FIRST TIME REACTING TO | VAN HALEN "HOT FOR TEACHER"

[@martinhonan9588]

Great review! Classic video. Keep them coming 😊

[@brittreacts]

thank you so much! glad you enjoyed it!

[@PHILPOP2]

Dirty mind

[@TrianglesAndCircles]

Hot for reactor?

[@martinhonan9588]

@@PHILPOP2 So?

[@russelljoslinjr4387]

This music and these videos were a large part of what made the 80's so dang awesome!

[@BadgerBJJ]

My Middleschooler: “my teacher got mad at us today. We were learning about the Vietnam war. The tunnels they dug were called coochie tunnels. She just kept saying it over and over. Crawling in the coochie tunnels. Hiding in the coochie. Digging out the coochie. Really, what did she expect?”

[@glassontherocks]

They were called Spider Holes. Never heard them called that.

[@jhcountry88]

I'm in tears😂 Hilarious!

[@george217]

The location of the tunnels was Cú Chi. (Outside Saigon). They weren't called "coochie tunnels".😅

[@ChanelStuff]

😂😂😂

[@franksullivan1873]

Lol

[@brianfisher6165]

"I don't feel tardy" is one of my favorite lines in this song and you are the first person out of dozens of reactors to laugh at that verse, finally❤❤👍👍👌👌✌✌😃😃

[@JaquelineGoodspeed]

Mine is. " I brought my pencil....."

[@bretttodd6470]

We all used that line when late to class in the 80's. It never got old.

[@rayalvarado5092]

I used to think the line was, "I don't feel turdy." 😂

[@imasinner8086]

Thought until now ot was " i don't feel dirty". Never gave lyrics much thought for making sense.

[@mamamurray2]

I have an "I don't feel tardy" decal on my car. 😂

[@srenkaarepetersen9034]

Your reaction is contagious. When you talked about the cancellation culture, I suddenly became so happy to have been young in the 80s. There wasn't as much shortness of breath as today. We live in very tight times, unfortunately.

[@brittreacts]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@billwalker7556]

should have been alive in the 70's. Great times. Great music!!

[@rothed16]

Same. Cancel Culture is Cancer

[@kdm71291]

@@billwalker7556 Agreed!

[@Taylor-wj5pq]

They will make the teachers drag and the children younger and say it's just carrying on the tradition

[@PCSAlways]

Gen X guy, just found your channel. Really enjoying your generation's perspective on the music of my youth. We weren't uptight then and I think that's coming back for y'all.

[@brianlafrazia8237]

Love your reaction! “You can’t take anything in life too seriously.” YES! And THAT was a young Van Halen with Roth. These guys were FUN while being incredible musicians. The ultimate party band. Also, I was 11 when this video was ALL OVER MTV. Me and my friends were all about it, of course! And this shows the difference between the sense of humor of the 80s compared to now. What a time to grow up in!

[@WiseGuy5674]

Wow Bri! Did you REEEEALLY love it?🤣🤣🤣

[@kdm71291]

It appears that I am 10 yers older than you and I was old enough to take advantage of all the free-for-all fun afforded to us!

[@ronnycalloway6937]

So we'll said.🎶😎👍

[@ronnycalloway6937]

Ooops

[@tommattie1240]

This video was being made when MTV was still the BEST thing on TV. They ran a joint contest with Van Halen for kids to be in the music video. Everyone wanted to be in it!

[@andreadeamon6419]

If you notice the one playing Michael's youngster was the bully in Christmas story. Don't know who the other kids are

[@macmcgee5116]

One story circulating about some of the kids... At least one or more apparently got drunk with the band during shooting. At least.. so I have heard.

[@reddevil3387]

In 7th grade I had a teacher for math. She almost always had one button too many unbuttoned and If you got called to the blackboard to do a problem, she'd sit with her legs crossed, stocking top and garter showing and you could look down her blouse. I did real good in math that year.

[@deanm375]

in 1976 my fourth Grade teacher Mrs. Schultze walk into the our class a brand new 20 something teacher dressed in a thigh length sun dress, and curves in all the right places. She was a 70's long haired disco queen. Despite all the boys getting excited, we still made her cry on her first day. We couldn't help it we were ten year old kids. Fast forward six years and my kid sister said she was still crying but also banging her head against the chalk board in frustration. But honestly she was not only pretty she was super nice. I regret making her cry.

