New Order - Blue Monday 88 (Official Music Video)

The Official Video for 'Blue Monday '88' by New Order.
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The original single was released in 1983, this later version was remixed by Quincy Jones and John Potoker in 1988 for Quest Records.
Lyrics
How does it feel to treat me like you do?
When you've laid your hands upon me and told me who you are
I thought I was mistaken, I thought I heard your words
Tell me how do I feel
Tell me now, how do I feel
Those who came before me lived through their vocations
From the past until completion, they'll turn away no more
And still I find it so hard to say what I need to say
But I'm quite sure that you'll tell me just how I should feel today
I see a ship in the harbor
I can and shall obey
But if it wasn't for your misfortune, I'd be a heavenly person today
And I thought I was mistaken, and I thought I heard you speak
Tell me, how do I feel
Tell me now, how should I feel
Now I stand here waiting
I thought I told you to leave me when I walked down to the beach
Tell me how does it feel, when your heart grows cold, grows cold, cold
#NewOrder #BlueMonday #BlueMonday88

[@bishopanderson5864]

song: *HOW DOES IT FEEL?* video: floating carrot

[@ShadowPlay1919]

Maybe like it is about a narcissist that leads the person on hanging a carrot in front of them. Idk lol

[@CommissarChaotic]

Maybe it is a psychiatric test.

[@nightowl2938]

Hi, anyone knows what happen with the live video of Blue Monday with a lot of views? Now there are other versions left but I really need the original video, if anyone can help me I would thank you very much!

[@squirlmy]

1:06 you could have mentioned the canine's ass. And yeah, many days I do feel like a dog's butthole.

[@squirlmy]

@@nightowl2938 It wouldn't be the first time there's been arguments about the rights to these songs. Their original label mishandled a lot.

[@claudiaweil868]

As someone who lived through the 80s, this video is SO 80s.

[@12bravo57]

Born in 82 & the 80’s will ALWAYS be my favorite music!! Not much 80’s metal but 80’s rock & pop!

[@diegstroX8032]

@@12bravo57 And for me industrial, hardcore punk, gothic rock, Post-punk, Metal (that wasn’t glam), experimental, no wave, noise rock, ska, synthpop, smooth soul, etc etc. But guess what? Unlike many, I still wouldn’t say it’s my favorite decade for music (or film). I know, how dare I? Aside from all the popular stuff everyone knows (I like a lot of it), I think it was a great decade for a lot of different music, yet I’d say that was the case for music that came after that decade (also not the appropriate/cool thing to say but oh well).

[@mikhailabdurrachman2443]

@claudia lucky you, i was born in 1985 😑

[@maxdobasquete]

76 myself!!! DUUUDE I miss them chicks and parties!!!

[@actionfigurescollectionssu7854]

You not lying honey 🍯

[@quitos713]

Danced to this in the clubs in ‘88. I’m going to be 54 in 7 days, and I’m still dancing to it.

[@szabiyt]

How was the dancing? 😀

[@jonhattanrai]

Happy birthday!

[@quitos713]

@@jonhattanraiThank you!

[@danielbrosky]

Me, too! I'm in my 60s and this song never fails to get me on my feet and dancing when I hear it .... even when it pops up at the grocery store!! hehe

[@RW-zh7kl]

Did you do like a Charlie Brown dance to it?? Man, am I glad this song did not make it out of the eighties.. dodged a bullet there. This song is horrible. Im glad we have KZbin so no one ever tries to make sounds like this again.

[@allanburton8115]

The 1980's. There will never be another decade like it.

[@RobinFlysHigh]

It is definitely unique

[@mike_mcgb]

Except for the decades that preceded, and followed them.

[@RW-zh7kl]

So far the 2020's are basically a nightmare so still not as bad 1930's, Great Depression, then 1940's with WW2, but we are getting horribly close.

[@user-yw1pf8zp5f]

​@@RW-zh7klВозможно, вы правы... 😢😮

[@nathancruz9172]

0:16 yep

[@tangerine825]

New Order...Erasure...Depeche Mode...OMD...Pet Shop Boys...Eurythmics...Great Synthpop Bands 80's From UK ! Greets From Poland ;-)

[@michaelsanger7795]

❤️ 💙 💜 💖

[@luiizpartyrock]

You forgot Information Society,The Human League, Tears For Fears

[@Myturbinisdurty]

If I had one wish….return me back to the 80’s

[@Uni-Vorse]

First lol

[@Chicharrera.]

