Um...how is that funny? It was really the first song on MTV... and it really is perfect, no? Lol - VIDEO killed the radio star? Oh yeah man...fckn hilarious..
I lost my dad yesterday. Growing up, he’d tell me and my siblings that we would start a band and this was the song we “rehearsed” in the car. An all time great memory
Do you know of any other music that has something similar to the female voice? I like her voice but they are doing something with the reverb or something. Is there a name for it?
@@skflmgjok462 That’s the reason why licensing music for video games became a thing, GTA 3's music was rather obscured or new so Rockstar gambled and introduced this concept for GTA VC which was set in the 80s.
I love you for this comment lol. I too had some confusion regarding songs when I was little. I used to think “oh how id love to be in that number” was about being on like a number 8 float in a parade, a literal number
I will forever love that my parents, mainly my dad, played 80s, 90s, and rock music in the car as a kid... now I play drums and are secretly trying to learn all these songs to surprise them!!💙💙💙
You are so right. Even if an artist isn't the best singer, they're music can still be good due to their playing and their lyrics. I'd rather have an okay singer with great overall songs than an autotune mess.
so true. I spend a lot of time looking for artists who can sing live. I have found several, of course, who are relatively "successful", but still aren't top 40 auto tuned, over produced pop like music.
Remember when MTV was supposed to be the end of radio? I guess that didn't work out too well for them, considering radio is still going and MTV now consists of "Jersey Shore" and "16 and Pregnant".
This gives me vibes of the end of a sad movie, the character is lying in a bath/bed/couch trying to forget about the events of the movie, they hold their hand on their head as the camera slowly pans out and fades into black.
{TW:suicide} [Scene starts] (Song starts) -front shot- our protagonist opens the door to their apartment (I heard you on the wireless back in fifty two) -back shot- the camera cuts to our protagonist walks down their hallway that’s littered with broken picture frames ( lying awake intent at tuning in on you on)-side shot- the camera cuts to our protagonist opening the door to their one mattress bedroom (If I was young it didn’t stop you coming through)-shot from above- our protagonist picks up some clothes and puts them in the bin ( they took the credit of your second symphony. Rewriting by machine and new technology,)- over shot of a trash can- our protagonist throws pictures, books, and envelopes into a trash can, drizzling lighting fuel on the paper, and striking a match (and now I understand the problem you can see.) -wide shot of the kitchen our protagonist is standing in- our protagonist tosses the match causing a flame to form as they walk out the door as they walk towards the bathroom. ( I met your children) - over shot from above our protagonist - our protagonist stands fully clothed standing in the bathtub dangling a plugged in radio by its cord over the tub. ( what did you tell them?)- close up of the dangling radio- our protagonist let’s go of the radio ( Video killed the radio star) the screen cuts to black the moment the chorus starts [end scene] [credits roll]
This song holds meaning to me.. as much as I try to dig, I don’t often think about how much it does mean to me, mainly because I haven’t lost the person who made this song mean so much to me or whatever.. I thank my mom for introducing me to this music. This is a song that makes me laugh, cry, or just space out at times.. no matter how I’m feeling.
My dad used to play this all the time in the car when I was a kid. I remember just laughing and dancing with him every time we were on the road. Good times.
It’s funny that this sounds exactly like Shane Dawson’s “crazy pink wig” song and it literally says “Video killed the radio star”....all of those videos resurfacing about Shane killed his career 👀
you can have your heists, you can have you dual wielding, and you can have your Multiplayer but you know what Vice City has it had the best soundtrack of any GTA.
This song played when I was playing GTA Vice city and I messed up a corner, as my car fell into the sea the song went "In my mind and in my car, we can't rewind we've gone too far."
I honestly don't know where I first heard this song, it was so long ago. I'm pretty sure I found it by accident I'm still in love with this song till this day
My 7th grade art teacher brought me here. She always played the radio in class and one day, this song came on. I jotted down "video killed the radio star" in my notebook, looked the song up on CZcams when I got home and the rest is history. Thanks again to Ms. Stasik for introducing me to this song.
i love that this song is like. ubiquitous for 2000s kids because our parents were kids when the song came out and they shared it with us when we were kids. its honestly really sweet.
