Trust me, Bruce and the E.Street band were massive. I remember no being able to afford tickets, so my friends and I paid for parking and just sat in the parking lot hearing a concert from outside. Pittsburgh Pennsylvania
This song came on the radio this morning as I drove through Starbucks. The guy at the server window smiled and started bobbing his head to the music and said, "Bruce!". He couldn't have been more than 22 years old. That's when you know you're timeless: you have staying power from someone like me at age 65, and from someone in their 20's. 😊
I'm 22 and love this song! Sadly, no radio stations here in the UK seem to want to play Bruce's music - that's why I just rely on my playlists, guaranteed good music plays consistently!
My son is 22. We've talked about how a lot of 80's music is still relevant today. Even his friends have said "Yeah I know who they are. They're legends." In reference to people like Bon Jovi, Michael Jackson, Kiss just to name a few. I think that's pretty dang cool 😎
Makes me sad and happy at the same time. You often don't know you are making a great memory til it's over...our lives are filled with a series of short special moments we often don't appreciate at the time. Appreciate your friends, your youth, your kids as it will all pass by before you know it
But its totally fine that you dont appreciate it at the time, because that means you’re living in the moment. If you appreciated it as it happened you wouldnt be truly living in the moment.
I remember when I thought, “My days are just beginning”, when I would hear this song. I had so many hopes and dreams: most unrealistic, but a few that made it. When I hear this song, I remind myself that looking back doesn’t have to be sad. I’ve come a long way. And I thank God for artists like Bruce. If only he knew how he kept my spirit alive......
Wow you just said what I feel when I hear this song. I think this was the first tape I ever owned as a kid. I asked my parents for it because I liked Dancing In The Dark and fell in love with this song. I would listen to it and think wow life is going to be good when I get older.
This is a very unscriptural thing to say... Jesus is better than all that nonsense...our glory days continue on if we aren't dead then God will take us from glory to glory.
Went to my 50th high school reunion last week. I put my athletic accomplishments behind me a long time ago. I can't believe how many people remembered those things I did in high school. It made me think about those days since then. I found out that one of my records in track was broken recently. Didn't know I held it for 48 years. I guess I can be proud of what I did now. Seems everyone else was.
You must have been a real "mover-n-shaker" (or held a very high seat at the "Cool-People'sTable" during lunch hour) in high school if so many people remembered you and your accomplishments so many years later. Me? I got booed at my ten year reunion....After coming up on stage, or in front of everyone to accept some prize I won. (No shit--I had no idea I was that unpopular... Will never go back to another one....Reunion, that is).....Though restraining orders have kept me away from, like "Booger,"** combing high schools for girlfriends....I especially liked "hunting" for girlfriends at the private all girl Catholic schools, even though I went to a public school--the uniforms those girls wore got me more "hot-n-bothered" than the cheerleading outfits that the girls at my school wore---except when they did those kicks, and twirled around so their skirts gave me a quick look at their little red "Victoria's Secrets" they wore. Unfortunately "Mercy High School in San Francisco has closed 😭😭😭 **Must see, or be familiar with, an early 80's movie called Revenge Of The Nerds to get this reference .
What matters is who you are now. Anyone can have a good start, but very few have a great finish. I was a likable young man, but nothing exceptional. Came to realize that the lives of most of my peers are very dull and with few real accomplishments. Stopped caring a long time ago. Now I am focused on serving others, as well as putting God first in everything I do.
I was 13 in 1984, I'm 47 now... they made this video 1 block away from my house..at Maxwell's Bar in Hoboken, NJ... the baseball field was in (West New York, NJ) .
His music is going to be a big hit in nursing homes in about 10 - 20 years. All of us old folks sittin' in our wheelchairs rocking out. Until we fall asleep.
I don't care what song he sings..(they are all good) but he is just so good looking....... he could even sing "Old MacDonald had a Farm" and I would love it.
My husband was a big deal when he was in high school in the early 70s. I love listening to his Glory Days stories. The way his eyes light up makes me smile
I didn't expect The JOJOLands to turn me into a Bruce Springsteen fan, but I've been listening to Bobby Jean for the last month and now this one doesen't sound half bad either!
Actually, Araki put in a MTV music list "Dancing In The Dark" by Bruce Springsteen, and he also said that Bruce Springsteen's Album "High Hopes" is a masterpiece in the note of JoJolion Chapter 29, You're welcome Oh, and, this is not from Hirohiko Araki, but from Hayao Miyazaki, he said that he felt motivated while listening to Bruce Springsteen's song "Hungry Heart" And, to conclude, you can hear "Born To Run", I was recommended that album some months ago XD
@@marcoto5475 JAJAJAJA Sí, buenas xD Aunque debo admitir que esta vez voy un poco tarde. Ya leí el capítulo y reflexioné sobre bastantes cosas pero me falta pegarle la relectura anotando lo que me gustaría poner. Pero no pasa nada, llego para hoy, nah I'd win
@@eljosu8267 No jodas jajsjsjsjq. Increíble. Muchas gracias por los datos curiosos, por cierto! Me sonaba el de que Araki había comentado algo de un album de Bruce Springsteen. Gracias, definitivamente voy a usarlo
I absolutely adore Bruce Springsteen. His energy and passion is off the charts. This song is a combination of rock, pop, soul, country and blues. It makes every part of my soul feel good. Keep Rockin Bruce!
Bruce Springsteen never was a “singer” and since I found out he supports allowing men in women restrooms when little girls are in there I will never listen to his so called “music” again. He refused to play a concert in that state yet he traveled to Saudi Arabia where they cut womens noses off with razor blades and murder gay people and did a concert there. He’s absolutely disgusting! 😖
I'm glad you don't disregard this as before your time. It's tough with pressures from other students. You can fool older people that think you don't like this.
