EMBARRASSING! Things We Were Guilty of in the 1950s and 1960s

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In years past, we were all taken in by the different trends and fads that came and went. And looking back, some of these things were pretty embarrassing. So, let’s take a look back at all the things you were guilty of back in the 1950s and 1960s!
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[@rogertemple7193]

Thank You for the Memories of the Past.☕👋🇺🇲

[@bridgetmccracken1381]

I remember my older sisters ironing each others hair before going to school. Thank you for this sweet look back

[@USNBLUE]

Never laughed so hard watching the Carol Burnett show with my dad.

[@Mick_Ts_Chick]

I still love the Starlet skit where she's wearing the curtains with the rod still in them! 😂

[@moonfire41]

Lol, I think it's funny now, but I saw the show when I was 9 with her in the beautiful tutu but clunky wooden shoes. I was a ballerina then and it irritated me. My dad was laughing at me for getting so mad at how wrong it looked.

[@aviatortrucker6285]

The best part of that show was trying to watch without laughing as you saw Harvey Corman being busted up by Tim Conway almost done every skit.

[@Lettuce-and-Tomatoes]

The Bullet Bra should have been called the False Advertising Bra! 🤔😁🍻

[@luisreyes1963]

The predecessor to the Wonderbra, I reckon. 😅

[@matrox]

Buddy Ebsen was 6'3 in his prime. When Davy Crocket was on TV I thought he was a little guy because he would always be standing next to Fess Parker. Then I found out much later that Fess was a tad over 6'6 that made Buddy look short.

[@swk38]

andy williams christmas specials

[@markporter6933]

I miss Space Food Sticks! I couldn't get enough of the peanut butter sticks! They need to bring those back!!! 😱🤣

[@terryfowler6090]

I preferred the chocolate ones.

[@markporter6933]

@@terryfowler6090 The strawberry ones were pretty bomb too? 🤗

[@dave3657]

My grandma had the cat eye glasses. Never wanted an ant farm, plenty of ants in the yard for free. I remember the Tupperware parties that I was dragged to when I was younger. Boring ! I remember watching Carol and all the other variety shows growing up. Telephone booths on every other corner is what I miss. Not the later open type but the enclosed glass ones.

[@apopkaflowerchild9399]

I used to burn the side of my face ironing my hair, lol. Good times. 🤣

[@julenepegher6999]

Me and my sister would set up the Ironing board and iron each other’s hair. Haha, we got burned a few times too. 😅

[@slim-oneslim8014]

The bullet bra, "You'll shoot your eye out, kid!" 😂😅

[@ranjittyagi9354]

🥵 please, have mercy.

[@luisreyes1963]

"I'll show you my .45 if you show me your 38s..." 😅

[@DavidFrehlini-y1y]

I remember very well. Late October 1957, my 13Th Birthday. And there I was a Teenager in the 50'S. But I still remember some of those GREAT old TV Shows.

[@jamesmiller4184]

You are a War Baby (born 1944) thus escaping Boomer status, just by the skin of our teeth!

[@joeheid2776]

A little trivia for my RR lovers. The theme for the Sci-Fi tv show Lost In Space was written by a then unknown composer Johnny Williams. His name is in the end credits. He would later drop the N and Y and become a prolific movie soundtrack composer for blockbuster movies such as Superman, Star Wars, ET, Schindler's List, Raiders of the Lost Ark as well as many, many more.

[@NASCARFAN93100]

The 1950s & 1960s will forever be legendary

[@oreally8605]

And the 70's and 80's after that? Garbage 🗑

[@American-Motors-Corporation]

​@@oreally8605yeah basically it was legendary in the boomers mines to be honest the Boomer parents thought that the 60s and '70s was garbage and to be honest a lot of them didn't think too highly of particularly the latter half of the 1950s. So really you guys are just carrying on the same sentiments that your parents had before you.

[@jamesmiller4184]

Yeah, and young deniers will come on denying it was so, even having never lived then! Real guts or just stupid? I'd guess some of both.

[@IMeMineWho]

​@@jamesmiller4184You are assuming facts not in evidence Cletus.

