" stuff.

[@sammylane21]

Why were they using modern songs in a episode about the 80's?? Why not use songs from the decade itself??

[@VWDAWGXP]

They are mentally handicapped be nice.

[@informationoverload2487]

because 80'a music is annoying and generic.

[@quanbrooklynkid7776]

@@informationoverload2487 lol

[@LuciferXFallen290]

@@informationoverload2487 so sorry that you don't understand such great music

[@informationoverload2487]

@@LuciferXFallen290 I have my list of "great music" some of them are 80's songs. most are before the 2000's. But when you have a dad who repeatedly plays the same 80's songs over and over because of dementia. IT GETS OLD

[@99999myk]

I was 20 in 1985 so I was in the middle of the 80's. I loved it. Loved the 90's even more. Culturally, America flat-lined in 2000.

[@georgemcbride5991]

Same with the UK

[@mattgordon1977]

I agree!! To add to that, the country was on life support up until Obama took office! Then it began the great decline!!!

[@Styxswimmer]

​@@mattgordon1977the US came back to life under Trump, but once biden was elected we went straight back into the toilet.

[@zewise1]

How was Miami Vice not mentionned????? It WAS the 80's incarnate

[@helenafranzen9828]

And McGyver, A-Team and Airwolf.

[@clarissawestbrook2203]

Yes one of the most quintessential and essential shows of that era.

[@LS-go1kx]

how did you not mention Back to the Future?!

[@nagash303]

and Spaceballs.

[@Jakew9810]

I mean it's in the thumbnail so close enough

[@IsaPodrasky]

Back to the Future WAS the 80s!

[@boomayne420]

Back to the Future is OVERRATED

[@chadwickwhite6107]

@@boomayne420 So are YOU.

[@JojokimVT]

You missed an important thing that happened back in 1983. Before the NES (Nintendo Entertainment System), there was the Atari 2600, 5200, Colecovision, Odyssey and the Intellivision. The console market back then was flooded and what's worse is that theydidn't make games that were good. The prime example of this is the video game adaptation of E.T and the port of Pac-Man for theAtari 2600. It took two years for someone to fix the video game market and that was Nintendo that made the NES. BTW, I was born 2000. Pretty weird, huh?

[@Bayougirl78]

I remember the Reese's Pieces thing being a big product placement/tie-in for ET. Baskin Robbins even had a limited edition ice cream in honor of it with the candies mixed in :)

[@TiaMargarita]

The Shroud of Turin was carbon dated as 700+ years old. About ten years ago, it was discovered that the edge where the sample was taken was not part of the original shroud. The shroud has been handled so much through the years that seven hundred + years ago, it was mended with cloth of that same time period. This discovery began when a historical seamstress was restoring worn areas. She noted that the sewing method used was from the first century. The cloth was then examined and the added areas were noted for the first time. Since then, noninvasive techniques were done to date the shroud. ( no more cutting the cloth). Pollen was lifted that came from the first century. The original shroud photographer, who never quite accepted the date, was the one to tell one of the original scientists. That scientists agreed to meet him but told the photographer would not change his mind. Well, he was dumbfounded and yes, he did change his mind.

[@nick-up1sl]

Halley's Comet 1990s Hale-Bopp was an unusually bright comet that swung near Earth in the late 1990s, reaching its closest approach to the planet in 1997. It was most spectacular in the Northern Hemisphere and visible to the naked eye for about 18 months. Hale-Bopp was probably one of the most viewed comets in history.

[@Tedinator01]

nick nope, 1986.

[@alainvosselman9960]

I watched Halley's Comet with my father and i remember it being a far bigger deal than the Hale Bopp comet. But i am Belgian, maybe in the States that might have been different.

[@reginal.898]

Yay - my decade! Born in the 70s, but grown in the 80s! Thanks!

[@petenielsen6683]

Whipper snapper! I barely made it into the 60s and was 19 when people were walking around going "Bueller, Bueller, Bueller..."

