Last Day of Analog TV Broadcasting - June 12, 2009

[@Kodaigon72]

Absolutely gorgeous late 2000’s room aesthetic

[@Hehehehhehehehehehehehhe78]

More 70a and 80s

[@prebenjaeger]

What's late 2000 about this? Looks like 1977

[@marcoparada6652]

That room looks like mid-80's.

[@colanderstudios9682]

@@Hehehehhehehehehehehehhe78 Yea the wooden shelf/the shelf that holds the tv is definitely 1970s

[@Hobson64]

The _video_ is gorgeous... The whole thing.

[@LazoeJSCREI]

i remeber it cause my mom was really pissed off the next morning because there was no tv signal

[@sethhorst6158]

I would've react the same way Your Mother did.

[@nikketaripe4534]

Your mom in 2009?

[@milesnetwork69]

🎵When you go to sleep at night, when you wake up in the morning, and realize that Analogue TV doesn’t have signal🎵

[@bex--]

Terry Denault I'm genuinely confused by your comment. Micheal Jackson didn't die in 2013.

[@topfloorb0ss]

Terry Denault he died in 2009

[@shookydacookie8434]

Something about the aura of this video... the palpable excitement, even the room itself fills me with nostalgia. It’s a rarity to find this kind of energy nowadays. Hope you guys are well in 2021

[@JasonP6339]

So bizarre that you was over 13 years ago now......

[@RobboElRobbo]

back then people legitimately thought the future was bright

[@kreuner11]

Ppl still get excited lmao?

[@LizaFan]

@@RobboElRobbo during the, uh, Great Recession?

[@S0meb0dy728]

People still get excited for things dumbass. Maybe if you had a less bleak outlook of everything and stopped looking at the past you’d be more happier

[@GonkDroid0923]

This isn't a video. its documented history!

[@alexto2200]

It very legendary were they took a picture before the last channel got pull off from analog and got happy because they hate a show from CW

[@rat7710]

I love how excited you guys were in this video. Hopefully, you guys are happy in 2016.

[@kngpru9684]

almost 10 years lol

[@jyeh3996]

And now its 2020

[@More_Row]

I know sure as hell i was happier back in 2009. Then life hit me hard.

[@teammemesupremetms]

Moriarty Vivaldi yeah that’s how it works, we all get shot with misery eventually

[@bluishred_1]

2020 now bro

[@glerpz]

I want to go back to 2009 for a week. the technology, the food, the architecture, style, i want to relive it

[@jeromeglick]

@NewCoke-PepsiMan84 Interesting that you extend it to 2016. A lot of people would have said it ended well before that, for various reasons.

[@Savage.-_.Gamer1]

I'd just be a 2 year old 😂

[@SahidBecdach]

what the hell do you mean by "the food"??

[@Darkscenes-jp4ge]

2009 was boring lol

[@Darkscenes-jp4ge]

@NewCoke-PepsiMan84 I'd say the Golden era of America was up to 1996 after 1996 America started to degrade but America is still doing much better than most other countries today

[@omar10wahab]

Bro it's definitely the first person to say "I'm going to put this on KZbin." Y'all were ahead of your time

[@samp.8099]

No...

[@Imxel21]

You’re far off

[@carvman217]

@@Imxel21by a few years even lmfao, do ppl really not know when yt started? Is that rare knowledge now?

[@newq]

Dude, people were saying that all the fucking time as early as 2006. I was sixteen when KZbin came out and a year later, around the time Google acquired it, it was ALL OVER the place. 2009 was well into the KZbin era.

[@LeighTheSunneGuardian]

@@carvman217Yt started in 2005

[@lanewallace.]

This is one of the coolest videos I have ever come across on the internet.

[@Hexabyte_Studios]

Beep

[@ILoveWWEandBrianGriffin]

I agree

[@TotallyLucasMenchions]

Beep

[@green3monster174]

Beep

[@growlie2676]

Never thought I'd ever see anyone get this excited for their tv cutting off.

[@Diecastbuffet]

Dude my inner-nerd sense is off the charts right now lol this is so eerie like a time travel through the century, to think that signal has been on since the 1940’s and for it to go completely quiet across America is so fascinating. Think about it, every breaking news story, sports championships, weather reports, hit TV shows, through every decade with every era that signal broadcasted across our country. Seeing it go silent was like witnessing a time travel portal close! I remember the talk in the early months of ‘09 that “bunny ear” TV’s would be going away, that everything’s going digital and whatnot. Truly a grossly underrated time for technology, closing that signal, that door that was open for our grandparents while we’re young. Only a matter of time before radio stations do the same..

