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[@dudette0911]

the 80s hit Ireland HARD lmao

[@roxylalondes]

God praise the end of the 80's

[@MarieEbersole]

I don't think any country escaped the 80's unscathed. Sheesh..

[@kiwimations8057]

+Marie Ebersole except for maybe Italy

[@ertz141]

I like the 80s look more than the 2010s look

[@zara1542]

Yep 😂

[@SilentMover95]

1980s to barbers : Fuck my shit up,mate!

[@junepassingthrouthegate8810]

Zombie Nik Tesla.

[@itskyooo2393]

It's because in the 1980s rock was big and drugs were big..coming from a 12 year old..that's alot😂😂

[@renfroespls7355]

"say no more fam"

[@kanatapaw]

no worrys fam!

[@emilygrant7288]

She's gorgeous 😍

[@cindysmith6621]

Emily Grant

[@cerenb7909]

Emily Grant and very funny!

[@nicetomeetyou2464]

ceren b. Yes! That’s what I was thinking while watching this lol

[@paypal3626]

What’s her name !!?

[@gracenicholle11]

Fr Surid Stephanie Koenig, she has her own channel but appears mostly on her friends' channels (Brian Jordan Alvarez, Micheal Henry)

[@haileyh7532]

I think its so interesting how in the 80's most of the world concluded it was about having big/super curly/frizzy hair and in the 2000's everyone wanted super straight hair

[@WhitneyDahlin]

question: why did giant hats go out of style....I really want to bring them back

[@LeonardoDaVinciLulz]

Style is what you make it Whitney.

[@WhitneyDahlin]

Leonardo Da Vinci thank you for this advice. But I feel if I wear a giant hat people would stare and be like WTF?!

[@LeonardoDaVinciLulz]

Whitney Dahlin Lmao, and that's what the fashion industry calls 'A Fashion Statement'.

[@Msciwoj-j4x]

They're known as picture hats, and they were most prevalent during the Edwardian era. Of course only the aristocrats sported them best. I can't imagine the contemporary everyday proletariat wearing this casually. XD

[@sksksk1720]

Whitney Dahlin they were a huge fashion back then but not now thanks to the 60's

[@wenchy2]

as a northern irish person i can safely confirm that guns were part of the mainstream fashion in the 70's

[@BernardoPatino]

oh no

[@leahmurphy2613]

And as someone from the republic so can I

[@helmikiller666]

P O'Haidhmaill Lol you sell our nation to the British, then sell us out to the rest of the world. An Irish ethnic representative Ireland is just too much to to ask I guess.

[@kenzoutenma9498]

@Think TWICE because humans are stupid that all ethnicities have in common

[@MadJackChurchill1312]

@Reicher Reinhardt Von kesselring 1. Ireland is hilariously underpopulated . 2. Their sectarian divides are theirs to sort out, not yours. They're not going to love each other just because they're white. Brainlet.

[@ashera3000]

it'd be fun to see all the 80's put together...

[@sanswiftgrandeperry1055]

yes

[@tashavond1012]

That is an awesome idea...!! 😇😇😇😀😀😀☺☺☺

[@keminghu8739]

+ashera-b I think so

[@tim2154]

+ashera-b you inspired me to do this: 40.media.tumblr.com/19857b922969e20b32736216c58095bd/tumblr_o49iwa2bJQ1r6fni7o1_1280.jpg :)

[@ashera3000]

ti m haha great!

[@waltercarlos2872]

Omg I just realized this is Steph from Brian Alvarez’s videos!

[@una877]

Same!

[@heresjohnnyarchive2689]

una oh alright, I was just about to ask if that was Ms. Stephanie Koenig

[@NathanielBagley]

I just thought she looked an awful lot like her lol

[@ambiguousaesthetic4170]

I KNEW I recognised her from somewhere!!

[@bullsharkTM]

it's Chardelain!!

[@Lolinkassi]

For anyone wondering why the gun and the somber appearance, there used to be this period called "the troubles" around 60s-80s where Catholics and Protestants fought with each other, Catholics wanted NI to be part of Ireland and Protestants wanted it to be part of the UK, in a nutshell.

[@ollieanna03]

It was Unionists and Nationalists not just Catholics and Protestants

[@Willowpeytonx]

The North were just violent and brutal so they ended up ruining themselves, the women's style in the 40's in this video is different as well because they had to go to war because they were a part of Britain (ew)

[@Oliwiazc_]

+Will Murphy yep very true

[@erin6186]

It was because the British came over and invaded Ireland, this happened before 1940's, and obviously the Irish weren't going to let the British murder innocent people in there own land, so that's how the Troubles began

[@kittekat7303]

to be honest though the relationship between the north and south is still pretty bad , like on the glorious 12th there was a house had it windows put in and their cars burnt out bc apparently one of their sons and a group of his friends lit the bonfire a week before and we weren't able to remake it in time

[@daisyharris5709]

80's: well that escalated quickly

[@80snewwavemusic-synthpostp80]

Haha very funny

[@GotPotatoes24]

There... there was an entire rifle in the previous decade

[@themitochondriaisthepowerh4834]

Yeah cocaine and disco. 80s was definitely a wild era. Most countries in Asia though, like India and japan survived the 1980s though.

