Hailey Steinfeld On Using A Walkman

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[@gogadantes8699]

In the video and the comments I see, everybody is busy with Hailee or sharing their own experience. The movie talked about in the video is Bumblebee.

[@pvlapa]

The icons on the buttons of a walkman are the same thing you see on videos.

[@Prodzick]

But how do you put music in it ?

[@chrisj.7065]

@@Prodzick I can’t tell if you’re being serious or sarcastic. If you’re genuinely asking, for both cassette and CD style Walkmans, there was a button you would press to open it. You would insert either a cassette or CD (again, depending on what style it was), and then you would close it and be able to play the music.

[@Prodzick]

@@chrisj.7065 This video baited so many young boomer it's not even funny. You don't see an insert/eject button unless you mix on certain DAW software.

[@chrisj.7065]

@@Prodzick Software? I’m talking about the old school Walkmans that had physical buttons on them. I think you and I are talking about 2 different things

[@Prodzick]

@@chrisj.7065 And then i point out with sarcasm how it is different.

[@stoax]

I'm 22, never seen a walkman in my life except for movies. I have casettes, but that's only cause I'm a fan of my old stereo.. so I can relate to this😂

[@LoveJoyPeace4612]

As a person born in the early 1980s, this interview has made me feel so old. 😭

[@happydaze7976]

As a person born in the 60's I feel ancient. 🤣🤣🤣. Thought walkman was hi-tech🤣🤣

[@MaddogMaddu]

What should I say... Born 1979...

[@RichO1701e]

Yep, same here

[@bremCZ]

You are old.

[@gingerjedi83]

yep I know how you feel

[@makenziemoore7700]

When I was in 3rd grade I used a Walkman when the class would go on a walk the teacher would have us used Walkman

[@joshhunt4146]

Being a 90’s kid (1990) I feel that my generation had the best of both worlds. Old enough to have used Walkmans and VHS and dial up internet but young enough to not be confused by more recent technology…

[@aaronlevy288]

She is too pretty for a human 💘🤩

[@rebel3391]

My nephew is 11 years old but i introduced him to the world of 80s and 90s right from when he was a toddler now he knows how to use macbooks , old ms dos computers, plays both Gameboy as well as PS4 games,uses iPods and walkmans, plays games on floppy disks, knows how to use old rotary landline telephone,

[@edenbh3609]

Damn I'm old. Amm apparently not much older than her but I know very well what a Walkman and a discman is

[@daftbanna7202]

Wow you are very cool and smart

[@charlottefrs]

ILL BE REAL HERE. I LOVEEE HAILEE STIENFELD. AND I WATCHED SOME OF HER INTERVIEWS AND I REALISED HER PERSONALITY REALLY SHINES OUT THROUGH SOME MOMENTS OF HAWKEYE WHICH MAKES ME SO HAPPY!! LOVE THIS BTW !!! 💥 p.s . i have only realised that she starred as charlie in bumblebee which is why i prob loved her so much and found she was very similar when i first watched the movie, crazy.

[@krisi192995]

I'm 6 months older than her, I literally had a Walkman. And a Diskman. How tf does she not know?...

[@arandomkatt]

She must have never seen Gaurdians of the Galaxy. 😂

[@depressedbatmann]

Probably grew up rich and had the latest tech

[@Lekigamingtelugu]

They just make up these stupid stories lol

[@wokeupinapanic]

Maybe you had older siblings, or hand-me-downs from your parents or relatives? I was born in the middle of the 80s and grew up with MUCH different shit than many friends my age. I was the youngest of 3. And inherited a lot of toys and VHS tapes from my big brother who is 5 years older than me. I grew up on ThunderCats and Voltron the same as he did, but most of the people I’ve met that are around my age didn’t. I looked it up, and while she has an older brother, she was homeschooled from 2008-2015, and was raised in Agoura Hills, one of the nicer and richer parts of Cali that was ranked 13th best city-like suburban towns in the US to live, one of o my 3 places in Cali to earn that title… She *def* grew up on iPods alone. You both would’ve been 5 when they launched. By the time you were 8 Apple had already released 4 different versions and had sold over 10 million already. 50% of all households in her home town made more than $123k a year. It’s VERY conceivable that she never even saw a Walkman even in a movie, much less in person before