[@Mr.Doodlebob]

Holy shit I never thought about it like that

[@dguy0386]

while i wouldn't jump the gun just yet, more and more AM radio stations shut down all the time...

[@zachmueller2912]

Actually up until the chan virtually no channels broadcast at night, but after the 60s, yes the broadcasts were basically on for 40 years.

[@MasonH24]

I absolutely love this video, thank you for capturing this moment in history. A lot of people didn't understand at the time how big of a shift this meant in media. The end of the analog broadcast age. You were a rare breed at the time to see this as what it was, a huge milestone in technology. Congrats on 'being there' when it happened. I'll never forget all the old people who lost their shit when the switch happened, reminded me of the Y2K countdown.

[@alex.g7317]

Y2K?

[@miguelmontero6130]

@@alex.g7317So for context, people thought that the world was going to end when the clock struck midnight on January 1st, 2000 because they were afraid that computers were gonna fail

[@alex.g7317]

@@miguelmontero6130 why?

[@miguelmontero6130]

@@alex.g7317Years before 2000, the first two digits were removed from the year on the clocks of computers because it was thought that this would save memory as it was unnecessary info. Even after 1999 was over, people thought the system would read it as 1900 instead of 2000. NationSquid even did a video on the Y2K bug, so I’d recommend seeing that for more info

[@gorb8]

@@alex.g7317because they thought whats the computer gonnado after 1999 as most of them didnt have a 21st century in them so it just reset back to 1900

[@sheldonhiebert49]

It’s 2023 and I spent last night drinking whiskey and watching 1941 on my 6” CRT VHS compact with my girlfriend. The nostalgia is real.

[@jeromeglick]

My parents still watch a CRT with a government-issued converter box and rooftop antenna. They got it repaired in 2006, and then in 2018 the picture started white-flashing. I took it to a repair shop, the technician resoldered the joints and said it should be good for another 30 years.

[@TheOne_6]

Oh, I forgot you could still watch shows on analogue, I'm a facepalm

[@TheAdventuresOfJimiJaden]

@@jeromeglick30 years? That’s incredible, see that’s how you know analog actually has a better use. Long live analog

[@jeromeglick]

@@TheAdventuresOfJimiJaden Yeah dude, all this crap they churn out that's only supposed to last like 5 years, then it goes in a landfill or gets burned up as toxic chemicals that pollute the air, or gets mined for copper by poor 3rd-world citizens. Bad for the Earth, just a way to keep people busy doing menial manufacturing work that won't stand the test of time. C'mon people, let's stop planned obsolescence for good and don't throw away stuff so fast.

[@RedTroPc]

@@jeromeglick they don't make them like they used to

[@West_Coast_Mainline]

It’s been 14 years, hope y’all are doing good, thanks for this time capsule

[@oh_knee7173]

thank god they took that bitch off the air lol

[@simplesimon8255]

Why do you hope they're doing good?

[@milkseacher1]

@@simplesimon8255because they seem like innocent happy little souls that don’t deserve to go through pain and suffering. That’s why.

[@simplesimon8255]

@@milkseacher1 how would you feel if they weren’t innocent and that they did go thru pain and suffering?

[@milkseacher1]

@@simplesimon8255god would judge them for what they have done, so let’s leave it to him.

[@kade6123]

God I need people in my life with these dudes vibes

[@kurisu3000]

You wont find them if you keep your face down into your phone all day.

[@misterflibble2931]

@@kurisu3000 wow then what are you doing right now genius?

[@Chica6614]

@@kurisu3000hmm I wonder what ur doing rn

[@syxepop]

These guys put tons more energy into WGN's analog send-off than the channel itself. Tribune should've had a 2-minute montage of their long-standing (since 1947) surviving archives with the late Lou Rawls singing their '80s jingle "We're a part of Chicago"* that viewers loved so much across the Caribbean Basin, where WGN was broadcasted on Cable TV at the time. * I understand WGN's YT channel has a video of Lou singing that jingle...