Aww! I remember me and my cousin dancing to this on Just Dance! We loved it so much- it was the only song we would ever dance too when playing. So many memories!
An absolute classic, gives me nostalgia for a time I didn't even live in. I didn't grow up with it either, but man I wish I did. Has a similar bouncy energy to "The Power of Love" by Huey Lewis and the News, which IS a song I grew up with and still enjoy even though it was before my time. That aside, it's ironically sad. Video indeed killed the radio, and now it's internet which killed the video. Time flies.
Considering how the radio announcer’s voice delivery of the lines like with “AND I REMEMBER…the jingle used to go~” It’s has such a subtle sadness in his delivery, like an 90 year old war vet remembering what life was like right before the 2nd world war broke out and how things used to be peaceful. Or something to that effect anyway.
So, generations: 1920s: Radio era 1930s: Fall of the radio, rise of the TV 1940s-1980s: TV era 1990s: *Internet entered the chat* 2000s-2010s: Fall of the TV, rise of the internet Hmm, I wonder what 2020 will bring us.
TheEgyptianOne I mean the radio stations wtih titles like Free Bird and Personal Jesus were great, I liked just driving around in GTA Sa just to listen to the radio aswell in GTA Vice City, so for me it's close.
i honestly dislike kids who feel the need to say they're into 80's or 90's music- or whatever "age". Music doesn't age. It's just good or bad. There are plenty of good songs from the 80's- and plenty of shitty ones. Just like there's a lot of good music coming out now- and a lot of good music that came out of freakin Bach, for example. Don't limit yourself to a decade, you're ignoring a ton of awesome music!
***** Yeah I can agree with you and Matt, some music today is shitty and crappy and a lot of it is actually really good but music from like the 80's and 90's are still awesome, even now because we can like music from any decade. :) Hehe I only know about this song because my music teacher showed my whole class it and me and my sister were like "._. omg..this is awesome what is this song >:U??" XD
Well, it's about the loss of an old and familiar generation, making way for something new and uncertain. Despite its upbeat tempo, it's rather melancholy in its yearning for what was.
Man, the memories. My mom had a big 80's music triple CD pack and I remember this was the 1st song on that pack. I used to "borrow" those CD's and play them while I played with my toys. Good times.
Same bro, me Mum (actually me Dad) had an "80's greatest hits CD" (that when and me sister were young little lads we called 'CD's' 'Music Disks', because we didn't know the name of those things, thought they sounded better being called music disks, and that's it, plus though we listened and could remember this song around the time Minecraft came out, since none of us knew about it, we kept calling CDs 'Music Disks' and even after we found out about Minecraft from our cousins, we still probably called them that as a joke if you will. Anyways, personal, childhood back story out of the way, (and the Birtish speech jokes (since I'm not British, I'm American)), also another neat thing, around the same time Minecraft released, a few covers for "Video Killed the Radio Star" got released to, like the modern 2010s addition of the song by "Young London", or the fan made version inspired by Just Dance's version of the song, or the slow more sad-ish sounding version of the song by "Miss Lyus", but anyways, I remember every time at home and in the car, my parents always played the "80s greatest hits" CD, and this CD had some interesting cover art, it was blue, and made itself "try" to look like a very small Record Disk, and I think it had some white font that said what it played on the CD, but anyways, the reason why I'm talking about this is because for about 4 or so years, my parents lost that CD, and they played it for us for years, throughput both me and sisters childhood even, and now it's gone, I keep hoping and praying someday me or my parents or sister can find it within all of our stuff packed in the basement, and who knows where the hell it got stuck in or whatever. And dispeit it being some stupid little CD, it meant a lot to me, at least I can somewhat suffice myself by whating this video, watching it reminds me of the disk, the memories made, and music played, but since we're in the fucking digital era, we can search up and listen, and save whatever song is on our mind in all of the very devices created for all of us, rather than suffering from the fact you lost the only way to listen to songs you loved the most ever on something you lost, but despite that I can search up any song I can fucking remember from that CD, and from other stuff I just want to add to my personal playlists, I still miss that disk, I hope I'll find it soon, but since me and my family couldn't find it, our hopes of being able to actually find it, are low, I hope we find it soon.
this song can only be listened to when dangerously manic or depressed sitting in the bath fully clothed fully aware that your life is collapsing in front of you
I remember first hearing this song. I wish I could relive that moment when i first heard it. I don't know what kind of feeling it was but it's a moment that sticks out in my mind that I'll never forget.