[@djkleb7645]

@randomguy9777 The cassette was originated in 1970's and vastly used in 1980's and 1990's, but in 1980's the compact disc were released, but vastly used in 1990's and yes in 2000's also. Walkman were used even in 2000's, because compact discs were in a boom before people started using full digital, obviously the Walkman were used less and less with the introduction of digital devices like iPods and cellphones. The cassettes and compact discs were not extinct in 2000's, with technology you can never call it " oh, those were cut that year" because it is a slow transition. The decade of 2000's saw the birth of digital devices, but the vastly use of these technologies is in the decade of 2010's. Curious, the last Walkman I saw in the streets was 3 years ago before the pandemic

[@masamune2984]

It’s always bizarre that “younger” people today aren’t familiar with older technology, when access to information, and the info itself, is everywhere, and yet “older” generations have no problem recognizing or using most (not all) older tech if they run across it.

[@ACJourney2162]

I was still using a Walkman in college...in 2009. I feel old

[@isabellearaujo8991]

In 2009?? There were mp3 by then, I guess you really liked your Walkman hehe

[@ACJourney2162]

@@isabellearaujo8991 make the most of it😆

[@lukasa.1141]

I still use mine

[@ACJourney2162]

@@lukasa.1141 the days of collecting cds

[@lukasa.1141]

@@ACJourney2162 oh yes

[@waltersykes9684]

Hailey is a beast..! 😍

[@michaelbryant2071]

Imagine how this makes you fell being a child of the 60's.

[@suepedie1]

Old.....I feel old..... 😁

[@JoshisJoshisJosh]

You guys are pretty cool (90s baby here)

[@miss_anthropy]

I was born in the 80s and I miss how it was.

[@bcb102]

Her first name is spelled “Hailee”.

[@dealhunter4536]

How do you spell Mississippi?

[@4andronicus]

I grew up in the 80's and I wish I was able to make an entire suburban street into a time capsule or museum from that period. It's sad that we find it so hard to pass on that experience to young people as I'm sure they would love it, they would get to examine everything in every house and notice not only what was in them, but also what wasnt in them.

[@jareddoyle6956]

💜💜💜 SHE IS ABSOLUTE PERFECTION 💜💜💜

[@roteberg1]

I'm 22, I had a Walkman, heck, even a rotary phone as a kid.

[@CapitalBrix]

I’m almost 20 and although I didn’t have a Walkman growing up (mp3 player before iPod). I still know how to use a Walkman and cassette player when I was like 8. Also grew up with VHS and video rental stores before streaming and internet video like youtube

[@JoshisJoshisJosh]

I'm 30 and it's so weird seeing 21-25 not knowing stuff. Like, we're not that far off and y'all haven't seen a walkman? A cd player? Technology moved so, so fast

[@Aziz-jh8jk]

What movie are they talking about?

[@pigs18]

Bumblebee

[@Anzy.99]

I'm 22, I've only seen Diskmans because my uncle had it. He also has a lot of LPs and cassettes. He has quite a collection. Never seen a Walkman in person tho

[@bluesideace]

I'm 5 years younger than her, I had a walkman

[@dpradis]

she looks like a Wayans brother in White Chicks

[@tonimiller8964]

It’s Hailee Steinfeld

[@hiphopapotamus6913]

It didn’t feel that authentic but it was a fun movie (born in the early 80’s so I would know)

[@jonnysupreme5796]

Bet she's got a really clean bedroom

[@JFORCEuk]

The only difference being that people who are old today got to experience both what they had when they were younger and what we have when we are young. Young people don't get that privilege

[@heckandahalf1634]

They will when they're older and there's new technology ?

[@JFORCEuk]

@@heckandahalf1634 but the thing is, my statement stays true as they aren't young people

[@heckandahalf1634]

@@JFORCEuk sure but that's a universal experience it just takes time to get to so I didn't really understand pointing it out But that's ok too maybe this will resonate more with someone else

[@LILGHETTI]

I'm 21 and know how to use a walkman or cassette player lol ☠️

[@philemard6183]

Ok Ellen

[@bremCZ]

If you haven't used an 8 track you know nothing.

[@scurus11scurus]

@@bremCZ talk to me when you can manage a phonograph ; )

[@bremCZ]

@@scurus11scurus So, now?