[@mickeymouse12678]

This is a cute video. I was actually sad to see analog go. When you didn't have perfect signal, you could still watch analog channels. It would just be a bit grainy. Now, with digital...if the signal isn't absolutely perfect, the show becomes literally unwatchable due to the audio and video pausing and cutting in and out every second.

[@otakucat3827]

I'm glad someone documented this! This truly was a life altering experience.

[@hatenayousei]

I love their enthusiasm

[@Isaacfess]

Such a wholesome video. Man, time flies.

[@warc8us]

I remember this time. We had an old neighbor, long retired guy - House looked like a museum. Wood paneling, shit from the 1950s and 1960s all over his house. He had this old CRT TV in a cabinet. Thing must have been from the early 1970s at the latest. Many people were already moving over to flat screen TVs, but not our neighbor. One day he knocks on our door, he talked to my dad quite a bit and knew I was a techy nerdy type. He brings the digital box over and asks if we can come over and install it. Luckily, this crusty old TV had a single RCA input on it, so we were able to get him hooked up. We tied his roof antenna to this box and then plugged the box into the TV with an RCA cable we had at the house. I think he had to do audio out from the digital box to his stereo for audio...

[@TNOffical25]

2:56 It's All Gone RIP Analog Television USA 1923-2009 Edit: Thanks For 69 Likes!

[@boostedsaleen6146]

78😂

[@ADeeSHUPA]

@@boostedsaleen6146 笑

[@TheOne_6]

2021*

[@fexploder3281]

I will admit, it is unbelievable how Analog TV lasted for 8 and a half decades in the U.S!

[@mailsprower9462]

RIP analog TV in Perm krai,Russia 25.12.91 - 03.06.19

[@InfinitriCreatives]

It's nice to see that the logo ident of Warner Bros. (1:00), the co-owner of CW consortium, appears immediately before switching the transmitter off.

[@nithishkumardisnmusic6127]

But I got scared of that sudden WB sound 🤣🤣🤣

[@counterfeit6089]

That wood panel CRT setup is godly, also the long haired guys fashion sense.

[@Elgreasyburrito650]

I found this on reddit and cried tears of joy happy. I hope u guys are doing good in 2021

[@sunny12557]

idk there’s something about this video that’s so charming. pure joy and excitement

[@ChrisAndTmo]

This is crazy I was 18 when this happened! I’m 32 now, man times have changed extremely since then. -Chris

[@marioboi323]

Today, in Ireland, most tv boxes still use Interlaced scan instead of progressive. Which pisses me off because it’s not as high of a picture quality as 1080p, even when every analogue channel has been gone since 2012 (which might I add is actually quite strange)

[@fl570]

Please never delete this.

[@KENSHIROez3260]

1970s-mid 2010s vibe is unmatched

[@Araujo-fe3ph]

No, not the 2010s, because from 2010 onwards, everything was modern, boring, and really good, until the 2000s (2000-2009), these were the last good times that we can really call "back in the day"

[@MasterProgrammer423]

@@Araujo-fe3phdidnt know the world instantly became modern and boring at the start of 2010

[@Araujo-fe3ph]

@@MasterProgrammer423 because from 2010 to now many of the really old things were only until the 2000s (2000-2009) both in technology and in customs, etc. then since the beginning of the 2010s things started to disappear for good and things became more modernized with popularization smartphone, smart TV, streaming and many other things

[@MasterProgrammer423]

@@Araujo-fe3ph i wouldnt say the world became modern since the start of 2010. Id say the late 2000’s. Analog tvs started to shut down in mid 2009. The smartphone was made in 2007 and came with the app store in 2008. Social media really became popular before 2005. VHS tapes were stopped in 2006. Cable TV was relevant in the early 2010’s but died out shortly after. So the downfall really began in 2006 or 2007 onwards.

[@Araujo-fe3ph]

@@MasterProgrammer423 No, these things just appeared, but they weren't popular yet, they only became popular at the beginning of the 2010s, like smartphones, for example, and the last VHS were not in 2006, but in October 2008. There were many countries around the world where it was very common to watch analogue TV and few countries in which the analogue signal was turned off at the end of the 2000s because in the rest of the other countries most were turned off during the entire 2010s. Until the end of the 2000s, they still manufactured discmans even with the mp3 player and they only stopped manufacturing discmans at the beginning of the 2010s when they lost general popularity and KZbin and music applications began to become popular.