[@kadaltokek3953]

@@themitochondriaisthepowerh4834 Disco? Pffft disco is dead in 80's. 80's was punk and rock era

[@fleurpoe8196]

Since the dawn of man, no one could predict the series of horrifying disaster that would be… The 80’s

[@Redorgreenful]

Fleur Poe People getting high off of cocaine & hairspray 💇

[@rainluna9765]

The best era of humanity to be honest, unless you prefer the Dark Ages, or the Bubonic Plague or the Second World War?

[@ruth540]

This made me so happy. You barely see a good representation of Ireland nowadays

[@jaleedsultan963]

1980s was clearly a crazy time in the world.

[@anaisamyharris]

but the 40's and 50's were great for everyone

[@lightsoff9008]

+Anais Harris not blacks

[@zessjh33]

except Japan

[@annierajendran6153]

Jaleed Sultan and italy

[@goodnight.socialite]

anais COUGH COUGH WORLD WAR 2

[@beatlejett]

you should do spain, there was a republic, a dictatorship and a crazy artistic movement in less than a century

[@pabloloquencio]

+julia.cb i second that, seeing spain would be awesome

[@goodness9400]

Ireland didn't survive the 80's.

[@hollieokane4573]

The model has such Irish features too, not just because of the red hair and freckles but the bone structure and eyes wow

[@laura6954]

I'm pretty sure she's american, though there are a lot of ethnic Irish Americans roaming around.

[@ligondesenuts769]

@@laura6954 She’s American. Her name is Stephanie Koenig

[@palmshoot]

The red is likely dye, if you look at the roots and lashes.

[@StellaBella-mi8ni]

@@palmshoot maybe but also some redheads have darker features. like me, my hair is very red but i have blonde arm hair, dark lashes, and no freckles. I'm not Irish or western European though so maybe that's why. i feel like they're the ones with the super blonde eyelashes and light eyes

[@palmshoot]

@@StellaBella-mi8ni By the same token, even some genuine redheads have nearly invisible lashes and/or brows, but even then, their roots match the rest of their head hair.

[@tc4669]

For those who want to understand the reasons why there even is a "Northern Ireland" well, It's a bit complicated and it involves going into A LOT of history that is related to not only culture but also religion so I will try to give the answer in bullet points. - The English did everything in their power to invade Ireland since 1169 and eventually did conquer it by 1601. - England was a very Catholic country just like Ireland until the late 1500's when England changed their national religion to Protestant and in doing so also wanted the likes of Scotland, Wales and Ireland to do the same but naturally the Irish resisted against changing their religion. - In 1601 95% of the land in Ireland was owned by Catholic landlords and England wanted to transfer the land over to Protestants only so what they did was they sent thousands and thousands of Protestants from England and Scotland to move over to Ireland so they can be the new land owners and after 150 years of planting Protestants in Ireland 95% of the land owners were now Protestant. - Without going into too much detail this meant that the majority of the country like 90% being Irish, Catholic will suffer. The landowners will make sure that they get treated poorly, given lack of food and poor education because they choose not to convert to Protestant. -Ok, to speed things up from 1600's to 1916, there was lots of wars, lots of death, rebellions, uprising etc England sending armies over to try and stop all of it but England realised that this has been going on for hundreds and hundreds of years, the Irish don't want to be ruled by us, they are never going to stop and the last big up rising was in 1916 which the Irish lost but it was also a victory because it lead to helping England give up on Ireland and finally give it back to the Irish in 1921! Ok, so yes all of Ireland is now free! No longer under British rule, no longer ruled by England! Here is the answer to how Northern Ireland gets created. - But, they forgot, they planted THOUSANDS! of British, Protestants in Ireland, almost 10 percent of the country's population, most of them the majority living in the north of the country. They were angry at England because they felt betrayed, abandoned so then England decided to create "Northern Ireland" so that these British, Protestants can have their own government but still 30% of the people living in this new country called Northern Ireland were Irish, Catholic so naturally the old ways were to continue, treat them as 2nd class people, give them poor education, don't give them voting rights or allow them to have a voice! This went on in the 1930's, 1940's 1950,s but in the 1960's the Irish living in the north decided to protest for equal rights, which lead to events such as Bloody Sunday were the British army murdered innocent protesters and then war was declared. It was no longer about religion it was Irish vs British. Eventually by 1998 there was peace and they now share power in government. The reason why it was such a big conflict "the troubles" is because the north of Ireland's population was 1 million and almost 4,000 people died, 100,000 injured so you would have to try to imagine a war going on in the USA and 3-4 million out of their 300 million population die from gun shots, bomb attacks etc. Today, Northern Ireland is 50% Irish, Catholic and 50% British, Protestant, in 20 years from now Irish, Catholics will be at least 60% and they will look to re-unite the north with the republic to create a United Ireland.

