WHAT THE?!.. | FIRST TIME HEARING Talk Talk - Talk Talk REACTION

[@davidbyers4909]

It’s My Life, Life’s What You Make It, and Such a Shame are also 80’s greatness by them that stands apart from any other group at the time!

[@Shrykespeare]

Great songs all. Tomorrow's Started tears my heart out every time I listen to it.

[@stephenbrowning7639]

Agreed! Gwen Stephanie used its my life rifs in one of her songs but Life's what you make it is so brilliant and it's a pure 90's piano brilliance.

[@brianh9358]

Yes on these songs - especially "Life's What You Make It"

[@davidcortez1214]

Agree 100%!

[@patrickwirbeleit4501]

Totally agree! You can choose any or all of them for a reaction. Would be interested to see them react to Such a shame. It is a brilliant song and was a massive hit here in Germany. But it is also kind of weird. In a good sense, of course. I would be really interested if it is still appealing today.

[@florenciaalvarez3213]

OMG!! Talk Talk is one of my favorite bands of all time! Mark Hollis’ voice is so special and amazing. I cried when he passed a few years ago. There are no words! Please consider reacting to “Such A Game”, “DumDum Girl”, “Life Is What You Make It” and of course “It’s My Life” which was covered by No Doubt. No offense to anyone who loved the cover, but the original version, in my opinion is incredible! Whoever requested this song/band thank you so much! And I truly loved your reaction!! The 80’s were amazing and growing up with this band, The Cure, Depeche Mode, Yaz, The Police, and Duran Duran was in itself something I’ll always cherish. One could agree about your Billy Idol comparison but if you choose to react to another Talk Talk song you will see that they are not necessarily the same. We can agree to disagree but sincerely THANK YOU! This made my whole day! Amber and Jay you are the best! Please try to react to the live version of George Michael’s “Killer(Papa Was A Rolling Stone) he combined two songs by two different artists and it worked! Thank you again so very much!

[@n0w3lly90]

Agree with every word. In the 80s, Talk Talk were so underrated, Mark Hollis was a great vocalist and songwriter, and the musicians of the band were also brilliant. The drummer - forget his name - was superb. Such A Shame, It's My Life and Life's What You Make It were my favourites, with "It's My Life" being an iconic 80s tune

[@florenciaalvarez3213]

@@n0w3lly90 Thank you! It’s wonderful that you feel the same way. Talk Talk and all of the bands from the 80’s are amazing!

[@writerjohnmcnally]

Talk Talk is one of the most under-appreciated bands of the ‘80s. Each album of theirs was more interesting than the previous ones, and their last two albums were fascinating, uncommercial jazzy experiments.

[@rodb9275]

Talk Talk's "It's my Life" is a must hear. And then do No Doubt's version of it.

[@palebeachbum]

Yes to both!

[@bigskyneal784]

One of the most memorable music videos from early MTV days too.

[@patrickwirbeleit4501]

@D Spayre totally agree. They didn't bring anything new to the table. But at least they introduced the song to a new generation. And hopefully some of the kids tracked it back to it's origins and discovered the real deal. 😉

[@kevinmoore2929]

No Doubt's cover is a nice homage but it's not Talk Talk.

[@ZoolGatekeeper]

@D Spayre Yeah, No Doubt made this song into a princess version, when it was about something completely different..

[@Jillyconjem]

RIP Mark Hollis. This song is one of my top favorites ever. Mark Hollis and Talk Talk, well, I adore them. 💜💜💜💜💜 The drummer’s energy always fascinated me, as well. Mark Hollis was full of passion. 💜💜💜💜💜

[@Shrykespeare]

Talk Talk is one of my favorite bands, not only of the 80s, but of ALL TIME. They are so underrated it's almost criminal, and their use of piano made them stand out in the synth-heavy 80s. THANK YOU for finding this hidden gem of a band! Mark David Hollis's voice, in so many of their best songs, drips like honey into your ears. "It's My Life" was their biggest hit in the US, but "Tomorrow Started" is one of the most gut wrenching vocals I've ever heard in my life. "Life's What You Make it" has one of the most awesome piano tracks EVER. RIP Mark Hollis. P.S. My recommendation for your next Billy Idol song is "To Be a Lover"... it's pure, unadulterated badass Billy. Or you could do something from his Christmas album (yes, Billy had a Christmas album!). "O Christmas Tree" is a great one.