The red box booth will be hard to kill, the booth is like a soda machine, where I live there are a lot, at my local supermarket there is one and there is always a lot of people lining up to rent movies.
CZcams Killed the video star, video star killed the radio star, the radio star killed the going to concerts with classical music star. iPhone killed the iPod star, the iPod killed the CD star, CD and cassette killed the Vinyl star, and then CD betrayed the Cassette star and killed it, Vinyl also killed the going to classical concerts star.
I had this classmate from elementary and we both share the love of 80s music. He introduced me to this song, whenever I hear this song it reminds me of him. We didn't go to the same high school and rarely get in touch. We met again in college and now he doesn't listen to this music. He had changed, I always remember that boy!
It just blows my mind that this was the first song played on MTV. It's honestly so perfect.
You're funny
Um...how is that funny? It was really the first song on MTV... and it really is perfect, no? Lol - VIDEO killed the radio star? Oh yeah man...fckn hilarious..
I want my MTV🙄
@@teiagaw7663 Me too, bro. It all went downhill once they had to specifically make a separate “MTV Music” channel
@@stevenpurdie4412 What about Beavis and Butthead.
I lost my dad yesterday. Growing up, he’d tell me and my siblings that we would start a band and this was the song we “rehearsed” in the car. An all time great memory
Sorry to hear, dear. Be strong.
It's really difficult to lose a parent, I lost my mother in January. Incredibly painful, I'm so sorry for your loss,take care of yourself Samantha 🙏.
So sorry for your loss. Stay strong
Oof
My heart bleeds for you
i only listen to this song at 4:03 am when im laying in the bathtub fully clothed and disassociated from everything around me
This song triggers dissociation.
I listen to this song at 12:54am in my bed sulking at myself for being born
Ok weird
@@BiG-JuPO1O1 thanks
what the fuck its 4 am for me aswell
Anyone else finds it ironically hilarious that the song that started MTV and therefore "killed the radio star" was this song?
Talk about a self-fulfilling prophecy.
Bonus points like in 2010 mtv called this song one of the top ten worst songs ever made
Me!
The irony is honestly real.
0_0
Any other 2000s kids who strangely had this as a part of our childhood?
Flash FM, Vice City...
Yes my parents would play it all the time and me and my sister found it hilarious because of the "oh-a-oha-oh"
Fr
Just Dance was my reason
Rockstar North's theme song in GTA Vice city... We're getting so old, bro
The quintessential 80's song, even if was actually released in 1979.
What do you mean by that
What are 80s songs like
I don't have much knowledge about English songs
@@mastrammeena328 An 80's song was made in the 1980's. This was made in the 1970's so it cannot be an 80's song.
@@SStupendous I understand what 80's and 90's mean bro
I was asking what were those 80:s song like
@@mastrammeena328 the term just refers to songs made in each decade. I said 70's and 80's. THIS is what the basis of most 80's songs sound like
You can't get more classic with 80's pop/hip hop than this song XD
Every time I hear this, it’s the only thing my tiny ADHD brain listens to for the next two weeks then it goes back to normal.
Do you know of any other music that has something similar to the female voice? I like her voice but they are doing something with the reverb or something. Is there a name for it?
@@johnturn3383 honestly idk. It just is catchy
I can relate. XD
...danganronpa pfp 😳
Same 😭🤚
Grand Theft Auto Vice City... Thank you for introducing this song to young me.
This song is connected to so many fun memories!!!
Vice city has one of the best soundtracks/radios
@@skflmgjok462 That’s the reason why licensing music for video games became a thing, GTA 3's music was rather obscured or new so Rockstar gambled and introduced this concept for GTA VC which was set in the 80s.
Thats why i come here.
This song is in GTA?
@@ToyotaTacomaOfficial yes,gta Vice City
Autocorrect killed the texting star
😂✌
😂😂👏🏼
i dunt know bout all dat i iz still alives an well n stuffs..
I dont have auto correct. Im crazy like that.