[@scurus11scurus]

@@bremCZ sorry, i’m sure what you said was on point but i only respond to morse code or smoke signals ; )

[@DJ_Force]

Funny how she talks about the 80s like it's Narnia or some other strange world.

[@JonnyDElliott]

almost like technology advances and older gadgets become less popular and less used by people as time goes on, what a crazy concept!

[@ethanlong4670]

I was born in 2003 and I know how to use a Walkman.

[@nawr494]

23 yo here and the only time I learnt of a walkman was the 13 reasons why book. Still never seen one in real life. 🙋‍♀️🙋‍♀️ I did see the og ipods with the circle volume things tho

[@shinobi-no-bueno]

Zoomers are something else

[@Kori-T]

I’m curious, have you ever used a CD player? I was born in 88, and saw cassette tapes die out in the late 90’s, then CD’s in the mid-late 2000s everything went to MP3s and suddenly in the 2010s people started collecting vinyl again. Tech is interesting

[@orangeheartguy]

She has Elizabeth Olsen vibes

[@343JustMe]

I was born in 2004 and even I know how to use a Walkmann

[@lawyerscariocascariocasadv4633]

Love Hailee

[@MageBeLike]

I was born in 2000 and have used one

[@bremCZ]

Didn't know how to use a Walkman but suggests that the recreation of the time period she knows little to nothing about was authentic... ok.

[@pralayaryan]

She is from the 90s

[@bauhaund7935]

I'm way younger than her and I have a Walkman

[@risanddanny92515]

26 had 50 cent spinning in my Walkman

[@purplegion]

Ok dude I'm now feeling _very_ old at 33

[@chadcognac5626]

Can’t use a Walkman but she’s rocking those 80’s shoulders.

[@GiantessLover427]

It’s Hailee lol

[@chandlersun3877]

I’m 6 month younger than her but I’ve had a Walkman…..

[@skepticalmom2948]

Rotary telephone?

[@sebastiandelacruz3849]

I had a walkman back in 2009. Im a year younger than her 😂 my mom would go on yard sales and got me one. It was one of the best thing ive ever gotten. Listened to hella metallica on that walkman.

[@greyson3421]

Bruh, I still have my walk-man from the 90’s.

[@HeavyMetalCowboy90]

Walkmans we’re before my time but I know how to use one…lol.

[@loone8535]

is she born after 2000 + born rich ?? I had a walkman until 2005 when i got my first mp3 player

[@thelonepianist17]

I bet she doesn't know what a GameBoy is lol

[@wuhhhhhhh]

I bet she doesn’t know what a Pamela Rodriguez is lol

[@thelonepianist17]

@@wuhhhhhhh I would assume she doesn't lol

[@wuhhhhhhh]

@@thelonepianist17 hehe

[@nirmalkumar4011]

Which movie?

[@pigs18]

Bumblebee

[@10Cnote]

The Hollywood bubble at work.

[@eli7bracha]

Which movie or show was she in with travis night in the 80's theme??

[@steventomasi5557]

Well we all know she knows how to use Hextech gloves so just give her a pair of those and all your problems will be solved.

[@Leoligaur]

What are all the things y’all can remember that used to be those coolest things that us kids today never seen

[@yeahno9380]

Typewriters. I remember for a brief second almost having to learn to use one in early elementary school but by then computers had taken over. my mother still had one, and heard an older person at the time saying it would still be useful to learn to use one. I was born in 86 btw. I must say I find it amazing how quickly technology has changed. Remember early apple computers with the colorful shells. And wanting one so bad but we had an old chunky computer. Also remember the old TV my grandmother had for the longest with the wood siding and turn knobs. And we still own a DVD player lol. It doesn't work properly now so it sits in our basement collecting dust lol

[@Leoligaur]

@@yeahno9380 that’s amazing🥺 the 90’s were fun from what I hear

[@yeahno9380]

@@Leoligaur lol I think it depends. During the 90s I was still a little kid my parents didnt have much starting out so new gadgets and stuff wasnt really a big deal. It was an interesting time I can tell you that. Most times I wasn't even aware of what was actually going on around me unless through my parents and adult conversations. People were a bit more open, well atleast in the communities I grew up in. Unfortunately after 9/11 everything changed bigtime. I was just starting out my sophomore year in high school. The early 2000s was when I really noticed how rapidly new tech was coming out. It kinda feels like it was a transition phase for what we have now when i look back. We had MySpace, AOL, even Netflix when they used to mail your dvds. Also i remember how popular malls were. They were the chill spot for teens and young people. Way before social media and the early internet was nothing like how it is today. Sorry to blab some nostalgic memories are coming back lol.