[@DavidKing-ut9wr]

It’s my life was their top song for me.

[@Shrykespeare]

@@DavidKing-ut9wr The hook was brilliant. They played it over and over again on pop radio. No Doubt's version, while good, still pales in comparison.

[@DavidKing-ut9wr]

@@Shrykespeare the live version from Montreux in I believe ‘86 was awesome.

[@itsmedino]

Forgot about “It’s my life”

[@patrick3926]

I love their synth pop stuff and the switch to post rock 🔥🔥

[@bryansproles2879]

2 more really big Talk Talk hits you may want to check out are "Such A Shame" and "It's My Life". Another amazing synthpop 80's band was A-Ha. Well known for their song "Take On Me", but "The Sun Always Shines on TV" is super catchy as well.

[@tommtommkin]

Its my life is a truly great song.

[@neptune9]

They've already reacted to A-Ha "Take On Me'.

[@blundin4165]

You beat me to it! 🥰

[@SolarTiger]

It's My Life...their best

[@davidhoward6254]

Yes all over the place for "It's My Life"...listen to this before you listen to the Gwen Stefani version!

[@kimcutts424]

You are absolutely right 💯. The 80s was THE best decade to be in your teens & early 20s. I know... . I was there. 🎺🎷🎹🎤🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@thebillryan]

I agree. I guess it depends on the geography.

[@peter-utrblk]

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[@blinksstayfresh2524]

Uk bands kick so much ass

[@kennethmcdonald2987]

I agree with everyone else on here on It's My Life and the other songs mentioned in the comments .Such an underated group .RIP Mark Hollis .The music video for It's My Life is absolutely wonderful .

[@dv3507]

Yes, the 80s were awesome! As far as another Talk Talk song suggestion, you should check out "It's My Life." Amber will love it, since she's a Gwen Stefani fan. No Doubt covered this song. For your next Billy Idol song, check out "Dancing With Myself!" You will be rocking along! Love you guys! 🤍

[@LionheartNh]

80s were my heydays...I'm 63 now it is so good to see new generations like yourselves listening and loving these songs. If I may make a suggestion..Heaven 17...Let me go

[@colinrattray816]

As someone that was a teenager in the 80’s I love that you have the decade nailed, one of my favourite bands of all time lucky to have seen them play live, Mark Hollis was a legend and totally underrated, sadly missed, love you guys!

[@BetsyJ555]

The 80’s was the best decade for music. I was always out dancing at alternative/new wave/punk clubs. The music scene was incredible!

[@leeloo4182]

Talk Talk was such a great band ,such a great voice R.I.P Mark Hollis

[@paulhenderson8201]

It's My Life, Life's What You Make It! Two of their better tracks. Love you guys!

[@ThatGeekyMaker]

Growing up in the 80's was amazing! The music, the toys, the games, the fashion, the movies...I miss it so much.

[@dsgm10]

Amber I am one of those hippies who is proud of her 80's babies. In fact, my daughter was born in 1980 and Amber you remind me so much of her. You look like her, talk like her, laugh like her, parent like her and have very similar personalities. That is just one of the reasons you and your family have captured my heart. Love both of your channels and I so enjoy your love of music and your love and joy for life.

[@RobSquadReactions]

Oh thank you for that beautiful comparison! She is a blessed girl to be raised by a cool hippie chick like you!

[@no2all]

Love Talk Talk. They really cut out a niche in the music scene. Another British band you might like from that era is The Fixx with "One Thing Leads to Another". I am certain that song will bring joy into your lives.

[@thegreatjamma7716]

Best reaction channel on youtube. Love you guys

[@chriso6719]

Another one of the 80's pop/new wave/synth bands from the UK. You want more Billy Idol?- try Dancing With Myself, Mony Mony, or Cradle of Love

[@itsmedino]

Mony, mony live

[@rray848]

Talk Talk were English... they had a bigger following in the UK. They were big among the New Wave crowd. If you want some more 80s Synthpop/New Wave try... Kajagoogoo - "Too Shy" Naked Eyes - "Always Something There To Remind Me" Johnny Hates Jazz - "Shattered Dreams" Peter Shilling = "Major Tom (Coming Home}" Thomas Dolby - "She Blinded Me With Science" The Vapors - "Turning Japanese" Timbuk 3 - "The Future's So Bright, I Gotta Wear Shades" Erasure - "Chains of Love"

[@NmDPlm31]

I wouldn’t overlook Promises Promises by Naked Eyes, also.

