TEENS REACT TO DATING (OLD PSAs)

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[@chonkchank._.6983]

FBE lol

[@cheesycorndog2874]

FBE CAN ANY GENERATION REACT TO THE NEW STEVEN UNIVERSE EPISODE OF RUBY AND SAPPHIRE GETTING MARRIED

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[@SkywarDovahkiin]

Having an Elder’s react to the teen’s questions like, “Did kids back then find these PSA’s useful or laughable” would be interesting.

[@audikittycat]

1000th like

[@samkiiit]

Why not get elders to react to these PSAs?

[@swellybibbsenterprises5185]

That would be more interesting.

[@OsagieGuobadia]

Yes! : )

[@powellwatson6234]

Maybe not now I guess?

[@hizkias2679]

honestly, i was thrown off when the parents told their kids to date more people, where nowadays it's more common for parents to discourage dating completely.

[@nullakjg767]

Thats because back then people encouraged their children to start their lives. Now a days it seems most men and women arent independent enough to even live on their own. There are 28 year old peeps still living with their mom. Its sad.

[@btvcff4tfvfvtbgbtvdeft647]

@@nullakjg767 thats not true at all

[@rashotcake6945]

There’s a difference between what was considered dating then vs now. Back then, parents, by “dating”, meant getting to know others of the opposite sex in a strictly non-sexual way, leave room for Jesus and all that. Parents now are aware that dating usually also means sexual activity. If the parents of back then were aware of that, they’d absolutely not be encouraging it.

[@savannahcary4198]

What gets thought 1950: this is how to get a date 2018: this is how you get a due date

[@savagetv6460]

Due date?

[@ashleyshotwell3452]

I love how she said they were isolated because they didn't have social media. Definitely not isolated lol. They had get togethers, and talked on the phone, made plans after school just like we do. It just took a bit more effort to get in touch with someone back then.

[@Crowns_Gowns]

Ashley Shotwell yesss

[@commoninfo9959]

I'm 38 now. But I remember when I was a child, I knew just about every single kid in my neighborhood. How many kids can say that now?

[@najuan123]

Ashley Shotwell actually we isolated 💀 now we don’t have to interact.. seeing pictures is not socializing..

[@atrudokht]

so funny to see how clueless this generation about social interaction back there

[@Jo_Wardy]

Plus it was the normal way of life. So it was easier to do that with someone. Now we have other ways of doing thing it's harder to get people to do something's because if other ways we can communicate.

[@TheaterRaven]

I wish this had been a multi-generational episode, with the teens and the elders. It'd be interesting to see the perspectives from people who grew up with these PSAs and to hear how they reacted to them when they were young.

[@sparklingblood09]

TheaterRaven yess

[@9yearoldepicgamersoldier129]

TheaterRaven Exactly!

[@Pandaemoni]

Please do Elders React to these PSAs, as I wonder how much they represented the actual 50s, as opposed to some fantasy the PSAs' writers had about the 50s. Maybe show the elders both the PSAs and this video, so they can react to the kids' thinking people in the 50s had parents telling them to "play the field" romantically.

[@madipacker]

And the adults say that this generation is messed up....

[@mimidjr4971]

Madikat 05 exactly

[@ventureuniverse01]

I mean sometimes they have a point :/

[@badday202]

I don’t think that’s how generations work

[@Thecolonelab]

‘generation’

[@madipacker]

Nolie Canoli you know what I meant 😂😂 but yeah I used it wrong

[@JoaoPessoa86]

"it's called manners" yes and it has to be taught

[@romanoonamor7690]

especially nowadays

[@spanicandkgyo8547]

@@romanoonamor7690 tell that to the 90s and 80s kids boomer

[@savagetv6460]

@@spanicandkgyo8547 how many exes do you have?

[@REDvellvett]

It might seem like its commonsense, but so does not texting and driving and not watching your phone when you're at the dinner table or out on a date. Commonsense isn't as common as you think.

[@cinnamonprice2400]

Notice how the younger ones don’t think these would be helpful and the older ones think they could.

