@@dasit6034 But for those of us who weren't alive yet to actually experience those days, the nostalgia is artificial (Or it was before the song became a decade old). And that nostalgia for a time we didn't live in is a staple of vaporwave for many
I thought "artificial nostalgia" was perfect. The artists creating *-wave music were born 1990 or later.. It's "artificial" because you feel nostalgic despite not recognizing the exact samples or commercials.
As a Japanese, first I discovered these kind of songs was when my classmate (who was an American exchange student) asked me if I was familiar with the commercials on these videos. Funny enough, I asked who was the artist singing and he said it was a guy mashing up old songs and beats. I got curious and we went down to a rabbit hole of artists doing the same kind of music like this. Its really amazing. I enjoyed this kind of music genre now and it’s really cool to see them utilize older Japanese commercials to visualize the kind of music they created.
Learning japanese to sing along with future funk and read vaporwave song titles > Leaning japanese to communicate with native speakers (jk it's all love)
These vaporwave songs are resemblances of the 1980-90s eras where people were enjoying carefree life without worries, particularly it was the time where everyone got access to goods and exotic technology from Japan. At that time, some people in the US were worried that the Japanese would take over the world by buying out American corporations (proto-economic globalization), but it all ended when the Japanese stock market crashed in the early 1990s. Fast forward to the late 1990s, people still had this carefree feeling but it also ended when the planes hit the twin towers. 9/11 did not just end the feeling we once had, but it also ended the future of a utopian electric interconnected world. Now watching these videos, it's kinda nostalgic for me because I grew up seeing these sorts of blurry commercials with reverb sounds. it's like a future-past.
I am 55 years old and grew up abroad in Japan. I remember seeing alot of these ads on the TV screens in the windows of the shops as I passed by. It's amazing to see the young generation repurpose such a specific memory in the form of this beautiful art. God Bless!
Back in 2016, when I listened to vaporwave I used to feel nostalgic for a time I was never alive for. Now in 2021, listening to vaporwave makes me feel nostalgic for 2016. Crazy how life slowly but surely assigns meaning to itself.
Nostalgia man. Nothing like that first time. That's why a lot of us pine for the 80s and 90s and 00s so much, we're trying to recapture that initial feeling. They really were better times.
It’s so bizarre yet it makes so much sense, that an artist from Brooklyn can make a song, then a guy completely unknown can make a video of old Japanese commercials and combine the two to make piece of art. With an aesthetic that we all can enjoy an atmosphere that makes us feel good. All deriving from promising commercials and good jams sampled from an 80s track called pillow talking. So simple it all really is but that’s where it gets complex. Absolutely amazing I’ll always come back to this something like this. It is An Art
Hace casi 7 años en los cuales vuelvo a ver el mismo video y el mismo artista. También hay un vídeo parecido llamado Cherry Pepsi de saint Pepsi. El sentimiento de nostalgia de una época que no he vivido
@@user-iz2mt8mm8m the lustt - pillow talk song is not the original either, it is a cover of slyvia robinson's pillow talk. ruclips.net/video/NA2X1040_gY/видео.html
A lot of Saint Pepsi's music ( and a lot of other vaporwave/future funk tracks) combined with the videos always give off a carefree and slightly nostalgic vibe. It's just people having fun. Listening to these songs make you want to live in a permanently dark city with the mesmerising flash of neon packing the scenery. They make you think about romance and business, giant skyscrapers, summer beach resorts, and video games, movies, TV and books and arcades and they make you think about being free and not having a care in the world. Have fun, baby!
for all the people who never lived life before the internet, the "weird" nostalgia you felt was a longing for the past's hope of the future. years later it feels nostalgic in a different way, nostalgic for a time where you never thought the future would be like this this genre perfectly encapsulates the feeling of life's mystery before the internet came around. almost like that feeling when you still believed in magic idk what happened but "wonder" exists less and less maybe it's just me
i feel like i am slowly going to the to the bottom of a bottomless pool of memorys and as i go down i see them all in the water, and slowly being wrapped arround by the darkness of the pool, and it get darker, and darker, and you know the is a bottom but is seem like there isnt but you are still going down like it seem forever but you never know. nobody never knows.
Man, I was so depressed while I was in college back in 2013. Private Caller always cheered me up those late nights alone in the dark finishing reports/essays. And now having a career, when I'm down I still put this on to get me though. Forever miss the vaporware genre at its height.
I'm glad Private Caller was able to bring you some comfort during those tough times in college. It's amazing how music can have such a powerful impact on our emotions and help us through difficult moments. Vaporware was definitely a unique and influential genre, and it's great that you can still turn to it for support when you need it. Keep listening and finding comfort in the music that speaks to you.
ariixxrose Right? Back in 2013-2015 I was nostalgic for an era I had never really known. Now I listen to this and I'm nostalgic for that actual time when I first found it. The human condition is strange.
Dude, first time I heard that Macintosh Plus song I felt really scared for some reason but safe because of a nostalgia spark. It was pretty weird. After listening to it every now and then I felt a bit happy and safe. I think about my childhood often now. I miss it.
This song is almost 10 years old, I remember listening to this thing way back. Honestly the best word to describe Saint Pepsi’s music is timeless. Good luck Saint Pepsi/Skylar Spence in future albums and projects!❤
GEretarded // If you're referring to the new animes with the exaggerations, edgy characters (talking with eyes closed/side ways and chin down, bringing his/her katana everywhere, irrelevant western names and other crappy bullshit they consider to make their characters look good), "fan service" and cartoon physics, then we're cool. Hayao Miyuzaki's movies are fucking amazing.
Who else gets a really great feel-good feeling while listening and watching the music videos for vapor wave, there's always something happening in the video that makes you smile, it's amazing.
No other vaporwave song encapsulates this feeling of nostalgia and the existential crawl of time so perfectly and frighteningly serene, as if you were just first figuring out that your life no matter how luxurious will always be fleeting, and being content with the beauties of life, that money can't buy.
The track "Chinese Dance" by Macintosh Plus captures this feeling with its dreamy, ethereal sounds and samples. As the song progresses, it evokes a sense of longing and reflection on the past, causing the listener to contemplate the passage of time and the impermanence of life. The haunting melodies and distorted vocals create a sense of melancholy, but also a sense of acceptance and peace with the inevitable passage of time. It is a reminder to cherish the present moment and appreciate the fleeting beauty that surrounds us.