[@jamesmiller4184]

@@IMeMineWho The indictment stands as-is, despite the vapid rejoinder. Explain how-so, re facts as proposed.

[@granddad-mv5ef]

I can only say that I am not embarrassed one bit by any of these things. Comparing those times to current trends really demonstrates how innocent and harmless we were.

[@stephenspilker9334]

oh oh another episode that tells me i'm old lol.

[@AngelaGoodwin-fh6fw]

So true!😂

[@lovly2cu725]

every episode does

[@starmnsixty1209]

Don't they all?

[@IMeMineWho]

Lol.

[@richardtaylor8595]

Cars from the 60; s were the best cars ever. They had a style, not like the boxes we drive now. I Rember the rumor that Paul was dead. I have heard that The Beatles started it as an inside joke. Making references on their album covers. I remember there was an actual court case shown on tv as to whether or not Pual was dead. I watched that show. On The BEATLES white album, the song Revolution number 9 has cheers that go from block that kick to Paul is dead. You do not have to play it backwards; it is in the song on regular play if you listen close enough. My parents got me an Oliji Board for Christmas but made me follow the rules completely. Never do it alone. We would pack my brothers and sister and friends into the back of our station wagon. When I was 5, I had a batman costume, and I wore it all the time.

[@richardtaylor8595]

Thank you all for enjoying my childhood.

[@IMeMineWho]

There are still Paul is Dead rumors on You Tube. Some silly guy has a KZbin. He calls his platform Justice for Paul McCartney. Funny that such a silly conspiracy theory would still continue.

[@matrox]

Carol Burnett, Jonathan Winters, The Smothers Brothers were the funniest variety shows on back then. In 1970 The Flip Wilson Show was tops.

[@stevenweaver3386]

I loved the show "Laugh-In"

[@jilledmondson6894]

Loved all of the westerns in the 1950's. When I started working in 1967 the Sheraton Chicago on north Michigan Ave. had the Kon Tiki Room. We went there as a department from my work for birthdays. Fabulous buffet. You forgot the Red Skelton show in the late 50;s H was so funny. GREAT MEMORIES AND VIDEO.

[@matrox]

Cars back the were just cool looking. How many peeps today do you see who want to be seen even sitting on a Honda Civic or similar Clown car? There would be a big dent left in the hood if the hood is even big enough to sit on.

[@KarlLaFong-v2q]

Cars are so damn boring nowadays. Actually since the 1970s ( the beginning of the 'compact car' ) In the 1960s, my brother's friend had a 1957 Chevy Bel-Aire, my friend's dad had a 1965 Mustang and a married couple down the street had two 1957 Ford Thunderbird sports cars with the little round window on the side. One was pink and the other black. It would be awesome if they still had them :)

[@tonycollazorappo]

I still like westerns.

[@amandabrown4809]

Westerns will always be my favorite. But only the older ones.

[@chadbrown748]

I like some of them... Primarily as a history buff.

[@typograf62]

Running around in spacesuits. In my case made from cardboard boxes that my father enhanced by drawing dials, buttons and a telephone handset. I am not from the US but from Denmark.

[@petervitti9]

We made a space suit out of dry cleaning plastic.

[@tonycollazorappo]

I had the whole cowboy set up, lol. I was born in 1961, and I had the cap guns with holsters and all, and let's not forget the cowboy hat. I still wear a cowboy hat during the summer, but I don't own guns at all. I almost forgot that I also had a palomino rocking horse, lol.

[@wms72]

I was born in 1954, and I loved my hat and 6 shooter guns. I wore them to bed

[@matrox]

Coburn had 3 flint movies..."Our Man Flint" .."Get Flint" and "In like Flint". I saw all 3 of them.

[@garywagner2466]

The Flint movies were hilarious. Matt Helm was pretty funny, too.

[@luisreyes1963]

Didn't know there was a 3rd Flint movie. Ray Danton played Derek Flint in that Made-For-TV film that ran on ABC in 1977.

[@cyclenut]

In the early 70s i had a cowboy gear. In 75/76 i rode a pinto horse to school and dressed like a cowboy was fun. I was 12.

[@AllDayEloquence]

Many of these things spilled over into the 70s. The 70s was just an extension of the 60s until after the war.