[@TripWagstaff5213]

I feel like this is going to go viral someday like the DVD screen saver video did Edit: it’ll show up in everyone’s recommended someday

[@raghavrao5221]

It just did

[@kornseph]

Just popped for me in 22' I remember fighting with my dad over wanting to get rid of all of the old tvs because they didn't work anymore. Little did he know I'd still be hoarding nice crts to this day for Melee tourneys. 😆

[@ILoveWWEandBrianGriffin]

It most certainly did for me

[@mariosion]

Wow I was only 9 in 2009, and my parents switched to cable TV before this stuff started so I barely remember the DTV transition, but it was still a major change for television broadcasting. Of course, now we don't have cable anymore, we have streaming. But I'm certain, if I was old enough back then and was still the huge nerd I am today, I would have reacted the same way you two did when analog went off the air!

[@crazytowerz3113]

streaming sucks compared to cable xd

[@18436Melissa]

@@crazytowerz3113 Why do i see you everywhere... *Oh yeah by the way.. my parents experienced the analog shutdown on June 12th, 2009, Sad i wasn't there when it happened, Cause i started existing a year later after it happened.*

[@vexohaitianbridgette8502]

​@@crazytowerz3113cable is worse bro paramount are doing these channels dirty, nickelodeon is just spongebob, the nick jr block is just paw patrol, and the nick at nite block is just friends

[@BarcelonaRed4r31]

I can see the excitement y'all had and I too miss analog tv. Hope y'all are doing good in 2021

[@camsmelly]

2021 and times have changed. Tvs stay on until you turn them off

[@aloe7002]

It was recently that they all shut off some where broadcasts until July 13 2021

[@AcousticKid]

You can tell that these guys had a lot of fun filming this KZbin video of this moment in history.

[@josephharold808]

Ah the death of an era. God bless Analog. She lives on with the pirates.

[@Musicradio77Network]

I hope the FCC is free to use any analog TV station to start up their own stations which is a great idea.

[@noctarin1516]

i still remember my old really small gray analog tv. May you rest in peace.

[@sparkythecat]

I love this video, seeing how excited you are over this just fills me with joy for some reason

[@danielballis3661]

R.I.P Analog TV ????-2009

[@daisydonnelly7870]

it started at 1888.

[@wii3878]

Daniel Ballis it started in 1928

[@sethhorst6158]

R.I.P Analog Television 1948-2009

[@roastedlemon]

Early 1920s Where TF is everyone else getting their info?

[@willamscosta9449]

It started in the 1920's

[@DangerRussDayZ6533]

I remember working at Radio Shack and having to sell so many digital converter boxes so people could still use their antennas. It was a huge pain in the ass until they started incorporating them into tvs.

[@hoopsy]

this vidro radiates pure bro energy and i love it

[@boedye]

11 years later... This was great :-) Supposedly there are still some analog legacy transmissions going out. I have a set of rabbit ears, but I don't actually have a television in my house X^D

[@annafowdy]

And that concludes our broadcast day.

[@Pokemanic33]

Okay but for real this living room layout is kickass

[@macarioseko5686]

It had been about 10 whole years that analog television stopped for good. I remember we had TV before 2009 with analog networks. Geeze, nostalgia. Looking back at it now, the world has changed dramatically in digital smart TVs and smart phones. Time does fly and changes everything

[@mohamedchaib5084]

I wish I could go back in time to 2009...

[@ritchienavarro156]

Me 2

[@SigmaRho2922]

In July 2011, analog television broadcasts ended throughout Japan. What was unique about this was that every station had to transit an information screen for the twelve hours between the end of regular programming on the analog signal at noon and the shutdown of the analog transmitters themselves at midnight on the day of the switchover which was July 24. This was done as a result of technical problems that occurred during a July 2010 test shutdown in northeast Ishikawa Prefecture. In the prefectures of Iwate, Miyagi, and Fukushima, the switchover was delayed because of these areas suffering severe damage in the March 2011 earthquake and its subsequent nuclear accidents, with the switchover finally taking place on March 31, 2012.

[@TheVCRTimeMachine]

One of the saddest days in world history. The end of three or four channels and the rise of a mind numbing amount of streaming and cable TV content.

[@雪鷹魚英語培訓的領航]

Says the person commenting on a platform that has millions of channels.