[@bookcrazy001]

Thank you so much for this I was actually curious about it so I'm glad u explained it to me :)

[@ghiblinerd6196]

+Aisling Kennelly why refer to the English as "Brits?" Isnt Ireland part of Britain?

[@ghiblinerd6196]

thanks. i can't geography very well. I can english petty good though.

[@maryannes6426]

Very interesting, thank you!

[@Kyle-mo7bd]

Neither Northern Ireland nor Ireland were part of Britain. Britain is the name of the island which makes up most of England, Scotland, and Wales. Ireland is both the country but also the island, which includes both the republic and Northern Ireland. That is why UK Passports say "United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. It's confusing because Britain is used interchangeably for UK, but they're not the same thing. It also doesn't help that people in the North are British citizens (and mostly Irish ones too), but it is key to know that it is not part of Britain and never was.

[@oliviamacarthur18]

Never thought I'd see my country get the 100 years of beauty treatment but I'm really glad they did it. Its also the most appropriate time since St Patrick's day is tomorrow and the 1916 centenary coming up soon.

[@Raphael-2]

I wish you a happy St Patrick's day! I wish I could live it one day :) And as I heard there were conflicts between the two Ireland not many long ago, I'm wondering how things are now. I see that they're smiling to each other at the end of the video, so I think it's better, but I would like to hear someone concerned :)

[@oliviamacarthur18]

+ralphyolder Our relationship with the north is better. Everyone of all religions can easily cross borders between the republic and north. Its much more peaceful but there still are some problems but no relationship is perfect. We can easily go to university and work in either side of the country.

[@grainnemckeown1681]

+ralphyolder It's good for the most part. The conflict wasn't really between Ireland and Northern Ireland but between British loyalists and Irish republicans within Northern Ireland. It was between those who saw Northern Ireland as Irish and those who saw it as British. People still identify as one of these positions but are no longer fighting for them. The Good Friday Agreement in '98 was a peace treaty which allows Northern Ireland to decide their own fate (Irish or British) based on what the majority wants. At the moment and for the foreseeable future, Northern Ireland has a loyalist majority. The one area where you can find ongoing issues is in Belfast, the capital of the North. Areas are generally loyalist or republican (murals at the head of streets tend to indicate which) as are schools (the connection of loyalism with protestanism and republicanism with catholicism allows for this segregation of schools). There is mistrust and simmering resentment of the other group which occasionally spills over into sporadic violence. Generally though there aren't issues outside Belfast and the north and republic maintain good relations.

[@oliviamacarthur18]

+ralphyolder Also the south, during world war 2 got bombed by the Germans once for sending help and fire engines to northern Ireland to help rebuild after Germany blitzed them.

[@Dimebag08RIP]

How do people not know there's two Ireland's? I don't expect anybody to know everything about my country or the North, but it's not like this information is hard to come by.

[@anna_bandana]

There is not two Ireland's part or Ireland is owned by the uk but it's all the same land so there is one Ireland but part of it we don't own that's t

[@Dimebag08RIP]

Anna Simpson Case in point.

[@Missraeraeruru]

i didn't know that til now lol

[@danigolightly799]

Can't speak for the rest of the world, but American public education is shit. I knew there were issues between catholics and protestants in Ireland but I didn't know that Northern Ireland was a separate entity until recently. I mean, our textbooks don't even accurately depict our own history (such as relations with natives and referring to slaves as "laborers") let alone teach us relevant things about other places.

[@TheCatsMe00w]

I went to a public school and i knew this my books also never listed slaves as "labors". America is unique in the fact that states act as their own separate beings. It depends on your state and school district when it comes the the value of public education. I've heard stories of people being told to rip out pages covering native relations. The only thing i wish would change is more focus on discrimination and prejudice towards european ethnicities( Irish and Italians for example) and not just Asia and Africa.

[@rodrigokels24]

Stephanie!!! From Caleb Gallo!!! 🥰

[@jupitermeter9183]

The 80's was horrible for everyone

[@puppylover-vm3bi]

that was style if u didn't know

[@puppylover-vm3bi]

that was style if u didn't know

[@lawemilia3717]

nah not for everyone, skin heads and more indie people looked rad imho. Especially the men, if 1980's Morrissey walked to the road he'd blend right in.