[@tinasmith1391]

The thing I miss most about the 1950s is how bright the future looked.

[@starmnsixty1209]

That's for sure. Donald Fagan's "IGY" from around 1983 really looked nostalgically back to the optimism of the future we expected in the 1950s.😢

[@matrox]

Yeh...now it looks like sh!t.

[@tinasmith1391]

@@matrox I know. What does the future look like now? Well "experts" tell us that we have to stop farming or the world will end.

[@IMeMineWho]

Riiight. The 50s... McCarthyism, the Blacklist, segregation, the Red Scare, sooooo bright.😑

[@jamesmiller4184]

@@IMeMineWho Yeah, and really nothing-squared as compared to the horror that now progresses rapidly. (Another denier! There's always at least one found floating in the punch-bowl.)

[@margaretpayne3132]

My brother, in the late 1950's, wore 'peg-leg jeans' as a fad in high school. I remember him having a real hard time taking them off as the bottom of the jeans were sooo tight on his ankles. I recall he also took his normal jeans and sewed the ankle area smaller to get the effect.

[@loriloristuff]

I spent grammar school (elementary and jr. high) in the 1960s. By 1968, I needed to wear glasses. Popular glasses were "tortoise shell" or wire rims. Like bullet bras and fishnet stocking for 11 year olds (inappropriate), my mother somehow couldn't understand why I didn't want cat's eye glasses in aluminum blue.

[@r.a.contrerasma8578]

I can't imagine all my aunts in bullet bras.

[@talfacprez]

When I was a kid I remembered the Fuller Brush man coming to my house and working his way through our neighborhood.

[@matrox]

Strange things have actually happened using a QUIJA board.

[@ranjittyagi9354]

Nothing. Hoax

[@stevenweaver3386]

​@@ranjittyagi9354 in your opinion. Many agree with the post from actual experience.

[@wms72]

​@@ranjittyagi9354Ouija summons demond

[@pslm23]

My ex used to play Ouija board with his friends when he was younger. He said things happened that scared them all.

[@CrankyBeach]

When I was in middle school in the second half of the 1960s, "going steady" meant the boy giving the girl a St. Christopher medal to wear around her neck. An ant farm was my 6th grade science fair project. I had a tiki necklace, and my cat glasses frames were a hand-me-down from my older sister. (I didn't like them and hardly ever wore them.) No naps on the back deck; we had a station wagon. On one road trip our mother fixed up a bed for us in the back of the station wagon.

[@amandabrown4809]

We did the bed in the station wagon too. Such good memories.

[@pamelamays4186]

Trips to the drive-in in your pajamas, with a paper grocery bag full of popcorn popped in a skillet or a big cooking pot and cans of cold soda pop that were opened with an old school can opener.

[@michaelmayhood4286]

Ok, I'm convinced! Forget the smartphones and the algorithms; Let's go back and have some fun! Where am I and who are these 'people'?

[@matrox]

The Beatles started the whole long hair movement as peeps hair emulated the beatles, then hair just kept getting longer and longer...some peeps today still wearing long hair as a carry over from the 60s. Think about it...peeps were not wearing long hair since the 1800s and thats because lots of peeps had no access to a barber. By the turn of the century to the 1960s hardly no males were wearing long hair unless no access to a barber.

[@matrox]

We got ant farms for Xmas once and the Ants were in the same box in a white plastic tube.

[@kathleenevans1201]

I think it was Lee Meriwether that was pictured as Cat Woman.

[@1957mrbill]

I agree. Lee Meriwether played Catwoman in the 1966 feature film, and Eartha Kitt portrayed Catwoman in the series' final season

[@lovly2cu725]

MAYBE

[@matrox]

@@1957mrbill Julie Newmar also played CW.

[@starmnsixty1209]

​@@matroxJulie was the first Catwoman (and best) on the Batman TV series. Earth's Kitt became Catwoman in the final season, but no fight between her, and Batgirl.😢

[@starmnsixty1209]

It was her from the 1966 big screen Batman.

[@dmfinpa]

When I was in the Air Force there was a guy in our barracks that was big into the occult. He was a regular weejie board practitioner. Today, decades later, he’s a Baptist minister. What a metamorphosis!