I was born in 1970, my sister in 1974. This song is our shared favourite from the 80's . Anywhere we are, if this song comes on we both get up smiling to each other and start doing 80's dance moves together.

[@tanjarib2802]

💕👍

[@jimargo9697]

I was born in 1970 as well. My brother in 1976. Pretty much the same for us. These 80's tunes are amazing.

[@johnconway8492]

I was in my twenties...we danced all night in the clubs. Everyone got along great . I so miss those days. This was one of my favorite songs. The DJ would play extended versions and we loved it. It still gets me going when I hear it.

[@ActionBastardo]

With a little nose candy ;)

[@nickjacquett3042]

How does it feel in 2022

[@oni741]

@@nickjacquett3042 This song sounds so *cool* in 2023 too! XD

[@maguffintop2596]

Same - this was the closer, “Last call for alcohol!” Dancing until we were wet w/ sweat- great times 💕Thank You God for letting us be young in the last great decade!!!

[@rkidlat]

I'm still dancin at 57....

[@AskSydneyLipton]

Lol the dog is like "I'll never understand the purpose of all this abstract human weirdness. I could be chasing squirrels right now."

[@VictorCajal]

Sydney O'Bier haha

[@darrenpearsall4523]

😂

[@DVFDrinkOrDie]

Of course he won't. His survival doesn't depend on that part of his relationship with humans. He understands approval, disapproval, affection, FOOD, and he recognizes his survival depends on your approval. That's about it

[@jamesmilligan9062]

the dog is bluish

[@jamesmilligan9062]

a dog is known for instinctive sexual drive without any morality belief system to get in its way of making a decision. ?

[@patricklokhorst9995]

This song is so timeless...

[@denzil4]

When this song came out in 1983 I thought to myself "This song will like you said be timeless" I like the remix but the original for me is the best song of the 80's without a doubt !!!

[@patricklokhorst9995]

I prefer the origional version. Still got the original 12" album

[@MrJonno85]

This remix was seen as a bit of an abomination by some hard-core New Order fans at the time

[@GiffordMusic]

paved its way for house music, still good for todays standards

[@circlets]

5 years ago, 4 years ago, 3 years ago, 2 years ago, 1 year ago... dafuq is that

[@wayneanderson8034]

What is phenomenal about this song is how long it took to gain popularity in the US. It was released in 1983. The first time i heard it was in a discoteque in 1986 in Puerto Vallarta. It was so enthralling to dance to, it was just everything with the rhythm & the melody & the words what do they mean. I never heard it on the radio anywhere in the US, but i started hearing it in dance clubs in 1987. Then, in 1988 it just blew up in all the clubs & when it came on, the dance floor filled. 5 years is a really long time for a song to catch on.

[@just_lisa1931]

Being in your 20s in the 80s. What a time to be alive. Clubbing all night w best friends and managing to go to work w only a couple hours' sleep then doing it all over again that night. Hormones, great music and alcohol...what an elixer.

[@stumpynubs5387]

We did it over and over and over

[@garyandrewranford]

17 years old when this dropped in 83... And I still play it now, but not on vinyl 😅😅😅

[@jesusnava4012]

If I had Time Machine I’d go back to the 80s to be in a club and hear this for the first time 😢😢

[@caballeromusicgroup]

We are here and love 80’s music! We are launching a young gentleman 12 years old that produces 80’s inspired songs!

[@GrotrianSeiler]

My god, this song is brilliant. And it sounds as good as the day it came out.

[@RW-zh7kl]

I thank god I've not heard this song once in the last 50 years until today, I was spared for 49 years of my life

[@SteamNix]

I was born in 2000. And still loving it

[@urbanfryk2878]

Memories! I'm 59 years of age and I am still digging this timeless music! Many thank's for upload - and a happy new year folks! Cheers from Sweden! We are not alone - at all!!! Peace! God bless!

[@dallaslane1355]

Me to same age the 80's still rock, how lucky we were to grow up then

[@urbanfryk2878]

@@dallaslane1355 Indeed so dallas lane! Cheers mate!

