My friend traveled to be on Bandstand ( which was her dream) and not only was Annette there but Dick Clark gave a shout out to the people of our town lol She said Annette was so beautiful and kind to the fans. American Bandstand is classic and I was glad I'm glad I was there for it.
Miranda, I'd agree but who saw them without consciously looking at them? I wonder why they didn't put those blonde in black tops and Annette in a white top. Might have made it more equal in terms of what to watch.
I sure miss Annette.. as if part of my family passed away with her. She was that special to me as I'm sure she was to a lot of others of my generation. Annette RIP
My classmates at our boys high school in Australia were all smittened with Annette, to put it mildly. We didn’t have American Bandstand but we did have the Mickey Mouse Show and though we were in our mid teens we watched it just to see her! Seeing her here in this clip brings back memories of those years. Thanks Annette, wherever you are.
Annette was a Disney STAR and an excellent dancer, les we forget her singing career too! Thanks Walt, you knew what you were doing signing Annette to recording contract.
And let's not forget that Annette was a real disciplined artist. She was a trained ballerina who was discovered at 12 years old. by Disney performing the lead in Swan Lake.
@@jackanthony976 All those original Mouseketeers were mega talented! Annette was a gem. On top of the dancing and her singing career, she did a great job as an actress as well. But her dancing was tops!
That was the late Bob Denver(Gilligan from TV,s "Gilligan,s.Island"),and Ed Burns(Kooky from"77 Sunset Strip"),joined by a third man,singer & actor Pat Boone.
@@cantalope67 right. Black, gay, a women who was trying to climb the ladder, poor. No time is perfect. But the times without segregation, rampant sexism and putting folks in jail for being gay weren't the best times for many
+Nick Cline, brother, to see Annette Funicello as a victim who suffered and died is a betrayal to who she was, and who she will remain in our memories. She suffered through years of her disease--she never showed herself as a victim of anything. She was a brave, committed wife and mother. She never mourned herself, never allowed anyone to think of her as suffering. She was married to a man who treasured her, and that's how she left us: a God-fearing, constitutionally strong woman of character and integrity. THAT's how I remember her, and that's how she will be in my mind until I am no longer here to think of her and her family.
OH MY GOODNESS! THANK YOU FOR POSTING THIS VIDEO! SO HISTORIC! I wish I knew how to 'Madison!' I think it would be SO MUCH FUN to do this again now in 2018! Annette's figure in this video is....WOWZA! She was ALWAYS SO BEAUTIFUL! "See ya real soon" Annette!
Terry Burns A beatnik is not a hippie, just as jazz is not rock and roll. Beatniks appeared on other shows although not as a main character. On tv they normally looked rather goth, in all black with jet black hair and black sunglasses indoors or at night, clicking their fingers to applaud beat poetry which was often stream of consciousness, or something approximating music in coffee houses. They did choreography not dance. On tv shows, often written to mock beatniks, they had a penchant for sitting on the floor, being very skinny and flexible, using mindless jargon as if they were stoned, and being bone idle and work shy because they were so into their obscure art they couldn't be bothered with the outside world. The guys had silly beards, often without a mustache, and cared about the new psychological theories, thinking they were being sophisticated, unlike the losers in the small towns who hadn't yet moved to the cities. Maynard was part beatnik and part, as Dobie's father put it, slob. :)
I wish it was back in the late 50's and 60's when I was young. The dance 's were fun. The music you could understand what they were saying. You could dance to them and fun.
Pat Boone Bob Denver (originally Dobie Gillis show portrayed beatnik Maynard G Krebs) and I think that's Ed Burns kookie from 77 Sunset Strip? Am I right?
Gads I remember this TV special - Paul Anka and Bobby Darin were on it too. As a teen, we just knew our favs could do it all it seems - sing, dance & act!
Victoria Mayo That is amazing! Hey do you have an Instagram? My friend owns a fan page for Annette and posts adorable pictures of her! If you have an Instagram account, would you mind checking it out? My friend is literally the biggest Annette fan ever and is so sweet! She’d love to hear your stories! And you’ve got an awesome last name :D the username is @_annettefunicello_
Be yourself - I know that’s like telling you to fly to the moon. But all teenagers go through this awkward stage of enquiry and discovery. And you will get through it. One thing is certain amid the storm and drama of teen angst, you must try to be true to who you are, the core set of values, likes and dislikes, principals that’s you. Not always easy but important to not lose sight of. In the end, you’ll be recognized as the person you’ve become and be confident and self-possessed going into adulthood. Not always smooth sailing, not always a straight line, but you’ll get there. We all do.