[@MrTony22777]

Please react to 80s PSAs. domestic violence PSA [there's no excuse] & drug PSA [ I learned it from watching you]

[@Breerox108]

How about "this is your brain" lol

[@softiebbybunny2317]

Sabrina Spencer That one was a 90s psa.

[@Breerox108]

+Chiffon Bunny Pretty sure it started in the 80's

[@KooliSkey]

“Our PSAs are more about scientific and educational stuff,that you learn from, not things that are common sense.” Don’t we have “don’t text and drive” PSAs for today’s teens? Sounds like common sense to me....

[@KooliSkey]

.

[@kianarobertson01]

KooliSkey you would think

[@patriotsfan122480]

I think the Elders have to watch these. It would be so interesting to hear their opinions on these PSA’s now.

[@dylanmunoz7693]

I'm 19 going to 20 and I can honestly say people these days need this video. Dating has become more dangerous and ungenuine in the past years and some manners and etiquette could help with that.

[@dyinghearte]

Surround yourself with better people maybe?

[@dylanmunoz7693]

Every Other Name is Already Taken I'm talking about teen and young adults in general but yes, that's how I manage, i try not to associate with people of the sort.

[@dylanmunoz7693]

Seda Min i never mentioned that women need to behave. Obviously these videos are dated. I'm just simply stating that young people nowadays need a lesson on how to be respectful and genuine instead of being a bunch manwhores.

[@vesabasha1436]

"They were more sotialy akward back then" Me : hahaha... wait WHAT *AM I STUCK BACK IN TIME*

[@sykobeann]

YES THIS IS MY HUMOR

[@tonyoliver2330]

"Jan knows how to have a good time" as she seductively licks the cotton candy 😂😂😂😂

[@lizz_g4847]

Tony Oliver Lmaoooo 💀

[@elisejackson2854]

Lol honestly that was my first thought.

[@brojack3374]

i don't think social media has anything to do with it, and people were probably more in tune with their confidence back then

[@that1guy345]

I lost it at the part when talking about how to say goodnight. Homie straight up risked it all 😂😂😂

[@TopCat0601]

It's like the Krusty Krab Training video.

[@blakewilliams5627]

MINDBLOWN- I just realized the term "going steady" devolved or simplified to "Go w/ me" by the 90's.

[@VestAround]

I would love to have the elders react to those dating videos or reacting to the teens reacting

[@Kaalyn_HOW]

Same!

[@camilasabinoteixeira]

Alex Vest YYEEESS!

[@tjw2469]

yes!!!

[@pauletteb6393]

I thought of that too!

[@laboon4679]

Alex Vest I would love for them to react to both it'll be so interesting and fascinating to see there reactions to the teens and there responses and there take on stuff such as being polite and whatnot

[@ErikZarins]

*CAN THE ELDERS PLEASE REACT TO THIS TOO?!?!*

[@madeleinekennedy5342]

Thats actually a good idea lets like this and get it to the top comment so editors can see it

[@menotu000]

Every time I see a video like this it gives me hope that this generation of kids you feature has it more together than we adults may think IRL.

[@TyrannosavageRekt]

Going steady is just an old way of saying exclusive. It isn't that difficult to wrap your head around.

[@DaddyOfTheSugarVariety]

Most people still need to be taught manners and courtesy.

[@DespadaPlaysGames]

Mr. Nobody I

[@carrie5050]

I really want an elders react to these PSA's please!

[@JoeCajasTV]

Back in those days PSAs needed to be made because kids just did not know how to properly be in a relationship. From that time the kids who first saw those PSAs had kids and thought them what they learned and it kept getting passed down it common sense now because we were taught all those years ago

[@jd88x89]

It’ll be interesting to see what elders/adults would think about this and what their reaction would be to this video

[@Lani1989]

Can the Elders please react to this and give their experience if they saw stuff like this??

[@marydarko3380]

Willow Reads that would be so interested since they grew up in that time

[@Lani1989]

Mary Darko exactly!!

[@keely5120]

Would LOVE to see an elders react on this to hear their perspective.