[@starkrebel]

When I see a teenager with a New Order Bizzare Love 🔺️ t-shirt on, it brings me a glimmer of hope for Gen Z.

[@klausnielsen1481]

mig to

[@RKID]

same at 51!

[@user-cw9lr2qt8n]

I was lucky enough to live through it and this song is the beat of my college years! It never gets old.

[@RW-zh7kl]

You are def lucky to have survived this song, I can't even survive it for 15 seconds

[@ramiroalvarez8604]

Love , peace and resilience, keep your heart young June 2024

[@evealkazar]

💖✨💕🙏🏻🥳🥳🥳🥳

[@afficheursalon9986]

Exactly .. I was a teen-ager too .. Our generation is so lucky to have danced on these incredible songs !!

[@krausertv9698]

Me too

[@lavraieheidi]

You don't have to be born in the 80s to listen to 80s music...I really don't understand young people being like ''I WaS boRn iN tHe wRoNg geNeRation''...We have access to all the music we want and if you don't like modern music just don't listen to it. It's so simple.

[@GoranAbraxas]

Ok boomer

[@Eli-fz1jt]

Yeah I gotta agree with u on that ! I‘m 18 now and I only like a few new songs

[@hermanfoster2716]

So was I and give anything to go bacj

[@alexjohan204]

Born in 68 and really happy to have been young in the Eighties and Ninetees

[@ingolfurarnar697]

Current era producers can't get this sound. No matter how hard they try.

[@em20245]

This is the bench marks for EDM even today. I don’t think people realize how devastatingly brilliant and genius this song in its technical aspect. It’s remarkable and that they did this in the late 80s without and M1 or MLS computers

[@synthwave7]

The band that started the electronic synth resolution !!! - I walked into a night club in the 80's and heard this song playing - still love it in 2020 - sophisticated sound.

[@AdamMann3D]

no. do your homework.

[@Janno13131]

I’d say the “silver apples” really did a big part

[@starlodear2987]

It was inspired by 80s Hi Energy Bobby O records.

[@leoneldominguez3544]

That band was Kraftwerk, not New Order. But New Order is amazing anyways and Blue Monday is my favourite song.

[@pablopina8924]

Epic!

[@lev6739]

3:20 absolutely love this part

[@darkoadventures9007]

Born in 09/84 and this is the Soundtrack of my Life, too... Thank you New Order!

[@NYFMA]

Here's the thing about this music and the 80's (when I was in college here in NYC): This was primarily dance music. Ultimately, IDEALLY, you wanted to be on the dance floor while it played and living life to the fullest- sharing the very same moment in time with the rest of humanity. Most all of we "clubbers" were high on something (coke and/or alcohol), but truthfully, the music was THE powerful uniting force. You didn't have to be under the influence of any kind of chemical substance- the music was the only drug anyone really needed. It made 4, 5, 6 hours of dancing seem like nothing. You felt so alive, and you just wanted that perfect moment of art, energy, and a complete embrace and love of life to last forever. I can still feel the power of that moment now, over 30 years later, as I listen to this now.

[@SH_DIS_LN]

A dream I will never fulfill

[@jellyfish3987]

nah, yeah, shit's still like that now alcohol does the trick if there aren't any drugs available though

[@alxwlsh]

Well fucking said sir

[@ararespeciesauthenticity5281]

Boy howdy, the best years ever, 1982 - 1986. We'd head to the clubs (San Francisco, Fremont, Sacramento) if we were lucky could check our coats & purses in at the counter and head to the DANCE FLOOR, or one of many themed rooms showing videos. The 80's, Culture Club, Eurythmics, Duran Duran, Wham, The Cure, Talking Heads, ABC, Yazoo, Fine Young Cannibals, New Order (duh) Talk Talk, Billy Idol, INXS, Robert Palmer, Depeche Mode, Madness, Prince, Midnight Oil, Clash, U2, The Fixx, Oingo Boigo, etc. Or get so lucky to see General Public (After the Beat broke up), B-52, Bowie, The Police, Missing Persons, The Thompson Twins, Huey Lewis & the News, Romeo Void.

[@lisahewitt3394]

if you were in college in the '80s then you have no say

[@archiepetrentsis928]

Amazing. The 80's was the best decade

[@piscianaastrologica]

My nephew is 8 yrs old and he was absolutely amazing when I introduced this song to him 😊 good music taste for a boy!

