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used this video to do a history assignment about culture. Thanks and greetings from a first year student in Finland!

normalize your audio levels if you don't, davinci resolve has a way to automate it, you'll hit target peak decibel range of -14 (youtube standard)

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Never suede shoes,Oxfords with hard toe caps,Crepers were 70s ,hair wasn’t gelled it was brill cream,u show bootlace ties in the 50s it was slim Jims with horizontal stripes or mavericks,the jackets are called Drapes and Bill Haley came to the teds not boogie Woogie

wait i thought he has 6m subs or sooo... extremely underrated youtube channel, if you have ever seen one lol

Halbstaaark - oh Baby, Baby Halbstaaark - Halbstark nennt man Teeen - ouououou 😃 Im always singing this tune when I tuck along on my Royal Enfield Bullet 😎

A competent leftist politician would have explained to those men that they should unionise for better wages to buy more jeans

I should note this before any comments pop up, but searching for free, genuine, photos of German Halbstarken from the time period is harder than you think. So, there's going to be a mix of contemporary Amis and Brits, 60s/70s Swiss, and a lot taken from film. Thanks for understanding, and apologies for the lack of variety this episode.

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Commenting for the algorithm. Would like to see more 👍

Desde Colombia, Sur América: ¡EXCELENTE CANAL, Y UN CONTENIDO DE GRAN CALIDAD! Estoy haciendo maratón de todos sus vídeo. Your english speech is clear. I can understand all. My respect!

There are still many Teds about, not only the girls but the Teddy Boys as well, and how do i know this?, because I'm a Teddy Boy and have been since 1975, in fact the entire scene today is made up mostly of Teds from the 70s and 80s. The scene may well have come about by accident, tailors at the end of the war were making de-mob suits for returning soldiers, the Saville Row tailors wanted to make something different, so looked towards the Edwardian era, they designed the Jacket, or as we know it today a Drape jacket that was a one piece back not taken in at the waist. The soldiers didn't like them and didn't want them, these tailors were left with all these suits and didn't know what to do with them, in the end they sold them on to other tailors who saw a market for teens and that's what they did, and the teens back then loved them. Time period for this was the late 40s and not the 50s, although they became more popular in the 50s, and they were not called Teds to start with, they were known as Edwardians, it wasn't long before they formed gangs and fought each other, there was always trouble, then as new migrants from Jamaica arrived these Edwardians turned their attention to them, they caused the race riots in noting hill, and these Edwardians were seen roaming the streets looking for them. In 1953 one of the papers decided to try and humiliate the Edwardians by calling them Teddy Boys, well they took this insult and wore it like a badge of honor and so was born the Teds, the music they listened to was jazz and big bands, Rock`n`roll wasn't about, but when it did hit the shores of England the Teds made it their own, and its been like this ever since, there are a handful of these Teds from the 50s, but the scene today is mostly 70s and 80s Teds. And although we are older we are still Teds, we are also parents and Grandparents, all the trouble from the 70s is gone, yes for those who know about us we had our own trouble with punks and skinheads, and most weekends there was trouble up and down the country. We also made the old artists from the 50s popular again, and we saw Bill Haley, Chuck berry, fats Domino, the Everly brothers and so many more artists from the 50s tour England and the rest of the UK, many are no longer with us today, being a Ted today is just as much fun as it was back in the day.. Most Teds considered glam rock as pop music, this is where the weekend Teds came along, the plastics or posers as we called them, when punk came along they said they were going to wipe Teds out, well they tried, and failed, but for the Saville road tailors its doubtful there would have been any Teds, but consider this for a while, the 50s Teds only lasted a short while, then they got married gave up their drapes and that was that. Then in the early 70s Rock`n`Roll became popular and a new generation of Teds came along, there were still a few Teds from the 50s and 60s, they also came back, but it was the 70s and 80s Teds that kept the subculture alive, even to this day, we have been Teds for 50+ yrs, that's true dedication for you, we adopted a few things like more velvet on our Drapes, full roll collars, velvet cuffs and pockets, and unlike the 50s teds, we were not racists, there were Teds of all different nationalities, we didn't see color, we saw a Ted. Today there are Teds all over Europe, America, Japan, this is something else we have given the world, if you want to know about the Ted subculture, don't guess or make up your own stories ask a living breathing Ted, for us its a lifestyle choice, we live and breath it every day.. Instead of winging it or copy and pasting bits you find online, ask a Ted, there are many about...

we dont drink fosters like we dont eat shrimp.

If only we could have good old imperialism...

Instant sub! Love your storytelling flow and entertaining editing. Looking forward to watching more of your content!

That’s a great video don’t stop posting !! U will soon hit a lot of views, I’m sure :)

Wake up babe the algorithm just blessed us new fire RUclipsr dropped on the feed

This is such a specific topic. It absolutely scratches the itch in my brain

Bro is definition of a gem going under the radar

Great video, and the effort in presentation is noticeable! I remember when I was young and interested in learning Esperanto just out of curiosity, when the history behind it is honestly much more interesting than the language itself

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2 views in 6 minutes, my man really fell off -Bot

You forgot that as well as having to endure post war austerity and then finding themselves in a boom the teenagers of the 50's had survived WWII and it's bombing. They weren't just rebellious kids, they were child veterans of a war with all the psychological cost that implies.

The big difference is that the Teds (and later the Mods) had a great sense of style. The Chavs didn't. Great film mate: really interesting.

Beginning with musicians in the early Swing Era of the 1930s, the term "Gate" was used to describe those who dug that music. They would address each other as Gate. (listen to Stuff Smith's records) "Don't be late, Gate." I would posit that this evolved through alliteration into "Gator." Later Gator, as a goodbye, and with people who grew up in the 1940s like Bill Haley. "See you later, Alligator."

My favorite Ted is Ted Kaczynski. He sent me presents in the mail a few years ago. Very nice guy.😊

I will watch this when Ill have stamina to follow your fast talking and poor sound mixing because the topic is cool and pics awesome.

Love the video. I don't think Less Than Jake is an emo band though. They are more Ska.

Didn’t know that I needed this🫶

Thank you!

I misread this, I thought I was getting the pep boys. My car needs work, it runs on crystals and squirrels. Also I too hear the voices.

I liked the emo hairstyle cos it was cheap apparently it cuts itself 😂😂

For the love of all things beautiful, keep this under the radar.

15:46 that, my friend, is a sonic masterpiece set to a visual artpiece. Also: Sweet Like Chocolate came out the same year as the Matrix movie. Just let that sink in.

TITLE FIGHT PIC AT 4:05

i love anything that involves emo. 🖤

Ha! Cool video. I'm referenced, thanks. I'd like to suggest to include John Hunter's PhD work that might explain why 90% of participants after such intense trainings report life-changing impact. Also to check whether it is legal in the state of Virginia to call yourself a psychotherapist when you don't have a license. Brad doesn't. Also, there is an interesting read about the Human Potential Movement (HPM) from which Brad developed RH that described Fritz Perls behavior and his legacy that can still be seen in these groups nowadays. Enjoy!

holy fuck this dude deserves more subs, the video is so well edited and put together🙏

as an elder emo, I'd loved to hear more about post 2010 emo culture and its effect on the mainstream than another history lesson that's been told so many times.

great video! i was into the emo scene when i was a preteen

Great video! Thank you for all the effort you put into this. I also really like the mood you set in the video, and how well the background music always matches you talking but never overpowers it

Good video!