Swinging London of 1967

[@keithrose6931]

God we were lucky to have lived at such a time.

[@thomassabeldindahouse6753]

I think so!

[@sandgrownun66]

@@thomassabeldindahouse6753 Also lucky you're not going to be around in the future.

[@gingercat555]

Yes ... 100% correct ... no ugly tattoos, metal work coming out of your face and elsewhere, people actually talking to each other, heads not stuck in a mobile phone.

[@stevemaclaine4547]

when london was london ,great memories

[@ericlloyd9024]

I worked there from 62 to 68. Everyone looked tidy and had self respect. The music was fantastic, and the place was infested with classic cars! Lost world I fear. Not been back since 1990.

[@walterfechter8080]

London - alive with colour. Great times. Great video. Many thanks!

[@thomassabeldindahouse6753]

It's pleasure 😊

[@PixelProlo]

@@thomassabeldindahouse6753 Well said

[@johnnewsam1299]

I was there. Fab time in my life. From Sheffield but went to London most weekends for clothes & all nighters. John the Mod.

[@thomassabeldindahouse6753]

Thank you for your this backround information, sir!

[@robertp.wainman4094]

As an eleven year old in 1967 - I was so excited to visit Carnaby Street to try on bell bottom trousers from Lord John.....and for my Mum to get me a little hippy bell to wear around my neck!

[@thomassabeldindahouse6753]

Great backround story! Thank you! 😊

[@cooper7031]

Wearing dress pants and sneakers looks hilarious!

[@gilgameshofuruk4060]

My aunt bought me a pair of bell bottom trousers when I was about 11. They were made of itchy fabric and had tiny pockets. I hated them. I was so glad when I fell over and put both knees through. Then I was bought a pair of corduroy trousers that whistled when I walked.

[@robertp.wainman4094]

@@gilgameshofuruk4060 Wow, whistling corduroy's - it doesn't get much better!

[@jimmeven1120]

@robertp.wainman4094 I was 12 that year. I bought a bell with my pocket money and my mum and dad bought me a shirt with a loud floral pattern. What a fab pair we must have looked!

[@IngenerateIngenue]

Beautiful fashions…the boutiques looked FAB!

[@sixtyshippee]

Makes you feel so sad what politicians have done to our Country.

[@sandgrownun66]

Yep. It's enough to make anybody cry. Plus, it's only gonna get worse. So there's that to look forward too.

[@sandgrownun66]

@@Tondaloona03 People just put other things first, instead of insisting on self-preservation. Even when politicians promised to stop the tide, they failed to deliver.

[@sandgrownun66]

@@Tondaloona03 It's too late. The politicians haven't got the balls to stop the flow. Just look at the protests in London, this weekend. All those fighting age males, who hate the West, but somehow want to live in it.

[@amancalledkev]

It should generate more than feelings of sadness…. Our politicians have betrayed not only us, but everyone who fought for the freedoms that allow allow complacency and cancer to spread throughout our country. They have betrayed us. The crime is treason. They are all guilty.

[@johndonson1603]

@@Tondaloona03 Not voted for by all of us mate .

[@Candolad]

Anyone visiting London today would have a real surprise if they expect it to look anything like this now 😃

[@senianns9522]

To even find a white English is a trial!

[@halloeverybodypeeps]

Oh I dunno.. :p

[@sandgrownun66]

@@halloeverybodypeeps Dunno? You'd now be better steering well clear of the place.

[@peterblauarsch800]

The video is certainly not representative - there were many immigrants from the former British Empire, especially from India, even back then.

[@sandgrownun66]

@@peterblauarsch800 "Many". Prove it. Anyway, Indians seldom commit crime, especially of a physical nature. It's other demographics which do. For example, If you were in charge of immigration, do you think that it would be a good idea, to allow people in from countries with some of the highest crime and violence rates in the World. Do you think that they magically become model citizens, as soon as they get off the boat or plane?

[@Boadicea17]

I was 5 when this was filmed, I am an East Ender born and bred. London was beautiful then, it's a hell hole now...very sad💔

[@shorelineboy]

Love this well put together.great days they were 😎

[@thomassabeldindahouse6753]

Thank you sir. My birthyear is exactly 1967.

[@maccagrabme]

I liked the 70s and 80s and 90s London but think 60s had the edge and wish I had been an adult then as it looks far better than now.

[@carolineridlington5010]

Everyone is soo slim !!

[@thomassabeldindahouse6753]

No fast Food?!