[@MaggiePesky]

i was only 4 in 2009, few days before the analog cutoff my mom bought a digital antenna box so i didn’t witness the shutdown but somehow i was aware of what happened but didn’t fully comprehend to it

[@articakennedy4822]

I love it! I’ve never seen anyone as excited about an analog shut-off as you two! 😀

[@kiddomoroll]

this is so wholesome...i hope you guys are doing well today

[@AiryIsGone]

1:04 the moment where both got too happy because of the final analog.

[@TheNathanEverest]

Glad i saw this level of excitement

[@KingDavinciAnimations]

i love how lots of people were pissed and they were happy they had to pay 60 dollars for a box

[@TheLordOfNothing]

They had been announcing it for years at that point and the government provided a coupon for digital converter boxes.

[@mjohnson5108]

the fact that I graduated high school the year before this makes me feel old and I know I'm not even old

[@Oldschoolmuseum]

Love there energy last thing on my tv was a ad or a wierd show this was 2017

[@pedrodorantes3527]

Glad to see they got as excited as I was that day. This really cheered me up.

[@_TheGuyWithNoName_]

1928-2009 R.I.P you will be somewhat missed

[@peterkapinos277]

Holy shit, I LOVE this video. Love the house layout. This reminds me A ton of monumental things in my history. Ok, mildly monumental.

[@jayt1077]

Their are still a few analog stations left as of 2021 in the states that will have to switch by the end of July if I'm not mistaken. Nice old TV setup you have there, with the wood and the stairs and the carpet it looks like a perfect place to unwind after a long day.

[@SoUtHMeMpHis]

I've waited all the way til 2021 to cry😭. Nice friendship too👍👍👍👍👍You two should've done a daily or weekly series on any topic. Epic❗

[@TB-hc6nl]

Brilliant to think to record this!

[@TSQNYEArchive673]

Love How You Were Happy In This Whole Video.

[@DiscoverGuy]

Found you ;)

[@Voysh2Voysh69]

These guys are like living versions of Wayne’s World lol

[@simpledancer8540]

It’s 2023 and I’ve never seen a couple of guys happier over a analog tv shutdown in my life even till today

[@michaelpaoneproductions]

These guys are like Beavis and Butthead if they were intelligent. Still laughing and as excited, but actually know what they're talking about.

[@emilyyamasaki4968]

it looks so cool to see how excited y'all were for this! I turned 5 THE DAY before this happened and at that point we had cable already. But, i'm very interested in this sorta thing now so i think if I had a time machine this would be an interesting thing to see.

[@tblack3886]

Who’s here in 2024 & miss retro TVs & consoles

[@JamboreeBlackberry]

I love how excited they are!

[@letmethinkaboutit2460]

I just found this video and realized it’s the 15th anniversary of this video.

[@wms6101]

Just realized that this video was recorded when Michael Jackson was still alive.

[@mrandrossguy9871]

Watched that memorial on the Converter box 😅😢🤷‍♂️

[@pcno2832]

Looking back on the conversion, it was after that that I became familiar with a lot of old shows that had been originally aired before my time, like "The Outer Limits", "Peter Gunn", "Thriller", etc. Sure, there were stations that carried old shows during the analog age, but not with the selection, at least for those without cable, that one can find on the digital channels that featured MeTV, RetroTV, etc. I'll always miss that little dot that lingered in the middle of the screen as the set cooled down, but there is something to be said for having 4 or 5 sub-channels for each RF one.

[@Shae29]

love the vibes of this video, so wholesome and nostalgic ❤ hope you guys are doing well!

[@mraiwa1000]

On a side note that imbedded RPTV with all that oak looks super cool

[@jamesrobbins3566]

This video gets better and better with age.

[@kalelc1996]

Wow I remember being 12 years old doing this at a friend's house because my parents already converted to digital a few months before that. This brought back some memories. I honestly don't remember what show we were watching though. 😂😂😂

[@daisydonnelly7870]

i remember when i was 9 and i was just watching nickalodian cos i grew up with nick channels and i was just watching spongebob square pants and then the screen became blank white in the middle of the credits and since i forgot that analog tv will die i almost freaked out and i screamed at my parents that a ghost was haunting it and then they said analog tv has gone forever now and ghosts dont exsist, i coudent watch tv for 10 days, at june 23rd 2009 i got a brand new, fresh out the oven ( you know what i mean bye that -_-) digital tv and i was so excited and i could watch nickalodian again, im 16 years old now and i am fine with it.