@@wiscorpio72 haha thanks, I’m a musican so I’ve learned to use older music since it’s influenced so much now. And yeah I’ll totally remember to shock older people with my music taste haha thanks!
@@peyton_walkes My ex girlfriend would sure be wrong. She said to me all the kids like hip hop. What does she know? She doesn't know every gen Y or Zer. Her daughter likes hip hop, her daughter doesn't speak for everybody her age. I think it's great learning about what tastes younger people have. I saw some younger guys at a Huey Lewis concert, these younger girls were sitting by me at a Hall and Oates and Tears For Fears concert.
@@wiscorpio72 haha you’re 100% right, especially since music is so easy to access nowadays, so many different genres are popular now haha. And omg yes Huey Lewis and tears for fears are some of my personal favorites still haha
As a 20 yo whos been called an old soul since grade 5, im sorry you grew up so fast kiddo. When your my age you age os the glory days. When your 30 my age is the glory. Life passes in a blink. Make sure it doesn’t. Get in trouble have fun. But he safe
As a 52 year male, I can certainly relate to this song. When this song was released back in the great 80's, I mistakenly thought the glory days would never end.
Y’all are depressing as hell. Your life is what you make it. You may have bills and whatever but you can still live your best life, what’s stopping you.
I am 59 now and was 23 in 1984 when Bruce Springsteen " The Boss " released this song. All I can say is I am so glad I grew up with the " Boss " and in the era that I did....
I remember when I got Born in The USA for Christmas in the mid 80s and it was the sound track of my own glory days. I look back at it now with a nostalgic feeling and Bruce and his gang was all part of it. Man oh man, does time fly quickly?
And you will seek Me and find Me when you search for Me with all your heart. - Jeremiah 29:13 “For God so loved the world, that He gave His only Son, so that everyone who believes in Him will not perish, but have eternal life. - John 3:16 Repent therefore, and turn back, that your sins may be blotted out. - Acts 3:19 If you’re in North America, please go check out any of the churches available to you: PCA, OPC, Rpcna/Rpc, Urcna, or a canrc church (These are conservative and actual Presbyterian churches) If you can’t find one of the conservative presby churches then, maybe a Lcms Lutheran church. If you are Scottish, I recommend the Free Church of Scotland and the APC. (Different from the Church of Scotland) If you’re English I recommend the Evangelical Presbyterian Church in England & Wales and the Free Church of England (Different from the Church of England) Also online you can look up church finders for each of the groups, it will show you locations.
One of my best Glory Dayyyyyys, was a sweltering hot July 6 1985 Wembley stadium Bruce Springsteen concert the tickets cost £14:50. I skipped Work to go, It was the best gig I had ever been to, the band gave it everything there was to give... At Wembley Stadium my life changed forever. I didn't know what to expect and I only knew the Born In The USA album but this was my first stadium gig and at the age of 19 I had never witnessed anything like it and being surrounded by people who knew all the words to all these songs, I remember Bruce coming out singing one song, obviously later I knew it as Independence Day, then I was taken on a Rock'N'Roll journey for 4 hours that blew my mind, talk about glory daaaaays
@Pedro Ivan Sanchez at least now we can watch for free now. I paid £29:99 for the VHS, for an 1½ hr compilation of concert clips twice the price of the actual concert. Just so long as we can listen to the boss.
Hey Jono I was there too; some day wasn't it? And after that I went across to the indoor arena and saw Dire Straits! Also went to to the July 4th concert! Happy days and Glory Days!
@@BeattapeFactory Assuming you even live that long. If you are thinking you couldn't now, or you are not ready, just remember that you will probably never be as attractive , or as fit as you are in your 20's. SO, get out there! That' is really all there is too it.
I wasted mine. Never finished school or got a license.lost my job. Lost my engagement of 3 years. Now im almot twenty and so far back ill miss most mine thats why im stuck in the past mentally i lost having it all back before i gave ùp. Didnt know i was throwing away my chances to have more glory days left
I used to listen to this on cassette tape in the 80's. Great memories. Those of us who lived the 80's didn't know how good we had it, until it was gone. This is what real Rock sounds like. Thank you.
I was about 12 when this song came out. Didn't think too much about the lyrics - just thought it was a stomping good track. Remember dancing to it on my first real party. Now that I'm 43, I really get the bitter nostalgia element to it. How we all end up re-living our romanticised version of our past rather than our present, just as I'm doing with this song now.
Was listening to this while at the hospital recently because I had to get an MRI scan bit while I was there something weird happened. While I was on my way there, I heard a noise that sounded like gunshots being fired from a silencer and I got! Went flying and all! Strange how that happens.
Hell even the big time athletes can relate to this. You don't think Namath, Marino, Montana, Bird, Magic, Jordan etc ever think about their glory days in the big time?
Same here… I was 12 when this was released. 39 years on and I was back in my home town & I finally recognised the ‘ i was walking in & he was walking out’ line. Some people live in the past & some fixate on what will be. I say all we’ll ever have is the right here & right now. 🙏🏼
Don't start listening to American Country music then.....Because you could turn into an alcoholic very quickly, probably not even a FUNCTIONAL one if you're not careful🤣🤣
@@jennyn078 sensible view. The tragedy is when people can't recognize this. Happens sometimes. One of the tragedies of Friday Night Lights (the book and the movie). Boobie Miles, a high school football star, never got back on track. Ended up in prison.
Me? After watching AMC's Madmen, I WAS thinking maybe the late 50's to mid 60's would be the time to head back to---Just as long as I could go back white, and male, and Protestant, and educated, and rich, and heterosexual, and preferably in my mid 20's. But given what I know NOW, I could REALLY make like King Croesus thousands of years ago and Cassanova some time later, if I could be in my mid 20's in the late 1970's to early 1980's, and I wouldn't even HAVE to remember what team won what Super Bowl to be successful, or even when Bill Gates first made Microsoft stock available for public trading...Of course some of my "success" would be based on criminal behavior. But I would like to think I would be like Robin Hood and give SOME back to the poor.... But that might come much later, AFTER I'm done partying with "Hef" at the Mansion and banging more than one Playmate in the "Grotto".🤣🤣
Think about all those forlorn Gen Z's that won't even have a "Glory Days" to ever look back upon. Makes me grateful I grew up when this song came out, even if it makes me a old fvk now. This has to be one of the first times in recent history (like in the last 4 or 5 centuries) that a man approaching 60 feels luckier than a 20 year old.