The first time you watch this video, you find yourself thinking; "well, this is pretty fucking weird, but i kinda like it". And then, when you watch it for the second time, you're like; "something about this video gives me a feeling i've never felt before. I can't explain it very well, but it's very heartwarming and nostalgic" and then you're hooked, you'll keep coming back to it
I first discovered this song in summer 2016, life was good and I had this jam on repeat. I didn't know it at the time but it was a truly magical time. I revisit this jam every now and then and just wish I could go back.
found em' Don't care what your friends are 'bout to say... What your friends all say is fine but it... Boy, just put that stop sign down, and let's get together before the day runs us down. Don't care what your friends are 'bout to say... What your friends all say is fine but it... Boy, just put that stop sign down, and let's get together before the day runs us down... Boy tell me wrong from right, But not to fall in theirs some cold and lonely night, so...
thank you saint pepsi for sparking my interest in vaporwave which led me down so many roads i could never have imagined, this song is beautiful, thank you.
it's nostalgia for a future that never happened, will never happen, it's why vaporwave has a "retro-futuristic" aesthetic. The video clips are all made completely of ads, ads that want to sell you what life is like and will be like or could be like. But now decades after we see how none of our lives really even echo any of it. It's a lament over the dream capitalism sold us when we were kids and watching TV and how it's faded unattainable qualities have made it beautiful.
That's a laugh. This is my past. Pleasant back then but it was always elemental (EDIT: ephemeral). The present celebrates nothing but junk and destroys what was good for its time so they can pretend we were brainwashed. I've heard their bunk for decades. It's never changed. It's envy as art, it's disgust remaking the world in its own image. It's easy to ignore.
No you're just arbitrarily attaching your ideology to it because you are so entrenched in a political echo chamber that you can’t see anything but from it’s perspective.
LYRICS: Don't care what your friends are 'bout to Don't care what your friends are 'bout to say What your friends all say is fine What your friends all say is fine, but it... Boy, just put that stop sign down And let's get together before the day wears us down Boy, just put that stop sign down And let's get together before the day wears us... Don't care what your friends are 'bout to Don't care what your friends are 'bout to say What your friends all say is fine, but What your friends all say is fine, but it... Boy, just put that stop sign down And let's get together before the day wears us down Boy, you'll tell me wrong from right I'd love to fall in first in a cold and lonely school
[Hook] Don't care what your friends are 'bout to Don't care what your friends are 'bout to say What your friends all say is fine What your friends all say is fine but it [Chorus] Boy, just put that stop sign down And let's get together before the day wears us down Boy, just put that stop sign down And let's get together before the day wears us down [Hook] Don't care what your friends are 'bout to Don't care what your friends are 'bout to say What your friends all say is fine but What your friends all say is fine but it [Chorus] Boy, just put that stop sign down And let's get together before the day wears us down [Outro] Boy, you'll tell me wrong from right I'd love to fall in first in a cold and lonely school
These videos always get me sad because I know when I look at these people they’re probably like 40-50 or something now. They just seem so young and alive here and it’s all just a memory now. Gets me in my feels.
This is the fucked up reality... been trying to accept this reality since early 20’s... it was really hard turning 30 knowing im one step closer... meanwhile seeing my mom knowing that shes much closer to the finish line than i am knowing as a woman she feels this exact same way seeing her only 30 year old daughter😭😭😭😭😭 Life is soooo fucked up😭😭😭😭
Feeling this on vaporwave make me also realize how many ppl were probably snorting cocaine while listening to this... Its random but lets just fucking admit... this is very strong cocaine snorting music... that why the experience listening to it feels so strong😂😂😂
It's crazy to think that this song came out 10 years ago and I'm just discovering it. If there is one thing that the RUclips algorithm gets right, its the music
Hahahahhahahhhahahhahahhahhahhahahhahahhahahahahahhaahahhahahahhahahahhahahahhahahahhahahahahhahahahhaha *inhales* hahahahhahhahahahhahahahhahahahahajahajhahahhahahahanhahahanjahanajjahahajajhahahajahahahhahahahahahahhahahahhaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa You think you're gonna live that long 😆
@@babygirl6789 its always a kind of spooky thing to think abt since these commercials r just passing moments in their lives and we dont kno who these ppl r yet the whole world saw them once
this is cool- i forgot the name to this song and its been like 7+ years since ive heard- i opened up youtube and it was recommended- thank you. thank you.
I remember when I found this song, I didn't want to share with anyone because I thought they'd think I'm crazy or insane. I didn't want to tell anyone about Vaporwave. But now that I look back at this video, 3 million + views, how big Saint Pepsi has gotten, how deep Vaporwave has evolved. I never felt so indifferent before. Thanks, everyone, for listening to this stuff and calling it "music". Because without you, I don't think I've ever grown out of my shell. I can't think of a cool way to send this off. -Dave
The Lyrics :) Don't care what your friends are 'bout to say... What your friends all say is fine but it... Boy, just put that stop sign down, and let's get together before the day runs us down. Don't care what your friends are 'bout to say... What your friends all say is fine but it... Boy, just put that stop sign down, and let's get together before the day runs us down... Boy tell me wrong from right, But not to fall in theirs some cold and lonely .night, so...
Was stationed on mainland Japan for two years, and this song and music video encapsulates the pure, innocent, beautiful, and nostalgia you feel whilst being in Japan! Such a beautiful country!
I'm glad to hear that you had such a positive experience in Japan! The country's beauty and culture are truly unique and special. Do you have any specific memories or experiences that stood out to you during your time there?
this music changed my life. I would've never pursued music if i hadn't heard this song. listening to it now makes me think of the past two years and my journey through vaporwave, starting music production, and my general change in beliefs, a passion burning inside me like a bonfire, and a belief in myself starting to form. this song means so much to me.
I'm not even a 90s kid, but I remember malls fondly, even if they were at the beginning of their decline. My local mall used to be full to the brim of people on the weekends, now it's just a ghost town with a macys, jcpenneys, and a theatre. I miss the days when I used to be able to go to Toys r us as well.
feels weird listening to this song again kinda like listening to it for the first time and im glad to experience it despite how long its been I listened to vaporwave in general it still reminds me of my middle school early days finding these gems.. good times
Ahh old school days. Before the materialistic throw away society. Where self image is everything, "To them" and more important then doing right by other's..Fuck the new world
RFKFANTS67 Don't romanticize the past. There are good people today, and there are shitty people today. Same as it was in the 80s, the 70s, the 60s, etc. Nothing new under the sun. You only remember the good parts of yesteryear.