♪Facebook killed the personal privacy star ♪
CZcams killed the paid tv star♪
WhatsApp killed what they won’t answer a call♪
internet killed the video star...
Omg yesssss
+hinasakukimi that just spawned cat videos, lack of communication between real people and horrible shit like Beiber.
Dick Buttkiss the internet has some interesting consequences, but it has done some good.
+hinasakukimi so true.
Honestly so true lmao.
I refuse to go on a single car ride without playing this at least once.
Smile, my dear. You know you're never fully dressed without one!
You are awesome. Just let me say that.
@@The-actual-mothman Thank you!
Anything for a fellow Hazbin Hotel fan
i want to be naked but thanks
Cringe
When I was little and heard this song, I actually thought a video had killed a radio star and I thought "aw poor radio star, what a mean video"
Lol, that’s cute :D
Hahahahaha
Gold
I love you for this comment lol. I too had some confusion regarding songs when I was little. I used to think “oh how id love to be in that number” was about being on like a number 8 float in a parade, a literal number
Same!
an interesting fact. the music video for this song was the first video played on TV.
you're right!! i saw this comment and searched it up on Google..lol Cool fact 👌
Thank you so much.
How ironic. I love it.
This is going to be my ice breaker for the rest of time
It was the first music video played on MTV, not the first video on TV.
I will forever love that my parents, mainly my dad, played 80s, 90s, and rock music in the car as a kid... now I play drums and are secretly trying to learn all these songs to surprise them!!💙💙💙
Dats cool Liv!
🥸
I'm proud of you!
GO AHEAD DO IT
nothing says "2009" like arial font over a blue background
and "-music-"
XD
i love lyric videos like this. i have a playlist dedicated to them with the most recent videos in there being from 6 years ago
Autotune Killed The Talented Star
bingo!!
Yes!!
True af
You are so right. Even if an artist isn't the best singer, they're music can still be good due to their playing and their lyrics. I'd rather have an okay singer with great overall songs than an autotune mess.
so true. I spend a lot of time looking for artists who can sing live. I have found several, of course, who are relatively "successful", but still aren't top 40 auto tuned, over produced pop like music.
Remember when MTV was supposed to be the end of radio?
I guess that didn't work out too well for them, considering radio is still going and MTV now consists of "Jersey Shore" and "16 and Pregnant".
CZcams killed the MTV Star
+LngVly22 People forget shows like Real World just suddenly came on MTV once 2006 hit.
+Wuncler Laufenbum Cornelius Ulysses Albrecht LVX real world came out in the 90s
deshawn myers That's what I was trying to show, but my original comment makes no sense. OP is acting like these reality tv shows are new.
***** I mean, Ral World came in the 90s, and also it has always been a liberal political machine.
This song seems to me a mix of all decades to me actually . Timeless masterpiece.
this was my high school days wow 1979
I remember doing missions on GTA Vice City and randomly turned to a station playing this song. Vice City, best game ever!
Agreed!
Fun fact: this clip was the first video clip broadcast on MTV... (sorry for my approximative english)
You did great at english. :)
I didn't even know there is such an English word as "approximative".
Haha, 277 likes, it's huge for me 😂
@@Gew219 Shouldn't you say "I didn't knew"? If not, that's a mistake I often do...
@@diamondface5965 Thank you ^^ (I've increased my english level since 👍)
netflix killed the video store
Streaming came and broke your heart.
No riviving blockbuster we've gone to far
Aussielaw put all the blame on dvr
Aussielaw firestick killed the Netflix star xd
Netflix shot blockbuster in the heart
*tell me why, someone born in the early 2000’s had this song stuck in they’re head though they’ve only heard it once about 9 months ago.*
past lifetime
@@garym444 nah
You probably played gta vice city
SAME
Same…. But late 2000’s
This gives me vibes of the end of a sad movie, the character is lying in a bath/bed/couch trying to forget about the events of the movie, they hold their hand on their head as the camera slowly pans out and fades into black.