[@goblinqueen4991]

Great choices! "Major Tom" will have greater context if they listen to Bowie's "Space Oddity" first, though. (I don't think they've done that one, anyway.)

[@rray848]

@@goblinqueen4991 Good idea... A note to Jay and Amber to set context... David Bowie released a song in 1969 about Major Tom called "Space Oddity". In the song he kinda leaves the Major's fate in question. Peter came out with his song in 1983 to add an ending to the story.

[@Xman156]

I highly recommend Blue Monday by New Order to this list.

[@aavv1818]

I REMEMBER ALL THESE SONGS AND LOVED THEM ALL! -San Francisco fan girl

[@blindonion]

You've got to hear Life's what you make it, "I don't believe in you" , and the bittersweet "I Believe in You". Talk Talk is an amazing band, so please dive deeper!!!

[@tompickles9798]

IMO one of the MOST influential and UNDERRATED bands of the 80s. I'm sure suggestions have been made in previous comments. PLEASE PLEASE REACT TO them you will not be disappointed.

[@Tulkas219]

Now we're talking, love me some Talk Talk. Now you need to try Life's What You Make It, Living In Another World, I Believe In You or It's My Life (they did the original that was covered by No Doubt). Or the whole of the Spirit of Eden album which is imo one of the best albums of all time, but needs to be listened to as a whole.

[@lewisrichardanker]

The 80's were awesome, in fact I spend most of my time there these day's because the world seems pretty bleak at the moment. Thank goodness for you guy's brightenning up my day 3 times a day. Love your video's keep up the great work.

[@dsmphotography]

Awesome song and band! Here are other 80s bands that come to mind that I think you would appreciate: Icicle Works, Big Country, Loverboy, Echo and the Bunnymen, The Psychedelic Furs, and The Cure.

[@armynurseboy]

"Working For The Weekend" by Loverboy was my jam....

[@laurabrevitz3944]

You guys would LOVE Loverboy. "Working for the Weekend" was their first big hit.

[@BGNOLA]

I'd like to see them do the Replacements

[@Afontanez1962]

Surprised they haven't touched Loverboy yet. "Working for the Weekend" was a humongous mega-hit back in the early 80's. Even to this day, radio stations play it on Fridays at 5PM, signifying the end of the workweek. And of course, the one that started it all, "Turn me Loose"

[@BGNOLA]

@@tangledandfar that song reminds me of a friend who passed away about 25 years ago; she had their album.

[@MathildaFlow]

I’m obsessed with this band.

[@rogeroran2911]

Definitely one of the better 80’s bands, and as someone who grew up in the 80’s, you guys have a very good grasp on what it was like then.

[@andreasmuller9362]

Talk Talk - Live at Montreux 1986 is an absolute must!

[@njnyboer9264]

Talk Talks Its my life is the bands biggest hit ,beautiful song by a very underrated British band. Loving the channel guys,never miss a video

[@davidish9083]

My absolute favorite 80’s band! Their style changed dramatically after their first 2 albums. Love them.

[@sujatabose7983]

You're right. I was a teenager in the 80s and it was mind-blowing discovering the variety of music in that era.

[@Dee-gk6zg]

Lost my WWII Navy vet father a year ago. He was the ultimate Bengals fan. Makes be love ya even more Jordan. This is such a great song!

[@Lab-Rat]

“It’s my life” is a must from them

[@Malfie657]

Hi guys, please don't imagine that this is all that Talk Talk do - the range and sophistication of their back catalogue is quite amazing and well worth exploring (please!). RIP Mark Hollis, surely one of the most underrated front men in the business.

[@ENDTIMEsVideoLibrary]

Talk Talk had a lot of hits including "It's My Life", "Life Is What You Make It" and "Living In Another World". This was a big song for them and really was a humongous part of the early 80s New Wave sound that MTV helped cultivate. Sadly, the Lead Singer past away a few years ago.. Such a great band!

[@ajmmusic3961]

"The 80's has to be one of the best decades ever". ..... Aaaaa, YES!!! I'm from the 80's and if someone would have TOLD us that we were living in one of the best music decades in history, then, I would have appreciated it a little bit more!! ... Still, not going to lie, I am really glad to be a teen of the 80's. ..... Nice react. 😊

[@shanemwood]

I remember being at an underwear only house party back in the 80s and this song was blasting. Good times! If there was ever a decade that deserved the title 'epic', it's the 80s.