Exactly my dude. Nothing new under the sun, I like that phrase. It's all about finding your place. People in the 70s thought they got the same bum deal that we think we got when they looked back on the 60s, but just like us, they were only seeing the best parts with their rosy tinted glasses. All about finding your place. All about leaving pretentious comments on youtube too, but that's my place.
These comments...Whew. I'm glad I'm not the only one who is nostalgic because of how the music sounds and the time period they were made in. Bring back vaporwave 2024, fr...
Found this back in 2016 when I was going through a very rough period in my life. Winner's Circle, Late Night Delight and the rest of Saint Pepsi's discography became part of my daily soundtrack at the time and they still are. I know these songs are just looped and slowed down samples but they hold a very special place in my heart, thank you Saint Pepsi.
It's amazing how music can have such a profound impact on our lives, especially during difficult times. It's great to hear that Saint Pepsi's music has been able to provide you with comfort and solace during that period. Music truly has a way of speaking to our souls and helping us through tough moments. Thank you for sharing your story, and may the music continue to bring you joy and positivity.
but guys this arrangement belongs to our era. And we can share and talk about all this in this era. So I think we are lucky to enjoy our music and before us. Our era might be better
+Benjamin Bjelland i've been a fan of the genre for years and didnt know what it was called until yesterday. since the early 2000's i've been drawn to songs that sound like this didnt realize it was a genre..i would just haphazardly come across songs that i liked randomly on the internet.
+Benjamin Bjelland since there are so many dicks in the comments section, just enjoy your stay and try not to reply to trolls because they not even worth your time
I was 13 when this song came out, I remember vibing to this song at my 7th grade school dance. 2013 was such a good year. I gotta visit my old middle school for some nostalgia
This makes me cry because i'm witnessing an era that i wasnt alive to see. An era that i will never get to see. Man this makes me happy and depressed at the same time.
no vaporwave is not right wing. vaporwave is a cynical, somber reflection on the acquiescence to consumerist and capitalist culture that took place in this era. if you listen to vaporwave and think "golly gee I sure love this soulless corporate music and CONSUME advertisements, wish we could go through that again!" you're completely missing the point of the music. the era we are living through now is the consequential progression of that era. consumerist culture has, pun intended, consumed us, and we sat there drinking pepsi and watching TV as it happened. and if "racism and oppression" sound "awesome" to you, you should consult a therapist.
imagine what it'd be like in an alternate timeline where it just never happened... it'd be good to see. all the lives restored. a more positive future. same with ww2. imagine how things would be.
Saint Pepsi really elevated the genre to a new level. I respect them so much for being original with their vaporwave remixes of songs by actually creating music and not just slowing them down.
Saint Pepsi, also known as Skylar Spence, is definitely a standout in the vaporwave genre. Their approach to creating music that is engaging, energetic, and original within the genre is truly impressive. By infusing their own unique style and creativity into their remixes, they have set themselves apart from others in the scene. Their ability to take existing songs and transform them into something entirely fresh and new is a testament to their talent and vision as an artist. They have managed to push the boundaries of what vaporwave can be, elevating the genre to new heights and garnering respect and admiration from fans and critics alike. Overall, Saint Pepsi has made a significant contribution to the vaporwave genre by staying true to their own artistic vision and creating music that is both innovative and exciting. Their dedication to pushing the boundaries of the genre has truly set them apart, and they continue to be a driving force in the evolution of vaporwave music.
My dear friend and I were so obsessed with this music video when it came out we spent hours shopping around to try and recreate the outfits. I’ll never forget how good we both looked, me in a oversized Hugo Boss suit and her in a strapless dress with that beautiful big hat walking together downtown with people literally stopping to compliment us. A memory where will forever be beautiful
. It was like stepping straight out of a fashion magazine and into real life, and we felt like celebrities for a day. The power of fashion and music coming together to create such a magical moment is something I will always cherish. It's amazing how a simple video can inspire so much creativity and confidence in us. I will always hold onto this memory as a reminder of the joy that comes
I enjoy this so much. Reminds me of then the world wasn't so serious.. dunno if that's just me or the fact that I've grown up. Really wish I could just go back to the 90's again.
Man, one day this is gonna be actual nostalgic music. This came out 8 years ago! I got into vaporwave because it exploited the nostalgic feelings I have of songs I would listen to on late 90's stereo systems as an impressionable kiddo.
This song plays the right note. How can one be nostalgic for 80s bubble japan when they were born nowhere near the era? I know it's a fan video but it is absolutely perfect . God damn I love the analog electronics juxtaposed with models. Does such a paradise exist?
The nostalgia for the 80s bubble Japan era can be a result of being drawn to the aesthetics and culture of that time period. Even if someone was not born during that era, they can still appreciate and feel nostalgic for it through media, music, and fashion. The combination of analog electronics and models in the video creates a nostalgic and visually appealing aesthetic that resonates with many people. While such a paradise may not exist in reality, the fantasy and nostalgia for that era can be a source of inspiration and enjoyment for fans.
AFTER LIKE ONE HOUR SKIMMING THROUGH THE ORIGINAL SAMPLES, HERE ARE THE *LYRICS* (believe it or not, it might not make any sense but that's how the samples were placed together) Don't care what your friends are ‘bout to s- Don't care what your friends are ‘bout to say What you friends all say is fine, but What you friends all say is fine, but Boy, just put that stop sign down And let's get together Before the day runs us down Boy, just put that stop sign down And let's get together before the day runs us d... Don't care what your friends are ‘bout to s- Don't care what your friends are ‘bout to say What you friends all say is fine, but What you friends all say is fine, but Boy, just put that stop sign down And let's get together Before the day runs us down Oh, who tell me wrong from right I'll ask to borrow their pants some cold and lonely school
We got to Japan every year and this always hit different while listening walking around Tokyo. Def in my music library’s top 10 play count of all time.