[@omiluna7362]

And no steroid freaks. Like today. Thanks God I'm naturally slim. I could perfectly go back to the 60s and fit into these people. 🤣

[@anthonyR13]

Agreed on all fronts. Today it's quite hard to spot a slim person, thanks to us all being bombarded with an avalanche of fast food junk...

[@peterfirside295]

fat people were banned. Ugly people were told to stay indoors. Forever. yeah, pretty groovy times back then...

[@GameStop-li5hp]

I am skinny too

[@katebemb8900]

So pleased I was 16 then ,What a different world

[@thomassabeldindahouse6753]

Thank you for your comment, Kate 😊

[@madskier50]

Me too. I wouldn't go near London now, but I grew up there.

[@HELL-BENT74]

@@madskier50 What's wrong with modern London?

[@meltdownman8911]

You bet…same here

[@staypress]

​@@HELL-BENT74ye right

[@NewYorker20250]

I am from the USA (NYC) & a '90s kid. Never been to the UK. But wish to visit someday. I completely understand what locals means today. It's everywhere including USA. Because times have changed. You sometimes don't even recognize your local neighborhood. Because what has become over the years. I have a fascination about the 1960s. And I admit 55 years ago times were awesome. Compared to now. Inflation was great. Things weren't that expensive. You can afford things. Whoever lived through the '60s knows the drill. It's self-explanatory. 😄

[@philip-at-tube]

Groovy, man; I want to go back there.

[@Isleofskye]

People of similar backgrounds and Cultures,all individuals but having so much in common and a real Community then. Most things bought here were made in Britain and no mobile phones, just ordinary,friendly,smiling people engaging with each other.

[@thomassabeldindahouse6753]

It seems something went wrong meanwhile. Maybe, a real community is not longer desireable?

[@Isleofskye]

@@thomassabeldindahouse6753 £££££££$$$$$$$ was a large factor as it about acquiring material things. Putting up high fences around your home.Not so much need for neighbourly support. Social Media and Mobiles have made many not desire to communicate with those around them and you see the World over that it is the same pattern with different Culrures,at best, tolerating each other but engaging, mainly,with members of their own Culture..

[@Robby334]

That's what I call London. not like today.

[@maccagrabme]

Certainly more exciting and vibrant than today and the shops looked funky.

[@sandgrownun66]

@@maccagrabme And a damn sight safer.

[@Janus-fn2uz]

It is a cess pit of all nationalities that have ruined it.

[@johndonson1603]

London is now only a city in England, it’s not an English city though .

[@denisshelkovin4705]

Kebab power!

[@garypautard1069]

Wow ! no obesity, people eyes up looking in front up of themselves and concerned with looking smartly clothed.

[@thomassabeldindahouse6753]

Yes, sir! 😊

[@sandrapritchard9810]

And no foreign faces.

[@PaIaeoCIive1684]

@@sandrapritchard9810 TBF, I saw a couple of black and 2-3 Asians in the crowds. There were a few imports even then.

[@Janus-fn2uz]

Yes, indeed. No silly looking men in shorts dressing like schoolboys as they do today.

[@ekspatriat]

Context please. Good or bad?@@sandrapritchard9810

[@cooper7031]

Fashions are remarkable unlike today's!

[@thomassabeldindahouse6753]

Yes, looks at the colors. This is amazing

[@Benjiesbeenbetter.]

People used to care about their appearance. The idea was that if you look good, you feel good. That applied across the generations in those days. Old women would always put on their second best coat (best was for funerals and weddings) and hat when they went shopping. Nobody would _ever_ leave the house wearing pyjamas.

[@peterg463]

They all look so smart with plenty of colour. I miss those times so much. But at least I experienced them.

[@douglasgreen437]

Yes, & only real sports people wore adidas, puma etc..

[@indefatigable6176]

London before 'Diversity'. Although the amazing thing is that it looked pretty diverse to me in terms of colourful clothing, clean too - but had a harmony and togetherness which lacks today.

[@ホウリキマリー]

So cute 60th London. I love London! Excellent !

[@thomassabeldindahouse6753]

Yes, 100 % cute. Thank you, sir!

[@jvs57]

'We have an establishment that wants this country to be a different place and its resident population to be different people' - Neil Oliver

[@1258-Eckhart]

Easier to dominate.

[@Frank289100]

SATAN AND HER ANGELS ARE TRYING TO DE-CHRISTIANIZE ENGLAND.

[@heraldeventsandfilms5970]

Neil Oliver is a see you enn tee.