[@puppylover-vm3bi]

And

[@imirosephillips]

Yea

[@ingridsora9623]

Still wondering why France hasn't been done yet... Good video though :)

[@filipburic5194]

+Ingrid Sora Probably because France is not really an easy one to do and also because they get pressure from fans to do countries from all over the world and not just the West, which is understandable.

[@ingridsora9623]

I understand what you are saying but France is THE country for women beauty. I find it weird they still haven't done it ☺

[@filipburic5194]

Ingrid Sora That's your opinion though isn't it, the concept of beauty is a mere opinion and varies across the world. Which is a part of the reason for 100 years of beauty. In my opinion, French women wouldn't be in my top 10, not that they aren't good looking, but I just don't find them as good looking as say, Brazilian, Spanish, Czech, German or Irish women.

[@Raphael-2]

+Fil Buric I agree with you. But she's not saying that French woman are the most beautiful, she's saying that the fashion, the industry, the history of the beauty in France is exceptional.

[@OmenaOmega]

+Fil Buric As a French, I'm way more curious to see more videos on african or south-american countries, as fashion, and its relation to history and politics, has been very different from what we know here. Let's face it, there have been general trends across western countries that make those european videos very similar... France would probably be quite redundant.

[@RavensSarora]

And remember folks. It's Paddy's, not Pattys

[@chloebascetta5434]

Jesus fucking Christ what happened in the 80s?!?

[@stavros3438]

the troubles

[@LeonardoDaVinciLulz]

I think he means the terrible hair style Strelok, not the conflict (which is more the 70's in this video).

[@stavros3438]

my mistake

[@antaine4393]

I think Jesus left.

[@rararasputunrussiassmolles925]

Derry in the 80s= People recovering from the Bogside bombings and keeping a somber appearance Belfast= Prince Of Bel Air

[@isleofgreg]

Oh dear god, the 80's hit these people harder than anyone else we've seen so far

[@Lamaspucke]

+grinc333 East Germany.

[@dawnoneil-szabo2415]

+grinc333 the Northern ireland is influenced more by the punk rock culture from England since NI is part of England

[@yishkabob]

+Dawn ONeil-Szabo Part of the UK.

[@brandonreyes2417]

i mean you got to channel all the british bullshit somehow

[@ScrubFXGames]

Portugal please

[@MrDanygonc]

YES

[@gileve1205]

Yes!!! ° v°)/

[@gargulexpt7220]

same

[@cecexavier9029]

+ScrubFX Games yaaaaaaaas

[@Truly_01]

Yesssssss

[@kathleenmulkerrin9216]

I like the way you had them smiling at each other in the end. Really telling of how far we've come :)

[@louisegreig3915]

Do some people seriously not know that Ireland is split? Like even if you don't know the history, it would be fine if you just knew they are separate. The fuck do they teach you in geography and history.

[@monoization]

maybe national geography and history. I mean, here in India, upto ninth grade Geography and History had two sections: World and Indian. In 10th grade, when we are supposed to give the first national compulsory board examination, out Geography was completely based on India. History had the world wars, cold war, non aligned movements and the UN formation. Ireland was lost, completely. There's too much to know about your own country that they forget basic knowledge about other countries.

[@lauri_haro]

I didn't know, sorry about that. Same case as Monomit Sarker. I'm going to search more about Ireland. PS: Don't be rude, not everyone knows some things :)

[@clockman5472]

Louise Greig Well what the hell do you know about the battle of little big horn? Or the Louisiana Purchase? Or the Mexican American war?

[@lilyorr1605]

Unassigned not exactly the same tho is it

[@imscreaming9764]

American school systems spend most of their time teaching American history, Ive only had lessons in American history, geography of America, Government, and Economics so far and I’m in 9th grade, my friend is taking an AP class however that is about human geography but most students aren’t able to take those classes based on the homework load, she has up to seven hours of homework every night in just that class. Otherwise the only reason I knew that Ireland was split is because my grandma is from Ireland and likes to tell me about it.

[@alicjaaleksandra6936]

Please do Poland!

[@kolorowajosia]

good idea

[@kolorowajosia]

+Simon Glans 😂😂

[@meather100]

YES

[@igarita183]

Yes ✨

[@edward-byanyothername]

yes!

[@andyschuler7138]

everybody asking for france and england... what about chile? my little piece of earth :c

[@TomoeDahlia]

plz plz

[@aboot2754]

I'd love to stuff from more South American countries!

[@JuanPablo-nt1yp]

yeaaah we neeeed chile

[@bianchica]

Chilito 💕

[@matirei3266]

ddk

[@oziku1816]

irish woman are so pretty

[@sophiemurphy636]

Rainbow Llama a lot of Irish people aren't all that pretty. With our Irish sweets, a lot of people have black teeth and some people don't make an effort to be attractive

[@keeley8913]

Rainbow Llama I'm from Northern Ireland and thats definitely not true lol only good looking ones here are the foreigners (polish etc) haha

[@Maddel97]

I don't think it really depends on where you come from but what you make of yourself. There are beautiful people in every country an those who could be..