Nostalgia for moments that are barely half a decade old, nostalgia for being nostalgic for a reality that only existed inside 80's Japanese TV commercials and consumer culture. Vaporwave really is the best representative for 2010's culture.
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This song was originally built around artificial nostalgia but it really hits different after 10 years and is now real nostalgia.
@@dasit6034 But for those of us who weren't alive yet to actually experience those days, the nostalgia is artificial (Or it was before the song became a decade old). And that nostalgia for a time we didn't live in is a staple of vaporwave for many
@dasit6034 Some 70s too. Based on the f1 cars I think🤔
I thought "artificial nostalgia" was perfect. The artists creating *-wave music were born 1990 or later.. It's "artificial" because you feel nostalgic despite not recognizing the exact samples or commercials.
@@imperfectclark i think he means Anemoia
@@timtam4596 depends on what kind of life you experienced... i am from 96 and grew up with 80's people so i lived what they lived too
As a Japanese, first I discovered these kind of songs was when my classmate (who was an American exchange student) asked me if I was familiar with the commercials on these videos. Funny enough, I asked who was the artist singing and he said it was a guy mashing up old songs and beats. I got curious and we went down to a rabbit hole of artists doing the same kind of music like this. Its really amazing. I enjoyed this kind of music genre now and it’s really cool to see them utilize older Japanese commercials to visualize the kind of music they created.
i 100% agree! its an unlikely combo but its like a soup made in heaven
Yeah, I love Japan. Love from India 🇮🇳 ❤️
Learning japanese to sing along with future funk and read vaporwave song titles > Leaning japanese to communicate with native speakers (jk it's all love)
I always wanted to go japan and play this kind of music while strolling, must be awesome
These vaporwave songs are resemblances of the 1980-90s eras where people were enjoying carefree life without worries, particularly it was the time where everyone got access to goods and exotic technology from Japan. At that time, some people in the US were worried that the Japanese would take over the world by buying out American corporations (proto-economic globalization), but it all ended when the Japanese stock market crashed in the early 1990s. Fast forward to the late 1990s, people still had this carefree feeling but it also ended when the planes hit the twin towers. 9/11 did not just end the feeling we once had, but it also ended the future of a utopian electric interconnected world. Now watching these videos, it's kinda nostalgic for me because I grew up seeing these sorts of blurry commercials with reverb sounds. it's like a future-past.
I am 55 years old and grew up abroad in Japan. I remember seeing alot of these ads on the TV screens in the windows of the shops as I passed by. It's amazing to see the young generation repurpose such a specific memory in the form of this beautiful art. God Bless!
cute :)
I'm a Gen Z Japanese girl who grew up in America. The Japanese love New York. I live in Queens.
@@simipea awe
and thats the magic of vaporwave
God bless you!
If Pre and Post 9/11 society was so radically different, I wanna see how Pre and Post Coronavirus society compare.
Just wait for people who'll be nostalgic for the 2010s, as distasteful as they were in my eyes lol.
@@holysmokes4493 already a thing
@@holysmokes4493 there is literally a popular comment under the one you replied to that is about feeling nostalgic for 2013
No you don't. They take an inch at a time. With enough time you lose tmiles.
@@holysmokes4493 i remember the 80s and 90s better than the 2010s
Definitely, this video is art.
Uh no it's definitely not defiantly
you don't know what defiant means, do you?
StarScremerZ I do indeed know what defiant means
Nice shades Alejandro!
I miss this Saint Pepsi
the old saint pepsi had some real vibes
Get some nxxxxxs
you're not alone.
This song is fucking massive, and I would pay good money to hear more of it from Saint Pepsi.
I keep coming and coming to play this song man. It is so deep
Back in 2016, when I listened to vaporwave I used to feel nostalgic for a time I was never alive for. Now in 2021, listening to vaporwave makes me feel nostalgic for 2016. Crazy how life slowly but surely assigns meaning to itself.
In the same boat
and 10 years from now we'll be doing the same thing and thinking about all the wild things we as individuals have been through
Yep, same here. Add future funk songs to that mix too.
Nostalgia man. Nothing like that first time. That's why a lot of us pine for the 80s and 90s and 00s so much, we're trying to recapture that initial feeling. They really were better times.
Nostalgia for nostalgia.
It’s so bizarre yet it makes so much sense, that an artist from Brooklyn can make a song, then a guy completely unknown can make a video of old Japanese commercials and combine the two to make piece of art. With an aesthetic that we all can enjoy an atmosphere that makes us feel good. All deriving from promising commercials and good jams sampled from an 80s track called pillow talking. So simple it all really is but that’s where it gets complex. Absolutely amazing I’ll always come back to this something like this. It is An Art
Y cual es la *original song* , aunque se que hablas español, no te hagas
psdta: original song is *Lustt - Pillow Talk*
Absolutely agree. Estoy de acuerdo contigo cien por cien😉
He’s from long island not Brooklyn but yeah, this video is incredible
Hace casi 7 años en los cuales vuelvo a ver el mismo video y el mismo artista. También hay un vídeo parecido llamado Cherry Pepsi de saint Pepsi. El sentimiento de nostalgia de una época que no he vivido
@@user-iz2mt8mm8m the lustt - pillow talk song is not the original either, it is a cover of slyvia robinson's pillow talk. ruclips.net/video/NA2X1040_gY/видео.html
*speaks in a loud club over a cocktail to a girl in pink at the bar* THEY'RE CALLING IT VAPORWAVE. IT'S GONNA BE HUGE!
+Ryan O'Morain What state are you at where this is a conversation?
Kaleb Carson State?
XD where do you live? Cause I couldn't have this conversation with a chick where I lived.
+Ryan O'Morain LOL
+Kaleb Carson Liquid
I played this while landing in Tokyo at night. The V I B E S
I bettttt
tssss ✨
Omg! Lucky you!! ^_^
Oh yesss
Must be nice
A lot of Saint Pepsi's music ( and a lot of other vaporwave/future funk tracks) combined with the videos always give off a carefree and slightly nostalgic vibe. It's just people having fun. Listening to these songs make you want to live in a permanently dark city with the mesmerising flash of neon packing the scenery. They make you think about romance and business, giant skyscrapers, summer beach resorts, and video games, movies, TV and books and arcades and they make you think about being free and not having a care in the world. Have fun, baby!