[@b-bopeddie1290]

Regina L. Mee too !!! To bad they don't know shit about the 80s they were not even living yet ) on a subject like this they need people who were there) the 80s were a feeling / state of mind

[@amehak1922]

Regina L. Same here

[@stephenwright8824]

@@b-bopeddie1290 Damned if they'll ever even consult us. They're stuck in that stage where parents are not to be listened to. Probably forever. Feckin' anti-Boomers!

[@b-bopeddie1290]

Regina L. Ko me too!!! Let's talk !!!

[@TheRealLionKingCMS]

I Love the 80s Wish I Can Comeback That Time

[@kiaramcghee5501]

I was born 3 years before the 90s ended and I have been so nostalgic about other golden eras

[@alainvosselman9960]

Born in '74 here. But our country was like frozen in time. As a small kid streets were still paved with 'bold heads' as we call 'm. That was street paving from the early 1900s. Most houses dated back from the same time, very beautiful buildings. Old folks were sitting on a chair knitting and gossiping while the food was on the stove. You could still smell the post war smells in the street, or you could admire 50s architecture which was still prominent, the post modernism of the 60s and 70s. It was like a blend of 5 decades and all were still very visible. All that ended in the 90s after president Reagan indirectly ordered our country to destroy old buildings so our construction industry could expand. I was very very angry about that. I could not understand who in the bloody hell Americans think they are, and i was such a fan of American music and movies. It was the first time i realized they could be very dangerous.

[@Joreel]

I grew up in the 80s 😍. I was also there the day Mount St. Helens blew. It was an incredible thing to see and also one of the scariest things I've even witnessed. The news footage doesn't even begin to convey what it was like to see half a mountain side suddenly explode the sound was deafening and it just happened so fast. I still have small vials of Ash and debris that fell that day and cover us and our cars as we escaped the devastation.

[@Eevee_133]

I was born in the 90's, but grew up in a household that never really came out of the 80's. The 80's were great

[@clarissawestbrook2203]

The 1980s was a colorful, bright, highly influential and optimistic era. We need its energy now in 2022!!

[@happycactus]

Wow I was in my 20s in the 1980s. Ah memories.

[@djdigital3806]

I was born in 1964. Best years of my life was in the 80's. I'm a 80's DJ and only play 80's music. The 80's was the first Digital generation. The Compact Disk, Digital Synthenzier and Personal Computer was made in the 80's. We had Michael Jackson too

[@BethJehovah]

I didn't see CDs catch on until 92, 93.

[@Giarcnek]

I so loved the 80s..That's where I grew up.

[@lassebirkhenriksen]

i love the 80´s so much, even though i wasn't born in the 80´s

[@m.t.o.9035]

Was in high school and college both in the 80s decade. Wow such memories. Woohoo

[@robbie4657]

I LOVE the 80s My parents raised on 80s movies, music, television and videogames

[@rebellionwho6918]

MY 80S HEART IS EXPLODING RIGHT NOW love the video 101 facts

[@101Facts]

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it!

[@rickjames547]

I’m glad I got to experience the 80s. I still remember I was born in 1980

[@jackieortegadesigns326]

Proud to having grew up in the 80s.

[@ranmaz76]

guys, i love you... BUT how did you NOT mention the commodore 64? released in 1982 is the best selling home computer of ALL TIME. It deserved a fact. And, also, the CD!!! How could you forget that? :)

[@ThumperDana]

I had a Vic 20!

[@bloom2105]

Absolutely LOVED being in a video with you Sam! ❤️

[@SteveMHN]

Just subbed. I'll do some binge watching while I'm waiting for boxing to start ♡

[@lrsnsmbn]

Enjoy ur content

[@IAmSweetPea]

bloom you two are too cute! Checking out your channel right now!

[@kovoc7135]

bloom I

[@plytx4665]

annoying

[@SweetLilWren]

Yay! What a great time I had with this one! Thanks Sam and crew at 101 Facts! 💝

[@JustinEvitable80]

Let's remember some ridiculous 80's phrases: -"Oh, that was so funny I forgot to laugh." "-Smooth move, Exlax." -"Whaaaaaat?" -"See ya! Wouldn't wanna be ya!"