[@RicardoChoueiri]

My son is 17 years and loves these 80 songs

[@user-sb9me8vn1k]

I listened to this song today about Blue Monday.😊

[@darrenperumal2213]

Listening from South Africa...how beautiful

[@1220b]

I was both a teenager in the 80s and 90s. The prefect storm of music.

[@reinerdxb]

That dog deserves an oscar!

[@drnick40]

54 y.o. here. Tremendous tune from my teenage years. Thank you.

[@Thepaserone]

a song from the 80's that sounds that is from the future.

[@DarioToledo]

Happy blue Monday everyone.

[@bill4913]

35 years and it's still timeless. One of the great dance hall music that everyone will dance to in the 80's. That was a great time to hear and live back then.

[@kiwibro6454]

Hearing this on loop in Dotonbori is a vibe

[@mariadelacruz1153]

I wish i lived in the 80s, the songs to dance to are lit. I was born in 1994. Nowadays people are dancing to those tiktok songs or whatever u call those obnoxiousness with people posting their obnoxiousness online which nobody wants to see.

[@pablo.romero]

This version "Blue Monday 88" was officially produced by Quincy Jones and remixed by John Potoker. (with the instrumental flip being titled "Beach Buggy"). To make it more funky, QJ added a funky guitar and a more modified percussion. Besides, the was shortened by several minutes and featuring added vocal effects, appears on the Substance video collection released as a companion to the album of the same name. It features sketches by photographer William Wegman and his Weimaraner dog named Fay Ray doing balancing acts intercut with hand-drawn animation by Robert Breer.

[@AndreVlaamsValle]

And in 1995 there's another version of Blue Monday remixed by the germans Hardfloor

[@mikeclifford8360]

And this version is so bloody INFERIOR to the original, it's a joke!!!

[@pablo.romero]

@@mikeclifford8360 :You have to say "IMHO". Ok?

[@AndreVlaamsValle]

@@mikeclifford8360 1995 version is a joke, 1988 is great

[@MarshalofFrance]

@@mikeclifford8360 And that's your opinion.

[@samcaldwell7694]

What can you say classic 80s this will be played forever

[@cedyx3]

Im so blessed myy father showed me all his music, its a shame what music became these days.

[@patton303]

I was 16 when this came out. What a time to be a teenager.

[@mercenaryknight5419]

Before Wonder Woman 1984 this was in Ready Player One. Good on modern cinema introducing the next generations to this classic.

[@MiguelTv95]

Also was Atomic Blonde

[@GhozianHakeem]

Ready player one? Really? Which scene?

[@MiguelTv95]

@@GhozianHakeem at the distracted globe

[@GhozianHakeem]

@@MiguelTv95 ah the 'gravity-less disco' scene

[@MiguelTv95]

@@GhozianHakeem exactly

[@hasankaiser4563]

Older music is more alive and getting you off the feet tunes than today's music

[@geoffreyherrick298]

On God.

[@user-kv3jz4ft2w]

this song was 30 years ahead of its time when it sounded too futuristic for the time

[@Tenderslide1]

How does it feel When you treat me like you do And you've laid your hands upon me And told me who you are? I thought I was mistaken And I thought I heard your words Tell me, how do I feel? Tell me now, how do I feel? Those who came before me Lived through their vocations From the past until completion They will turn away no more And I still find it so hard To say what I need to say But I'm quite sure that you'll tell me Just how I should feel today I see a ship in the harbor I can and shall obey But if it wasn't for your misfortunes I'd be a heavenly person today And I thought I was mistaken And I thought I heard you speak Tell me how do I feel? Tell me now, how should I feel? Now I stand here waiting I thought I told you to leave me While I walked down to the beach Tell me, how does it feel When your heart grows cold? How does it feel? How does it feel? How does it feel? And I thought I told you to leave me While I walked down to the beach Tell me, how does it feel When your heart grows cold?

[@AlamMohamed369]

❤

[@CAL1984]

Por eso los 80's son los años dorados de la música. Punto!

[@g8terasher]

35 years old and it still sounds brand new!!! When this came out 35yr old songs came out in 1948!! That’s some evolution in music!!