Yeah it really does feel like that
Beautiful comment
👌
so accurate
This explains it tbh
for all the people who never lived life before the internet, the "weird" nostalgia you felt was a longing for the past's hope of the future.
years later it feels nostalgic in a different way, nostalgic for a time where you never thought the future would be like this
this genre perfectly encapsulates the feeling of life's mystery before the internet came around. almost like that feeling when you still believed in magic
idk what happened but "wonder" exists less and less
maybe it's just me
Wonder still exists for children as always,I'm sure
You’ve described that feeling so well, bravo.
Maybe..
"The tragedy of growing old is not that one is old, but that one is young."
-Oscar Wilde
plastic gucci sigh 😔
Oscar wilde?
ooh irish poet
*sigh*
Replace is with was
Words cant express how this song makes me feel
О, привет
How about S P A C E D O U T
i feel like i am slowly going to the to the bottom of a bottomless pool of memorys and as i go down i see them all in the water, and slowly being wrapped arround by the darkness of the pool, and it get darker, and darker, and you know the is a bottom but is seem like there isnt but you are still going down like it seem forever but you never know. nobody never knows.
NTDM for those that want to know what the Japanese is, it says pepsi. This sums it up very well though.
Like I feel when I hear the McRib is coming back?
Man, I was so depressed while I was in college back in 2013. Private Caller always cheered me up those late nights alone in the dark finishing reports/essays.
And now having a career, when I'm down I still put this on to get me though.
Forever miss the vaporware genre at its height.
I'm glad Private Caller was able to bring you some comfort during those tough times in college. It's amazing how music can have such a powerful impact on our emotions and help us through difficult moments. Vaporware was definitely a unique and influential genre, and it's great that you can still turn to it for support when you need it. Keep listening and finding comfort in the music that speaks to you.
Best music I listen to while taking a shower 😁🚿
Ah yes , 80s Resident Evil
.... Oh wait
Too much info lol
It's awesome to see you here score pn.
you sus for this one
Lol you too? Best shower music
This song used to make me feel a confusing nostalgia back when it came out, now it makes me feel nostalgic of 2013. I feel old
ariixxrose
Right? Back in 2013-2015 I was nostalgic for an era I had never really known.
Now I listen to this and I'm nostalgic for that actual time when I first found it. The human condition is strange.
you are, we all are
You've got a manga pic as your avatar! You're not old ffs!!
@@sejlali1704 that's not manga
I agree with you
Why the fuck does this song make me feel nostalgic. I'm 19, when these ads were actually playing I was a fucking wet dream lol.
💯
That's the point of vaporwave and future funk. It's supposed to spark nostalgia.
Dude, first time I heard that Macintosh Plus song I felt really scared for some reason but safe because of a nostalgia spark. It was pretty weird. After listening to it every now and then I felt a bit happy and safe. I think about my childhood often now. I miss it.
Because you're a stupid special snowflake.
Same
Just saw you live at Electronicon 2023. You tore the damn place apart Saint Pepsi. Never stop what you’re doing. I love you and your music 🙏🏻
This song is almost 10 years old, I remember listening to this thing way back. Honestly the best word to describe Saint Pepsi’s music is timeless. Good luck Saint Pepsi/Skylar Spence in future albums and projects!❤
Wow japan was funky back then.
shaurz whatever lolicon is, i won't bother searching that shit.
***** aw fuck no
GEretarded //
If you're referring to the new animes with the exaggerations, edgy characters (talking with eyes closed/side ways and chin down, bringing his/her katana everywhere, irrelevant western names and other crappy bullshit they consider to make their characters look good), "fan service" and cartoon physics, then we're cool. Hayao Miyuzaki's movies are fucking amazing.
i wish it still was man
shaurz they aren't that bad
Who else gets a really great feel-good feeling while listening and watching the music videos for vapor wave, there's always something happening in the video that makes you smile, it's amazing.
Well, that's because the formula for such videos are compressed images of capitalistic happyness :)
Otkusi Sebe Chlen And I wouldn't have it any other way :3
so 2016 formula is the opposite of that
Concordo all 100%
a false vision of the reality, marketing manipulation, it's effective, real life is turning like this with pc culture, an hypocritical hell hole
i can't believe so much time passed since 2015, it always felt so fresh for me
also, i didn't expect to see cassiopea here - awesome japanese jazz fusion band, that plays among giant triangles here
No other vaporwave song encapsulates this feeling of nostalgia and the existential crawl of time so perfectly and frighteningly serene, as if you were just first figuring out that your life no matter how luxurious will always be fleeting, and being content with the beauties of life, that money can't buy.
A very beautifully written comment
The track "Chinese Dance" by Macintosh Plus captures this feeling with its dreamy, ethereal sounds and samples. As the song progresses, it evokes a sense of longing and reflection on the past, causing the listener to contemplate the passage of time and the impermanence of life. The haunting melodies and distorted vocals create a sense of melancholy, but also a sense of acceptance and peace with the inevitable passage of time. It is a reminder to cherish the present moment and appreciate the fleeting beauty that surrounds us.
The first time you watch this video, you find yourself thinking; "well, this is pretty fucking weird, but i kinda like it". And then, when you watch it for the second time, you're like; "something about this video gives me a feeling i've never felt before. I can't explain it very well, but it's very heartwarming and nostalgic" and then you're hooked, you'll keep coming back to it
yup exactly how i felt
Very well done video it goes like your memories you know when you think about it flashes of images sounds very clever.
True
Nailed it! Here I am in replay #10 lol.
Facts🔥
Vaporwave hasn’t died,it has only begun
You need to check the recent change in clothing my dude. Things are actually changing
People are using the stone cut heads in clothing
@MaximusX45-1911 yeah,me too
This is actually glo-fi
siulyeoj k
it feels so surreal when an era becomes a memory.
Right, watching ghosts so full of life.
@@TheLethalIntrospectionCrew woah
I first discovered this song in summer 2016, life was good and I had this jam on repeat. I didn't know it at the time but it was a truly magical time. I revisit this jam every now and then and just wish I could go back.
This song sounds like that one beautiful person you never talked to, and will never see again.
Seth Callina why is this so accurate, because this video is a masterpiece and the golden age for Japan in the 80s ended and will never come back.