[@Tedinator01]

JustinEvitable80 those were big in the 70s.

[@damianlatimer5753]

@@Tedinator01 i heard some of the sayings in the 80s and 90s

[@junkyarddog2228]

Gag me with a spoon

[@laranaarana]

Amazing to think I lived through this decade. Still, I was in my 20's and the best time of all the decades after the '80s.

[@Alinarotster]

101 facts about the 50s

[@buzzybeepopman2009]

I was born in 97 but the 80s have awesome music and movies

[@sandylineberry7119]

I'm so thankful I was an 80s kids the best..

[@TheBlackQueen]

Totally skipped over John Lennon's murder

[@nicksullivan4994]

But, You forgot about 1981: The Launch of Nickelodeon’s Silver Ball Logo, 1983: The Launch of The Disney Channel, 1984: The Launch of Nickelodeon’s Iconic Shape-Changing Orange Logo, 1985: The Launch of Nick at Nite, 1986: The Premiere of Nickelodeon’s Double Dare, 1988: The Launch of Nick Jr. and Premiere of Looney Tunes on Nickelodeon, and 1989: The Death of Mel Blanc!

[@1981pris]

I grew up in the 80s and I find myself going back to thus time these days with the way the world is... it's kinda an escape from reality currently!!!

[@Primalxbeast]

You got a thumbs up for including "Weird Al" in the video although it is a little odd that you didn't include a single 80s picture of him in all those photos. Sure, he's much better looking now, but it is a video about the 80s.

[@georgemcbride5991]

To live in the 80s was TO LIVE💙

[@Useless-girl]

Whaaat? A 101 Facts video about the 80's without mentioning one of your national treasures, Depeche Mode?! :D Loved the vid, like always. Keep up the good work!

[@Vorti72]

This was uploaded on my moms birthday :D Great video!

[@deadinside8251]

I was born on 2008 but i love 80s songs especialy michael jackson's songs

[@10yearsapartpodcast64]

Wow, a lot of facts! Great video! Didn't know Robert Downey Jr. was on SNL! Loved the graphics you used in the video too as well as the transitions!

[@michaelvino8679]

Fuc-man... There, I said it

[@jordangroh7842]

I was born in 77 so I was a kid of the 80s.I look back an miss it!!!

[@TheBamaChad-W4CHD]

Not all heroes wear capes!

[@geriko1]

"Number 11 da da da da da" Stranger Things Theme with eleven lol. BTW I was a teen in the early to mid 1980's so a lot of this I do remember and even though some of the facts are not accurate, it's very nostalgic.

[@alxporrini8563]

You forgot that in 1989 Colonel Sanders passed away at the age of 99. He died due to leukemia.

[@markbot4286]

Caused by 11 herbs and spices?

[@BruceLeroyUK]

Mark Bot 😂😂😂😂

[@petenielsen6683]

@@markbot4286 At least 1 of them probably caused him to live that long - cumin is a spice that makes people from India the longest living on Earth on average. But the fat from experimenting with cooking methods may have contributed to his leukemia.

[@garrettstanfield4068]

Sorry, that’s incorrect. According to Wikipedia, it was in 1980 and at the age of 90 when KFC’s Colonel Harland Sanders kicked the bucket.

[@Tedinator01]

Garrett Stanfield I saw what you did there. 😉

[@denisesiddon7241]

80s I was a kid and everything was so interesting back then. Technology, fashion, music etc

[@davidhill8565]

The 1980s is the most used decade theme on American Idol.

[@davidmyhra4931]

The 80s were the best time to grow up in.

[@stephenwright8824]

"Once we get out of the Eighties, the Nineties will make the Sixties look like the Fifties." -- Dennis Hopper, FLASHBACK

[@Tsadi9Mem9Khet9]

"On December the 19th, 1984, Maggie Thatcher signed a declaration to return leadership of Hong Kong....After gaining the territory at the end of the first opium war in 1942, Britain had control of the colony for over 150 years." That checks out. Pfft! It was only 142 years, which is....not even 150 years, much less more than 150 years, according to the actual dates.