{TW:suicide}
[Scene starts]
(Song starts) -front shot- our protagonist opens the door to their apartment
(I heard you on the wireless back in fifty two) -back shot- the camera cuts to our protagonist walks down their hallway that’s littered with broken picture frames
( lying awake intent at tuning in on you on)-side shot- the camera cuts to our protagonist opening the door to their one mattress bedroom
(If I was young it didn’t stop you coming through)-shot from above- our protagonist picks up some clothes and puts them in the bin
( they took the credit of your second symphony. Rewriting by machine and new technology,)- over shot of a trash can- our protagonist throws pictures, books, and envelopes into a trash can, drizzling lighting fuel on the paper, and striking a match
(and now I understand the problem you can see.) -wide shot of the kitchen our protagonist is standing in- our protagonist tosses the match causing a flame to form as they walk out the door as they walk towards the bathroom.
( I met your children) - over shot from above our protagonist - our protagonist stands fully clothed standing in the bathtub dangling a plugged in radio by its cord over the tub.
( what did you tell them?)- close up of the dangling radio- our protagonist let’s go of the radio
( Video killed the radio star) the screen cuts to black the moment the chorus starts
[end scene]
[credits roll]
Sounds as if it could be CUURRENT music to me...funny. Cute. So cute...
@@87crowhat54
you know that's absolutely beautiful man, you should genuinely do script-writing for big shows or movies
@@87crowhat54 As fitting and interesting as this seems, pacing with the song seems so off, idk, i guess i'd have to see it on screen
"Usually we only play the top 20, but we'll make an exception for you, killer."
Aww, shucks. Thanks, fellas! I'll be right in...
The first music video ever on MTV. And then 16 & Pregnant killed the video star...
Actually the song came out in 1979, but didn't really make an impact in North America until MTV played the video in 1981.
Albert Giesbrecht Yes and no your both correct Video Killed the radio star was THE FIRST music video that aired on MTV and was made in 1979
Evan Bernardi nice pony bernard
The Real World killed Video star.
lol
This song holds meaning to me.. as much as I try to dig, I don’t often think about how much it does mean to me, mainly because I haven’t lost the person who made this song mean so much to me or whatever.. I thank my mom for introducing me to this music. This is a song that makes me laugh, cry, or just space out at times.. no matter how I’m feeling.
"911, what's your emergency?"
"Video killed the radio star!"
My dad used to play this all the time in the car when I was a kid. I remember just laughing and dancing with him every time we were on the road. Good times.
I feel like this would be a great song for elevator music
I agree lol
Yea dude, or dudette
Its good till' You get stuck in a elevator
All good till he finds your children to meet them
I would starve myself in the elevator fo hours just to listen to this
Now - Internet killed the videostar
0:45 “I met your children oh-a-oh I frickin killed them”
Tommy Vercetti is an innocent man!
+mcaddicts dumb Florida moron
The deal was an ambush
+mcaddicts That was my money Tommy.... MY FUCKING MONEY!
+Mohawked Maniak27 fat
Mohawked Maniak27 faT
please help me.
I can't stop pressing the replay button.
I know how you feel; this song is irresistible
0:00
BalloonFangirl 2015 th-th-thank you. I've gone 7 minutes without hearing this song because I broke my replay button. Worst 7 minutes of my life.
serperiorruler101 No problem. Just tell me if you break one and I'll send you another :)
You should listen to blinded by the light, that's an excellent one too you might like (:
It’s funny that this sounds exactly like Shane Dawson’s “crazy pink wig” song and it literally says “Video killed the radio star”....all of those videos resurfacing about Shane killed his career 👀
Shane’s song is a parody of Nicki’s song which is a sample of this song
Bunnie Overload oooh okay! Thank you!
Lily Pad np!
just looked it up...I have lost brain cells and it cannot be unseen...
@@RC-dj8rp r-r-r-roll up to the party....
Its 2021 and it 2:50 am and I'm still listening to this song, NO ONE CAN STOP ME, seriously music does not have age
You are a Radio Star
czcams.com/users/shortsFLa4beTfhcM?feature=share
its 2022
@@MrPizza063 It’s 2023 xd
Its 2054 lmao
I miss that year, 2021
now i need them to make a song called Internet killed the Video Store.
internet is video you spack
Fine then, video store
Internet is also reading. Like right now ouo
Yes
Lmao yes
Netflix killed Blockbusterzzzzzzzzzzz :(
you mean redbox killed blockbusters
What will kill Netflix?