Ouchhhhhhhhh
Makes me so sad
yes! I think the clip with the lady in the white hat stripping of her jacket is the embodiment of the song
that have no sence
“Ads are the cave art of the twentieth century.”
― Marshall McLuhan
lmao true shit
He's pretentious and close minded. The medium is the message is a good insight though.
How To Experience Nostalgia
Step 1: Listen to this song
Step 2: Watch the video
Step 3: Enjoy
Now, ten years later, this song still kicks so much ass.
We were on the same wave. I guess we still are
@@drkmttrbeatz_4933 Amen brother. Can't let the good times die
found em'
Don't care what your friends are 'bout to say...
What your friends all say is fine but it...
Boy, just put that stop sign down, and let's get together before the day runs us down. Don't care what your friends are 'bout to say...
What your friends all say is fine but it...
Boy, just put that stop sign down, and let's get together before the day runs us down...
Boy tell me wrong from right,
But not to fall in theirs some cold and lonely night, so...
THANK YOU!
Finally! thanks
It's Lustt - Pillow Talk just slowed down.
"hah" x6
***** wao slelelelelel
why does vaporwave make us nostalgic for a time most of us were not alive for?
Cuz it reminds you of your past life
I was alive for it lol
Speak for yourself
Bro that’s so true
@@TwoBs lol nope
thank you saint pepsi for sparking my interest in vaporwave which led me down so many roads i could never have imagined, this song is beautiful, thank you.
The 1980’s was such a time of excellence when it came to advertising and now it’s being preserved and utilized beautifully
Vaporwave- The Asian financial crisis in music form.
vape
+TheAppleBrit m8
+Daniel Almeida Vaporwave describes many other things...
think that's the main thing
"crisis"
*Ｖａｐｏｒｗａｖｅ* A E S T H I C S
Vaporwave aesthetics and vaporwave aesthetics accessories
Geeeee8
That boy ain't right
Ffs this isn't V A P O R W A V E pls respect the difference between the A E S T H E T I C S this is Future Funk
Gaja go on....
Future Funk my ass
it's nostalgia for a future that never happened, will never happen, it's why vaporwave has a "retro-futuristic" aesthetic. The video clips are all made completely of ads, ads that want to sell you what life is like and will be like or could be like. But now decades after we see how none of our lives really even echo any of it. It's a lament over the dream capitalism sold us when we were kids and watching TV and how it's faded unattainable qualities have made it beautiful.
amazing comment dude, you've hit the nail so perfectly on the head
That's a laugh. This is my past. Pleasant back then but it was always elemental (EDIT: ephemeral). The present celebrates nothing but junk and destroys what was good for its time so they can pretend we were brainwashed. I've heard their bunk for decades. It's never changed. It's envy as art, it's disgust remaking the world in its own image. It's easy to ignore.
No you're just arbitrarily attaching your ideology to it because you are so entrenched in a political echo chamber that you can’t see anything but from it’s perspective.
@@realkingofwales3917 art interpretation is arbitrary? tell me something that everyone doesn't already know!
This is it.
ten years ago, yet I am still watching it...
Watching this and feeling nostalgic about an age I never got to experience.
this song could make a 3 year old feel nostalgic
I'll try it out and get back to ya
No
LYRICS:
Don't care what your friends are 'bout to
Don't care what your friends are 'bout to say
What your friends all say is fine
What your friends all say is fine, but it...
Boy, just put that stop sign down
And let's get together before the day wears us down
Boy, just put that stop sign down
And let's get together before the day wears us...
Don't care what your friends are 'bout to
Don't care what your friends are 'bout to say
What your friends all say is fine, but
What your friends all say is fine, but it...
Boy, just put that stop sign down
And let's get together before the day wears us down
Boy, you'll tell me wrong from right
I'd love to fall in first in a cold and lonely school
I legit thought it says "Boy, just put that TRUMP sign down" lol
@@digi2542 lmao
I think it's from pillowtalk by silvia
@@waveyfeelz5704 yes that’s the sample
@@waveyfeelz5704 And the version he used for this song is a cover by Lustt.
Boy vaporwave was something wasn’t it. A genre that will always have a special place in my playlists.
[Hook]
Don't care what your friends are 'bout to
Don't care what your friends are 'bout to say
What your friends all say is fine
What your friends all say is fine but it
[Chorus]
Boy, just put that stop sign down
And let's get together before the day wears us down
Boy, just put that stop sign down
And let's get together before the day wears us down
[Hook]
Don't care what your friends are 'bout to
Don't care what your friends are 'bout to say
What your friends all say is fine but
What your friends all say is fine but it
[Chorus]
Boy, just put that stop sign down
And let's get together before the day wears us down
[Outro]
Boy, you'll tell me wrong from right
I'd love to fall in first in a cold and lonely school
Thank you! I got most of the lyrics but didn't understand the chorus
Thank you man its perfect
So it's a song from a boy to another boy.Ok.
It’s from a song called “ Pillow Talk “ by Sylvia from 1973.
EmotionalLord the original song is Pillow Talk by Lust and it’s a girl but this song is pitched down.
also homophobia much?
Its crazy and amazing at the same time how americanized Japan became after WW2.
None_yo_business ikr,why couldn't that work for iraq or Afghanistan?
Louis Kittegor nice profile pic!
Andrew Crow Say my name...(thanks for the subscription btw)
W O K E J A P A N U P
None_yo_business the best thing about Japanese people is that they're not Americans.
This song just blares 80s charm, it’s so good.
Please don't let Saint Pepsi die. A legend of our generation
He does still make music, just under the name Skylar Spence. He's been cooking up a new album for a bit
These videos always get me sad because I know when I look at these people they’re probably like 40-50 or something now. They just seem so young and alive here and it’s all just a memory now. Gets me in my feels.
This comment just kicked my heart in the balls
This is the fucked up reality... been trying to accept this reality since early 20’s... it was really hard turning 30 knowing im one step closer... meanwhile seeing my mom knowing that shes much closer to the finish line than i am knowing as a woman she feels this exact same way seeing her only 30 year old daughter😭😭😭😭😭
Life is soooo fucked up😭😭😭😭
Feeling this on vaporwave make me also realize how many ppl were probably snorting cocaine while listening to this...