This song is so true man. Time flies by and you sink in the monotony of your every day life and it seems like some of the best times you had are memories and at the time you didn't even know it. Youth is wasted in the young.
Adolescence isn't as enjoyable as the biased, selective, memory of adolescence. The character portrayed in the video is from Jersey, where heavy equipment operators are unionized. He's got a wife, a real home, two sons he obviously adores, and to whom he is passing the tradition of baseball. You know how many people would love to have the monotony of that life? He's an old jock, who didn't know the odds were 1 in 890,000 of playing one day in the majors. He should be happy with his lousy job that pay's $80,000-$100,000, embrace his blessings, and thank God he's fortunate enough to be a family man.
I never did that, but I know plenty that have or do. Since I retired have gone back to traveling the world, places I saw years ago and new places. Sadly, as you say youth is wasted on the young. I am into photography and am simply no longer able to do those long hikes into nowhere or climb the 1000 steps to the Buddha statue.
The past 20 months have been tough. I think I may have depression, but this song is like a cure. It gets me in a good mood, it gets my spirits up. It motivates me to go out and live the glory days while I am still young.
I have depression too it’s part of my bipolar but I never really had any friends since I was different but I’m sure when I get more into my 20s I’ll make some friends and we’ll all have a kick ass time have a huge bonfire with some beer with glory days blasting on the car radio
I want to tell you guys that Mr. Dagostino is correct, it does get better. Please reach out if you guys need to unload or just talk. Find that good friend and treat them like gold because you will find they are more valuable than it. If no one to call on there are hot lines ...just putting out there. Life is hard fellas, you have to Laugh a lot and always find the good in those tangeable and intangeable things around you. Dont do drugs and treat women like queens. Take care!
I'm 40 and glory days will never end,regardless. I'm truly inspired by someone who I play basketball with at the age of 64 years young. He can't miss if he wanted to and I match him EVERY time. As a generation X'er. Thank you for the hardwork and dedication by the Boomers and the Greatest generation. I'm truly committed by passing the torch.
Your lucky to have your health I turned 40 last year this year my health has went so far down hill I cant believe it this year since the turn of the year it's went down hill big time..
This songs is pretty nostalgic, i miss those glory days, i was on the top of the world one day, next day, my accionist gave the back and the goverment took my lands with no reason
This song reminds me of EVERY BAR in every city around the US of A at Happy Hour people telling their friends tales of what it was like and how it used to be in the good ole GLORY DAYS
44 years old. Beautiful and sad song at the same time. And if you make the effort to stop comparing with others (which is harder in days of social and job internet networks), these may be your Glory Days. Still trying and trying in April/20.
I was super poor in the 90's and still had the time of my life. Didn't need money to live it up when I was a kid! Never went skiing in Vail, but I learned that you cannot make wings and fly off a roof.
How many here have NEVER relived their Glory Days? My kids get tired of hearing these stories! And they are grown!! So I pass them on to the grandkids. If I make it, I'll pass them to the great-grandkids. And so it goes!!!!
I’m 28 and been listening to Springsteen for years because of my father; who grew up in the 80s. This is my first time tapping in his music videos and never realized how energetic he was. Hell yea!
Damn this song shot me straight though the heart in the hospital
YOU!
imagine being a singer!!!!! who likes jojo's bizarre adventure!!!!!!!!!!!! and you only care about meme music!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
GOD DAMN I DIDNT EXPECT THIS.
The duo looks deadly , glory days and the remote control stand bags grooves
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WE ARE NOT MAKING IT OUT OF THE HOSPITAL WITH THIS ONE🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🗣🗣🗣
Huh ???
@@otisdriftwood1697 Is that a JOJO'S REFERENCE?
@@ianboswell mine or the original comment ?
@@otisdriftwood1697 The og comment is a jojo reference from part 9
@@J27J oh who's jojo ?
Bruce Springsteen is so talented. His music sounds like a gunshot in my ear.
Absolutely... So fire that it needs a silencer.
Bro there's already comments about the last chapter, love this community
i knew this would happen suddenly
Went to the hospital for an MRI scan,
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What weird AI are you?
CLOSE ENOUGH, WELCOME BACK THE EMPEROR
Vienes del capitulo de jojolands?
@@omaromar-s1r siii
Emperor 2.0
if emperor and sex pistols had a child
Aye aye sir!
Glory Days indeed. The eighties were a musical revelation. Springsteen certainly contributed to the party.
Spoken like someone pining for their own "glory days" lol.
80’s????
With this song Bruce kind of wrote the anthem for old music video comment sections - several decades ahead of their time!
@@rjjcms1I know what you mean.
Trust me, Bruce and the E.Street band were massive. I remember no being able to afford tickets, so my friends and I paid for parking and just sat in the parking lot hearing a concert from outside. Pittsburgh Pennsylvania
This song came on the radio this morning as I drove through Starbucks. The guy at the server window smiled and started bobbing his head to the music and said, "Bruce!". He couldn't have been more than 22 years old. That's when you know you're timeless: you have staying power from someone like me at age 65, and from someone in their 20's. 😊
THE " BIG BOSS" Still Rocks on in 2023 🥰
Classic..Good memories 😊😊
Friggin Unbelievable Song! It so Hits Home and makes you feel like a teenager again!!🎉
I'm 22 and love this song! Sadly, no radio stations here in the UK seem to want to play Bruce's music - that's why I just rely on my playlists, guaranteed good music plays consistently!