[@Frank289100]

@@heraldeventsandfilms5970 EVENTUALL ST. GEORGE WILL NO LONGER BE THE PATRON SAINT OF ENGLAND. IT WILL BE REPLACED WITH THE PEDOPHILE MOHAMMED.

[@jinnbuster4753]

Great days. In 1967 as a 19year old I worked in Berwick Street and Dean Street, both a few minutes walk from Carnaby Street.

[@thomassabeldindahouse6753]

Wow, thank you for this information.

[@EtonieE25]

Can anyone tell me where l can go buy myself a time machine 🤔

[@thomassabeldindahouse6753]

Me, too!

[@Hail_To_The_King]

You can get them online, they run high voltage through your balls though

[@EtonieE25]

@@Hail_To_The_King 🤣🤣👍

[@biffin62]

Bold Street, Liverpool L1.

[@sunrise1485]

@@Hail_To_The_King It'd be worth it!

[@Kaff144]

Perfect song for this video! Haven't heard it before but found out its called Do like me by the Uncalled for. I was born in 72 so didn't get to Carnaby street till about 84 but would have loved to have been there in the swinging sixties...always said I was born in the wrong era.

[@iworby8030]

Year I left school and started working. Brilliant year.

[@annakelman6627]

When the guy sings Yeah, he sounds just oike a kitty mewing. It's making me laugh. 😻😻😂😆

[@lawrencenoctor2703]

Younger better dressed, looking ,heath, music, a groovy time.❤

[@thomassabeldindahouse6753]

Living in the wrong time....

[@lawrencenoctor2703]

@@thomassabeldindahouse6753 Its all one time to me.I read the other day that record companies are making there largest profits ever, while paying artists the lowest and that 70% of there profits come from music recorded before the year 2000. Its mot surprise to me.👍

[@johnmurphy7316]

I was living a very short distance from there at that time in 1967 but a world away from these cool people and hippie types . I remember the colourful clothes and some with flowers in their hair . London was different then. If you type in Hippies London 1967 you can see lots of photos of the people I'm referring to. It was an amazing time even if you were not part of the scene.

[@johndonson1603]

There’s something about about London in 1967 that looks very different from today , I can’t quite put my finger on what it could be !!

[@russcooke5671]

I can. It’s before London turned into a third world toilet.

[@johndonson1603]

@@russcooke5671 Ah yes , that’s it of course . 👍

[@russcooke5671]

@@johndonson1603 exactly. Before the traitors in governments FCUKED us up England is destroyed by theses pos. Dogs.

[@johnathandaviddunster38]

I know where you fingers goes .......🌍🌄🌎

[@JamesSheehan-s7n]

I think we all know 😢

[@benm4290]

Healthy, optimistic, vibrant people. And those at the top said "we've got a good thing here, you know what it needs?" This country isn't dying, its being throttled.

[@railfanpolska]

Very interesting 🙂👍 Happy Easter 🐣

[@thomassabeldindahouse6753]

Thank you, and happy easter, too!

[@dorothymckillop992]

I'm in this video!!!! Short brown hair, blue top, grey skirt, back view walking into Biba!!!!!

[@thomassabeldindahouse6753]

@@dorothymckillop992 at the beginning, wonderful, i hope you enjoyed it to see you after Many years

[@perkarlsson9087]

Nice! Thank you for uploading.

[@thomassabeldindahouse6753]

It's pleasure, sir! 🙂

[@trustydiamond]

Didn’t see one fat person. Isn’t that rather odd ?

[@Benjiesbeenbetter.]

Didn't see a McLard@rse's or a Dreggs either. Even odder😊.

[@gertchacowsongertcha]

Very little diversity.....lots more happiness

[@jefffranklin8106]

I was 17 at the time and can’t believe how we all looked so slim! How things have changed. 😂😂

[@markmeade2937]

Another time and another place , was born in 1967 , people look so healthy and such wonderful colour 👍

[@patrickhenry735]

What a time to be alive!! 🎶

[@mikewa2]

The Apple Boutique was a retail store located in a building on the corner of Baker Street and Paddington Street, Marylebone, London. It opened on 7 December 1967 and closed on 31 July 1968. The shop was one of the first business ventures by the Beatles' fledgling Apple Corps. The concept of the shop was that everything in it was for sale. The aim, as described by Paul McCartney, was to create "a beautiful place where beautiful people can buy beautiful things". In practice, the stock was overwhelmingly fashion garments and accessories. John Lennon vetoed the use of the word "boutique", but the venture has come to be popularly called the "Apple Boutique

[@beatriceheide9964]

Was für ein farbenprächtiges London in der damaligen doch so verrückten Zeit, wo die Freitheit aufblühte 😊

[@thomassabeldindahouse6753]

Liebe Beatrice, ja, das war schon eine besondere Zeit. Die war wirklich bunt. Viele Grüße Thomas

[@maxsugar6394]

London 67', the capital of cool pop culture... music and fashion.