[@greendragonpublishing]

You absolutely got the essence of this song - and this was them at their height. This album was amazing! They were just grand fun, silly, and never took themselves too seriously.

[@brittreacts]

glad you enjoyed it!

[@jklmn101]

Salute to the days when people still had a sense of humor and could still have fun with each other.

[@capstan50g]

Van Halen were a big component of my high school soundtrack. The best rock band in the business in those early years. Great reaction, Britt!

[@jackiesconiers4230]

Glad you liked it! Alex shines on the drums! Eddie is a GOAT! Harmonies are amazing! And it's hilarious! Great reaction!

[@scotty1557]

Personally I enjoy not so much "Van Hagar" ; but "Van Halen". Love you Diamond Dave! R.I.P.

[@barndude5562]

@@scotty1557 I hope the RIP is for Edward... Because Dave is still very much alive!

[@scotty1557]

It's for Dave not being in the band. You're the only one that caught that. Lol

[@Allen-rv5dd]

Oh man, Michael Anthony was not just a ROCK of a bass player, but really the BEST harmony singer for Diamond Dave!

[@edwardgrabot798]

This is a very cool channel. I have recently started watching these reaction type videos and I really love yours. I enjoy seeing the reactions because well one, I was alive and watching these videos and or listening to this music, and two, watching somebody who's not familiar with the group nor the artist is pretty much the same, as when I saw these people performing for the first time also. Well, with the exception of the PDC club, however, the emotions are about the same. Once again you're doing a great job. Keep the videos coming I truly cannot get enough of them. Oh, I almost forgot to tell you this little piece of trivia. The Waldo character was also the poster boy for Jolt Cola. Jolt cola was an anti health marketing scheme to sell a beverage. It's tagline was, "Jolt Cola, all the caffeine and twice the sugar!" It was the 80's and there were many people that didn't want food or drink that was labeled no sugar, low fat, reduced calorie, organic nor anything decaffeinated. And this company decided they were going to capitalize upon that theme.

[@donjackson5522]

Funny to hear you compliment David Lee Roth’s vocals. Critics thought he was a terrible singer and that Sammy Hagar was a huge upgrade. I agree with you. Diamond Dave has a fantastic voice and his singing style fits the band perfectly.

[@rickwelch8464]

Meh. VH wasn't about the vocals either way.

[@mustangman8517]

I think both were amazing singers, two completely different styles and each one was very unique in their own way.

[@johnjohn37371]

Dave was at his peak on Fair Warning...there is no way that Sammy could have sang those songs with the same oomph that a younger David had...and I severely disagree that Van Halen "wasn't about the vocals". Without DLR's unreal charisma and stage presence on top of his extremely catchy and unique vocals, Van Halen would have never ended up 'VAN HALEN'...please never diminish David's contribution...

[@rickwelch8464]

@@johnjohn37371 They got rid of him and never missed a beat. Sure he was fun. Anyone could be the lead singer and they'd have been successful. The brilliance was always in the music. DLR superfans can't be convinced but it doesn't make it inaccurate.

[@johnjohn37371]

@@rickwelch8464 Well, they got rid of him at their height...and he went on to have success as well. I would suggest that their music changed greatly. Look, I'm a Sammy Hagar fan...I just hate it when people diminish Roth's contributions...there is no chance "just anyone" could have took his place...you obviously aren't old enough to have seen them live in the very early eighties...he was a unicorn that got copied over and over again. I consider his actions and personality after 1986 or so nearly intolerable, but that has nothing to do with his early brilliance. Those songs without his shrill cries and cadences would be sorely diminished...don't have to love him, but you need to recognize him...

[@davidjames4156]

This was the golden age of MTV. When they still played music.....and the music was good.

[@Nickel138]

I’d highly recommend checking out “Just a Gigolo” by David Lee Roth (the singer of Van Halen.) The official video. It’s amazing and features a take on every 80’s pop star. It’s amazing on so many levels. Still one of my favorite videos of the 80’s.

[@andreadeamon6419]

I keep telling my son that was his song. He just turned 38 and just got married for the first time - so i can't sing it no more. It was fun while it lasted

[@Thom1212]

Or Dave's cover of "California Girls"

[@jimapplebee5322]

For a video, you have to go with Yankee Rose by DLR. The beginning where he's all decked out in paint & "Give me a bottle of anything & a glazed doughnut. TO GO."