@@davidlang1125 thanks, im confident in myself and i dance alone, im just saying i wish i lived in a generation that still does this today, my generation only cares about social media and looking good for strangers on the internet. different times my man.... im no teen btw way older haha but positive words, kids today need to hear that too
@@Gothicc_senpai glad to hear you’re doing great. Yeah, you’re right about the superficial and fleeting nature of today’s cultural milieu. It’s the other side of the digital revolution we don’t hear much about. It’s also because we’ve become less outgoing and adventurous as a society, for every age group. We spend too much time isolated in our small circle of friends or even without friends. A pervasive generalized fear has imprisoned us, much of it with little basis in reality but some surely the result of the rise and randomness of crime. We’ve grown less trusting of each other and definitely of strangers. It does worry me.
@@Feelflowww At least they didn't have to worry about being shot in every big city in this country as they do these days. And I don't mean by the police, don't start with that lie. I mean by each other.
That's the way it is. Annette did not have to struggle to become a star. She was summoned into the business. Her struggles came later in life as we all well know.
I remember hearing about "The Madison" dance in the early 60s, but I never saw it performed until I watched this video of Annette dancing "The Madison" Thanks for the video!
Bob lived near me; I talked to him a few times in a local convenience store when he would stop for coffee; He married a local girl and spent his last years here.
Wow, Maynard g. Krebs introducing Annette dancing the Madison!! My life is complete.. Does anyone else remember the movie the Boys in the Band? It was a play on Broadway, the film was a groundbreaking look at gay culture in New York in the 69s. The guys all do the Madison at a birthday party, it's a brilliant, riveting movie!
Mike Krepps Bob Denver will always be known as Gilligan, you dummy! Most people are unaware of Doby Gillis, except for TV nerds and oldsters which who watched it originally.
What does Kennedy's assassination have to do with Madison? This is for you to understand .... in Stephen King's book 11-22-63 and in the later mini TV series a Madison dance is told, it is there that I look on this blessed RUclips and encounter with surprise a Dance of those years that I liked very much. Answered?..............
Annette may not have been Ann Margaret, but she was sweet and a good dancer. We see her here on American Bandstand. She may have still been under contract with Disney. If you read Disney’s autobiography you will see he ruled with an “Iron Fist” no overt sexual behavior, such as no bikini, no exposed “navel”. We look at Annette and Frankie Avalon they definitely were not Ann and Elvis in “Viva Las Vega”. Watch “Bye, Bye, Birdie” and watch “Beach Party”. The two actresses couldn’t have been more different. Ann Margaret is a free form “Jazzy “ dancer, Annette is dancing “The Madison” it’s square dancing an d I do mean “square” in every way. When.I was10 year old, Annette was 16, at the other hand at the same time Ann was 17. Five years later when Ann did BBB she was 22 years old, I was 15. Same for VLV. I was a Teenager and had a crush on both of them. She’s doing the “Madison.”
Capt. Cisgender I do remember it very well but by the time I was old enough for dances the stroll was out and the jitterbug was in. Oh youth is wasted on the young lol
I've seen other clips that I think are from the same show. There is a segment with these teen idols along with Paul Anka doing medleys of their songs, and then a comedy number where both Bob Denver and Ed Byrnes are teaching Pat Boone how to "speak jive." I have a feeling it's a TV special. Does anyone know the title of the full show?
what the hell was so strange about it? Lots of people having a good time, looked like to me.... only strange people would think this is a strange video!
Sorry I didn't finish my thought... Check out the Ray Bryant original. John Waters paid tribute, Pat B and his group stole material as their own. Was there any reference to the source on this broadcast? Don't bet on it. Kingsuji
Hi! Sure do as far as the "Dance Step" is concerned! I've incorporated it into my Electro Swing Dance and Deep House dance moves (while wearing some white Gangsta Spats)!
While this is an awesome performance by wonderful Annette, it's also heartbreaking with the hindsight we now have of what was to undeservingly happen to her several decades later 😥
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My friend traveled to be on Bandstand ( which was her dream) and not only was Annette there but Dick Clark gave a shout out to the people of our town lol She said Annette was so beautiful and kind to the fans. American Bandstand is classic and I was glad I'm glad I was there for it.