[@timroot4207]

Thank you !!!

[@Susan-il1fv]

I remember as an 8 yr old in the early 1970's, riding on the second step of the school bus. It was a long route driving country roads. Also sitting on console on the left side of the driver and flipping switches for doirs and lights. Best. Driver. Ever! We had a surprise party for him on the bus at the end of the year.

[@karenhackney9920]

Cat eye glasses are making a comeback! The bullet bra thank goodness isn’t 😂

[@roncaruso931]

What happened to America! Look at it today. Look at the people walking around. Look at the state of our government. Sad.

[@glennso47]

High school freshman initiation was much more difficult then. I remember when kids were taken out into the country and they had to walk back to town barefoot. Once a kid jumped out of their car and was killed in front of our house when he jumped out while the car was moving

[@MrProminister]

Cat eye shaped glasses, I always called those Cadillac's glasses cause of the 50s cars fins shapes.

[@lovly2cu725]

i thought paul was dead was late 1969 1970 bc i remember being at lunch and discussing it with my bf who was a senior

[@Mick_Ts_Chick]

The rumor started in the UK in 66, then made it to the US in 69. I'm a huge Beatlaniac, and still can't see why people believe that idiocy. 😅

[@KarlLaFong-v2q]

@@Mick_Ts_Chick "I saw a picture of 'Paul' taken in 1967 and his hair was parted on the right instead of the left. That PROVES he's dead!!!!" I swear, those folks have a screw loose, lol.

[@Mick_Ts_Chick]

@@KarlLaFong-v2q I also love "he had his cigarette in the right hand." Like smokers never switch hands ever. 🤣

[@MrDan708]

In the 1960s, I was guilty of being born. I think I got my first camera out of a comic book ad. It cost all of $3-4 and lasted for one roll of film! I preferred Orange Tang over Grape, but I'd take either in a pinch.

[@TheUberSchattenjager]

Love your videos! Going to order simplisafe system via your link this week!

[@mikeywid4954]

I was born in '49 and I'm so glad I grew up in the 50s and 60s. I wouldn't trade it for anything. Great time to be alive!

[@rickpicone9751]

I still drink Tang today.

[@starmnsixty1209]

Still made, yes, but not in those neat old jars. Comes in ugly plastic things now I believe. Just not the same somehow.

[@user-vm5ud4xw6n]

Cat eye glasses are still around! Never heard of the dog collar on the leg thing. Glad I didn’t! Seriously strange!! Every now and then I still say “Same Bat time same Bat station,” also, “now you know and knowing is 1/2 the battle.” (From the GI Joe cartoon!)

[@dmfinpa]

This video seems like a repackaging of clips previously presented in earlier RR videos. I know I’ve seen a number of them before. Still fun to watch.

[@masudashizue777]

Westerns were big back then. I remember dressing up as a cowboy for Halloween. Since I had a single holster (a holster with only a single gun), I envied those kids with double holsters.

[@lovly2cu725]

cat eye glasses are back and are still ugly, i have that table and chairs at 9:00, we ironed our hair in early 70s

[@cynthiamurphy3669]

It all depends on the size of the glasses. I think anything oversized in glasses looks stupid, whether back then or now. The variety of eyeglass frames you can buy today is great, especially online. I own several pairs of cat eye frames that I get compliments on all the time, again, because they fit my face. I do wish I had my grandmother's gold ones she wore back in the early 60s. God knows they were probably better made and worth something.

[@CoolChannelName]

Today, some just wear the collars on their necks. This video made me think of "one two, buckle my shoe" back when shoes had buckles.

[@parson8582]

Thanks for the memories.....

[@toddbehrends1373]

I remember back in the 70's the girls would use angora to make their boyfriends class ring fit them, some even used a rubber band to lessen finger hole size so they could wear them.

[@3DJapan]

When I was in pre-school I clearly remember every afternoon all the boys would gather around the TV to watch the 60s Batman show.