My son is 22. We've talked about how a lot of 80's music is still relevant today. Even his friends have said "Yeah I know who they are. They're legends." In reference to people like Bon Jovi, Michael Jackson, Kiss just to name a few. I think that's pretty dang cool 😎
WE GETTING THE LAVA ROCK BACK WITH THIS ONE 🔥🎵
This music really is so fire.. it needs a "Silencer".
The older you get, this song just gets sadder and better all at the same time.
I know what you mean bro, time waits for no man 😢
Lol! The worst of both worlds...Lol!
So true. But also more poignant.
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Those were our glory days
Makes me sad and happy at the same time. You often don't know you are making a great memory til it's over...our lives are filled with a series of short special moments we often don't appreciate at the time. Appreciate your friends, your youth, your kids as it will all pass by before you know it
Yes...Sad Happy
But its totally fine that you dont appreciate it at the time, because that means you’re living in the moment. If you appreciated it as it happened you wouldnt be truly living in the moment.
1984
In the blink of a young girls eye!!
YET THIS P.O.S. ENDORSED JOE BIDEN / DEMOCRATS ..
I remember when I thought, “My days are just beginning”, when I would hear this song. I had so many hopes and dreams: most unrealistic, but a few that made it. When I hear this song, I remind myself that looking back doesn’t have to be sad. I’ve come a long way. And I thank God for artists like Bruce. If only he knew how he kept my spirit alive......
Wow you just said what I feel when I hear this song. I think this was the first tape I ever owned as a kid. I asked my parents for it because I liked Dancing In The Dark and fell in love with this song. I would listen to it and think wow life is going to be good when I get older.
🙂 My goodness...exactly spot on observation
Boring stories of.......
We all have our glory days and simply don't realize it when they happen.
1984
Welcome back Emperor
Emperor + Sex Pistols
Thank you.
I turned 40 yesterday. This song has never meant more to me than it does right now. It's the next generation's turn to have their Glory days. Cheers
The next generation doesn't appreciate jack sh*t, including glory days!
@@lemonhead162 as someone from that new generation, no they really don’t. i’m trying though!
Your 40's can be great too though!
@@lemonhead162 I don't think I did either until they were over. Now I see that those glory days really were great and I'd give anything to go back
This is a very unscriptural thing to say... Jesus is better than all that nonsense...our glory days continue on if we aren't dead then God will take us from glory to glory.
Always cracks me up Steven Van Zandt making eyes at Springsteen in this video. He turned out to be such a bad ass on the Sopranos, damn fine actor.
He gained like forty pounds for that role, didn't want to be recognized for his music.
@@raygordonteacheschess5501 hahaha really? Don't think that was such a good idea, considering he still hasn't lost that weight
his facial expression is/are hilarious! lolz
Never noticed lmfao
me too
Went to my 50th high school reunion last week. I put my athletic accomplishments behind me a long time ago. I can't believe how many people remembered those things I did in high school. It made me think about those days since then. I found out that one of my records in track was broken recently. Didn't know I held it for 48 years. I guess I can be proud of what I did now. Seems everyone else was.
Good for you brother, really, I mean that. I hope life smiled on you my friend.
Rock on! Sometimes you don't know how good it was, one foot in the past and one in the present. It's all we have....
P.s. I'm sending this to the guys I reconnected with at my 45th. We are spread out but all remember the good times...
You must have been a real "mover-n-shaker" (or held a very high seat at the "Cool-People'sTable" during lunch hour) in high school if so many people remembered you and your accomplishments so many years later. Me? I got booed at my ten year reunion....After coming up on stage, or in front of everyone to accept some prize I won. (No shit--I had no idea I was that unpopular... Will never go back to another one....Reunion, that is).....Though restraining orders have kept me away from, like "Booger,"** combing high schools for girlfriends....I especially liked "hunting" for girlfriends at the private all girl Catholic schools, even though I went to a public school--the uniforms those girls wore got me more "hot-n-bothered" than the cheerleading outfits that the girls at my school wore---except when they did those kicks, and twirled around so their skirts gave me a quick look at their little red "Victoria's Secrets" they wore. Unfortunately "Mercy High School in San Francisco has closed 😭😭😭
**Must see, or be familiar with, an early 80's movie called Revenge Of The Nerds to get this reference .
What matters is who you are now. Anyone can have a good start, but very few have a great finish. I was a likable young man, but nothing exceptional. Came to realize that the lives of most of my peers are very dull and with few real accomplishments. Stopped caring a long time ago. Now I am focused on serving others, as well as putting God first in everything I do.
This song is a certified BANGer
Okay this was actually clever
Official Certificate of Bangerdom confirmed!
I was 13 in 1984, I'm 47 now... they made this video 1 block away from my house..at Maxwell's Bar in Hoboken, NJ... the baseball field was in (West New York, NJ) .
Mako 44 That is so cool!
James Allen Thanks! We were so ecstatic in 7th grade...lol
Did you sit down have a couple of drinks before he started talking bout glory days
I'm 47 too!! Kisses from Portugal 💋
You should have gotten Bruce Springsteen's autograph after they made the video
His music is going to be a big hit in nursing homes in about 10 - 20 years. All of us old folks sittin' in our wheelchairs rocking out. Until we fall asleep.
LOVE IT!
@@michellewalker9348 Sounds good to me !
Lol I love when this song comes on in the operating room ... good times
michelle walker I’m a gerontologist and we have a group who loves Bruce already
You got that right Sun Flower. Bunch of rock and rollers in their rocking chairs.
WE'RE ELIMINATING 5 TARGETS WITH THIS ONE🔥🔥🔥🔥
If you're still young and this song doesn't make sense to you right now, take a long, hard look around you and take everything all in.