[@rickflippin1]

Not only middle school it goes thru our heads every minute of everyday

[@graywolf1130]

I don't know why but, that line, "I'm nervous and my socks are too loose" always cracks me up!🤣🤣🤣

[@donjackson5522]

And what was up with that bad John Wayne voice?

[@chrischar9428]

​@@donjackson5522 apparently Phil Hartman

[@jamesmcdaniel9601]

Idk why. There's nothing funny about loose socks. 😂😂

[@mikerichardson8983]

It was such a blast growing up in the 70's and 80's and listening and watching all the great bands from those era's. I tell people now a days, that they just don't know what real music is. They have no idea what these bands could do. These guys could play and sing their asses off. And they didn't need no autotuning. I feel so lucky I got to see them.

[@RB-oc7ti]

I agree to a certain point… I’m in my late 50’s… I would say its more likely that you don’t know what rock and metal bands can do today either…? I felt the same as you for a long time - based on rock radio alone….but radio is a poor reflection of the state of heavy melodic guitar based music. There is alot of great guitar based rock being made today and for the last 20 yrs, but it doesn’t get near the same mainstream exposure that rock got in the 80’s and 90’s. Nothing to do with the quality. It simply fell out of ‘fashion.’ Personally, I’m tired of alot of ‘classic’ rock, because they get played too much - over alot of quality stuff now -mostly because of nostalgia.

[@bobdickerson3434]

This video always reminded me of my ninth grade all boys English class when in walked a student teacher named Miss Duffy. Our teacher just said to the entire class, “Calm down”. The fact that 53 years later I still remember that student teacher’s name tells anyone just how gorgeous this girl was.

[@wackymutt5654]

David Lee Roth was big into Martial Art's the reason you see him doing crazy jumps and moves on stage all crazy! And a respect moment for Roth. After 9-11 he trained to be a firefighter/EMT in New York ~~ Wacky Mutt

[@ericpohlmeyer4116]

Amazing reaction! You just brought it all back from my high school years when this song came out. You are wise way beyond your years! Thanks for that!!! I lived for this band in my teens. I played guitar 10 hours a day and dreamt of being even a shadow of Eddie VanHalen. I graduated High school and fell in Love. Had kids and the dreams all ended! Lol

[@brittreacts]

glad you enjoyed it!

[@stevedavis5704]

When I was in Jr-Sr High School we had two types of teachers. 1. They were starting out when my mom was in school and nearing retirement. 2. They were just out of college and only 4 to 6 years older than the seniors. You better believe that a lot of the students planned the school classes off of who was teaching the class. By the time my brother came through five years after me all the old teachers were gone.

[@mikefetterman6782]

An aging rock star was asked how they kept writing new and interesting music. "Go back to being 17 in your head, speak to other 17 year olds" That was the secret.

[@robertgarcia7643]

Hi Britt ! what a great job you did in understanding the fun in this video and still jamming down to one of the great rock Quartets of all time. This video is one of my favorites too! You picked up that there are mini versions of the band members in the classroom. you are the only one I know that caught that and appreciate the great vocals of David Lee Roth.

[@andyboog2010]

The 80s was an awesome decade for concerts. 55 thousand concert goers and i still have hearing loss from eddie van halen. Wouldnt change a damn thing. Best concerts of my life.

[@bbeck735]

Yup…being a teenager in the 80s WAS THE BEST!!!!

[@mannyvega7726]

Ohh!!....yeah!! 👍

[@michaellacroix8029]

Was not my experience, some good music though, being a kid in 70s was grrrrreattttt

[@wdndroleplayradio1098]

The record company "suggested" that they added some dance routine in the video due to a lot of videos at the time having them. So they added the suited disco ball sequences.

[@osovagabundo1]

We had gender education at whole foods one day. Part of it was words in use. One you can't use etc. We finish and as we our group of 18 files out onto the grocery store floor this very song comes on. 😅 All the things we can't say we can hear in the floor tunes😊

[@Dr.Acula76]

Another reason I don't shop at Whole Foods

[@billlonee9470]

The most 80s music video, ever!

[@lrsrosebud]

It’s the cheekiness of the video that makes it fun to watch. I never tire of this song or video!

[@CribNotes]

In the early 80's, when Van Halen rolled into your city for a concert, it was mayhem on the radio stations, people tail gating before the show were blasting Van Halen tracks, etc.....total party band!! No other rock band could touch Van Halen back then.