[@---hp1gg]

Lmao no I'm an ugly Irish bitch 😂

[@clockman5472]

Rainbow Llama Hahahaha oh no they're not

[@haranobara]

I didn't think it was gonna be a serious video and expected Brian to jump in 😂

[@AndromedaCripps]

I loved the split and the allusions to the Troubles. Also one of the most accurate “100 years of” videos by a big group like Cut!

[@pinkunokinyobi]

1910's though *-*

[@kyletroknya2419]

1910s looked really cute 😊

[@sugaringcozy]

as someone from a rural town in southern ireland i want to point out that this fashion was definitely for the rich and well-connected folk back then!! my great grandmother would have had shawls and a single farmers hat because money was tight and most of ireland was incredibly rural back then.

[@RedHair651]

There's NI, ROI, but they forgot DA PEEPLE'S REPUBLIC AF CARK

[@elg-c612]

I can hear that comment

[@emilysorcha5276]

Both my parents are from cork and I'm gonna be honest, I almost pissed on myself laughing reading this because I heard the accent so hard 😂😂😂😂

[@benmcsweeney199]

Im from Cork, That's no exaggeration

[@danielbergonzi7319]

And then there's Soviet Limerick.

[@malenaie]

im from cork and just died

[@empress_josie]

The 90's usually end up being my favorite decade for these as well as the 60's.

[@fjcfchgdt7790]

same

[@mayfl0wers]

+Rad Penny yeah the 90s are my fav. I'm glad some trends from the 90s are coming back.

[@empress_josie]

+may fl0wers I really like how expressive they were in the 90's. You could feel the power behind the style.

[@danielchapman3646]

+may fl0wers they're coming back in the UK as well its so good LONG LIVE THE 90s!!!!!

[@Ace-ki3rr]

+Rad Penny The 90s are back! Dark lips, half-up hairdos, chokers, crop tops, high waists, plaid, etc. have all been in fashion lately.

[@victorhugo1819]

Brazil deserves a second video, just like the US ones!

[@hasibrahim]

Pretty sure they'll continue with Brazil in the future!

[@ariiizma]

Poland or Turkey next please ^^

[@qwest808]

Poland!

[@agatatchorz9732]

Poland!

[@MelisaEcem96]

Yeah, Turkey please 😀

[@nazifaismailova7120]

maybe Azerbaijan? :)))

[@MelisaEcem96]

+Назифа Исмайлова there is one with Azerbaijan 😊

[@chloemcgonagle2194]

no one is talking about how inappropriate the 70’s one is totally shameful a gun , seriously?? That was a very difficult time in our history and using a gun as a fashion statement is 100% RUDE. thats a very sensitive subject , a lot of lives were lost at that time and it hurt a lot of people so be more aware of people next time.

[@TheAmphicyon]

Younger people don't even know about the Troubles. The gun will allow them to question why she has a rifle.

[@MinMinn192]

The 80s were just the worst time for fashion in history.

[@seanwhot9685]

1980s Northern Ireland makes me think of Bellatrix LeStrange tbh

[@applesauceman3555]

nobody gave a fuck in the 80s XD

[@_emily_171]

Sean Whot me too !!

[@clairep1371]

Sean Whot yesss

[@pineapplenanas8773]

About to comment since no one is mentioning this. Scrolled and saw yours and: Welp, I guess I'm late

[@deaanchora]

YAS

[@rachelvass5708]

A common theme is the tragedy of the 80's

[@BunnyandChiku]

Oh my God '80 😂😂

[@StayOpenn]

Where are the huge eyebrows and orange skin

[@LeahWolfMSP]

As an Irish person, I fucking died. Jesus Christ it's so true, girls these days walkd around like wannabe Kardashians.

[@ciaraok3818]

StayOpenn Where I live in Ireland no one hardly wears make-up. tbh you're true.

[@ciaraok3818]

Fucking Tóbí In these years we weren't wanna be Kardashian but sadly most of Ireland does. Even in 2010 we were normal enough.

[@StayOpenn]

I am living in Dublin and all I can see is orange tan, crop top even now that is freezing and huge sperm eyebrows

[@ciaraok3818]

StayOpenn Oh well you live in a city. I live in the country side .

[@shibasaki5066]

England!!!

[@midditt3984]

Yes!

[@ec6508]

+Shibasakiアディー Yeah, the United Kingdom!

[@yishkabob]

+Shibasakiアディー Oh man, you know what the English did to the Irish? This is like yelling out Germany! on an Israel video...