I can def relate to it, being 56. This and Bob segers like a rock.
i listened to this when I was a preteen. 50 now I don't think my glory days are over.
Tell em again....
As a 33 year old, I’m really, really liking this song now more than ever
Not that deep, keep thinking about your past bus that's all you probably have lol.
I was around 15 when this came out. I think the 80's has some of the best music of all time! 😍
Best decade of music EVER
Please listen to the musics of Semino Rossi! The best singer of the world leave in Austria! And came from Argentina for 40 years!
@@greasyfishtacos I couldn't agree with you more my friend! 😇
@@wernercekal9010 I'll check it out. Thanks for the tip 🥰
Agreed!!! Great music
This song really hits the spot.. kind of like a silenced bullet.
Fr
1984
I approve of this song.
Howler?!
@@raidenjeriahdedel1198 The one and only.
W ACCA HOWLER FAN
It's HIM, JOHN JOJOLAND
Howler you are bankrupt
I don't care what song he sings..(they are all good) but he is just so good looking....... he could even sing "Old MacDonald had a Farm" and I would love it.
Cute little baby face...😂😂..I agree.
Totally agree! 😂
Every Song Bruce created was straight from the heart
This song either gets more happy or more sad as you get older, depending on how things turned out for you.
Well said. Too true
I agree!
KaneRobot thing get worse as I get older
Very true..... nostalgia
Yes it Does
It is great to see the young E-Street Band in their full glory. When I see this it takes me back 40 years to my youth also.
Precisely, where did the time go?
Happy 74th Birthday Bruce Frederick Joseph Springsteen!(Born September 23, 1949)😃🥳🎂🎉🎊🎈🎁🍾🥂👍👏🙌
My husband was a big deal when he was in high school in the early 70s. I love listening to his Glory Days stories. The way his eyes light up makes me smile
her husband was a big deal in high school 😄 sounds like ~married with children~
He is probably sick of your shit like Al was w Peggy 🤣
@@TheNessteeayour mom was a big deal behind the bleachers..How's that for a comment Big Mouth?
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Sure he was
I'm 55 years old and still bring memories back from high school, the days when life was easier
I was a
I wa also in high s8 too
I also was in high 🏫 too
I am 67 and I still love the BOSS
Me too!
@Lisa Mannien - I said the same thing in 85.
No real happy memories, but a few good ones will sneak in.
I didn't expect The JOJOLands to turn me into a Bruce Springsteen fan, but I've been listening to Bobby Jean for the last month and now this one doesen't sound half bad either!
Actually, Araki put in a MTV music list "Dancing In The Dark" by Bruce Springsteen, and he also said that Bruce Springsteen's Album "High Hopes" is a masterpiece in the note of JoJolion Chapter 29, You're welcome
Oh, and, this is not from Hirohiko Araki, but from Hayao Miyazaki, he said that he felt motivated while listening to Bruce Springsteen's song "Hungry Heart"
And, to conclude, you can hear "Born To Run", I was recommended that album some months ago XD
Preparando el hilo para darko? Jajajaja
@@marcoto5475 JAJAJAJA Sí, buenas xD
Aunque debo admitir que esta vez voy un poco tarde. Ya leí el capítulo y reflexioné sobre bastantes cosas pero me falta pegarle la relectura anotando lo que me gustaría poner. Pero no pasa nada, llego para hoy, nah I'd win
@@PrixtoTNT Joder, no sabía que eran de Latam, cabrones! XD
@@eljosu8267 No jodas jajsjsjsjq.
Increíble. Muchas gracias por los datos curiosos, por cierto!
Me sonaba el de que Araki había comentado algo de un album de Bruce Springsteen. Gracias, definitivamente voy a usarlo
Born in the 70s and 80s Kid, hit 50 last year, loved the song when it came out, never got the lyrics deeply , I get it now, Bruce, what a visionary!
Every 55 Year old Guy, stuck in a bad job and a bad marriage, should listen to this 🎉
64 year old guy here stuck in a bad job and a bad marriage. Songs like this save me a little bit.
I absolutely adore Bruce Springsteen. His energy and passion is off the charts. This song is a combination of rock, pop, soul, country and blues. It makes every part of my soul feel good. Keep Rockin Bruce!
Same, I only recently find out about Bruce Springsteen. I'm very glad I did.
Bruce Springsteen never was a “singer” and since I found out he supports allowing men in women restrooms when little girls are in there I will never listen to his so called
“music” again. He refused to play a concert in that state yet he traveled to Saudi Arabia where they cut womens noses off with razor blades and murder gay people and did a concert there. He’s absolutely disgusting! 😖
I agree and love his music
And baseball!😎🤗
Michael Jackson is better.
Already??? You guys are fast. I applaud it.
That's what I was thinking 😂
@@PariahSpiral you guys are even faster 💀
I’m 15 and I wish I was alive in the 80s Bruce along with other musicians in this genre are so much more talented
Why would you like to be alive in the 80s if you can enjoy this masterpiece at the present time? :)
I'm glad you don't disregard this as before your time. It's tough with pressures from other students. You can fool older people that think you don't like this.
@@wiscorpio72 haha thanks, I’m a musican so I’ve learned to use older music since it’s influenced so much now. And yeah I’ll totally remember to shock older people with my music taste haha thanks!
@@peyton_walkes My ex girlfriend would sure be wrong. She said to me all the kids like hip hop. What does she know? She doesn't know every gen Y or Zer. Her daughter likes hip hop, her daughter doesn't speak for everybody her age. I think it's great learning about what tastes younger people have. I saw some younger guys at a Huey Lewis concert, these younger girls were sitting by me at a Hall and Oates and Tears For Fears concert.
@@wiscorpio72 haha you’re 100% right, especially since music is so easy to access nowadays, so many different genres are popular now haha. And omg yes Huey Lewis and tears for fears are some of my personal favorites still haha
currently 14 and obsessed with bruce springsteen, he’s timeless
Consider yourself wise beyond your years, an old soul maybe. Bruce has probably had more of an impact on regular folks than anyone else in music.