[@scottgorski7931]

From the era when MTV was still good. This version or line up of Van Halen with David Lee Roth was just plain fun.

[@larryleyba6496]

i WAS in middle school when this song/video came out. It was pretty popular with my crowd back then.

[@scotty1557]

I highly recommend Eddie Van Halen Eruption solo live.😊

[@trebreh1100]

You are 100% correct about middle school boys and "no control". What difficult time of life.

[@andrewkubat1506]

The music pure Van Halen. The video, goofiness and choreography can be summed up in four words... Diamond David Lee Roth. He was the ultimate showman and the other members were put off by it. Part of what led to their split with Dave in 1985.

[@brittreacts]

they were great!

[@jasondavis6009]

I love your energy Britt. I also like how your hair is never the same from one vid to the next. Such a beautiful lady and so cute.😍😘

[@jasonsomething6003]

Yep.. the music I grow up on... LOVED IT! They don't make music videos like this anymore! LOVED THE REACTION as ALWAYS! FYI: loved your hair today

[@MaRoach7]

Apparently you've never seen Ronnie Radke videos they are literally mini movies

[@trevorleggo1777]

Love that you are so normal yet fabulous at the same time.. understanding the tongue in cheek of it all. Your generosity is beguiling.

[@brittreacts]

thank you so much!

[@LChav]

David Lee Roth always brought his amazing vocals and high energy. For some high energy, check out "Jump" by Van Halen.

[@brittreacts]

I will keep it in mind, thanks!

[@michaeltabor4176]

This is by far the best reaction I've seen to this video. You caught a lot of things that people tend to miss. I've always love the "I don't feel tardy" line! LOL

[@M63Tod]

Your initial reaction to the mom was hilarious. And I agree, it was cringe. Fun video and great reaction as always.

[@paradox963]

God I miss the 80's when you could just have fun.

[@robertamigliore8504]

I remember when this video came out on MTV and it still is fun to watch today as it was then I’m glad you came across it

[@keithroberts4952]

Finally! Someone complimenting dave's vocals! Dave and Sammy are two different vocalists who were both great for the band but dave was able to sing quite well. When performing live, he didn't always give his best vocally but overall, he is a good vocalist.

[@brittreacts]

glad you enjoyed it!

[@shawnlewis1918]

God I miss those days!!! What a great decade!

[@sherribanta6818]

I tried the "I don't feel tardy" line on a teacher once. It didn't work out well for me

[@Christopher-Baltimore]

I’m so happy you got this. VH had a great sense of humor, and musically they could blow your mind. Incredible combination.

[@brittreacts]

they are great!

[@Christopher-Baltimore]

@@brittreacts for a deeper more introspective side of Van Halen, try “Right Now” - official music video. Still rocks so hard though.

[@Christopher-Baltimore]

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[@larrydavis3270]

Fun fact: drummer Alex Van Halen had the hardest time getting those dance moves down, because he had no dance rythym! That really is a thing because I'm a drummer as well, and can't dance for shit!!

[@brittreacts]

thanks for the info!

[@BigBass-xf5yi]

Bravo to Britt. She is becoming one of my favorite, most relatable reactors on the tubes. Her attention to detail and level of appreciation is so on point. Good stuff young lady 👍🏻

[@frankrizzo4460]

I remember when MTV would play this video all the time, back when it was an actual music channel. And your right sadly cancel culture would be all over this video if it was in today's society. By the way your hair looks great.😉

[@theidajawho]

Yeah the only way it would work now would be Drag Queens wearing strap-ons as the Teachers, cause that's okay to do even in Elementary Schools, right?

[@stevenclark1038]