[@rgbii2]

I think teens and kids now a days learn these type of things from movies and other shows, either on TV or online. Even though TV's where around back then, there wasn't a lot of content, and many families didn't have a TV, probably just radio.

[@Raja1938]

That's what I would think, but then you consider the whole #MeToo movement and not enough people understanding mutual consent. All seems common sense, but too many are apparently lacking it.

[@jeremykunayak]

Have the elders react to old PSA'S and have them tell how it really was in those times.

[@fluteloopsyd]

Have the elders react to this. That'd be interesting.☺

[@Alchrat]

Flute Loops and Fun This is an honestly good idea.

[@danielle3348]

*HAVE ELDERS REACT TO OLD DATING PSA*

[@anidatequila7352]

Elders react to this. It would be wonderful to see them compare teens from before and teens today.

[@rafakanon]

These teens use the word " like " a lot

[@zzrockzorra553]

Rafa Perazza haha yeah, but this is filmed in California and we do say like quite a bit

[@angelp2092]

Not even just in certain areas like I say like a lot too and I'm a teen in the North East.

[@kimberleealford98]

"Going to parties sick Well, maybe that's you're fault bill" ROASTED

[@kaylatarapaskoski2390]

The term "going steady" means being boyfriend and girlfriend, I'm 20 and I use it.

[@mikeyslakowski1299]

Those PSAs made sense for the time. Would be useful now too with how dating has changed but it seems people like to keep things ambiguous now instead of making it clear they're getting to know each other now and keeping things open mutually versus officially being serious between them or if it's appropriate to text often or wait and what not but the rules also change every few years

[@julianmarco4185]

I kind of like those final words because it is true. You expect the new generation to be better than the one 50 years ago just because we have more communication and entertainment than ever but the truth is that without the right direction and lessons people just wonder around like a bunch of confused ants only looking at what is entertaining not what is useful.

[@TetrisTodd]

What's wrong with guys holding the door open

[@jaynegranger7995]

Carl Levelwind no idea ... can’t keep up with this 3rd wave nonsense. My guess it’s probably something ‘problematic’ ... My advice run very far away when people use the term ‘problematic’ in a serious nature. 😀

[@phantommangagirl]

Please show this to the Elders to get their perspectives!!!

[@zachfutrell5613]

Idk kids are still jerks today and they need to learn how to respect other people.

[@lunathegachaenbyyt9742]

I've recently gotten into the fashion of the 40s and 50s and I will binge these PSA's.

[@SimmSumm]

People got married earlier and standards for both genders to act accordingly were strict. I so wish schools taught teens how to properly date and be respectful.

[@mayaibarra85]

Same

[@TVwriter23]

Post WW II saw a rise in young marriage vs. the previous generation that dated based on a rating system. At least the youth of the 20s.

[@idk_dommm4207]

Hi person scrolling through the comments

[@hinkleprincess]

IM a big boy Hi there

[@xxxhyesungxxx]

Shut the f up

[@idk_dommm4207]

zedo parthenon what did I do to you

[@eaqua56]

Great vid. It’ll be cool if the elders could react to this or the teens reactions.

[@unknownuser4311]

“Who’s he talking too” haha had me dead😂😂💀

[@that1guy345]

Most of this should be common knowledge but as my grandma said, if it was so common everyone would have it

[@Ngamotu83]

Captain America's PSAs are so much better. :D

[@noahthenorthern174]

Elders should react to this video

[@hannahalyssa1473]

Noah The Northern that’s such a good idea tbh

[@noahthenorthern174]

Hannah Alyssa thank you!

[@blue8violet]

I'd love to see the elders react to this

[@osagiee.guobadia-secondytc4624]

I can't believe those teens in this video are just getting to the point that they are reacting to this 1950's Dating PSA's real seriously.

[@KieraRamonaa]

I am literally so obsessed with the react series

[@lartan33]

What do you think “going steady” means??? You’re literally watching a PSA about dating and relationships!