What can I bet (if you are reading this AFTER watching) that you never took your eyes off Annette. Powerful.
Some of us found the fella dancers awfully cute !
You got that right...!!
She's adorable but because she's so short she doesn't seem as fluid as the taller girls.
Miranda, I'd agree but who saw them without consciously looking at them? I wonder why they didn't put those blonde in black tops and Annette in a white top. Might have made it more equal in terms of what to watch.
Guilty as charged. Still in love.
I sure miss Annette.. as if part of my family passed away with her. She was that special to me as I'm sure she was to a lot of others of my generation. Annette RIP
How right you are!
My classmates at our boys high school in Australia were all smittened with Annette, to put it mildly. We didn’t have American Bandstand but we did have the Mickey Mouse Show and though we were in our mid teens we watched it just to see her! Seeing her here in this clip brings back memories of those years. Thanks Annette, wherever you are.
Annette was one of the cutest women of all time
I would not have wanted to miss this time in my life. I am truly blessed to have grown up in this era. Would not want to be a teenager today!
Annette was a Disney STAR and an excellent dancer, les we forget her singing career too! Thanks Walt, you knew what you were doing signing Annette to recording contract.
You got that right!
God bless Annette. A major part of my childhood. She was wonderful.
And let's not forget that Annette was a real disciplined artist. She was a trained ballerina who was discovered at 12 years old. by Disney performing the lead in Swan Lake.
@@jackanthony976 All those original Mouseketeers were mega talented! Annette was a gem. On top of the dancing and her singing career, she did a great job as an actress as well. But her dancing was tops!
Annette was already a trained dancer before she was on the Micky Mouse Club including, I believe, ballet.
I wish todays life was this wonderful to be in. Clean and happy places. No place or time is perfect. But this was a very wholesome time for families.
Sure was,my friend.God bless you,and also the memories of this great time.
That was the late Bob Denver(Gilligan from TV,s "Gilligan,s.Island"),and Ed Burns(Kooky from"77 Sunset Strip"),joined by a third man,singer & actor Pat Boone.
Unless you were black and I'm a white guyli in
@@cantalope67 right. Black, gay, a women who was trying to climb the ladder, poor. No time is perfect. But the times without segregation, rampant sexism and putting folks in jail for being gay weren't the best times for many
@@thoomolong Or being Jewish... - all true..
Wow! Pat Boone as a teen idol, Edd "Kookie" Byrns, Bob Denver "Gilligan", AND Annette!
Loved these times even though I was just a kid then. I miss the innocence of back then.
Dang they killed it! I would love to learn that☺️☺️👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾!!!
The Triple Threat Annette!👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾R.I.P.😪my fav💕💕💕💕
Poor, poor Annette... So sad the way she had to leave this world. God rest her soul.
Nick Cline what happened to her? Who is she?😳😮
she was a girl who became very famous on the mickey mouse club tv show-then she had a hit record-was in some movies and recently died from M.S.
Annette.. she was certainly one of the best and wow could she dance what show was this from anyway?
+Nick Cline, brother, to see Annette Funicello as a victim who suffered and died is a betrayal to who she was, and who she will remain in our memories. She suffered through years of her disease--she never showed herself as a victim of anything. She was a brave, committed wife and mother. She never mourned herself, never allowed anyone to think of her as suffering. She was married to a man who treasured her, and that's how she left us: a God-fearing, constitutionally strong woman of character and integrity. THAT's how I remember her, and that's how she will be in my mind until I am no longer here to think of her and her family.
Well said, Jim!
OH MY GOODNESS! THANK YOU FOR POSTING THIS VIDEO! SO HISTORIC! I wish I knew how to 'Madison!' I think it would be SO MUCH FUN to do this again now in 2018! Annette's figure in this video is....WOWZA! She was ALWAYS SO BEAUTIFUL! "See ya real soon" Annette!
Before he played Gilligan, Bob Denver played Maynard G. Krebs from "The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis."
+LoveFlatfootin1 T.v's first Beatnik/hippie
"WORK!"
That was a way cool show !
There was no Gilligan yet.