SAME
As a 20 yo whos been called an old soul since grade 5, im sorry you grew up so fast kiddo. When your my age you age os the glory days. When your 30 my age is the glory. Life passes in a blink. Make sure it doesn’t. Get in trouble have fun. But he safe
@etangbose4755 i think about this comment a lot ♡
@@undergroundrot good:) enjoy life and keep listening to the good music
As a 52 year male, I can certainly relate to this song. When this song was released back in the great 80's, I mistakenly thought the glory days would never end.
We all did. But we have the memories
Y’all are depressing as hell. Your life is what you make it. You may have bills and whatever but you can still live your best life, what’s stopping you.
1984
I’m 69, riddled with bloody cancer and yet have ironically never had so much fun and laughter in my entire life !!!!
I so agree and I'm a 67 year old woman
I am 59 now and was 23 in 1984 when Bruce Springsteen " The Boss " released this song. All I can say is I am so glad I grew up with the " Boss " and in the era that I did....
I was 21 in 1984...and I can't agree more
I wasn't even born yet 😳
I always thought it was 85.
@@josephmackela8466 I believe it was 1984....
I remember when I got Born in The USA for Christmas in the mid 80s and it was the sound track of my own glory days. I look back at it now with a nostalgic feeling and Bruce and his gang was all part of it. Man oh man, does time fly quickly?
And you will seek Me and find Me when you search for Me with all your heart. - Jeremiah 29:13
“For God so loved the world, that He gave His only Son, so that everyone who believes in Him will not perish, but have eternal life. - John 3:16
Repent therefore, and turn back, that your sins may be blotted out.
- Acts 3:19
If you’re in North America, please go check out any of the churches available to you: PCA, OPC, Rpcna/Rpc, Urcna, or a canrc church
(These are conservative and actual Presbyterian churches)
If you can’t find one of the conservative presby churches then, maybe a Lcms Lutheran church.
If you are Scottish, I recommend the Free Church of Scotland and the APC.
(Different from the Church of Scotland)
If you’re English I recommend the Evangelical Presbyterian Church in England & Wales and the Free Church of England
(Different from the Church of England)
Also online you can look up church finders for each of the groups, it will show you locations.
One of my best Glory Dayyyyyys, was a sweltering hot July 6 1985 Wembley stadium Bruce Springsteen concert the tickets cost £14:50.
I skipped Work to go, It was the best gig I had ever been to, the band gave it everything there was to give...
At Wembley Stadium my life changed forever. I didn't know what to expect and I only knew the Born In The USA album but this was my first stadium gig and at the age of 19 I had never witnessed anything like it and being surrounded by people who knew all the words to all these songs, I remember Bruce coming out singing one song, obviously later I knew it as Independence Day, then I was taken on a Rock'N'Roll journey for 4 hours that blew my mind, talk about glory daaaaays
@Pedro Ivan Sanchez at least now we can watch for free now.
I paid £29:99 for the VHS, for an 1½ hr compilation of concert clips twice the price of the actual concert. Just so long as we can listen to the boss.
I wish one of those Wembley shows would see a official live release through the Nugs site or on the long awaited Born in the USA box set
Hoping...
Hey Jono
I was there too; some day wasn't it?
And after that I went across to the indoor arena and saw Dire Straits!
Also went to to the July 4th concert! Happy days and Glory Days!
So true. Enjoy your youth. It comes then gone before you realize it
@@BeattapeFactory Assuming you even live that long. If you are thinking you couldn't now, or you are not ready, just remember that you will probably never be as attractive , or as fit as you are in your 20's. SO, get out there! That' is really all there is too it.
I wasted mine. Never finished school or got a license.lost my job. Lost my engagement of 3 years. Now im almot twenty and so far back ill miss most mine thats why im stuck in the past mentally i lost having it all back before i gave ùp. Didnt know i was throwing away my chances to have more glory days left
@@theimmortalsleazus8057 You're not even twenty? You haven't even lived yet.
Unfortunately youth is entirely wasted on the young.
@@noleftturnunstonedyeah yet I've nearly been killed countless times nearly died in hospital too countless times. Life's short it only gets shorter
I used to listen to this on cassette tape in the 80's. Great memories. Those of us who lived the 80's didn't know how good we had it, until it was gone. This is what real Rock sounds like. Thank you.
So true!
I agree !! My favourite Bruce Springsteen song.
yeah! rock for ever!
The 80's weren't just a decade. The 80's were a phenomenon.
kikiki
Amo suas músicas desde criança parabéns que Deus abençoe vc sua família meu lindo amo❤❤
The older I get, the more this song makes sense.
RIP Clarence Clemons!
So true. Enjoy your youth. It comes then gone before you realize it
R. I. P. Phantom Dan too.
Amen!
My mom's favorite. Rest in peace mom I love you
Hug
RIP
R.I.P Your Mother. Peace🙏✌
marco tanne you really over did the peace
Like the movie, Bruce oh mighty,
This song is fantastic!
YES
The sunny in Philadelphia montage with it is awesome
@@STE3111 .
It's true.
I agree with you.
A MasterPiece
Bruce Springsteen is fantastic in general, not just this song, love all that he does
Where did the time go.. I was just watching this on MTv.
There are only two words to describe Bruce...
The Boss
Surprised his songs weren't on the soprano show!
I think those two words also described a CAR put out by Ford way back in the late 60's or early 70's.
Yes Sir!
😁🤑🤗😆😁😃😃😃😃🥲
I was about 12 when this song came out. Didn't think too much about the lyrics - just thought it was a stomping good track. Remember dancing to it on my first real party. Now that I'm 43, I really get the bitter nostalgia element to it. How we all end up re-living our romanticised version of our past rather than our present, just as I'm doing with this song now.