Hi Britt, normally you see me for your 4th Impact reactions, but I seen you were doing one of my favorite Van Halen songs i thought I'd chime in. These guys never took themselves seriously at all, as evidenced by this video. So the band was founded by Eddie (Lead Guitar) and Alex (Drummer) Van Halen, the other members at this time; Nichael Anthony (Bass Guitar) and David Lee Roth (Lead Singer), David Lee Roth left the band in 1985 when Sammy Hagar took over as Lead Singer. These guys were ahead of the game for the hair band era come onto the scene back in 78 where their debut album took the world by storm, I know, I bought the album asap, not one bad song on the album! So yes, this was released in 1984, the FCC and apparently the American public were cool with this kind of behavior, I never had a problem with it, I mean it did feature hot babes.😂🤣 It was released during MTv's heyday, you know, back when they actually played Music Videos all day and all night! I still remember the very first Music Video ever played on air, "Video Killed the Radio Star" by The Buggles, well thank God it didn't actually kill radio. I was in my late teens the year it came out, so it was very relevent to my and my friends. David Lee Roth went on to a solo career that never went anywhere, he had a couple songs that did ok, but nothing great, I think there was rumors about how he would rejoin the band, but that would never have happened, since he was such a, (if you will pardon the expression) "Dick". But Van Halen went on for years afterward and produced a lot of great music. Great seeing you miss Britt, take care.

[@big106razor]

This has to be my favorite reaction to this song. No one ever seems to pick up the nuances quite like you did. You had me in TEARS! Great job!

[@viperphoenix...]

Thats Diamond Dave 🎉

[@OgreProgrammer]

I think they might have been the first famous rock band to do a choreographed dance sequence.

[@brittreacts]

that is so cool!

[@billstein2]

I'm pretty certain, this was my first exposure to Van Halen. I was 15yo in 1984, and they showed this ALOT on Mtv... Along with my new classmates LOVING Van Halen. I went to a religious school from 2nd through 8th grade. I NEVER heard stuff like this. It was a REVELATION!!! How can these seemingly random sounds make me feel this good? To this day, Van Halen, (NOT Van Hagar), makes me feel a happiness no other music can offer... (Although, Lady Gaga singing duets with Tony Bennett is close... in a completely different way.)

[@jackieperkins3861]

This video was shown on MTV multiple times a day back in the day and everyone loved it!

[@GranpaMike]

Growing up in Kansas, there was no shortage of lovely teachers. My first "hot for teacher" moment happened in kindergarten. Miss Little, you were fabulous... I still remember the cookies and drinking milk straight out of the carton. ;)

[@bonkousmcnaughty4604]

I love how you get this completely! Love your sense of humour. This video/song was perfect for you

[@gracieb.3054]

Thank you for not taking it so seriously. I love the bit of naughtiness in this so much, and you got it. I love the way you ended the video. Right back at ya!

[@jeffery672002]

thanks for "getting" this video and keeping it in its right perspective.

[@humbertojimenez3475]

I was in eighth grade when this came out and for the next two years, we would randomly shout out things in school like “I’ve got my pencil“ or “I don’t feel tardy“

[@pook304]

Clicked on this instantly! Lol a classic Smoking song one of my favorite songs all time as well with such a Gorgeous Lady reacting to it definitely was instant click! Yoyr reactions are always amazing you genuinely take in the music.

[@lawrencecutzinger6904]

I watched so many of these Hot For Teacher reactions and YOU I have to say hit everything on the head. You got everything right off the bat. Well done BrittReacts. I really enjoyed your comments the best on this particular video.

[@claudiolescano8363]

What an awesome review for one of their best songs and vids. Looking forward to seeing more of you! Continued success! God bless…..😎

[@MichaelSorensen-bl3ec]

The look on your face when the band kicks in (it's around the 2 minute mark) just made my day. Thank you! And you are correct, there's no chance this video could be made today. Let alone the lyrics! Things were a lot more fun back in the day.

[@alfredh3071]

When I saw that you were going to react to this song, I was sure that you were going to love it. I love that though rock may not be your favorite, you’re willing to see it for what it is. It’s just a bunch of men, with man brains having fun. ❤

[@brittreacts]

haha it's a great song!

[@stureid8027]

Love your reaction. I'm from NZ and grew up on this stuff - but so great watching other peoples reactions. So many Van Halen classics. So many more rock songs for your to discover!!

[@traviesoyyo]

I give you a big high five! You by far have had the best reaction I've seen to this video. You understood the meaning and the youth way this was portrayed. Thank you

[@docmetal8194]

Ms. Kollona, 8th grade. From the 2nd day of school for about 3 weeks afterward, her homeroom quadrupled in size by guys who weren't supposed to be there. Turns out she had appeared in Playboy magazine, and when a kid brought in a copy, she ran from the room in tears and immediately quit her job at school.

[@KevyNova]

I was in 6th and had a huge crush on my teacher in 1984. Needless to say, this instantly became my favorite song/video that year. The ‘80s was such a great time, everything was fun.