[@kw2299]

A totally homogenous and culturally aligned society.

[@halloeverybodypeeps]

Adolf, is that you 😲

[@seekingtruth4105]

A typically woke remark from a thick git

[@voiskumbeaver3285]

@@halloeverybodypeeps "Homogenous and culturally aligned" He sounds like a real fuckin hep cat don't he? 🤣

[@michelcharron4633]

Bollocks

[@ladybird1463]

A dream

[@strangemagic5502]

Oh how I wish those days back even though I was only 4 years old. No knife crime, hardly any diversity and politics didn't interfere in ordinary lives like today. Thank you for posting this.

[@Jackie-ji2sj]

CLEARLY SUPERIOR AND CALM AND BEAUTIFUL WHEN JUST WHITE ENGLISH AND BRITISH ❤

[@russcooke5671]

So true mate. Before the treacherous government FCUKED us up with immigration

[@RS-ln3ns]

THERE WERE MANY DIFFERENT ETHNICITIES WHO HAD IMMIGRATED TO LONDON, SINCE THE 1950'S BUT THEY WERE JUST A MINORITY BACK THEN BUT BECAUSE OF THE CONTINUING OF MASS IMMIGRATION TO THE UK, INCLUDING REFUGEES AND ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS, IS WHY LONDON IS, THE WAY IT IS, TODAY. ALL WESTERN EUROPE IS FACING THE SAME PROBLEM, WITH REGARDS TO MASS IMMIGRATION, NOT JUST THE UK.

[@RS-ln3ns]

NOT THAT CALM, WHEN THEY GET DRUNK. THE HOOLIGAN SIDE COMES OUT, ESPECIALLY, WHEN ABROAD, ON HOLIDAY.

[@Nazerene777]

They look so happy and carefree.

[@briangraham1024]

Groovy man ... like ... far out! Can you dig it???

[@gabriellaj.o.6180]

Oh wow. How lovelyx

[@susanbarnes3551]

This is 55 years ago. 55 years before 1967 women couldn't show their ankles and young men wore khaki.

[@julienhatswell1732]

I'm 56, seeing this footage of the year before my birth is deeply evocative. The most pressing question is who were the intensely cool young couple cruising in the brand new Lotus Elan? love to know where their lives went...they'll be knocking 80 now!

[@davidr6991]

I recall as a thirteen year old waking past 'Granny takes a trip' with half a 1948 Dodge poking out of the front of the shop. Don't think planning permission was so rigous then. Far more imaginative then as were all the shops in the Kings Road, compered to todays bland cooperate outlets. Primark, Next or H&M anyone?

[@bernadettemurray8260]

I was only 3, we still had Bus Stop and Mates in Newcastle 1983. I am from Sunderland.

[@thomassabeldindahouse6753]

Thank you for your comment, Bernadette

[@fivizzano]

ONCE UPON A TIME IN ENGLAND

[@thomassabeldindahouse6753]

Yes, sir!

[@richardhumphreys8662]

Having grown up in the 50s and 60s, it's wonderful to be able to remember these days, but it's also a great sadness.

[@ustheserfs]

don't take your mom or dad's word for it, here it is

[@RaptorJesus.]

look how smart everyone looks!

[@elainebedson6152]

1967.. Great days in Britain, alas not in Is rael

[@thomassabeldindahouse6753]

Yes, sir!

[@carolineridlington5010]

Alas its not like that anymore...the world is turning bad...😢

[@ianthompson662]

when England was England and not full of illegal immigrants

[@katebemb8900]

Or obese people

[@keithrose6931]

And so called legal ones !

[@ubmuhkehcubol]

Even the nuns were cooler.

[@thomassabeldindahouse6753]

It seems 😊👍

[@LorenzPTews]

1967: me, nine years old, 36 stevenage rd, ice-cream for a six-pence at bishop's park ... and my uncle peter listened to strange music with funny covers ... it made me curious ...

[@SilvioBenchimol]

Its seems as film " blow up" october from 1966!!!

