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We've all heard our parents or grandparents say things like, "Back in our day..." But let’s be honest, it’s hard to truly picture what life was like back then. The '80s were a unique time full of bold fashion, big hair, and unforgettable trends.
And thanks to Instagram accounts like “80svintagevisions,” you can now dive into that era with a fresh perspective through nostalgic photos and light-hearted jokes. We've put together a collection that'll take you right back to the neon decade!
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Ray Ceeya (RayCeeYa) 6 months ago
How about wiring in a bluetooth receiver and walking around with this as a "cell phone"? You'd still have your real cell phone in your pocket but to everyone around you, you're talking on an old rotary phone.
80svintagevisions is a vibrant Instagram page that brings the unforgettable spirit of the '80s to life. Launched in 2021, the page has already attracted a dedicated community of 1.1 million followers, a testament to just how much people cherish and crave nostalgia for that iconic era.
It’s clear that the love for the '80s never faded; instead, it continues to captivate a whole new generation and rekindle fond memories for those who lived through it.
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Ray Ceeya (RayCeeYa) 6 months ago
Old enough to have SOLD beer to someone using one. Couldn't drink beer yet but I could sell it.
The 80s was a decade bursting with energy and creativity, especially in music. Iconic artists like Cyndi Lauper and Michael Jackson ruled the charts, each changing the game in their own way. Lauper was known for her unique pop-punk style, while Jackson, of course, revolutionized the dance floor with his legendary moonwalk.
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Julia Mckinney 6 months ago
Ooo, have a second-hand wince from me. Hope you've got your pencil handy!
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Breadcrumb. 6 months ago (edited)
Weed stash. If the old me could only see the big container I keep my weed in now, so impressed.
Madonna also broke boundaries with her bold fashion and unapologetic lyrics, while Prince captivated audiences with his electrifying performances, making the 80s a true golden age of musical innovation and unforgettable hits.
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Ray Ceeya (RayCeeYa) 6 months ago
It's called a Brannock Device and it has it's own Wikipedia page. God I know a lot of pointless trivia.
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But back then, kids didn’t have the convenience of iPods or mobile phones to listen to music. Instead, they would carry massive boom boxes on their shoulders, blasting their favorite tunes for the whole block to hear.
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Ray Ceeya (RayCeeYa) 6 months ago
Or you were watching the last launch of Space Shuttle Challenger.
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Ray Ceeya (RayCeeYa) 6 months ago
Yeah then the phone started making that Beep Beep noise for like five minutes and then I usually just unplugged it.
The 80s was the golden age of blockbuster movies as well. Ask anyone who grew up in the era, and they'll probably mention Transformers, a movie franchise that captured the imagination of kids everywhere and remains quite popular even today.
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Ray Ceeya (RayCeeYa) 6 months ago
Did that recently. It was David Bowie night at the local rink. I'm never going to say no to Bowie.
Video game fans might fondly remember the arrival of the Nintendo Entertainment System, first introduced in Japan as the Family Computer in 1983. When it hit the U.S. market in 1985, it sparked a gaming revolution that’s still going strong today. It was the must-have console that turned living rooms into arcades and made ‘Super Mario’ a household name.
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And who could forget the Rubik's Cube craze? Invented by Hungarian design teacher Erno Rubik in 1974, the puzzle took off globally in the 80s when it hit store shelves. If you could solve the Rubik’s Cube back then, without the help of YouTube tutorials, you were considered a genius.
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Jumping Jellyfishes 6 months ago
Yes! My grandmother was a tiny thing, like 4'5" (135cm) and I remember her once grabbing my arm and pulling it up behind my back, as I was thinking, "what the heck?!", only to feel her stuffing a bill in my hand. The funny thing is that she usually yelled at my grandfather for openly trying to give out money. This only happened a few times, but it's a great memory.
The 80s also had a style that was impossible to ignore. High-waisted jeans, or "mom jeans" as they’re now called, were all the rage. They might have looked a little funny, but they were a statement, that’s for sure.
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And when it comes to colors, why go subtle when you could go neon? From clothing to accessories, bold, fluorescent shades lit up every roller rink during blacklight skates. Those neon colors just screamed fun.
Feeling nostalgic? If these flashbacks made you smile, share them with a friend who would love this trip down memory lane as much as you do! The 80s weren’t just a decade; they were an attitude, an era of unforgettable vibes, and proof that sometimes, bigger really is better.
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Tucker Cahooter 6 months ago
There needs to be a tongue flapping from the one in the top right corner
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Jumping Jellyfishes 6 months ago
Ours had a single button next to the spigot. If the spigot and button was covered in condensation, you KNEW that water was cold!
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Array Index Out of Bounds 6 months ago
1: Get drunk with your friend. 2: Body slam each other in the restaurant. 3: Both eat for free before you both get sent to the drunk tank.
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ocean todd 6 months ago
🎵…and a for being a friend. Travel down the road and back again.Your heart is true, you're a pal and a confidant. 🎶
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ocean todd 6 months ago
Chaka! Land of the Lost! (Don’t watch the Will Ferrell remake; Will is awesome, but remake terrible)
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MoBeLa 6 months ago
So, write one from your country. It would be great to have these from all over the world!
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nm 6 months ago
I disagree. We tend to remember the good things but the bad ones which were the majority.
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MoBeLa 6 months ago
So, write one from your country. It would be great to have these from all over the world!
Load More Replies... nm 6 months ago
I disagree. We tend to remember the good things but the bad ones which were the majority.
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