I just turned 40, and my feel on this is exactly what you wrote --and you said it better than I could've. :)
❤❤
im good.. because i actually did something with ny life.. because i didnt want to be THAT guy..
The Bosses lyrics are seriously liberal,. It's great seeing a childhood hero is really a good guy in real life for real.
38 here. Understand completely.
Was listening to this while at the hospital recently because I had to get an MRI scan bit while I was there something weird happened. While I was on my way there, I heard a noise that sounded like gunshots being fired from a silencer and I got! Went flying and all! Strange how that happens.
What does MRI stand for?
@@magicman05 Oh! I know!
M: Man’s
R: a Real
I: Idiot
Haha!
Fui testigo de ese suceso fue el emperador lo juro
Araki out here exposing people to great music through his Manga.
Thank you Bruce this is the anthem for any High School athlete who didn't make it big time
Hell even the big time athletes can relate to this. You don't think Namath, Marino, Montana, Bird, Magic, Jordan etc ever think about their glory days in the big time?
LMFAOOOOOOOOO
For any youngster who had dreams far bigger than the actual outcomes of their choices.
Everyone of those guys still reflect
on their HS days.
When I was 6 years old I listened Bruce from morning to night. Today at 40 he is still one of the artists I love the most. Great!!!
Bruce and the E Street Band are just TIMELESS. I recently have a new found love and appreciation for this man's music after years of ignoring it.
Same here… I was 12 when this was released. 39 years on and I was back in my home town & I finally recognised the ‘ i was walking in & he was walking out’ line. Some people live in the past & some fixate on what will be. I say all we’ll ever have is the right here & right now. 🙏🏼
Saw Bruce in Phx last night- he played for three plus hours! Bucket list!!
Great song, every time I listen to Bruce Springsteen's songs, makes me want to grab a beer!
Don't start listening to American Country music then.....Because you could turn into an alcoholic very quickly, probably not even a FUNCTIONAL one if you're not careful🤣🤣
The Glory Days were the 80's !!!
This song lifts me up on a cloudy or busy day. Remember: these are the Glory Days. Make the Most of every day and Don't let anyone steal your Joy!
As always, go Little Steven!!! I will never forget his work back in the 80's for South Africa!!!
I don't care who you are, or your status in society, you can relate to this song. Eventually, we all look back on our "Glory Days".
Sweet Tea nm”
Nah mate, let's go from glory to gloryy with Jesus :D
@@AnundVikingstad id hope but i fear it isnt that way
@@theimmortalsleazus8057 My Way has another name ;)
Absolutely
They pass by quickly ❤ Enjoy them while you can!
For my nineteenth birthday
I got a union card and a wedding coat
Just think: every day, every year, someone is experiencing their personal glory days that they will someday look back on with fondness.
Nah I disagree completely.
I think we all have ‘glory days’ many times in our lives, if not do something different to create more!
@@jennyn078 sensible view. The tragedy is when people can't recognize this. Happens sometimes. One of the tragedies of Friday Night Lights (the book and the movie). Boobie Miles, a high school football star, never got back on track. Ended up in prison.
Cycle of the generations...not sure who is the Bruce of this generation's youth though -_-
Even right now, we're making memories, not realizing what it would mean years from now :)
And the best part,Bruce still performs,perfectly. He keeps his voice in great shape!
This song is like a gun. Literally😊
The older I get, the more this song makes sense.
Yes. This and Cherry Bomb
And sadly I see a lot of people still living in the past.
Darryl Willett ain’t that the truth
😂😂😂
Right
The coolest Hawaiian police officer ever!! Congratulations on the JoJo Stand name!!
I love how simple and humble Bruce is..yet so extrodinary.and talented..He sings from the heart and captures audiences of all ages..
The 80’s were the glorious days 😎
Mine too
Me? After watching AMC's Madmen, I WAS thinking maybe the late 50's to mid 60's would be the time to head back to---Just as long as I could go back white, and male, and Protestant, and educated, and rich, and heterosexual, and preferably in my mid 20's.
But given what I know NOW, I could REALLY make like King Croesus thousands of years ago and Cassanova some time later, if I could be in my mid 20's in the late 1970's to early 1980's, and I wouldn't even HAVE to remember what team won what Super Bowl to be successful, or even when Bill Gates first made Microsoft stock available for public trading...Of course some of my "success" would be based on criminal behavior. But I would like to think I would be like Robin Hood and give SOME back to the poor.... But that might come much later, AFTER I'm done partying with "Hef" at the Mansion and banging more than one Playmate in the "Grotto".🤣🤣
Wow, he really throws that ball like bullets
Think about all those forlorn Gen Z's that won't even have a "Glory Days" to ever look back upon.
Makes me grateful I grew up when this song came out, even if it makes me a old fvk now.
This has to be one of the first times in recent history (like in the last 4 or 5 centuries) that a man approaching 60 feels luckier than a 20 year old.
This song is vital for any graduation.
As I get older, the lyrics to my childhood favorites make me love the songs even more..
I remember when this song first came out. My daddy would ask me to play it for him. I love this song and I finally get the meaning of it.
I feel the same way. The older I get , the more the music makes more sense
Hello,how are you doing today? Thanks for your love and support…
This song and Human Touch are still my two favourite Springsteen gems. Absolutely brilliant in my humble opinion.
The first time I heard this song was at the Hawaiian Land Registry. Good times... good times...
They revealed the name of Bobby Jean's Stand THAT early?
Bro has the jojolands leaks
congrats, youre the first.
fucking colonizer
...how? Leaks?
@PrixtoTNT I always wonder how they get the leaks early, like through UJ?