Uber killed cab/taxi
You mean Blockbusters killed the Blockbusters
And Blockbusters killed video stores.
you can have your heists, you can have you dual wielding, and you can have your Multiplayer but you know what Vice City has it had the best soundtrack of any GTA.
Based.
2021 : STALIN AND HITLER BROUGHT ME HERE
Internet killed the Television Star
Hahahahahaah
cable sucks anyways
"Internet killed the video star..."
This song played when I was playing GTA Vice city and I messed up a corner, as my car fell into the sea the song went "In my mind and in my car, we can't rewind we've gone too far."
Nothing screams the 80s like this song
Cell sure has good "taste"
I GET IT!!!!!!
Virus killed Internet
I laughed so much at this I don't know why
Drix Libay life's a bitch it seems
Norton360 killed the virus
Why is this so fucking funny?
CZcams killed the CZcams star
Lol
CZcams killed free speech
Like button killed the 5 stars
@@dontjustbeanotherbrickinthewal tbh that was Twitter
2018: fortnite killed the Minecraft star
2019: are you sure about that?
w h a t
Epic store killed the steam store
Yes have you seen sunddee
Fortnite > mc
FBI OPEN UP
I swear I was driving down the coast of California and this song came up on the radio, I tuned it up and it just reminded me of vice city.
I'M FROM CA.
Would've been much better if you were driving through Miami while the song played.
QUIT SWEARING.!!.
VenatorAcclamator lol free will the fucking swear
same
Video make have killed the radio star, but podcasts are out for revenge!
Lol 👌
Brings back so many memories couldn't wait to come home from school to watch MTV....
Perfetto !!! Anche le parole, così posso cantarla... Della serie: canta che ti passa !!! 👍🏾🙏🎼🎸🎻🎶🎷🎺🎵🎹❣️🌹
I honestly don't know where I first heard this song, it was so long ago.
I'm pretty sure I found it by accident
I'm still in love with this song till this day
to this day*
+WhatsYerFace344 I could swear i know that Song from GTA 3 or GTA Vice City :D
+MonsterDerNacht Vice City. (The song's from the early eighties, not the late nineties...)
+WhatsYerFace344 #EddsWorldLivesOn
Sara Parkinson FOREVER
internet killed the video star
the algorithm killed the video star
Thanks, now I can find out what the serial killer is confessing to
My 7th grade art teacher brought me here. She always played the radio in class and one day, this song came on. I jotted down "video killed the radio star" in my notebook, looked the song up on CZcams when I got home and the rest is history. Thanks again to Ms. Stasik for introducing me to this song.
"Video killed the radio star... You are a radio star."
i love that this song is like. ubiquitous for 2000s kids because our parents were kids when the song came out and they shared it with us when we were kids. its honestly really sweet.
Name: Video
Occupation: mass murderer
This was the first song to be played on MTV. I wonder what was the last-ever rock video to be played on MTV before the channel was reduced to shit.
I wonder the same. Mtv nowadays is for "reality star"
Aww! I remember me and my cousin dancing to this on Just Dance! We loved it so much- it was the only song we would ever dance too when playing. So many memories!
An absolute classic, gives me nostalgia for a time I didn't even live in.
I didn't grow up with it either, but man I wish I did. Has a similar bouncy energy to "The Power of Love" by Huey Lewis and the News, which IS a song I grew up with and still enjoy even though it was before my time.
That aside, it's ironically sad. Video indeed killed the radio, and now it's internet which killed the video. Time flies.
Considering how the radio announcer’s voice delivery of the lines like with “AND I REMEMBER…the jingle used to go~”
It’s has such a subtle sadness in his delivery, like an 90 year old war vet remembering what life was like right before the 2nd world war broke out and how things used to be peaceful.
Or something to that effect anyway.
Anyone else remember when TeamFourStar ended an episode of DBZA with this song? Absolutely amazing, still gives me chills
Which episode
@@nasseem7899 I forget the number of the episode, but I think it's the one where Cell was introduced, with The Wombat
TJ and the Wombat would like to know your location.
98.5 the cell
Honestly, I could listen to this song on repeat for hours!
1st video played on MTV
one thing i remember despite being born in like 2004 was that this was played so much on mainstream radio for some reason.