[@garyrobertshaw2202]

Wish i could of lived in that era. So calm and quite and respectful. Not like now.

[@thomassabeldindahouse6753]

Yes Gary, exactly!

[@seekingtruth4105]

Radical a London full of londoners

[@markrichards636]

Now look at it....

[@mia56]

Great times great days no tattoos no work culture , and free speech we could say in those days ….. bring it back

[@capitalb5889]

What specifically did you want to say in 1967 that you can’t say today?

[@Gieszkanne]

.... oder als London/England noch vornehmlich weiß war. Als Engländer noch eine Heimat hatten.

[@Andre.felipe84]

When London was a germanic city.

[@JohnSmith-wl8cv]

When do you want it ,thats irrelevant

[@misfit2022]

Sadly before I was born but looks great and around the time my father was going in as he was stationed nearby.

[@billgriffiths1685]

Why are the people not saying " You need permission to film me?"

[@thomassabeldindahouse6753]

I think they loved it!

[@Isleofskye]

We were free and easy. Not like today's Compen sa shun Society. lol One day a Fishmonger, accidentally, threw his hot end-of-day slops all over my legs, apologized,I accepted and, literally, moved on. lol No mobiles.People engaged with each other.

[@billgriffiths1685]

@@Isleofskye today that Fishmongers would've been posted all over Social media and bombarded with negativity and probably forced to close. The Internet is one of our greatest tools but one of our worst interactive methods.

[@gilgameshofuruk4060]

Because everyone was cool and groovy, man.

[@carolbooker8278]

Best days ever x will never have them again

[@jandrew0639]

Oh dear! Multiculturalism has not been kind to you England.

[@hanzobi1926]

Multiculturalism is cancer of the earth

[@Daniel-deMerrivale]

Groovy man❤

[@thomassabeldindahouse6753]

Thank you!

[@petermaas4455]

today Carnaby Street is disappointing compared to that. And the people too!

[@Benjiesbeenbetter.]

I went to Carnaby Street in the eighties. It was rubbish.

[@capitalb5889]

My first memories of it were from the late 80s and it was terrible.

[@modellbahnagenda]

Hallo Thomas, schöne Zeitreise. Grüße Uwe

[@thomassabeldindahouse6753]

Das finde ich auch. Gruselig ist nur, dass eine Doppelgängerin meiner Tochter durchs Bild läuft. Sie will uns aber nicht verraten, wie das Wurmloch funktioniert😅

[@djrichylaurence8991]

Groovy man!

[@thomassabeldindahouse6753]

Thank you, sir!😊

[@petecarter2618]

Civilised London not like now with street riots, too many immigrants, drug wars etc. Back then everybody seemed carefree and happy and enjoying life!!

[@JohnCashin]

There was bad stuff going on in the sixties too, some pretty nasty villains were around, the police were just as busy back then with London gangs and criminal activity but the main difference between then and now is that the bad guys back in those days were professional, organised and much smarter at covering themselves up and they showed respect in public, well, at face value at least. It was much more cleverly hidden. That's why it looks better than today.

[@petecarter2618]

@@JohnCashin Yes I know there were some nasty villains around then but they kept some of the other nasty villains in check as we all know. I'm talking about the kind of people now that are making London a worse and dangerous place to live in as we have seen recently with street riots and looting, stabbings, drug barons using people to fuel their profits, overpopulated areas causing poverty and crime and the fact that Londons population has increased significantly by nearly 25% since 1967 to the present day alot of which is through mass immigration!!

[@sandgrownun66]

@@JohnCashin Rubbish. The murder rate in London has increased by 300%, since the 1960's, and we all know why.

[@JohnCashin]

@marthasheilds2446 That's right, it's nothing new really, in fact, even back in the 50s and 60s, people in London and other places were complaining about how things had changed and how there was less law and order on the streets. Policing actually underwent some major changes back then because crime was becoming epidemic, especially bank robberies and shop smash and grabs. These were done by highly organised gangs back then and the police were becoming overwhelmed. The gangs knew exactly who the local bobbies were, where they would be and at what time, so they struck when they weren't around. That was the real end of the 'Dixon of Dock Green' style policing era, it just wasn't effective anymore. The Kray Twin gang was just one of many in London and across the country. They had rivals that they were at war with, and people were killed as a result of their rivalry. The most famous and well-known gangster assassination back then was the killing of Jack the Hat McVitie. There was also another well known gang on gang killing in the Blind Beggar pub in Whitechapel E London involving one of the Krays but there were plenty of others. There was also the well-known 'Great Train Robbery' gang, nasty people too but highly organised and smart. The problem is, that so many people forget about all of this that used to go on back then and they have this rose-tinted view of those "good old days". I'm afraid they were far from good, the streets weren't safe back then for innocent people because they could be and were caught up in the crossfire between rival gangsters. The only difference now is that the gangsters are less organised and much more spontaneous, with diminished levels of planning behind it all and they're mainly very young, impulsive, etc. Bank robberies etc are attempted now by desperate people on drugs, rather than organised gangs. Those days are over. Many thanks for your reply.