Terry Burns A beatnik is not a hippie, just as jazz is not rock and roll. Beatniks appeared on other shows although not as a main character. On tv they normally looked rather goth, in all black with jet black hair and black sunglasses indoors or at night, clicking their fingers to applaud beat poetry which was often stream of consciousness, or something approximating music in coffee houses. They did choreography not dance. On tv shows, often written to mock beatniks, they had a penchant for sitting on the floor, being very skinny and flexible, using mindless jargon as if they were stoned, and being bone idle and work shy because they were so into their obscure art they couldn't be bothered with the outside world. The guys had silly beards, often without a mustache, and cared about the new psychological theories, thinking they were being sophisticated, unlike the losers in the small towns who hadn't yet moved to the cities. Maynard was part beatnik and part, as Dobie's father put it, slob. :)
I wish it was back in the late 50's and 60's when I was young. The dance 's were fun. The music you could understand what they were saying. You could dance to them and fun.
Bob Denver introducing Annette Funicello dancing The Madison.
Life complete.
if theyd have had dancing with the stars in annettes' day,shed have probably won it hands down!
Pat Boone Bob Denver (originally Dobie Gillis show portrayed beatnik Maynard G Krebs) and I think that's Ed Burns kookie from 77 Sunset Strip? Am I right?
Yes you are! So fun to see them again! Kookie, Kookie, lend me your comb... Kookie?
Actually Edd Byrnes I think
@@dennisgallagher you nailed it. He just passed not long ago
Gads I remember this TV special - Paul Anka and Bobby Darin were on it too. As a teen, we just knew our favs could do it all it seems - sing, dance & act!
For the record, the special was 'Coke Time'. I guess you are older than I am; I remember it.
Annette was my fathers cousin. My real name is Victoria funicello. She was so beautiful 👍🏻❤️🕊
Victoria Mayo That is amazing! Hey do you have an Instagram? My friend owns a fan page for Annette and posts adorable pictures of her! If you have an Instagram account, would you mind checking it out? My friend is literally the biggest Annette fan ever and is so sweet! She’d love to hear your stories! And you’ve got an awesome last name :D the username is @_annettefunicello_
Inside and out.
She sure was the best and so pretty loved her lots 😊 cutest shape 💕
as a kid today i wish i had that experience, life today is so shallow and bleak
create your own.. don't dream it....be it
Rat your hair and pad your bra. Wear white gloves and Capri pants
Be yourself - I know that’s like telling you to fly to the moon. But all teenagers go through this awkward stage of enquiry and discovery. And you will get through it.
One thing is certain amid the storm and drama of teen angst, you must try to be true to who you are, the core set of values, likes and dislikes, principals that’s you. Not always easy but important to not lose sight of.
In the end, you’ll be recognized as the person you’ve become and be confident and self-possessed going into adulthood. Not always smooth sailing, not always a straight line, but you’ll get there. We all do.
@@davidlang1125 thanks, im confident in myself and i dance alone, im just saying i wish i lived in a generation that still does this today, my generation only cares about social media and looking good for strangers on the internet. different times my man.... im no teen btw way older haha but positive words, kids today need to hear that too
@@Gothicc_senpai glad to hear you’re doing great. Yeah, you’re right about the superficial and fleeting nature of today’s cultural milieu. It’s the other side of the digital revolution we don’t hear much about. It’s also because we’ve become less outgoing and adventurous as a society, for every age group. We spend too much time isolated in our small circle of friends or even without friends. A pervasive generalized fear has imprisoned us, much of it with little basis in reality but some surely the result of the rise and randomness of crime. We’ve grown less trusting of each other and definitely of strangers. It does worry me.
-Back then people had a lot of fun, better than now.
speak for yourself
Ok boomer
yes so right it was a wonderful time. this is not the best time to be in
Except Black people!
@@Feelflowww At least they didn't have to worry about being shot in every big city in this country as they do these days. And I don't mean by the police, don't start with that lie. I mean by each other.
Thank you for sharing. I used to love to do the Madison from the movie, Hairspray. Annette was a doll.
"Annette was a doll."
Truer words were never spoken.
Annette was a born to be a 🌟 (rest in peace)
That's the way it is. Annette did not have to struggle to become a star. She was summoned into the business. Her struggles came later in life as we all well know.
Thanks for posting this I have never seen it before
LOVE THIS!!! Thanks, Jim, for creating this log for us! It brings joy into my day!