The 80's were glory days 👍🏻
True, madonna,...rod stewart,....and the Boss
Angela Allen Freddy Mercury fleetwood Mac I just saw them 1st time ever in New York came from Glasgow the 80s music was my teenager yrs
Yes they were Jessica
The 60's and the 70's were glory days too.....
fps249
My bad, it was good for everyone that didn’t identify as a fish
This song is so true man. Time flies by and you sink in the monotony of your every day life and it seems like some of the best times you had are memories and at the time you didn't even know it. Youth is wasted in the young.
Adolescence isn't as enjoyable as the biased, selective, memory of adolescence. The character portrayed in the video is from Jersey, where heavy equipment operators are unionized. He's got a wife, a real home, two sons he obviously adores, and to whom he is passing the tradition of baseball. You know how many people would love to have the monotony of that life?
He's an old jock, who didn't know the odds were 1 in 890,000 of playing one day in the majors. He should be happy with his lousy job that pay's $80,000-$100,000, embrace his blessings, and thank God he's fortunate enough to be a family man.
I never did that, but I know plenty that have or do. Since I retired have gone back to traveling the world, places I saw years ago and new places. Sadly, as you say youth is wasted on the young. I am into photography and am simply no longer able to do those long hikes into nowhere or climb the 1000 steps to the Buddha statue.
Joe Lyons easy professor, we're all friends here
Well said, zig zag
If only we could go back and enjoy it , so wasted my friend 🤗
This song is like the crystallization of the sweat and tears of Bruce and the members who have shared joys and sorrows together for a long time.
The past 20 months have been tough. I think I may have depression, but this song is like a cure. It gets me in a good mood, it gets my spirits up. It motivates me to go out and live the glory days while I am still young.
I have depression too it’s part of my bipolar but I never really had any friends since I was different but I’m sure when I get more into my 20s I’ll make some friends and we’ll all have a kick ass time have a huge bonfire with some beer with glory days blasting on the car radio
It gets better . Both of you. Hang in there friends 💙
I want to tell you guys that Mr. Dagostino is correct, it does get better. Please reach out if you guys need to unload or just talk. Find that good friend and treat them like gold because you will find they are more valuable than it. If no one to call on there are hot lines ...just putting out there. Life is hard fellas, you have to Laugh a lot and always find the good in those tangeable and intangeable things around you. Dont do drugs and treat women like queens. Take care!
@@before120 I really appreciate that so much! Thank you. Very well said ,sir! You take care as well and best wishes !
My mom took me to his concert when I was little. I stayed on top of my step fathers shoulders the whole time and sung my little heart out.
Hello how are you doing, hope you are enjoying your day?
Great memory
Your stepdad treated you like his own daughter, you are luckily to have a stepdad like that
I'm 40 and glory days will never end,regardless. I'm truly inspired by someone who I play basketball with at the age of 64 years young. He can't miss if he wanted to and I match him EVERY time. As a generation X'er. Thank you for the hardwork and dedication by the Boomers and the Greatest generation. I'm truly committed by passing the torch.
those were the days dear, bring them back i say
I’m turning 40 in a few weeks and I absolutely agree!
Your lucky to have your health
I turned 40 last year this year my health has went so far down hill I cant believe it this year since the turn of the year it's went down hill big time..
Was getting bored while waiting in the hospital, this banger broke the pin drop silence like a bullet .
This songs is pretty nostalgic, i miss those glory days, i was on the top of the world one day, next day, my accionist gave the back and the goverment took my lands with no reason
Yeah, i think the "Flow" is changing
This song reminds me of EVERY BAR in every city around the US of A at Happy Hour people telling their friends tales of what it was like and how it used to be in the good ole GLORY DAYS
Don't forget the jukebox at the Arcade
44 years old. Beautiful and sad song at the same time. And if you make the effort to stop comparing with others (which is harder in days of social and job internet networks), these may be your Glory Days.
Still trying and trying in April/20.
Love me some Springsteen & The E Street Band ❤
Me too 🎶
he's a good old Jersey Boy.....one hell of a Boss. great band great every thing....
Except he married a model from NYC/LA before he divorced her for his bandmate.
Yeah but sounds more like a Georgia boy in this one, or from somewhere in the deep South....
Got my glory days now.
The 80's were a hell of a ride!
Not if you were poor it wasn't.
I was super poor in the 90's and still had the time of my life. Didn't need money to live it up when I was a kid! Never went skiing in Vail, but I learned that you cannot make wings and fly off a roof.
WT Hendrix
WT Hendrix in da house! 😊
+Lady Tee u
80's were hell of a ride. I was mostly in a baby cart at the time.
This song hits hard like a bullet
erm no it actually hits slow like what bullets don't tend to do 🤓
Damn !!! how many musicians do you need to play this song, sheesh
How many here have NEVER relived their Glory Days? My kids get tired of hearing these stories! And they are grown!! So I pass them on to the grandkids. If I make it, I'll pass them to the great-grandkids. And so it goes!!!!
RIP my brother Brennan Leo Emerson. Miss ya kid. Glory days 🤟
From KY?
@@jabroski69Yes
I was 17 in 1984 - this was the soundtrack of the summer! I miss our Glory Days!
THE BOSS
Always loved this song..Bruce does a fantastic job at keeping us " older folk " lol remembering our "Glory Days " ... big thank you Bruce !! :)
A timeless classic. Reminds me of the good old days and youth. Wish things could stay that way forever.
PPP
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Tell me about it.
It wouldn’t be so special if it lasted forever. Might still be nice if it lasted a bit longer though :)
@@johntracy72ciao John!🙋😍😘💘🍀
I’m 28 and been listening to Springsteen for years because of my father; who grew up in the 80s. This is my first time tapping in his music videos and never realized how energetic he was. Hell yea!
80s were a great time
You should see him live!
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I was about 12 when this came out. I still kinda got it but i just love Bruce and The E street getting down and having fun 🤩
ONE OF THE GREATEST SONGS OF THE 80'S THAT REMIND ME OF MY YOUTH...😁😁😁