Its random but lets just fucking admit... this is very strong cocaine snorting music... that why the experience listening to it feels so strong😂😂😂
GTPrincess123 weed or shrooms work just as well with this ....just figured I’d share my studies
I’ve got some bad news for you friend. They are probably actually 60
SAINT PEPSI is so underrepresented on Spotify it makes me wanna cry 😩
He can't use that name any more.
"Skylar Spence" is where all his music is kept on spotify
No hit vibes though
The Vapor Room why not?
It's pretty hard to get your music on Spotify when it's basically a chopped up version of someone else's song. and your name is Pepsi
Right before going to bed, a nostalgia trip of events that never happened
It's crazy to think that this song came out 10 years ago and I'm just discovering it. If there is one thing that the RUclips algorithm gets right, its the music
Grandkids: "What music did you listen to during the quarantine?"
90 year old me in 2086:
Edit: why does this have so many likes
Hahahahhahahhhahahhahahhahhahhahahhahahhahahahahahhaahahhahahahhahahahhahahahhahahahhahahahahhahahahhaha *inhales* hahahahhahhahahahhahahahhahahahahajahajhahahhahahahanhahahanjahanajjahahajajhahahajahahahhahahahahahahhahahahhaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
You think you're gonna live that long 😆
@@arbeitbear4325 I'll be shocked if I made it that far too lmao
@@maxgreenluvr96 in all fairness we live in "interesting times."
@@arbeitbear4325 you think that because you don't know what comes
The history thickens
Ok
do yall ever wonder where these people are now? like are they still alive or did they start families? what did they do with their lives?
Amethyst Flores yes i wonder this👌
@@babygirl6789 its always a kind of spooky thing to think abt since these commercials r just passing moments in their lives and we dont kno who these ppl r yet the whole world saw them once
Amethyst Flores wow,that's deep i love your way of thinking..i never really thought about that till now
Amethyst Flores For some reason i always think that these people just faded into oblivion or are old and and miss the golden age of 1980s Japan.
@@babygirl6789 I feel like they're watching their old commercials and thinking "wow!can't believe that's me! Japan was good back then."
this is cool- i forgot the name to this song and its been like 7+ years since ive heard- i opened up youtube and it was recommended- thank you. thank you.
I think we can all agree that the 80's was the peak of music and culture in general
I think this is more 90s isn't it?
@@splendidmate Naahh The 80's was way better
nope. if that was true everyone would still dress the same and make the same music. it was okay but definitely not the peak.
I remember when I found this song, I didn't want to share with anyone because I thought they'd think I'm crazy or insane. I didn't want to tell anyone about Vaporwave. But now that I look back at this video, 3 million + views, how big Saint Pepsi has gotten, how deep Vaporwave has evolved. I never felt so indifferent before. Thanks, everyone, for listening to this stuff and calling it "music". Because without you, I don't think I've ever grown out of my shell. I can't think of a cool way to send this off.
-Dave
Me TOO! Omg!
The Lyrics :)
Don't care what your friends are 'bout to say...
What your friends all say is fine but it...
Boy, just put that stop sign down, and let's get together before the day runs us down. Don't care what your friends are 'bout to say...
What your friends all say is fine but it...
Boy, just put that stop sign down, and let's get together before the day runs us down...
Boy tell me wrong from right,
But not to fall in theirs some cold and lonely .night, so...
ViniBelkas
ViniBelkas Gracias!
I thought i was "point that sunset down"
Anyone knows what song does this come from?
Al RMo the original song is Pillow Talk by Sylvia, but Saint Pepsi sampled the italo disco cover by Lusst.
So grateful to be alive to experience this
Was stationed on mainland Japan for two years, and this song and music video encapsulates the pure, innocent, beautiful, and nostalgia you feel whilst being in Japan! Such a beautiful country!
I'm glad to hear that you had such a positive experience in Japan! The country's beauty and culture are truly unique and special. Do you have any specific memories or experiences that stood out to you during your time there?
play in 144p for that extra special vaporwave touch
this music changed my life. I would've never pursued music if i hadn't heard this song. listening to it now makes me think of the past two years and my journey through vaporwave, starting music production, and my general change in beliefs, a passion burning inside me like a bonfire, and a belief in myself starting to form.
this song means so much to me.
I love this comment 😊
amazing, one of most beautiful sensation come with this "burning inside"
I can't. You literally have an anime pic with a MAGA hat so it makes your opinion on anything in life invalid twice.
There’s just something about this song..
are you me because this is how i feel. vaporwave > depression.
Thumbs up if you don't care what your friends may say.
man I've. tripped out to this song 👼
Original song: Lustt - Pilow Talk.
Hey thanks men !
@@boekleterrible3680 actually it's Sylvia's Pillow Talk.
@@raglani Thanks too :)
raglani Lustt covered it. It’s her version
I knew the lyrics and sound were familiar
“Daddy, what were shopping malls like?”
“They were exactly like this, my child.”
I'm not even a 90s kid, but I remember malls fondly, even if they were at the beginning of their decline. My local mall used to be full to the brim of people on the weekends, now it's just a ghost town with a macys, jcpenneys, and a theatre. I miss the days when I used to be able to go to Toys r us as well.
😂
Wow this comment makes me sad.
@@tamiwu0346 Same... I remember when there was a Jeepers in my mall... I used to love the Python Pit coaster there...
in commercial, sure
This should be played and watched across the galaxy 📡
feels weird listening to this song again
kinda like listening to it for the first time and im glad to experience it despite how long its been I listened to vaporwave in general it still reminds me of my middle school early days finding these gems.. good times
same world....yet a completely different world back then. The world will never be the same like it used to...
RayneOfLyte888 as it should be.
The world will change, and the world will leave you behind.
Ahh old school days. Before the materialistic throw away society. Where self image is everything, "To them" and more important then doing right by other's..Fuck the new world
RFKFANTS67 Don't romanticize the past. There are good people today, and there are shitty people today. Same as it was in the 80s, the 70s, the 60s, etc. Nothing new under the sun. You only remember the good parts of yesteryear.
Exactly my dude. Nothing new under the sun, I like that phrase. It's all about finding your place. People in the 70s thought they got the same bum deal that we think we got when they looked back on the 60s, but just like us, they were only seeing the best parts with their rosy tinted glasses. All about finding your place.
All about leaving pretentious comments on youtube too, but that's my place.