Now this is line dancing!😁
Annette was really cool. Great show. Those days went by too fast.
There’s no way that I could ever do that dance!!!
Its like watching Hairspray in real life mode haha
Bob Denver as Maynard G. Krebs [pre-Gillian] and Ed "Kookie" Byrnes.
and in "Grease"
Geez. No kidding. I wouldn’t have known if you hadn’t have told anyone watching this
he was an ersatz Jughead Jones (which ain't a bad thing)
I remember hearing about "The Madison" dance in the early 60s, but I never saw it performed until I watched this video of Annette dancing "The Madison" Thanks for the video!
Our parents lied to my generation. We were told White people in the 1960s couldn't dance!
I was told I danced like a white girl and then he married one
Oh Dobie Gillis - i loved that show
Tracy Martin Work!!?!!?
Tracy: I watched Dobie Gillis too. I always loved it when the guy called him "dopey" instead of "Dobie."
me too
Bob lived near me; I talked to him a few times in a local convenience store when he would stop for coffee; He married a local girl and spent his last years here.
did he take sugar?
love Annette , so sad the way she went out. Glad her husband took care of her so well
That's a pretty kooky combination of teen idols they've got there - and yes, I do mean "Kookie".
Haha! Lend me your comb!
HeyguysaredoingwellandIwillbeagooddaytobeabletogettothenextfewyears
This was not American Band Stand as Dick Clark was the moderator of it. The moderator of this is Pat Boone.
Que bueno que Annette disfrutó mucho de su juventud !!!
Man, I was 11 years-young!! I remember Bob Denver as 'Maynard G. Krebbs' on the 'Dobie Gillis Show' at that time.
Gilligan and Annette Funicello on the same show? It's not possible!!! 😄
@Daniel S True, but it's still weird to see we'll known icons of that era on one TV show. 😉
I always loved doing the Madison. You almost always got off of step a little bit.
Bless her...ots kinda painful to see in these old vids so alive and well knowing how she passed. ❤
Who didn't love Annette?
That's a lot of steps to remember. 😮
There are a few more, like the Cleveland box...
I couldn’t remember 20% of them.
The guy in the glasses and the guy next him.. BIG time future Broadway choreographers!
this beats dub step anyday.
That was a cool dance back in the days 😁😂😂🤣🤣😊😋
So this is what Brad was talking about after the Time Warp?
Goytá F. Villela Jr. Yes.
Yes... ‘Say, do any of you guys know how to Madison?’
HAHAH! That's what I thought. High five.
Needed to learn how to do a big strong Jackie Gleason, thank you Annette.
this is so. unseasoned too bad they didn’t have us poc on tv back then
Double cross then freeze has to be the slickest, coolest way to end a dance.
Wow, Maynard g. Krebs introducing Annette dancing the Madison!! My life is complete..
Does anyone else remember the movie the Boys in the Band? It was a play on Broadway, the film was a groundbreaking look at gay culture in New York in the 69s. The guys all do the Madison at a birthday party, it's a brilliant, riveting movie!
Annette..... Gilligan.... If only Tracy Turblad had been there :-D
What about Brad Majors?
That wasn’t Gillian, that was Manard G Krebs
yes aand n.....s too......
Mike Krepps Bob Denver will always be known as Gilligan, you dummy! Most people are unaware of Doby Gillis, except for TV nerds and oldsters which who watched it originally.
No need to call Mike Krepps a dummy! Bob Denver WAS Maynard G. Krebs! Maynard was cool, daddy-o!
I've never heard of "The Madison" till now.. :D Must have been a Philadelphia "thing" :D
Baltimore for sure. That's why resident John Waters paid homage to these songs & dances in "Hairspray"
This the first time I seen this footage of the late Annette Funicello in a long time since ever and RIP Annette Joanne Funicello
Loved Bob Denver as Maynard Krebbs
Maynard G Krebs "G"
My Cousin Eddie Morrison wrote this song.
Love this!!!
When I watched the MM Club show, I wanted to be Annette
So talented! She was very much the d'Artagnan, of the Mouseketeers!
Hey, that's Little Buddy Gilligan.
That doggone Pat Boone. He was always covering somebody else's music.
Tremendos actores
CHE MERAVIGLIA 👍😊😘💋💋💝💝.