[@Tedinator01]

MELEKH HA OLAM it makes much more sense that 1942 to 1984 is 142 years.

[@translunarinjectionstudios6104]

What about 8675309 and all the prank calls of people asking for Jenny?

[@Tedinator01]

100% Random I will neither confirm nor deny that I ever made such a call.

[@rbmwiv]

Brother made an awesome word processor. I was the only kid that had one and it printed using an old school type writer. I would do the assignments for my typing class and made good money. I got away with it until the last week of school when I made a mistake. The whole class had the same mistake. I was ratted out, but still got an A for the year.

[@rami_ungar_writer]

101 Facts about: 1. Stephen King 2. Sailor Moon 3. Ballet

[@Kerosene.Dreams]

101 Facts about Rami Ungar and their random and varied interests.

[@rami_ungar_writer]

Isis Blackfeather maybe if my novel does well when it comes out,as well as anything that comes after, that could happen.

[@Kerosene.Dreams]

I'd read it.

[@Kerosene.Dreams]

Let me know if and when you publish it and any info pertaining to it and how to find it.

[@rami_ungar_writer]

Isis Blackfeather hopefully, after a lot of editing, it'll come out this summer. Updates will be provided on my blog if you're truly interested.

[@Notorious_G.O.D_76]

My 80s nostalgia...... Ripped Jeans & Mohawks.... New Wave Pop...... Trips To The Jersey Shore..... Reganomics.... " Thriller & Billy Jean " played MTV. Mad Max & Rocky Hit The Box Office... Hip Hop Meets Rock ( Run DMC & Aerosmith)....... Donahue & Morton Downey Jr dominated the talk shows...... Pee - Wee Playhouse on Saturday mornings...... Coke Cola Vs Pepsi ....... Hip Hop still rises......

[@osils1]

Never gonna give you up

[@101Facts]

Never gonna let you down

[@meowman1]

Never gonna run around and

[@osils1]

TheShreckPlayz101 Weird I found you here

[@TheBamaChad-W4CHD]

Yep the 80s also so Earth Rick rolled for the very first time

[@MAGGOT_VOMIT]

*Gay AF!!*

[@dondude35]

#20 incorrect information Reagan was struck by a single bullet that broke a rib, punctured a lung, and caused serious internal bleeding, but he recovered quickly.

[@Tedinator01]

Donald S Campbell and Rosemarie Campbell it’s not incorrect, it’s incomplete. The bullet that struck him was a ricochet from the limo.

[@spencerdavis2004]

MJ's Thriller was released in November 30, 1982 not 1983. I thought this was supposed to be facts. :(

[@baphomet930]

The music video was released in 1983

[@trxphywaifalt]

Get your facts right dumbass

[@Tedinator01]

nuttymilk haha the facts are right, just sloppy and incomplete.

[@willstidd]

101 facts on guns n roses

[@TheHoagie13]

Yay! I was born just TWO MONTHS before the Fall of the Berlin Wall: 9-19-1989!!!

[@rleath7818]

Jon Haugland I was born a year later 09-19-1990

[@kimberlymiller8274]

Omg, I graduated High School in '89. I. AM. SO. OLD.

[@SaikoKujo]

Thanks for the password. jk😜

[@quanbrooklynkid7776]

@@kimberlymiller8274 damn

[@tieztoez]

I woke my daughter up to watch Berlin wall come down. She doesn't remember... 2 years old.

[@ASHl33164]

That’s the Winter Olympics, Canada, you’re good at snow!!!

[@maquez650]

Most people used word perfect 5.1 before word.

[@aurathedraak7909]

Sweet

[@TheNewSoda]

You failed to talk about the murder of John Lennon

[@vinsemi9734]

Watching the 80’s makes me appreciate the 2020’s even more.