[@williamkrause5585]

There's no way that someone growing up in the early 2000s could not operate one of those. Its self explanatory.

[@jakublizon6375]

Lol A walkman has like 4 buttons. Volume, track, play/pause, and power. The mechanical button for opening the disk doesn't count.

[@Saintbow]

I still have my walkman...

[@rokozanfredi2514]

Heiley is the best

[@____4bon4____]

Walkman. One word. Not Walk Man 😂

[@tearfrost984]

What movie is she talking about?

[@pigs18]

Bumblebee

[@fermennelson3388]

Same here

[@maggie_taylorsversion]

i’m younger than her and I know what that is

[@espiritualme2048]

My daughter once saw a rotary phone and she no idea how to use it... It so to see her trying to dial the numbers. 🤣😂😅😂🤣😂I had to show her how to use it....Felt so old and strange at same time!!☹☹☹☹

[@araisikewai]

There's a trick that most people who used rotary phone didn't know about. You can dial without using the rotary, but instead just by clicking on the hang up button like a Morse code. One click for number 1, two clicks for 2, so on and so forth. Give a pause between each number for it to register. The rotary actual function is flipping the button in that manner from underneath.

[@kevinl9793]

If you can't figure out how to use a walkman after given time to examine it, I would have no choice but to question your intelligence.

[@teajayyyy]

Haha kids don’t know how to use things we use to use. Great content.

[@buttonman6262]

She spends 4 seconds talking about the Walkman then the rest of the time waffling some generic shit about the director!

[@captainblade115]

Who hurt you?

[@lukasa.1141]

I still use my Walkman Bruh

[@pantera678]

Can anyone tell me the song of the canadian meme please

[@ILAKHALIDENM]

She’s just stupidly naive and oblivious . People around me have used walkman extensively till 2008-09 and we still have ours that we use for fun

[@lordkai59]

Bro...what?

[@ILAKHALIDENM]

@@lordkai59 um what’s confusing ?

[@marireacts28]

is hailee

[@alexandersilva3327]

does she have an accent?? I never knew that

[@lugertelevisioncompany]

I didn’t hear any accent

[@parnikasingh7621]

What is a walkman

[@darthbretticus6698]

Love you beautiful 👍

[@jbanks9491]

There is like no emotion or personality in that girl....just an empty husk

[@Glethil]

Ah yes, because 30-60 seconds of video ON A FUCKING TV TALK SHOW really show somebody's character.

[@alex1311t]

You have no idea who Hailee Steinfeld is do you 😂

[@ariuka5927]

She is so hot and I like her a lot but as an actress I don’t know how she made it except Madonna I don’t think I’ve seen a worst actress

[@Lord_539]

I’ll tell you a worse actress: Brie Larson

[@ariuka5927]

@@Lord_539 true I hadn’t thought of her

[@giantpunda2911]

Amber Heard sends her regards

[@ariuka5927]

@@giantpunda2911 damn how the fuck didn’t I think of Amber ….can’t argue with that

[@leftitbandit956]

I just don’t like her in general

[@isaahmed6404]

First lelele

[@ts4686]

I dont get it.....why are Gen Z and Alpha so....dum....ahem challenged with things from other eras. They're simple things, not difficult to understand or use, yet those generations are like "I know nothing". When I get something from a different era, its normally pretty easy to figure out how it works.

[@bryanfraser1645]

Try explaining any modern technology to my grandmother

[@ts4686]

@@bryanfraser1645 Yeah but that's very different. One is digital tech, the other is mostly manual analogue. Digital tech is relatively new to the world, unlike, especially, manual mechanicals, and after that analogue tech.

[@lordkai59]

This is pretty damn stupid. You gotta delete the comment

[@pigs18]

I'll bet a 1930s washing machine and sewing machine that that's not quite true.

[@greendelano]

My twelve years old self from 1985 just passed out.🤣🤣🥲