[@williamblake7386]

3:19 best tune in music history

[@isaac2428]

You lot in the 80s were lucky to have this music, music nowadays makes you regret having ears

[@theaggravateddutchman736]

In my top 10 favourite songs of all time, this song is timeless and it will never get obselete or old...Glad that the rest of Joy Division reinvented themselves to compose this genius track

[@jamesbullock9209]

One of the greatest club tracks of all time!

[@azertu2u2]

This could come out in 2020, would still be a hit

[@thefreedomguyuk]

"New Order" has a very different meaning now. Officially this started in 2020😥

[@briansoule1002]

This song and this album are the pinnacle of 80’s music IMHO.

[@RW-zh7kl]

I think this song invented the 💩 emoji, thank you Al Gore and New Order

[@PG-wz7by]

Miss the experimental fun and whimsy of early popular video. How stoked we'd be to catch a New Order video :)

[@FEGIII-sm1gu]

I think these songs are showing up in movies etc because the studio/production decision makers are in their 50s, grew up on this music and know how awesome it is.

[@mikewmarien]

Agreed

[@inkredebilchina9699]

can you blame them? btw, still in my 30s and only started paying spotify because it had this song specifically.

[@alanmundy127]

There were some incredible dance club songs in the 1980s . This has never ceased to be a song guaranteed to get people dancing. The other song that stays with me from the 1980s is of course You Spin Me Round (like a record) by Dead or Alive. I defy anyone not to want to dance to it.

[@carolinewhitaker967]

Yes 👍

[@nonyabiz9487]

What an awesome talented dog to be able to do those ballancing acts.

[@desweds]

Numbers nightclub. September. 1986. On the dance floor with Michelle Pardue. Never to be forgotten.

[@stargazer2756]

A combination of late new wave and early 80s disco. It was originally created in 84-85 so hence the connection. I like the sound a great deal and remember this tune. I was in my late 20s when it came out. We could use music like this now as opposed to what we all have now.

[@djbonk77]

Disco influences were evident

[@pauloliver6813]

New Order at their peak...the coolest video ever. I was 17. Heaven.

[@Hugatree1]

Paul Oliver Heaven 17!

[@moredistractions]

It's amazing how this song has been plucked from ancient obscurity and suddenly become massively popular decades later. It's sort of reminiscent of the Rickrolling phenomena of 2008.

[@ejalderman]

Lol I'm only 13 right now and I really like old songs

[@TobiAnimados]

That dog has some balls.

[@barbdrake5999]

nah it was probably neutred

[@mrkuni6265]

Its a female

[@geoffreyherrick298]

I see what you did there!😂

[@samadhi2974]

This dog was such a great actor ! Thank you guys for this Epic Bass / Synth combo 🎸😎🤘🏻

[@mnmlst1]

I want to go back to the 80s so bad...

[@bwcat5586]

New Order were the 90's before the 90's existed.

[@aop2006]

blue Monday has always been one of my favorite New Order tracks. After hearing a remix of it by Sebastian Bohm for the Wonder Woman 84 trailer has made me like it even more! hope a new generation can now listen to what awesome music us 80s & 90s kids grew up with and not the crap there is today!

[@immanuelmitchell1884]

Yea there is some good music we have to listen to but a lot of it is junk

[@rubendiazdiaz1783]

Men I'm only 20 and I really want to live the 80's where the best music is

[@alexandertorresdelgadillo8567]

Bro I really felt that :')

[@LookToWindward]

Music was great - constant threat of thermonuclear war was not. Enjoy the present.

[@pilot4822]

Живи здесь и сейчас, мужик

[@amuzznootnoot7411]

If It weren't today you probably wouldn't like this

[@mightyroy2064]

Me 2!

[@Ellajade07]

The more 80s music videos I watch the more I realise that the 80s had same insanity I have in my head. I belonged in the 80s I’m so sad but happy I’m not like 50 now I’m happy to be young but I wanna be back then.

[@joemiller3526]

My favorite actor in this video is the dog

[@carljensen333]

How does it feel? What a true way to start a song. Joy Division and New Order always had great lyrical content and this is among my faves despite the fact it was popular. Is popular. Will be popular. This song will never fade.

[@tahahormozan]

Love you 80’s never get old

[@NiTube]

On a day like today, March 7, 41 years ago, the single with this legendary song was published, a milestone for electronic and alternative music.