Remember dancing to this on Just Dance on my old WII. Still got it. Anyone else remember other songs like Pump It and Hey Boy, Hey Girl?
I also remember this song on Just Dance
I remember this song in vice city
TV killed radio and now the internet is killing TV.
radio's revenge
So, generations:
1920s: Radio era
1930s: Fall of the radio, rise of the TV
1940s-1980s: TV era
1990s: *Internet entered the chat*
2000s-2010s: Fall of the TV, rise of the internet
Hmm, I wonder what 2020 will bring us.
the vice city memories
had the best radio of the GTA series, even k-chat was hilarious.
*****
Gta san andreas was close though.
***** gta san andreas was good as a game but it didn't have that vibe/atmosphere that vice city had.
TheEgyptianOne I mean the radio stations wtih titles like Free Bird and Personal Jesus were great, I liked just driving around in GTA Sa just to listen to the radio aswell in GTA Vice City, so for me it's close.
Thanks to my childhood and playing GTA Vice City this song will be with me forever!
Subtitles: -music-
Deaf person: *J A M M I N*
I'm 15 years old, and I love the 80's music compared to today's crap!
i honestly dislike kids who feel the need to say they're into 80's or 90's music- or whatever "age". Music doesn't age. It's just good or bad. There are plenty of good songs from the 80's- and plenty of shitty ones. Just like there's a lot of good music coming out now- and a lot of good music that came out of freakin Bach, for example. Don't limit yourself to a decade, you're ignoring a ton of awesome music!
Heather Wood Exactly
I've never agreed or related to someone more in my entire life.
Im with ya Matt UK
***** Yeah I can agree with you and Matt, some music today is shitty and crappy and a lot of it is actually really good but music from like the 80's and 90's are still awesome, even now because we can like music from any decade. :) Hehe I only know about this song because my music teacher showed my whole class it and me and my sister were like "._. omg..this is awesome what is this song >:U??" XD
I don't know why, but just listening to this song, like the music of it and the singers voice, it makes me sad, I feel bad
Well, it's about the loss of an old and familiar generation, making way for something new and uncertain. Despite its upbeat tempo, it's rather melancholy in its yearning for what was.
i keep coming back to this video because the flashing "video killed the radio star" text at the end gives me some sort of emotion
My introduction to this song was the film Empire Records. I've never stopped listening to this since.
Man, the memories. My mom had a big 80's music triple CD pack and I remember this was the 1st song on that pack. I used to "borrow" those CD's and play them while I played with my toys. Good times.
Same bro, me Mum (actually me Dad) had an "80's greatest hits CD" (that when and me sister were young little lads we called 'CD's' 'Music Disks', because we didn't know the name of those things, thought they sounded better being called music disks, and that's it, plus though we listened and could remember this song around the time Minecraft came out, since none of us knew about it, we kept calling CDs 'Music Disks' and even after we found out about Minecraft from our cousins, we still probably called them that as a joke if you will. Anyways, personal, childhood back story out of the way, (and the Birtish speech jokes (since I'm not British, I'm American)), also another neat thing, around the same time Minecraft released, a few covers for "Video Killed the Radio Star" got released to, like the modern 2010s addition of the song by "Young London", or the fan made version inspired by Just Dance's version of the song, or the slow more sad-ish sounding version of the song by "Miss Lyus", but anyways, I remember every time at home and in the car, my parents always played the "80s greatest hits" CD, and this CD had some interesting cover art, it was blue, and made itself "try" to look like a very small Record Disk, and I think it had some white font that said what it played on the CD, but anyways, the reason why I'm talking about this is because for about 4 or so years, my parents lost that CD, and they played it for us for years, throughput both me and sisters childhood even, and now it's gone, I keep hoping and praying someday me or my parents or sister can find it within all of our stuff packed in the basement, and who knows where the hell it got stuck in or whatever. And dispeit it being some stupid little CD, it meant a lot to me, at least I can somewhat suffice myself by whating this video, watching it reminds me of the disk, the memories made, and music played, but since we're in the fucking digital era, we can search up and listen, and save whatever song is on our mind in all of the very devices created for all of us, rather than suffering from the fact you lost the only way to listen to songs you loved the most ever on something you lost, but despite that I can search up any song I can fucking remember from that CD, and from other stuff I just want to add to my personal playlists, I still miss that disk, I hope I'll find it soon, but since me and my family couldn't find it, our hopes of being able to actually find it, are low, I hope we find it soon.