[@bobbih6360]

Yes, GEN X are children of the hippies and primarily grew up in the 80s, with names like Star, Moon, and Skye - younger Xers finished high school in the 90s. People talk about Boomers, Millennials, and Gen Z, and GEN X gets skipped over sometimes because the population is fewer, but GEN X is quite significant. 🙂

[@SquirminHermanthe1eyedGerman]

yup, I was born the summer of love 1967 - PEACE LOVE n HIPPYNESS!

[@kimhubbard826]

Actually Gen Xers is 1965-1980. I am Gen X and was born in 66, finished hs in 84. People always forget our generation and skip right over us and yes it was one of the best Generations!

[@chelsea747]

@Kim Hubbard You are correct! Gen X ends around 1980. Maybe some Gen Xers were born to hippie/Boomer parents, but I had parents from the ‘Silent Generation’ (1928-1945) and I was born in 77 🤷🏻‍♀️ I think it’s more likely that Millenials are the ones born from hippie parents. For the people that made the music of the 80s who were already adults then or just becoming adults, they were more likely to be Boomers themselves or early Gen X, their parents weren’t hippies but most likely Silent Gen as well. I also think Gen X gets forgotten a little like the Silent Gen did (thus their name) 🙂

[@delisamarchetti5926]

Hi guys the 80's was a blast, it was a happy time of my life. So nice to revisit it though your eyes.

[@TracyfromNC]

Never tell you enough..you guys give me so much joy...liove those gorgeous kids...always watch your videos. RobSuadfamily for my own ...love it,!he 80s rocked!

[@Markhypnosis1]

It's my life, and Life's what you make it. Both absolutely gorgeous songs.

[@stephencramer7920]

Never apologize for supporting your team.

[@Sidistic_Atheist]

Yes... *Gwen Stefani* _"It's my Life"_ is a *Talk Talk* cover. I cry, when kids today, say that their favourite artist or bands are great song writers.. AAAaarrrggghhh...

[@joannetyndall3625]

You are right...I did from 9 to 19 years old in the 80s and consider myself blessed xx

[@benoitrenaud519]

My favorite songs of theirs are Happiness is Easy, Life is what you make it, Living in another world, all from the same album. great arrangements and production.

[@jerrycote659]

I’m 60s born and came of age in the 80s so I am very partial to 80s music, particularly synthpop from the UK, the BEST! While Talk Talk we’re not as big in the US as in the UK, I latched on to them when I first heard “It’s My Life” which you guys should consider reacting to. Song and video are really good.

[@jordan390a]

RIP Mr. Hollis and thanks for the memories and great tunes...!

[@kalaipaa]

Talk Talk was part of the many bands from England often referred as the second English Invasion in the 80's. The first being the Beatles.

[@TheBarkinFrog]

The first British Invasion encompassed far more than the Beatles; The Rolling Stones, The Who, The Dave Clark Five, The Yardbirds, The Zombies, The Animals, Small Faces, The Kinks, The Hollies, The Birds, Manfred Mann, and at least a dozen more.

[@SabrinaL10101]

I miss the 80's. It was one of the greatest decades for music and one of the last for freedoms we no longer have.

[@SebastianSmith-c5t]

RIP Mark Hollis (singer)

[@lisatonzi9728]

So 80s! My husband and I met in 1987. This was one his favorite bands!!

[@gpreactions3194]

Love this song. Remember listening to this through the autumn and winter of 1982. Great reaction, love it. X

[@richierich4538]

In the decade of the 80's I was the ages of 15-25! Couldnt have planned it better myself!!😍😎

[@nellyweini8188]

“Such a shame” is my favorite song from Talk Talk, right after “It’s my life” The video from “Such a Shame” is also such a cute video. The singer looks like a boy, with a cute grin in his face, fun facial expressions and I couldn’t believe that this awesome voice comes from him. Growing up in East Germany, I wasn’t able to see the music video back than, so I had lots of fun seeing it many years later.

[@danielmchenry1000]

That 80s bop. Yes you got it. good 1 "Hair. Colors and Fun". 80s was an amazing period. Yes!!

[@ianbarnard4963]

Please round this out by reacting to Talk Talk official video live at Montreux- doing Such a Shame. It's a superb performance, and shows how much the band had matured.

[@patrickwirbeleit4501]

The whole show is a treasure. His vocals are incredibly on point. And the musical arrangements are simply fantastic and brilliantly performed.