[@ranjittyagi9354]

Good times

[@larrylawson2912]

I was born on 8/11/50, and I was just like many of my friends in that I heavily embraced the cowboy fad of the 50s. I had several rifles, six shooters, and the Have Gun Will Travel derringer belt buckle worn by Paladin in the series that was removable from the buckle. Toy makers did some crazy dangerous shit back then to make our weapons more realistic. The bullets used in some of our rifles and guns had plastic bullet heads that were spring loaded and would actually fire and hit the targets you aimed at. Cap guns were also big back then. You could buy em in red rolls and after loading them in your gun you could fire them until every you came to the end of the roll, and then it was time to "reload" your weapon. My favorite caps were Greenie Stik-M Caps. They were small circular green caps that you'd peel off your pack and stick to the end of your spring loaded bullets. You would then load them in the chamber of the gun, and when the hammer dropped on the cap the cap would fire off and the spring loaded bullet would then be fired from the barrel of your rifle or gun into your intended target. Which was often your best friends or sister face. I was hit in the face many times and even took a few shots to my eyes during my cowboy and indians days. Yes, we also had lethal looking bows and arrows that caused more than a little damage to us kiddies. Yes, we did some crazy shit back then, but we learned from the stupid mistakes we made and our parents weren't afraid to let us get down in the dirt-literally, and be kids, and have fun.

[@meedwards5]

❤

[@Vaejovis357]

Nothing there to be “embarrassed” about, even dog collars on the ankle sounds pretty harmless and fun.

[@stevencooper2464]

That first picture in the segment about Quija boards is from the movie "13 Ghosts"; it's a good movie from that time.

[@MustangSally7259]

❤❤✌️....Remember it all! 😊😊

[@lisanidog8178]

I was 5 in 1964 and saw the Beatles on Ed Sullivan. Paul McCartney is and always will be my favorite Beatle.

[@provost5752]

Through every generation we have taken photos of us being around our cars. From the very first car made till today we still do it.

[@lisanidog8178]

I was a Robin fan. In our TV guides on the back flap they’d sometimes have a scene from the Batman show I’d rip out and tape on my bedroom wall.

[@matrox]

In the late 50s I had a Cowboy hat, boots, a holster with a cap gun. I learned my lesson about not wearing the cap gun when the swat team came buy and threatened me with bodily harm for brandishing a weapon.😢😭 I was 2 or 3.

[@Mick_Ts_Chick]

My friend once had a driver of a Brinks truck point a gun at her because he said she went "too close" to the truck. 😬😱

[@terryfowler6090]

BS. SWAT teams weren't formed until the late 60s.

[@scottthomas3792]

My Mom had several pairs of those cat eye glasses....blue and chrome, as I recall.

[@moonfire41]

I love the atomic style of kitchen appliances and decor. Also those funny cat clocks.

[@N-Scale]

We , once again , need the variety shows and Foster Brooks

[@Kevin-yh9yt]

Another crazy thing from the 60s was the whole 'granny' thing....granny dresses and granny glasses. Strange but true...

[@lisanidog8178]

I wasn’t born until 1959. And I was a kid in the 60’s. Didn’t become teenager until 1972. My brother was born in 1956 so he missed all this stuff.

[@KarlLaFong-v2q]

I remember the 'Paul is dead' rumor. It was kinda fun but my friends and I never took it seriously. There are folks out there that STILL believe he died but I'm NOT one of them It's UMpossible.

[@twistedtrails8128]

@12:52. The fifth beatle...

[@lisanidog8178]

Wasn’t there also phone booth stuffing and live gold fish eating? Or do I have my decades mixed up.

[@lisanidog8178]

We had in our car what we called the way back. It was just a blanket over where the spare would be. I took naps when our Sunday rides where too long there.

[@wms72]

I remember my mom told me she heard the news that interrupted her show during the night that Paul McCartney was killed in a car crash. Lots of kids in school were told that by their moms in November of 1966. By that afternoon, the news came out that he wasn't really dead.

[@anglenawaller5322]

Lol, I watched "Batman" reruns in the 70's...the days also of good comedy series: I still watch "Carol Burnett".

[@CoolChannelName]

Something young people today might never know is McDonald's deep-fried apple and cherry pies. Hotter than the sun inside, but delicious.

[@meauxjeaux431]

I'M LIKE...."WAIT, I THOUGHT THE BEATLES HAD LONG HAIR ?"

