   Woah, we use to be like this?
  Well, not really we, since i wasn't born then. I can't believe this was the definition of "hip" back in the day. I still can't stop laughing about this so i thought i'd share:http://www.break.com/index/top-that.htmlDo you guys find this hilarious or even remember yourselves doing that? I'd like to hear :D   
Quote:might be the exact moment which hip hop died.I think that statement has some truth to that quote. That scene was funny due to the fact that it's obviously way over-dramatized :PThe only thing I can relate to is the boom box. I remember being told that back in the late 70s, early 80s, you would find people carrying them around everywhere. It was sort of like what the iPod now is to us.[Edited by - Taran Shiro on September 13, 2007 7:19:29 PM];  No way. With groups such as Public Enemy and NWA coming around, those were the days hiphop actually hit the mainstream. This is just white suburbia's interpretation of the breakdancing cult, which by that time already was a goner.   ;  Meh, everything is cool until someone actually points out how ridiculous it is. [smile], the lapse between one and the other varies on what that "thing" is exactly.;  That little girl freaks me out...;Quote:Original post by WanMasterThat little girl freaks me out...Haha is that from Teen Witch?Lol my sisters watched that non stop growing up, I still have the images burned in my memory."You can try if you do, I'll make a fool of you.  Top That!"   ;  No worse than ">this...   ;Quote:Original post by Karan BhanguiWell, not really we, since i wasn't born then. I can't believe this was the definition of "hip" back in the day. I still can't stop laughing about this so i thought i'd share:http://www.break.com/index/top-that.htmlDo you guys find this hilarious or even remember yourselves doing that? I'd like to hear :DUmm, dude, the stuff in that video was never cool.   ;  The clothing and some of the dance moves aren't around anymore, but the part that happens when the girl joins in I could certainly see today still. It's not the mainstream hipness, though.   ;Quote:Original post by Karan BhanguiWell, not really we, since i wasn't born then. I can't believe this was the definition of "hip" back in the day. I still can't stop laughing about this so i thought i'd share:http://www.break.com/index/top-that.htmlDo you guys find this hilarious or even remember yourselves doing that? I'd like to hear :DI remember trying to watch that... It was never cool and certainly not a homogeneous representation of the times. The clothes though, seems mainstream* dress was more daring back then. But yeah those kids were just crappy dancers and all around cheesy.*Speaking of which, are women shorts/trousers/pants that come up to way above their rib cage cool where you live? Think Steve Urkel style.   