[@kayceek6952]

My dad has seriously told me before to date only multiple guys at once so i cant get my heart broken😂😂😂

[@InsaneMnky]

Here’s one for you: Disney made a menstruation film in 1946

[@OsagieGuobadia]

Oh. Now kids or teens may react to this Disney Menstraution film in 1946.

[@osagiee.guobadia-secondytc4624]

@@OsagieGuobadia Only with males and females react to this disney animated film! : )

[@i.m1ss.y0u.s0.f4r]

Idk why but I love the way young actresses’ voices sounded back then Idk why

[@IamPatrickStar]

I loved the sweet voices that the women had too

[@jaspr1999]

A few weeks ago I was on a train to and from Dallas and both ways I saw groups of teens that could have benefited from basic social PSA's. On the way there a group of boys got on with a few other people and one was an elderly woman with a cane. The boys made her stand as they took up all the seats, putting their feet up to make sure they took up all the seating. On the way back, the train was full but far from packed and a group of boys and girls would not move out of the wheelchair spot for me to park there. When I asked, they laughed and just went back to talking. Unfortunately, I know these are exceptions as I know a number of amazingly sweet boys and girls that are very courteous., but these kids are the only examples of what most of my generation sees.

[@ezzy72998]

When all the teens you watched are grown up and you don't recognize any of the new kids 😥

[@fardeenboodhun645]

Ezzy same here

[@rendyadityapramana]

Ezzy are you new to this? Because I know most of these people from kids and teens react

[@ezzy72998]

Rendy Aditya Pramana Nah I've been watching this channel since I was 13 or 14. I'm 20 now.

[@hunova4799]

I feel like we may need some of these again. It'd be nice to have lessons on human communication

[@GaryBarberasAutopalooza]

They should react to more of these. I watch these types of PSAs a lot, not just on relationships. If you do more of these, they should react to Your Thrift Habits, Good Eating Habits, How Much Affection, and Good Table Manners.

[@PuffTheMagicEnby]

Everything in the 60s was so cute and simple. The boys were adorable and it seemed like a good time to be alive. I love shows and music in the 60s. I also really love TV shows from the 70s.

[@giovi1122]

taylor kimball yeah I love the old aesthetic too, but media only showed the pretty stuff from the era, it was definitely not a great time to be alive

[@albertoramirez7198]

Only if you were white.

[@commoninfo9959]

Alberto Ramirez My grandmother is black and she liked the 60s

[@ozakrw]

There is nothing wrong with a guy holding the door for a woman. That's the sign of a good upbringing.

[@lexvt3551]

Ryan Walsh Anybody can hold the door open for anybody. Just good general manners, I don't think the gender matters.

[@RomanticRebel267]

Agreed. But it is sexist in a way because it's like women are unable to open doors on their own.

[@ozakrw]

John Smith Or its just someone being polite.

[@caroltassin4049]

I was a teen in the 60's & my sister in the 50's & none of these ring true. Our parents taught us manners & life & these PSA'S were very laughable........

[@allisonstephens8706]

It's still a good thing to hold a door open doors for girls and for gentleman to treat women with respect. Women need equal pay, equal rights, but they can still be treated with respected and received equal rights.

[@lexvt3551]

Allison Stephens Anybody can hold the door open for anybody. Just good general manners, I don't think the gender matters. Everyone should respect everyone.

[@eagle3676]

Women need to learn to be respectful as well

[@ShobhitVashistha]

you seem old fashioned, holding the door open for anyone following you is common courtesy, regardless of gender. I always apologise when I let go of one of those springy doors and realise there was a person behind me. Again it's common courtesy, nothing to do with gender what so ever.

[@halyhavens8017]

I love how I casually always watch these PSAs

[@blakemcnamara9105]

Little do these kids know that kids of that time used to laugh at these too.

[@janier1931]

Am I the only teenager aware of the phrase "Going Steady"'

[@angelp2092]

I had no clue what that meant so yeah

[@Raja1938]

Apparently. These ones couldn't seem to wrap their brains around it.

