Apparently, today is the 20th anniversary of MTV.
Who knew?
They did a retrospective on MTV on the NBC nightly news. They talked about some of the major moments in MTV history: Jackass, Beavis and Butthead, the Real World.
They actually said that there was a name for the angst ridden kids who grew up during this time: The MTV Generation.
I understand that my buddy Bam is s spinoff from the Jackasses. Sort of like Laverne & Shirley?
In any event, I don't want to impugn the young. I think it's unfair to label a whole generation. I say it's just youth being youth.
But it did fascinate me since it related so much with my last thread about being too old.
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Originally posted by Red NightRadio killed the vaudeville star, mammy.
Apparently, today is the 20th anniversary of MTV.
Who knew?
They did a retrospective on MTV on the NBC nightly news. They talked about some of the major moments in MTV history: Jackass, Beavis and Butthead, the Real World.
They actually said that there was a name for the angst ridden kids who grew up during this time: The MTV Generation.
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But it did fascinate me since it related so much with my last thread about being too old.
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Originally posted by Red NightI remember when it first came out and its slogan was "All music, all of the time". There were no commercials or show series. The VJ would intro the song, some small talk and it was the next best thing to a stereo.
Apparently, today is the 20th anniversary of MTV.
Who knew?
They did a retrospective on MTV on the NBC nightly news. They talked about some of the major moments in MTV history: Jackass, Beavis and Butthead, the Real World.
They actually said that there was a name for the angst ridden kids who grew up during this time: The MTV Generation.
I un ...[text shortened]...
But it did fascinate me since it related so much with my last thread about being too old.
Originally posted by Frank BurnsIt was the shizznit back in the day.God we're old. 😞
I remember when it first came out and its slogan was "All music, all of the time". There were no commercials or show series. The VJ would intro the song, some small talk and it was the next best thing to a stereo.