[@incredingo]

along with car stacking, phone box stacking was popular here in australia.

[@charlesbaldo]

I had sea monkeys, stood up to watch the first moon walk

[@susanschaffner4422]

Gloves were cotton.

[@MaxZen1968]

I love your content and material. I will have to point out though that cars in the 50s and 60s are much smaller than today. Look at an new Honda accord next to a 57 Chevy or pickup trucks.

[@captaintrips2980]

Polio was fun, too.

[@garywagner2466]

Now there’s an imbecilic comment. You must be proud.

[@lisanidog8178]

I watched the Man from U.N.C.L.E. Get Smart and every Thursday was the Wild Wild West.

[@motaman8074]

Julie Newmar as Catwoman. Yes, please.

[@maxon-m3c]

Don't need to buy an ant farm, I have enough of them in my yard!

[@tobiojo6469]

Awesome video

[@stevenweaver3386]

I miss the variety shows. Red Skelton, Carol Burnett, Andy Williams, and last nut not least Art Linkletters Kids Say The Darndest Things.

[@starmnsixty1209]

On the paul McCartney drath rumor, thete was at least one special magazine memotislizing him in mid 70s. The 60s cars were tops.

[@deweygill1973]

Laugh- in was required watching in the late ‘ 60’s. Hip and topical at the time, but now awkwardly dated because of it. Lost In Space- I had a crush on Penny, if I had been a couple years older,it would have been Marta Kirsten. We had a 1960 Ford Skyliner convertible, and we’d sit on top of the back seat/ convertible top boot while Dad drove us around on nice summer evenings. A cop finally pulled us over one night. Dad played dumb. When I was 4 or 5, I got a Sheriff’s set with a double holster, TWO cap guns, a badge and cowboy hat. We played “bang bang you’re dead”. If you got shot, you must fall down. A kid down the block joined in one day. I shot him but he wouldn’t fall down. “Ha ha, you missed me” he’d say, even when I shot him point blank in the forehead. So I pushed the little prick down. Of course, it was me that got in trouble. Important early life lesson learned: not everyone plays fair.

[@morganm9040]

It’s called a planchette: the ouija board ‘’thing-a-ma-jig’’ I’m trying not to visualize my great aunt (born in 1888) in a bullet bra lmao! I used to watch Rowan and Martin’s Laugh-in with my mom when I was about 5 or 6…I didn’t get the joke, but they were sure having fun. Also watched Flip Wilson. He was way before his time!

[@footballlvnlady]

My mother had black cat eye glasses. She had them in the 60’s and 70’s. I never heard of girls wearing dog collars on their legs. I heard of getting pinned but before my time. When I started going steady with my future husband in 1974 we wore the boys initial ring. Because they were big for the girl we wrapped yarn around the back of the ring. When you showed up wearing the guys ring that showed you were taken. Never ironed my hair. I would’ve been afraid of burning it. Loved watching the variety shows in the 60’s and 70’s. I miss that time. If I could teleport myself I would do the 50’s-70’s.

[@shelleyirving2094]

When i was in the 1st grade, a lot of older kids were getting pinned. But they used gold colored pins! Lol

[@Sakja]

Ugh...pointy bras.

[@lisanidog8178]

Oh Laugh In! I begged my parents to let me stay up. It was on from 8-9pm. Some of it I understood, some I didn’t. Loved Artie Johnson.

[@lisanidog8178]

I wore cat eye glasses as a kid in the 60’s. Only thing given.

[@pamelamays4186]

In the sixties it was a tradition in my neighborhood for little girls to get their hair pressed with a hot comb that was heated in the flames of a gas stove top burner. We would also get home permanents and get our hair put up in pink hair rollers.

[@DarkElfDiva]

I never did any of these things in the 50s and 60s.

[@katiemoyer8679]

FYI…the “tiki” theme did not go out of style 😂 actually, Tiki escaped the exploitations on Mainland and returned to the friendly aloha arms of Hawaii, home sweet home.

[@edbrown6985]

I wasn't into cowboys but I had 20 or 30 cap guns, rifles and pistols my dad made sure I had plenty of toys for when he got drunk.