[@dallassukerkin6878]

This was just part of the music video landscape back in the day and now it shines as a wonderful and fun piece :D And your reaction had me grinning from ear to ear in memory of the world that we have sadly left behind ...

[@jdbroders64]

Such a great reaction. You nailed it in that this was just a really cool rock song and a just a funny self-deprecating video to not take yourself too seriously.

[@brittreacts]

glad you enjoyed it!

[@CigarMick]

Eddy Van Halen. One of the greatest guitarists to ever walk the planet.

[@erikjeffreys2144]

This video came out when I was 14 years old. I watched MTV all day just to see it. You're right. Our hormones were firing on all cylinders. This video epitomized every young boy's feelings back in the day. 1984.

[@voiceoftruth9358]

This video came out when I was in high school; I think I watched it 1,000 times the first month it was out 😂😂. That’s when MTV was still a baby and played great videos

[@giljensen1132]

So this video is literally the true difference between genx and the later generations

[@ElmCreekSmith]

The teacher was Lillian Muller who modeled for Playboy back in the '70's and is now 72 years old - my age.

[@marenorstrum]

I get so excited watching you listen knowing what is coming up next in the song and wondering what you will think. So much fun! 🤩

[@pyroishere]

By far....my fave reaction to this song!!! Great one Britt!!!!

[@brittreacts]

thank you so much!

[@carminearrotta8848]

Van Halen was always a band that expressed about life in the positive scents and less in the negative. The song is about adolescent and instead of the trauma and drama at that age. They spun it around and made it humorous they where always like that before they settled down and had families of there own.

[@johnat136]

A true reaction masterclass - Well done 🎸

[@jimburks6115]

Love your respect for the classics and what we grew up with!! 🤜🤛

[@monkeymanoki]

You so got it I really enjoyed how much fun you had with this one Such a good analysis of chaos

[@travelinwithTODD]

i just found your channel tonight. you are a delight to watch. love the reacts!

[@swanneez5246]

The best thing about Van Halen is the swing and jazz in their music. It's one of the key ingredients that makes Van Halen Van Halen.

[@jamminjeeper5854]

I love that you love this! That came out way back when I was 18 and just entered the Military.

[@xanajak]

You cannot imagine how massive this song and video were in real time. Masterpiece on both fronts.

[@Phil-dt5vp]

Love ya darling. I'm a 70 year old Van Halen fan since the beginning of Van Halen. Keep up the GREAT work❤

[@CoolEyeColorado]

I was a 10 year old boy when this came out. We all loved this video and MTV played it constantly. And when Eddie plays guitar walking down the table. Every kids rock star dream. Be sure to google the article "Remembering the Time Eddie Van Halen Recorded The Guitar Solo on Michael Jackson's "Beat It"" for more interesting reading about Eddie.

[@robertmott-smith433]

OK, the elephant in the room, you rock! Growing up in this time when you could hear this kind of content and talent, makes me smile about getting older. To be there when this was happening, was an amazing blessing.

[@67psychout]

I always had that one friend in the '70's and 80''s who had a problem. In the 70's she wouldn't allow my kiss alive 2 album to be allowed over. In the 80's i had a friend who's mom wouldn't let him see "Risky Business" he did anyway and he got grounded. We were 16. Both of those mothers heads would have exploded if they saw this video on their tv. I don't remember my mom ever paying attention to what i watched on mtv

[@BadderSanta]

I love your reactions! I was born in 1966....so this was my decade of decadence. Your energy and enthusiasm reminds me how great the music was ...makes me feel 18.again! Thanks, kid!👍

[@voodooacidman]

the natural stepping stone from this song/video is steve vai, the audience is listening! :) big love to all people :)

[@toddellison5128]

This is the 80's, all summed up in a video. Life was so good back then.

[@brittreacts]

seems so fun!

[@chrisalex1955]

Great Reaction Britt !!! glad you liked it !!! and you are so beautiful as well !!!

[@padfolio]

The guy who did the choreography also did it for Michael Jackson's "Beat It " video. If you notice in the first dance sequence, the Van Halen brothers actually run into each other and they kept it in the final cut.

[@kallsop2]

The Phys Ed teacher in this video is Lillian Müller who was a Playboy Playmate in the mid 70's and was also in Rod Stewart's Do You Think Im Sexy video.