[@Tsadi9Mem9Khet9]

Though the eighties do make up a ten-year period, actual decades of a century begin with a year ending with a 1 because the calendar begins with the year 1, not 0.

[@DS-br1wn]

Nobody really uses that. Anything nostalgic 80s or 90s will go from 80-89, 90-99 respectively.

[@amehak1922]

The Chernobyl nuclear reactor put out a fatal dose of radiation within a minute in 1986, now it takes about 2 hours to get to that level.

[@B1051Gaming]

1981: First flight of the space shuttle program. 1986: Challenger disaster.

[@DavenDebQuay]

The carbon dating on the shroud of Turin was taken from fabric sewn onto the shroud after it was partially destroyed in a fire. It didn't come from the shroud itself. That's common knowledge.

[@Zerinity42]

I’m from the 80’s... 1982! 😘🤟🤓

[@jwhaler82]

So am I.

[@cutebutsadisticable]

'84 here

[@TheBamaChad-W4CHD]

80 for me

[@christopheralthouse6378]

1983

[@dannyram2002]

One fact: there is a Monday less but all other 6 days are equal in the 1980's.

[@matstermatimapping3060]

great vid sam! absolutley love your channel!

[@101Facts]

Thank you very much!

[@dw7646]

Dougal McNugget??!! That part almost killed me, man! I was not at all ready to laugh that hard. Brilliant joke

[@wcatholic1]

I was in my 20's in the 80's. It's been all down hill ever since.

[@journeytothemosthigh5021]

Downhill since 1987

[@Unknown-sg4tv]

How to make time travel a good idea 1. Invent time machine. 2. Travel to the 23rd century. 3. Invent a device that can change the odds in the 23rd century. 4. Use probability device to make the odds certain that time travel is a good idea.

[@davidhill8565]

I’m a child of the 1980s, though I was born near the end of the 1970s.

[@kristybriggs]

Samr here

[@DragonKazooie89]

No mention of the video game crash of '83 or the success of the NES?

[@Great.Milenko]

fire doesnt win against ice, it turns ice to water which beats fire every time.

[@trashthattypes3065]

AwesomeVindicator fire can turn water into steam

[@151pyroblaze]

Water isn’t the topic

[@Great.Milenko]

@griffin cavanagh which is just a change, fire is destroyed by water, water is just changed by fire.

[@Great.Milenko]

@Im_That_monk water and ice are the same thing .....

[@trashthattypes3065]

Oh sorry

[@slickrickstyles]

ELL-A-NOY - when you deal with living in and around Chicago enough anyone that pronounces the S at the end drives you insane lol

[@kayetwotimes]

Alabama will never change..... I know I live here

[@DS-br1wn]

Born in 1980, I consider myself growing up in the same period than those who were born in 1981, 82, and 83. I really am a 90s kid

[@charlotteeardley-taylor4397]

101 facts about South Africa 🇿🇦

[@ohyeahgamer3736]

Charlotte Eardley-Taylor sure

[@joshuatraffanstedt2695]

Not the country to be white in for sure.

[@atheistleopard2484]

all 6 shots did not miss reagan, 1 hit him below his heart and into his lung via ricochet

[@tovarls]

OOOOOH also a video on 101 facts about Mozart! I'm a music major and learning about mozart was amazing. Really so much interesting information about his life and his way of being

[@ace942]

There is a mistake in the video. Bjorn Borg did not retire after winning his 5th consecutive Wimbledon title. He played in the Wimbledon final in 1981 but McEnroe beat him. It was not until 1982 or so that he retired.

[@jeremyscungio16]

I didn't know the first opium war ended in 1942

[@Tedinator01]

How did Victoria deal with George VI wearing her most splendid hat? I’ll wager she was NOT amused.

[@calebsone1630]

@ 85 the dominos pizza story. My dad has the newspaper article cut out and hanging on his wall in the basement because it was so crazy. He also has others that are just as bad.

[@corbz273]

I knew about the Pac Man thing from Scott Pilgrim. That's probably were they got it from