[@davedisko6211]

I saw them at Manchester Hacienda 2 lifetimes ago. 😊

[@michaelmatthews9435]

I'm just old enough to remember when this song was relevant and cool.

[@rayman17578]

Im watching this on Blue Monday

[@markneville7539]

How Great were New Order? There will never be a better Decade of Music than the 80s.

[@famousnotfound]

I heard this song in a restaurant and knew lyrics that didn't belong to it. I started watching Ready Player One, one of my favorite movies when I was younger and heard this song play!! I can finally add this cool ass song to my playlist

[@ExplorerJude]

I had a Weimaraner just like this one, wonderfull dog. I miss him so much.

[@pedrobarros989]

Fun fact: this song was meant to be an outro, used in concerts (so I've read). Now the band is best know because of it!

[@RugbyLeaguePassport]

It was to be played before the bands encore so they could go for a drink and smoke while the crowd were still being entertained

[@arlenem.6469]

They didn't want to perform "encores."

[@arunsalwan8558]

When I first heard this in 1985 I thought it was a song from the future.2150 ..still amazing

[@enowmessi2844]

If time travel ever exist in my lifetime I'm going to the 80 and vever coming back

[@geoffreyherrick298]

All we need is a souped-up DeLorean or a hot tub time machine!

[@simplysteve4152]

I was talking to my friend about "New Order" while we were up late watching MTV and then Blue Monday comes on, haha. It was such perfect timing.

[@actarusfleed6607]

That dog was a beautiful short hair German Setter. A beautiful breed indeed!

[@wolfshanze5980]

No, actually that's a straight-up AKC pure-breed Weimaraner.

[@user-jw6gf4eb2g]

yes@@wolfshanze5980

[@mistyliffey.ie-abe7]

Can't believe it's 40 years I have vivid memories of my mother dancing saying that's lovely when I first played it next Monday tough one sad day but life is for living

[@tomtompopsession3851]

Truly the essential twelve inch Single of the eighties

[@TimeandMonotony]

3:36 D'awww Bernard why you gotta be so cute!

[@fluffythecat4560]

The 80s were the best time for new music punk and discovering a whole new era. I'm happy to have been a teen then !!!!

[@BatmanTrevoso]

Fuck you

[@newjersey3398]

@@BatmanTrevoso get a life

[@cortex8239]

My dad named me after New Orders singer and this comment... Is just

[@newjersey3398]

Double tap soon

[@bepowerification]

oh man.. even in 2019 I think this song is just awesome. I remember watching the video in 1988 at the age of 8 in a communist country where 98% of western music videos weren't shown. it was MAGIC.

[@moniap7397]

Communist country ? 🤔 Are you from Poland ?

[@38foreal]

It is totally awesome .. love from Cape Town South Africa 🇿🇦

[@youtubecrap8537]

99.99% of the communist music was not in the west either

[@bepowerification]

@@moniap7397 yes.

[@moniap7397]

@@bepowerification ja tez Lol

[@michaelmilbrandt1051]

One of my favorites to this day am now 60 years of age ❣️😃😎

[@307md]

Lol we knew that by how you use emojis lol

[@somextimes]

Today is Blue Monday

[@chuckNorris-oe8sb]

Great songs stand the test of time :) Will probably be on the radio in 2088!

[@dsreenireddy]

I remember watching back in the 80’s and not know wtf it was about but it sounded futuristic and was a good tune too

[@ZumaDogg]

Doesn't get any better than this. A most seminal classic. They finally were getting better at playing their instruments. Lol. The sound of 80s night clubs.

[@deweyrobinson5639]

Oh the good ole days, when we could dance the night away and not worry about anything & still didn't when night became day! The Big 80's

[@danielpalmersofficial]

What a song, I love the 80s. ✌️☺️

[@Theghostdiaries]

I love this version. It's almost exactly the same as the original except they add-in that high-pitched cowbell-type ding starting at 2:02. I don't know why that adds to it so much.

[@raffriff42]

Why add more cowbell? Because "more cowbell" is always the answer! (actually, the name of that synth sound is "Claves")

[@WoozyMoose5150]

I had a fever, and the only prescription was more cowbell.

[@shannonshull6989]

Hell yeah... 1980s best. So miss these years.. Youll never understand if you missed them!

[@Giandy69]

Take me back to the 80s!!… even though I wasn’t even alive then 😂