Video killed the radio star
Netflix killed the Blockbuster star
CZcams killed the Netflix star
+Marshall H. I'd rather have Blockbuster a block away than Netflix literally everywhere.
+Marshall H. haaaaaaaaaaa
+Marshall H. CZcamsRed killed the CZcams Star
i totally agree with that.
Ugh, I hate Netflix. It's killing off things that people still use, it's really frustrating.
this song can only be listened to when dangerously manic or depressed sitting in the bath fully clothed fully aware that your life is collapsing in front of you
That's oddly specific.
I've heard this twice before. On the radio on the SirusXm station 80s on 8, and on I Want My MTV.
My music disc from 1294 brought me here.
+Doge same
Such 80's, so music, much hearing, wow.
+Doge Omg such cuteness much wowness, I iz many impressed
+Doge My musics dics brought me here from 90000
Ohh a ohh vidio killed the raid io star we listened to this at school I can't stop watching it
Perfect Cell's new theme.
Also, this song is WONDERFULLY INTOXICATING. 💙💙
R.I.P. T.J. and the Wombat.
I remember first hearing this song. I wish I could relive that moment when i first heard it. I don't know what kind of feeling it was but it's a moment that sticks out in my mind that I'll never forget.
A brilliant song from 1979 love it❤
I used to love this song in GTA Vice City. I just went into a random car sitted about minutes only to hear this song. Flash fm ❤️
the good ol' times flying in a tank..gta vice city
Yes. Vice City had the best music on!
Vox played this song in the middle of a OverLord metting charlie recorded the whole thing Alastor was mad......
It was great o0w0o
Everyone who reeds this
Comment. Who's side are you on?
Video or Radio?
@@user-zj1ny4bv5e Radio ofc!
Video. Because I'm visual 😌
Stalin and Hitler brought me here......
oh my god I thought I was the only one
@@musaabahmed3431 Nope, bet there are more people too 😂
I’m sorry. W h a t-
@@LavenderPi it's a beautiful video🤣
This will not age well.
Redbox killed the video store
Netflix killed the Redbox booth.
+Miles Prower Entertainment (MPE) There's a Redbox at my local Walmart
The World In a few years or decades, there might not be.
The red box booth will be hard to kill, the booth is like a soda machine, where I live there are a lot, at my local supermarket there is one and there is always a lot of people lining up to rent movies.
we still have a video store in my town
Google plus killed the CZcams star...
CZcams Killed the video star, video star killed the radio star, the radio star killed the going to concerts with classical music star.
iPhone killed the iPod star, the iPod killed the CD star, CD and cassette killed the Vinyl star, and then CD betrayed the Cassette star and killed it, Vinyl also killed the going to classical concerts star.
Steve Eidem Douchebags also killed going to concerts.
Steve Eidem Vinyl is still going. Not as strong but still hard. I've seen like 15 stores that sell vinyls from new albums
Yes, I'm well aware that vinyl is still being made. I've bought some myself.
moon man killed the non master race
I am about to cry....feeling the nostalgia of the old times :(
We need an update to this called "Internet killed the video star"
98.5 cell brought me here.
Wambat's death sent me here...
Same here.
Beep
Just Dance took me here
same
Oh wow...they have Just Dance for this?! Thank you! 😂❤️
Same I thought I was the only one
Same same
OoF
GTA vice city made me love this song
My school recreated this song for the school play and called it 'google classroom turned all of us mad' 😂😭
I always thought he was saying, "Bitches came and broke your heart."
I loved you Wombat.
DBZ YAY!
Oh you're talking about the prehistoric giant one
Latoya Smith No, the radio star...
In dbz abridged
Who else was brought here by DBZA when cell asked for the song
I had this classmate from elementary and we both share the love of 80s music. He introduced me to this song, whenever I hear this song it reminds me of him. We didn't go to the same high school and rarely get in touch. We met again in college and now he doesn't listen to this music. He had changed, I always remember that boy!
Interesting life story. I like it.