[@19grand]

Not the whole of ireland tho.

[@19grand]

+Alice Lee No sweat! You are quite articulate aren't ya?! I live in the north and throughly enjoy spending time in the south. Yeah we're overwhelmed by other countries! I getcha!

[@laumoonchild]

I adore each of this videos, and this one is just stunning like all of them! Please do Colombia!

[@ukiastardoll7864]

yaaaas

[@SheDoesntSayMuch]

i can't stop watching these help

[@munherpes]

90's Rep.Of.Ireland looks like your typical childhood pop/dance/techno crush.

[@CurruptMonkee]

Ye still love it though haha

[@thevesp00]

Look i'm from the republic But for the 70s Was it really necessary to dress the up like th IRA? Like seriously .... Fucking hell

[@Kg4390]

i agree.. a bit far if im honest

[@tastTHErainbowXD]

what is the IRA?

[@Kg4390]

+NenaGP irish republican army (IRA) they wanted northern ireland to be apart of the republic of ireland .. they would use violence and resulted in alot of trouble in northern ireland in the 70s and even still have violence today

[@TastySandwich100]

The Flash I'm sick of terrorist sympathisers trying to make the IRA cool and romantic when they were just cowardly killers.

[@AshleyEdelenbos]

Do the Netherlands!! Seriously curious

[@azajkhan7984]

VCard raza

[@dodec8449]

+Ashley Edelenbos gabber in the 90s

[@hannahbee264]

That would be great!

[@uusofferhaus]

YESSSSSSSSSSS

[@claudioarends791]

Ik zit ook op nederland te wachten :)

[@meghans527]

The Republic of Ireland's 90s look is kill it for me

[@DidaxS]

I'd love to see Spain. How beauty was evolving in a progressive way and, suddenly, it comes the fascist ultracatholic dictatorship in the 40s. In the late 50s and 60s the country begins to open from his isolation from the rest of the world. In the 70s, movements in favour of democracy gain strength and finally the dictatorship ends in the late 70. The 80s craze in the rest of the world coincides with a new freedom unknown to the youth. And then, in the 90s, 2000s and 2010s we have globalization and everything that comes with it.

[@CanaryMapping]

UK: triggered that Ireland came first

[@captainbonkerang]

༻ Canary Mapping ༺ surely they would do each individual country in the U.K.

[@blizz624]

Still waiting

[@ulsterinfidel9897]

All of Ireland was part of the UK frea 1801-1922. The partition till spilt the 2 countries happened in 1921

[@TheicMoggy]

Cut said they made a UK episode but it focused too much on the royal family and it looked silly as it wasn't representative of everyday looks so they scrapped it

[@IQQY99]

Looks like no one was saved in the 1980s.

[@LynxChan]

+London girl check out the Lithuania video. They're the only ones that were somehow safe.

[@xylaardhiafiorina6844]

The Italians were pretty safe, if I remember correctly...

[@jakobhopfer1997]

The Italy gold Versace one was kinda gorgeous :P

[@juanjuri6127]

+London girl Iran was

[@komikstrip96]

+London girl Philippines was safe too

[@ChickenSoup736]

Her face was timeless yet classy

[@lily8000]

In each of these videos I always loose my mind when the 1980's come around. What happened there, people??

[@ertz141]

Hairspray happened

[@masteroutlaw100]

lots and lots of cocaine

[@Indiegirl007]

Yes, girl. WTF happened. O.O

[@felicity4711]

Humanity reached its cultural peak, that’s what happened in the 1980s. ☻

[@rabahelaawar2499]

This was sad to see what happened in Northern Ireland... I hope the Troubles never happen again!

[@MadJackChurchill1312]

I hope The Troubles get resolved in the only logical way it can: Irish Reunification.

[@jasminebower2305]

I'd like to see one for the UK, with wartime styles etc.

[@rainluna9765]

You mean England? Wales? Scotland? They've done Northern Ireland, which is part of the UK.

[@menacingmage]

Absolutely the most gorgeous woman I have ever seen in my entire life.

[@sjw4life546]

Was NO CULTURE saved from 80s hair?

[@hasibrahim]

Yeah some

[@lyka57]

+paul blake Italy and Philippines

[@keminghu8739]

+paul blake Japan was saved from 80s

[@moonlightblossom]

Wouldn't most Western European countries have very similar styles though? Seems kind of redundant.

[@damienscullytoo]

no.

[@moonlightblossom]

Except it is

[@adlerzwei]

no.

[@jakobhopfer1997]

No, you only have to look at Italy and Germany to know this lol

[@filipburic5194]

+moonlightblossom I guess you're an American, no concept of anything else but your own country. Europe is a continent, with 50 countries, some of them have slight similarities, but that's about as far as we go. Culture is completely different across Europe. That's coming from a Czech who lives in England.