[@Jillyconjem]

I had to buy the Live at Montreux show on dvd. Every moment is so fantastic. 💜💜💜

[@patrickwirbeleit4501]

@@Jillyconjem Is there also an audio version attached?

[@Jillyconjem]

@@patrickwirbeleit4501 I really don’t recall. I usually listen to them on Spotify or I just play the dvd without watching it. I recently moved, so my dvds aren’t quite accessible at the moment. I’m sorry. 🤷🏼‍♀️

[@patrickwirbeleit4501]

@@Jillyconjem thanks anyway. I'll guess I also have to buy the DVD then. 😉

[@maggienichols1482]

I think I was 14 or 15 when I first heard this and fell in love with it!!! Early 80’s ❤❤ I’m 53 now and still love it and jam to it!!! The 80’s was awesome!!! 😎

[@Nico_Tena]

I loved this song ever since I first heard it back in 80s. Thanks for doing a reaction to it.

[@LaptopLarry330]

Talk Talk was a British Rock band with an unconventional arrangement: they had no lead guitarist. Mark Hollis was the lead singer, piano player/organist, and guitarist. Lee Harris played drums. Paul Webb played bass. Talk Talk were together from 1981 to 1991, when the band broke up. This song/music video was their first hit in the US, thanks to regular airplay on MTV. Talk Talk's biggest hit, was their song/music video for the song, "It's My Life", which was later covered by No Doubt in 2004. Mark Hollis died of a brain tumor in 2019, at the age of 64.

[@happymethehappyone8300]

A MUST HEAR,, TALK TALK "IT'S MY LIFE"

[@androidemulator6952]

Talk Talk , with the swirling synths - a brilliant band... love tyem form the 80s. RIP Mark Hollis. ;)

[@godsspeedify]

Taking me back to memory lane I LOVE 80s. 💕💕💕💕. NOTHING IS BETTER THAN THE 80's

[@matthewmcquillan2712]

Mark Collins, the nicest man you could ever meet in the Music Industry

[@surlechapeau]

"It's My Life" was their biggest hit in the US. (2 hit wonder?)

[@sarahcushing939]

Yeah! Someone's reacting to Talk Talk! It's my Life and Life's what you make it are also great songs! Thank you!

[@t.j.payeur5331]

"Life's What You Make It " is my personal favorite...

[@MsSixx1]

The 80's was an amazing time to be a teenager~~which I was~~the music was beyond incredible. Billy has sooooooooo many great songs and he was in a successful punk band before going solo. So, the band he was in is called Generation X and they are worth looking into. Their best songs, in my opinion are Ready Steady Go and Untouchables. One of my all time faves of his solo work is Catch My Fall featured in the 80's movie Some Kind of Wonderful~~which is an amazing 80's movie.

[@renyauger4560]

One of the best of the 80s and the band that produced the best song of the 80’s, It’s My Life. ROB, I DARE YOU NOT TO DANCE!

[@writerjohnmcnally]

Now that you’ve done Talk Talk, try The The’s “This is the Day.”

[@Shrykespeare]

OMG I love The The! "Infected" and "Jealous of Youth" are bangers!

[@writerjohnmcnally]

@@Shrykespeare The The’s album Soul Mining is in my top 3 favorite albums of the ‘80s. But I love all their albums, even their later ones.

[@corvus1374]

Or Was/Not Was, Out Come the Freaks, or Walk the Dinosaur.

[@Shrykespeare]

@@writerjohnmcnally Plus, The The still has my vote for greatest band name of all time.

[@teknikel]

Have to start with "Uncertain Smile".

[@DeadMenWalking2022]

I supported this band in the 80’s with a Band called Dance Dance , Talk Talk were amazing Live, this was there opening song 🎸❤️

[@jad4680]

one of the greatest new wave 80s british groups! some great songs!! " LIFE'S WHAT YOU MAKE IT"by talk talk, for reaction! amazing life affirming song great reaction guys ; )

[@gkpres]

I was in my 20’s in Miami in the 80s. It was an era of big night clubs with 3,000 people, big hair bands, punk rock, pop music, rap, R&B and great movies that are timeless! So glad you’re exploring this era!

[@mojowheelz]

The 80’s was filled with people (especially in the UK) who wanted to create their own sound and not always re-imagine the music they heard growing up. In short, IMAGINATION!