[@sandgrownun66]

@marthasheilds2446 More rubbish. You obviously haven't got a clue what you're talking about. However, you're probably not a victim of the new, imported crimes, that were unknown in Britain, only a few decades ago. Cultural relativism is a fabricated concept, and there's the saying, "birds of a feather, flock together", for a reason. Diversity is by definition, division, and out of division, comes strife and conflict.

[@johnbowkett80]

Look how slim everyone is ...... 👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@oscoe]

I wish someone would recognise themself on this clip and come forward on this comments section!!

[@thomassabeldindahouse6753]

My daughter is 18 today, but there is one person in this film looking exactly like her. We were amazed and ask her how to manage that time-change. She laughted and gave us no answer. 🙄

[@jimmeven1120]

If you sort the comments into newest first and scroll down a short way, there's somebody who spotted herself. It would be wonderful to trace people from one of these swinging 60s videos and get their reactions. A lot of them probably weren't even aware they were being filmed.

[@gkprivate433]

great song

[@thomassabeldindahouse6753]

Yes, it's a garage band from 1967.👍😊

[@SilvioBenchimol]

@@thomassabeldindahouse6753 what a band, friend??

[@thomassabeldindahouse6753]

@@SilvioBenchimol the uncalled for, do like me

[@Anonymous-KB]

Whats the song?

[@Paul-010]

We “Boomers” were so fortunate to live then. Where’s that Time Machine!!!

[@neuroscience4all]

My dad still wears those trousers.

[@Benjiesbeenbetter.]

I read that as "My dad still wears trousers". Although, thinking about all the tracksuit bottoms these days, that's not as silly as it sounds.

[@frdsg8350]

Ii was born in 93 in London (English) and have never known this. It has been robbed from me.

[@parkst.frankfranklin3986]

London was great then. Carnaby st was cool, unlike today.

[@simoneastwood3779]

Were you allowed to be over 24 years old back then! The number of young people is astounding.

[@johnhiscott-walsh5198]

♥♥♥

[@thomassabeldindahouse6753]

Thank you, sir!

[@lauraclark1520]

What is the song playing in background. If anyone can tell i would be really grateful as it's fab x

[@strangemagic5502]

I think it's a band called Small Faces but not sure

[@heathstjohn6775]

Lot's of willing, wallet-emptying fashion victims in every age, looking for that elusive reason to live. Some extremely attractive things on view, from the female to the mechanical. And I'd far rather have wasted my money in that age than in this one. But its values led us here, and that shows, ultimately, everywhere you look now, its dearth of mature wisdom.

[@ladystardust2008]

Wish nothing had ever changed.. yeah the sexism, the racism, crap TV, and narrow minded old gits like Bill Grundy running things. Loved it all 👎

[@thomassabeldindahouse6753]

Yes, a good wish, but time has changed.

[@EmbraceBoredom-pr7rt]

Arnold Schwarzenegger in his Scarface period in the thumbnail there 👀

[@Onlyfooledonce]

I worked next door t Palladium and lunched in Cranks and The Shakespeare.

[@thomassabeldindahouse6753]

@@Onlyfooledonce great, Pauline! 👍😊

[@Alexia24601]

London was so groovy!!

[@Glen-ft8ch]

London England today is a real dangerous and depressing place.

[@Benjiesbeenbetter.]

Ill mannered too.

[@david9180]

How many Brits of they could time travel would go back to this time period now ??

[@UOO303T]

What is the background song called plz

[@zikihowdreams2073]

Name song???

[@richardsingh5827]

Some nice cars

[@alfching2499]

Most of these people are old or dead and buried now

[@decdel77]

What’s the song in the video?

[@thomassabeldindahouse6753]

The uncalled for, do like me

[@halloeverybodypeeps]

Anyone know the music...

[@sandgrownun66]

"Do Like Me" by The Uncalled For.

[@halloeverybodypeeps]

Thank you so much!