[@Rikku147]

The episodes I love the most are those that show a separation of a nation. Germany, Korea, and now Ireland. It's so fascinating to see how the looks differ and/or overlap. Also. Oh my God. The 80s hit Ireland the hardest. I didn't think it could get worse

[@Frostbitten.]

Her eyes are beautiful.

[@ClawDeeAaa]

Not sure whether to laugh or feel weird at the gun used...

[@berl2343]

Northern Ireland and Ireland have had conflict where there has been guns and etc involved it’s about beliefs n etc.

[@ClawDeeAaa]

@@berl2343 I'm Irish. I know. That's why I'm not sure if I should laugh or feel uncomfortable

[@lukegn28]

@@ClawDeeAaa Same lol

[@sonjafleek4160]

PLEASE DO AUSTRALIA!

[@sonjafleek4160]

+veronica singen well both, and then perhaps a side by side of the two (like african-american and american men was done)

[@hamedhosseini4938]

+veronica singen Lol Australia isn't even 100 years old...

[@jana-yr2tg]

lol ur a fucktard

[@eganplaysMC]

+Hamed Hosseini Why does that even matter

[@hamedhosseini4938]

I don't think Australia has any culture.. it's just west's culture so it should be pretty close to England and etc..

[@lira2924]

1980 os always the best😂 the most free style

[@ThePhgames]

She is so gorgeous I am absolutely mesmerized

[@sushisubedi4123]

The Republic and Northern Ireland look like twin sisters who would try as hard as they can to look different from each other, only for the end result to be basically the same.

[@erinmonroe9140]

Well put

[@kdjoshi726]

50's Republic of Ireland dress be like: *Air hostess intensifies*

[@SheepbossGaming]

The 80s was a.... well..... dark time

[@Redorgreenful]

Sheepboss Gaming And that's with the domestic terrorism!

[@80snewwavemusic-synthpostp80]

Dark? Haha. Today young people have depression. And in 80s: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hnrFZ3SQmbmlY6M

[@daplayer1098]

Well its all about perspective... You could either call it a dark time or a funny time!

[@rainluna9765]

Sheepboss Gaming, are you joking? The 1930;s and 40's was a dark time.

[@kyletroknya2419]

The music and cars from the 80s are great but not the fashion and haircuts

[@kybug4life879]

Irish women are absolutely beautiful!

[@MinteaPeach]

I'm not going to lie, I was enjoying this video up until the 1970's. But the assault rifle?? This doesn't represent beauty in Northern Ireland in the 70's at all and after reading comments comparing Northern Ireland to North Korea... I feel the paramilitary outfit was a little inappropriate. The Troubles weren't a fashion statement please don't use it as such. As someone who lives in NI, I can guarantee you that many people will find this very offensive.

[@franovak2654]

Niamh Young Art It was history. And there is only one Ireland. I'm glad they represented an IRA fighter. It was necessary what they did for rights and they were heroes... That videos are about "look" not fashion.

[@ulsterinfidel9897]

@@franovak2654 Good joke mate ye should do stand up comedy.

[@victoriahoward550]

Do France, Turkey, Spain, Armenia, and Vietnam!

[@kanika_j]

It's reminds me of the Snapchat add I get..the background music

[@vedavalliv9597]

If anyone could name the music pls..

[@sothathappened]

stunningly beautiful in any era

[@sheepstea9583]

This country Definitely was not safe from the 80s

[@Maddel97]

that was wild

[@formealyour]

Maddel97 like the irish famine 😔

[@wonderlandartwork3579]

Aethyr Stonite and it got dark really really quickly o-o

[@mazethewise1293]

1980 oh so thats where Bellatrix Lestrange got her haircut

[@80snewwavemusic-synthpostp80]

That was 80s, kid.

[@rvanagayev5519]

I love Ireland as soon as I will come to Ireland

[@theeSpitzSpritz]

80s always has the big hair

[@shaunalk8142]

Roses are red Violets are blue We have 26 counties I want 32

[@douglasjr.mclaggen1781]

you got it！

[@oathboundsecrets]

You gave 1970s Northern Ireland a fucking machine gun. Do you wanna get any more offensive?

[@cupoftaewithsomesugaphan1541]

+Labhcás Ó Daimhín I'm pretty sure what she meant by is they're making it look like a fashion statement and that everyone northern Irish woman carried around a gun at the time.

[@Kyle-mo7bd]

It's to represent how beauty and history are intertwined. It reveals that a woman's appearance is affected by the political climate in which she lives.

[@Kyle-mo7bd]

It's a stretch? What? They included the gun to inform people that women were living in a time when terrorism was rife in their home country. It's was not necessarily the women who were holding the guns, but if they didn't include the gun those who don't know the history of (Northern) Ireland would not understand what is creating the setting for this look. And for your information, my mother wore a beret back then.