11.22.63 brought me here.
What does Kennedy's assassination have to do with the Madison?
What does Kennedy's assassination have to do with Madison?
This is for you to understand .... in Stephen King's book 11-22-63 and in the later mini TV series a Madison dance is told, it is there that I look on this blessed RUclips and encounter with surprise a Dance of those years that I liked very much. Answered?..............
Such a great story.
Annette may not have been Ann Margaret, but she was sweet and a good dancer. We see her here on American Bandstand. She may have still been under contract with Disney. If you read Disney’s autobiography you will see he ruled with an “Iron Fist” no overt sexual behavior, such as no bikini, no exposed “navel”. We look at Annette and Frankie Avalon they definitely were not Ann and Elvis in “Viva Las Vega”. Watch “Bye, Bye, Birdie” and watch “Beach Party”. The two actresses couldn’t have been more different. Ann Margaret is a free form “Jazzy “ dancer, Annette is dancing “The Madison” it’s square dancing an d I do mean “square” in every way. When.I was10 year old, Annette was 16, at the other hand at the same time Ann was 17. Five years later when Ann did BBB she was 22 years old, I was 15. Same for VLV. I was a Teenager and had a crush on both of them. She’s doing the “Madison.”
Wonderful
Maynard Krebs is the original hipster.
Maynard "G" Krebs.
Brian Pan He played the bongos, and was a poetic beatnik.
Hipster is a put down! So I say no.
Go daddy-O, go! Back before beatniks gave rise to hippies...
The Madison was cool.
No it wasn't ! oh sweet jesus shoot us all now..
Ed Burns aka "cookie cookie lend me your comb."This might be the first line dance!
Kit's pics
Remember the Stroll?
Capt. Cisgender I do remember it very well but by the time I was old enough for dances the stroll was out and the jitterbug was in. Oh youth is wasted on the young lol
real talent! back when!
I would love to travel back in time and show them the Wednesday dance.
That would be fun😊
Can't believe that guy had facial hair. Rare for back then
"HIT it, you're looking good ... OK, take a break ..." LOL
Is that Pat Boone and Edd Byrnes From 77 Sunset Strip with BoB Denver?
I've seen other clips that I think are from the same show. There is a segment with these teen idols along with Paul Anka doing medleys of their songs, and then a comedy number where both Bob Denver and Ed Byrnes are teaching Pat Boone how to "speak jive."
I have a feeling it's a TV special.
Does anyone know the title of the full show?
Annette had rythym.
❤❤❤❤❤
Great!!
Maynard G. Krebbs to cool...................
Cookie and Maynard and pat Boone too.
Great
Dancing looks fun.
Why does Wiki say that Coke Time was from 1953 to 1957?
Groovy Shoes!
Is that Ed "Kookie" Burns?
ProudKansan08 Yes it is
E-yup.. dats heem
Maynard G Gillian 😁😁😁😁✌️✌️✌️
Crazy dancing
Pure fun!
this is almost step for step the same Madison routine they did in Hairspray, I wonder if they got it from here?
I won't say "ya think?"...
I'll go with "most likely"✨
I love the dancing, but oh those plaid overalls!
Loved Dwayne Hickman as many loves of Dobie Gillis
thanks for this really strange video!
Only strange if you weren't there.
what the hell was so strange about it? Lots of people having a good time, looked like to me.... only strange people would think this is a strange video!
I’m so old. 😢
Yes, yes you are.
Does ANYONE know how to Madison anymore? Same Q for the Locomotion btw. Heck I’ll pay good money for lessons in EITHER!!
Sorry I didn't finish my thought...
Check out the Ray Bryant original. John Waters paid tribute, Pat B and his group stole material as their own. Was there any reference to the source on this broadcast? Don't bet on it.
Kingsuji
Wish Annette had seen Tracy dance. She could have learned something: passion.
SAY! Do any of you know the Madison!
Hi! Sure do as far as the "Dance Step" is concerned! I've incorporated it into my Electro Swing Dance and Deep House dance moves (while wearing some white Gangsta Spats)!
Very cool...
While this is an awesome performance by wonderful Annette, it's also heartbreaking with the hindsight we now have of what was to undeservingly happen to her several decades later 😥
Wilt Chamberlain hook.
ikr✨🏀
too cool
So meh was popular back then too.