[@daisydonnelly7870]

why

[@mgfusion9396]

Nickelodeon is a cable channel, which was not affected by the 2009 Digital Television Transition.

[@90sNath]

MGFusion boof. Maybe she had Analog Cable. That exists. Those cable box's from I don't know 1997

[@90sNath]

MLGRevFuryA8 ANP136 BRCE KKTK APOE SATF TPNG UTTP umm dude. There is such a thing as Analog Cable TV which probably dosent exist anymore if that happened to her

[@Windfarmer]

Analog cable is still in wide use even today, it shouldn't have been affected then

[@elGatoAndx]

This is part of television history

[@noonehere4332]

Thanks for this historic footage.

[@christophermayfield6043]

I love this! hope you guys are well in 2023

[@TeffDogg]

Good work! One small correction though: digital TV still uses antennas. If you don't have cable or satellite, you need to plug an antenna into your digital TV or your converter box to pick up the digital signal.

[@jolonidhi_bk]

And TV in Indonesia still in analog 11 years later

[@FrenchFriesrGood]

@@jolonidhi_bk is the analog tv in Indonesia switched off now

[@jolonidhi_bk]

@@FrenchFriesrGood not completely yet. it's in simulcast mode now so I can choose to watch the analog or the digital one

[@jeromeglick]

Reminds me of what friends were like. In light of the USA's loneliness crisis, friends are now remembered as a historical phenomenon.

[@katebrown8412]

Thank you oh so much for making a video about this I mean man it was so long ago when we use to be able the watch analog television for free !

[@Hamburglar96]

I remember all my family homes bought flat screen TV. I was like well that escalated quickly.

[@vinfinityremakerguy]

this is sooo 2009... and i love it for that...

[@thekadend]

I was just 9, but I remember my dad and I watching his "portable" tube TV he got in the military when they cut the signal. That thing hung in the same corner of his shop for another 10 years before he finally took it down, lol.

[@mizukittyakinyama]

i can't help but love how excited they both were about it shutting off, especially the guy running back and forth in the room while the other guy tried to speak. it just makes me giddy.

[@jakeg6935]

Man I really miss what youtube use to be

[@lazarusblackwell6988]

Me too....

[@thecalamitysanta6927]

This video perfectly captures how much better/happier the world was back then

[@isaacdavisandmichaelhuynh9755]

in Sacramento California there's analog TV in 2018

[@WestleyWolf]

are you talking about Channel 32? that station went off months ago.

[@WestleyWolf]

@Michael Huynh oh ok.

[@ConalRF]

I've thought about looking into analogue TV broadcasting from like a HDMI signal, just so some of the old stuff I've been restoring can do something useful.

[@SonicsGamingHub_YT]

That’s a cool looking setup even for 2009, having a tv in the wall

[@hanyou23]

Your friend was really rockin’ the style then! 🤘🏼

[@RyansColoradoRailProductions]

In the baseball world, the first game in New York broadcast on digital TV was the Subway Series game 1, which Luis Castillo dropped a pop up which would have been the last out for the Mets' victory, instead the Yankees scored 2 runs and won the game.

[@audiobounce5864]

cool Stuff! great history recorded moment!

[@ThatOneGuy-s8r]

I think this is one of my favorite videos on the site. Even though I wasn't around in 2009, it just feels like I've lived through this. Hope you guys are alright in 2024.

[@ayah1andsky2kidsofficalcha93]

On 31 October 2019, Analogue switch off in Malaysia with the last one took place in Sabah, Labuan and Sarawak. after 3 Phases 21 July in Langkawi, 19 August in Selangor KL and Putrajaya, Negeri Sembilan, Malacca, and Johor, and on 14 October in Perlis, Kedah Pulau Pinang and Perak, Kelantan, Terengganu and Pahang.

[@VincentVegaGrim]

1:04 me when sonic boldman object's!!!!!!!!!!! Hit 100 videos for dea

[@Maazin5]

Lol these dudes are adorably nerdy. Hope you're both still passionate about this stuff today

[@miarigney4099]

The fact that Michael Jackson was still alive when you posted this blows my mind.

[@RYMAN1321]

Damn, nearly 15 years ago now. When this video was posted, it was right before I finished 8th Grade and moved to my new house and school on July 1, 2009.

[@vwestlife]

Epic reaction!

[@WeBareBearsFanOfficial]

Sup

[@HeyImRancover]

Ikr