[@claimguy]

Mark Hollis = Unmitigated Genius

[@QueenHyphenette]

LOVE! LOVE! One of my favorite songs from the 80s!

[@tk72231968]

80's decade was epic...I want a do over. 👍 Talk Talk also has "Such A Shame" and "It's My Life" on my infinite playlist, great 80's band.

[@rolandthompson8791]

Such a talented group so many songs are FANTASTIC!! Mark Hollis RIP. Forever in my playlst!!

[@franckbizouard3357]

You lucky, one of my favorite band ever. You have so many jewels to discover. Welcome in the wonderful world of Talk talk. Mark Hollis was a genius. Try "Life is what you make it", "Such a shame".

[@scorpiouk5914]

"Living In Another World", one of their very best songs IMHO.

[@user-or1ye3iz6d]

Psychedelic Furs "Love my way" ❤️

[@kramalbion]

I saw Talk Talk live at Newcastle City Hall they were epic. No fancy light show or dance routines no gimmicks just pure brilliant music.

[@indynation6317]

Yes the 80s was the best decade ever. 80s music rocked in all genres

[@picmajik]

The 80s were great, especially after some of the gloom and doom of the 70s. I graduated from college in 82 and it was great with MTV, hair bands, New Wave, and all kinds of fun styles after just jeans, t-shirts, or polyester everything. Talk Talk is my favorite song of theirs.

[@debruno55]

I've watched a lot of your reactions but adding Talk Talk just caused me to subscribe.

[@evacovault2880]

Love Talk Talk! I'm going to agree to the rest of the suggestions in the comments for more Talk Talk to listen to! Amber nailed it, we really were all about expressing ourselves in the 80's and we had amazing music from multiple genres. It blows my mind that my kids can't go to school with blue hair, and yet in the 80's it was not uncommon to have at least 1 or 2 classmates with 6 inch mohawks dyed multiple colors, not to mention half of us had safety pin earrings. I loved growing up in 80's, and 80's pop is the only pop that I liked. Of course, the downside to growing up during that time was that we had to deal with the very real threat of a possible nuclear war (we used to have bomb drills) and the AIDS epidemic. Maybe that's part of what made that time so great, we expressed ourselves and lived like it could be our last day, because we always had that underlying threat that it really could be.

[@CofyjunkyPNW]

I always loved this song! Thanks for choosing it! 😁

[@rufscooby1]

thank you for doing this...it is a long forgotten song that was great. yall awesome!

[@AnAdorableWombat1]

That keyboardist was jamming in that video though😂

[@that1dragonkid]

And this album is called Talk Talk! I remember this video on MTV back in the day. They always showed the artist, song title, album, and record label in the lower left corner. Talk Talk, Talk Talk, Talk Talk, EMI Records!

[@VicMikesvideodiary]

80's bop! HAhaha, she totally got the move down.

[@beckycourtemanche1088]

RIP Mark Hollis. One of my favorite bands!

[@badhairday_247]

They are even better live. Check out their 1986 concert in Montréux! ‘Such a shame’, ‘Living in another world’ ‘It’s my life’…amazing.

[@ralfheiligers4448]

I can listen to those performances over and over. Too good!

[@marilynbergh3649]

What an exciting decade it was. Such good memories and music. Talk talk so cool.

[@xoxxobob61]

It seemed like every genre of Music excelled in the 80's from Rap/Hip-Hop to New Wave to Pop to Metal. It really was a great decade for Music!

[@jameshernandez9180]

Wow I love you guys.. Just started watching your show a few months ago and I love it, especially when you do 80's bands.. You nailed it Rob. I was 18 in 1980. I always describe the 80's with a lot of bright neon colors. We got so tired of hearing about what a cool generation the 60s was and yeah we wanted to make our mark. It was a great time to be alive. I could tell you some stories. Anyways live the show 👍🏼😎 Keep Rockin

[@NikkiOglesby]

The 80’s were a magical time to become a teenager! I miss those days!!!💗

[@frankeastman5160]

Wow! You reacted to this song! You guys are amazing with your song selections!

[@compostcorner5934]

80,s was my era , great times . The fashion was loud and expressive 👍🎶😁. Plenty of 80,s artists to react to ..

[@the_cheese]

Are you guys looking over my shoulder? I just linked this SAME. VIDEO. to someone else yesterday. Thanks for the awesome reaction videos, Rob Squad!!

[@androidemulator6952]

How can anyone not get the "spine tingles" when listening to this ???!! ;)