[@andro7862]

*Assault rifle

[@adelegrenier2932]

War ALWAYS influences fashion. Let's take WW 1-2 for example. Hair styles for women had to become tighter and up all the time, because alot of women worked in factories now helping with the war efforts. You'd also tie up your hair with a bandana so it wouldn't get in your face. It then in turn, turned into a fashion statement of the time. Men's haircuts ALWAYS get short during war times, if you look at timelines for hairstyles. The hair only starts to get longer when there isn't war. then gets right back down to razor short during war times. you can't say conflict doesn't affect fashion. Every aspect of life changes fashion.

[@Nickmeister07]

Holy crap she is gorgeous

[@Lazylad0]

Everyone knows Irish girls put on way more makeup than this lmao

[@serku]

+David Beckham As a female in Ireland, I can vouch for this.

[@Gongack]

omg i literally died when i recognized the model from brian jordan alvarez's youtube channel! i love you stephanie!!!!! you're hilarious :D

[@yishkabob]

+Gongack Oh wait yeah that's her!!!

[@itsnaimi]

Her eyes are goddamn beautiful

[@kyletroknya2419]

She looks so soft and warm. I wish I could give her a hug

[@foodzz5472]

she has beautiful eyes and face shape.

[@appellationsobriquet6205]

What a gorgeous model!

[@cbh4166]

wait, this is the girl from caleb gallo!

[@dhakehwjwh]

It's sad that Ireland got splitted ;-;

[@cjrhume]

Most people have got over it now. Anyone is N. Ireland can get either British or Irish citizenship and they have the right to rejoin Ireland by a referendum if wanted. There is freedom of movement between the two countries and anyone Irish or British can live in any part of either of the 2 countries, Ireland and Britain so it is pretty free! Northern Ireland was only originally split because the 6 counties in the North that currently comprise Northern Ireland didn't want to leave the UK.

[@timecrayon]

Her eyes are mesmerizing!

[@scorpioninpink]

What the hell happened in the 80s Ireland!?

[@LeonardoDaVinciLulz]

Lmao the same thing that happened pretty much everywhere.

[@DrPanda202]

omg the cringe

[@uaexemarat]

Bombs exploded in their hair

[@beamoflight4610]

We stopped giving a sh*t about our looks XD

[@morbidgirl6808]

Because punk movements. Punks fought for freedom and they were rebellious against governments.

[@-Coco_]

Ireland was ravaged by the 80s. Absolutely horrendous!

[@MissAnachronista]

+thinkpink6226 I dunno, I rather liked it. A hell of a lot more interesting than today,

[@MariaRodriguez-dx6sm]

+thinkpink6226 it was a like a bad hair day that lasted a decade worldwide

[@mythbusterslover14]

Sweden/Nordic country would be awesome to see. Also that last look from Ireland (republic) was so bad ass

[@ol2952]

Irish ladies are gorgeous ! Hello from Ireland

[@farraz6784]

There's nothing wrong with using the gun. Our independence is a huge part of our history and you can't ignore the IRA. Even calling the IRA terrorists is subjective. So relax yourselves, no on is glorifying violence it's just a part of the history over the last 100 years and that was a huge piece, if it was excluded it would be poor research on the creators part. Really good vid.. Smh at any negative criticism

[@JackJones-sh5oy]

Faza z of course the IRA are terrorists, the attacks they carried out were to cause as much disturbance to British lives as possible. They divided British and Irish people, and luckily they don't have the same clout they used to.

[@farraz6784]

Jack Jones the British divided Irish people ! The british caused sooo muhc of Irelands devesation. they caused the mass population death by the famine, they took away the language and erased identities, they forced their presence here and hace the nerve to talk like they are victims. the British soldiers were warmongering terrorists.. they have NOOO right to be here.

[@JackJones-sh5oy]

Faza z Ok that's the 65 million British people's fault? No. We did not want this to happen, it is history which is not caused by us in the present day whatsoever.

[@KFC_Official_]

THE FREAKEN 80's!!!

[@philinator71]

+Nikki Espinal Ireland is probably the worst country hit.

[@suides4810]

+Das Staubkorn No its not D:

[@SKATEBAIT47]

UP THE RA

[@Dean-ss6pq]

✊🏻☘

[@RogersIreland2001]

+Kenneth McCracken Fuck you, you unionist piece of shit

[@Dean-ss6pq]

+Oscar Same THE I THE I THE IRA!

[@Lavandulaaa]

This comment thread is a fucking mess already lmao

[@janedonnelly7281]

Seriously?? Grow up

[@jocelynecupcake]

2010's republic of Ireland and 1940's republic of Ireland ones were the best. The 70's one was cool for both too