[@maggiew1512]

Haha some of these kids are like “what does going steady even mean?” and I’m like I low key still use that term. I learned it in a book I read as an 8 year old 😂

[@Asa...S]

Please, let the elders react to TEENS REACT TO DATING (OLD PSAs)!

[@kawaiicupcake3438]

This is giving me vibes of that Leave It to Beaver episode where he gets asked by two girls to the dance lmaoo

[@sarahisavampire]

Have the elders react to the teens reactions here!!!!

[@lisamillar5153]

They need PSA’s for parents cause most don’t have any common sense.

[@FaiGal]

Lisa Millar 😂😂😂

[@vjeranjanes5783]

How do you say goodnight? Uhh, maybe... "Goodnight?"

[@singingfan]

Do this video with Elders and Adults!

[@alyrodriguez]

this reminds me of that video they showed the kids before the spring formal in girl meets world with riley going “BILLAY”

[@pinkblush8798]

It's more respectful in the past between couples and people. We need more of that now.

[@ku3455]

Elders react to these PSAs

[@DumbDallas]

Yesssss

[@Laxhoop]

I like how all the PSA said at one point was “Make the man feel appreciated”, and one of them acted like that was the most sexist thing she had heard all day. Yeah, sure, if they hadn’t given the men the same advice, it would’ve been a little suspect, but on it’s own, that’s just decent advice.

[@shelteredteen7307]

Anyone: "Going steady..." Me:~screeches~ GoInG sTeAdY! GoInG sTeAdY! GoInG sTeAdY, StEaDy FoR gOoD! He'S iN lOvE wItH KiM! KiM's In LoVe WiTh HiM!

[@DrSwoose]

Haha I watched these videos like 7 months ago? I can't remember when but I couldn't help but laugh at the entire thing and show my girlfriend!

[@ParadoxdesignsOrg]

I actually edited a music video for a friends band years ago using this same footage.

[@TheMitchZone]

(60s accent) Golly gee! Would you like to go STUDY with me? 😂

[@adinal.5522]

You should do a special episode were people photoshopped the teens into what they would have looked like back then

[@angelp2092]

sounds cool

[@adinal.5522]

Thx

[@OsagieGuobadia]

To myself, I never go out on a real date before since I've been single for a very long time in my life.

[@crazypsycho7890]

I LOVE old PSAs and I've already seen all the ones that they showed on here

[@maximus451]

0:52-1:13 I just love the fact that the very idea of a girl making a guy feel relaxed and appreciated sounds so crazy to these kids that they're actually getting upset and angry over it.

[@savagetv6460]

It's cause they're all narcissists which is why they're all single and lonely

[@kikusama]

I think now-a-days people are a little too forward. I kinda like some of the old manners stuff.

[@ElNegringoKreyolito]

How does everyone learn about dating now? All the teens found the first two films completely unhelpful and silly, but what is the modern day equivalent?

[@chinatsugoya2210]

RG Fleuridor Probably a mix between what they see on the internet, what they see around them (friends, family, whatever), and common sense.

[@angelp2092]

Yeah what the above person said. You just do what feels right as well. Like my first relationship was a total mess so it is also trial and error tbh.

[@retrohero8622]

Relationships don’t last that much like in the old days.

[@connysophie]

The concept of PSA s is so weird to me, like we don't have that in Germany 😂

[@wilddaisyprincess]

We don't have them here anymore either haha.

[@wilddaisyprincess]

It's weird to me too because you would expect people to learn these things from their parents.

[@darlinglulan]

OH MY GOD JAXON IS PART OF THE TEENAGERS NOW, MY BABY HAS GROWN UP

[@hcroussette]

TheWeird One he has been since last year

[@curamac06]

Doesn't the social courtesy guy kinda looks like Tom?! 😂

[@eemajyn]

ELDERS REACT TO DATING (Old PSAs)

[@Gfp49]

Cyriloneous as well as Elders React to Teens React to old dating PSA's

[@rebekahyoder9335]

I'd love to see an Elders React to these PSA's next.

[@ericalynn6839]

the elders should react to the teens reaction

[@jillian.jm09]

How do they not know what going steady means like tf