Makes you think how in 20 years, we will have music videos with Billy Mays in them
I'm looking forward to it.
@@ancientapparition1638 me too man
These comments...Whew. I'm glad I'm not the only one who is nostalgic because of how the music sounds and the time period they were made in. Bring back vaporwave 2024, fr...
Found this back in 2016 when I was going through a very rough period in my life. Winner's Circle, Late Night Delight and the rest of Saint Pepsi's discography became part of my daily soundtrack at the time and they still are. I know these songs are just looped and slowed down samples but they hold a very special place in my heart, thank you Saint Pepsi.
It's amazing how music can have such a profound impact on our lives, especially during difficult times. It's great to hear that Saint Pepsi's music has been able to provide you with comfort and solace during that period. Music truly has a way of speaking to our souls and helping us through tough moments. Thank you for sharing your story, and may the music continue to bring you joy and positivity.
Why do I feel nostalgic about something I never experienced?
Teeg mind peeping our recent lofi rhymes ;)
It is the reason why I love so much this song
because humans will not get other epoch equal than this epoch. Epic days!
1980-2000 was the pinnacle of popular culture, its been all downhill since then.
but guys this arrangement belongs to our era. And we can share and talk about all this in this era. So I think we are lucky to enjoy our music and before us. Our era might be better
cant believe i just found v a p o r w a v e today in 2016.......been missing out BIG TIME lol love it
+Benjamin Bjelland i've been a fan of the genre for years and didnt know what it was called until yesterday. since the early 2000's i've been drawn to songs that sound like this didnt realize it was a genre..i would just haphazardly come across songs that i liked randomly on the internet.
ok skrub
stop being bad
+Colby Kenneth Stein lol good try man but you lost that one
Just found it 2 days ago.
You are sooooo poser
+Benjamin Bjelland since there are so many dicks in the comments section, just enjoy your stay and try not to reply to trolls because they not even worth your time
I was 13 when this song came out, I remember vibing to this song at my 7th grade school dance. 2013 was such a good year. I gotta visit my old middle school for some nostalgia
This video is such a trip
This makes me cry because i'm witnessing an era that i wasnt alive to see. An era that i will never get to see. Man this makes me happy and depressed at the same time.
DiscoKitten5 I feel you :(
"drugs, racism and oppression"
Sounds fucking awesome
fuck leftists
vaporwave is right wing
no vaporwave is not right wing. vaporwave is a cynical, somber reflection on the acquiescence to consumerist and capitalist culture that took place in this era. if you listen to vaporwave and think "golly gee I sure love this soulless corporate music and CONSUME advertisements, wish we could go through that again!" you're completely missing the point of the music. the era we are living through now is the consequential progression of that era. consumerist culture has, pun intended, consumed us, and we sat there drinking pepsi and watching TV as it happened.
and if "racism and oppression" sound "awesome" to you, you should consult a therapist.
S A D
DiscoKitten5 true, being born in the early 2000’s sucks and doesn’t suck for its own reasons
The world I know is separated into two sections.
Pre and Post 9/11
BigDFlyingAce very true. I don’t think many people realize this.
Everything really just got worse, didn't it
True
imagine what it'd be like in an alternate timeline where it just never happened... it'd be good to see. all the lives restored. a more positive future. same with ww2. imagine how things would be.
sadly true :(
The 80's featured peak design that was simply ahead of its time.
It's really funny how people are nostalgic for vaporwave, considering it's nostalgia itself. Basically...being nostalgic for nostalgia.
Saint Pepsi really elevated the genre to a new level. I respect them so much for being original with their vaporwave remixes of songs by actually creating music and not just slowing them down.
Saint Pepsi, also known as Skylar Spence, is definitely a standout in the vaporwave genre. Their approach to creating music that is engaging, energetic, and original within the genre is truly impressive. By infusing their own unique style and creativity into their remixes, they have set themselves apart from others in the scene.
Their ability to take existing songs and transform them into something entirely fresh and new is a testament to their talent and vision as an artist. They have managed to push the boundaries of what vaporwave can be, elevating the genre to new heights and garnering respect and admiration from fans and critics alike.
Overall, Saint Pepsi has made a significant contribution to the vaporwave genre by staying true to their own artistic vision and creating music that is both innovative and exciting. Their dedication to pushing the boundaries of the genre has truly set them apart, and they continue to be a driving force in the evolution of vaporwave music.
PETITION FOR SAINT PEPSI TO PUT THEIR SONGS ON SPOTIFY SO WE CAN ROAD TRIP
Angelica R He has a few things on spotify under his skylar spence name
I just did an mp3 conversion
Never going to happen, it’s a minefield of copyright issues. You can download the music online if you look
Glad to say I was here before it hit one million,I love you saint Pepsi🐬
My dear friend and I were so obsessed with this music video when it came out we spent hours shopping around to try and recreate the outfits. I’ll never forget how good we both looked, me in a oversized Hugo Boss suit and her in a strapless dress with that beautiful big hat walking together downtown with people literally stopping to compliment us. A memory where will forever be beautiful
That’s amazing!!
. It was like stepping straight out of a fashion magazine and into real life, and we felt like celebrities for a day. The power of fashion and music coming together to create such a magical moment is something I will always cherish. It's amazing how a simple video can inspire so much creativity and confidence in us. I will always hold onto this memory as a reminder of the joy that comes
I enjoy this so much. Reminds me of then the world wasn't so serious.. dunno if that's just me or the fact that I've grown up.
Really wish I could just go back to the 90's again.
:( Why I feel so nostalgic
Most of the commercials depicted on the video are from the 80s, by the way...
Change yourself; change the world. Cheer up buddy, with stuff like this it can be any decade you want everyday
That was when capitalismo works :c
For some reason I feel calm and happy.
Who cares what genre it is, it is all feel good music
Why don't you take a seat over there?
Chris Hansen have you goofed any predators lately?
future funk or vaporwave
I love this dubstep song 😍
Cute video, built good.
Man, one day this is gonna be actual nostalgic music. This came out 8 years ago!
I got into vaporwave because it exploited the nostalgic feelings I have of songs I would listen to on late 90's stereo systems as an impressionable kiddo.
It already is nostalgic for the 2010s generation
I can't believe I grew up in an era where fucking vaporwave helped me get over my deployment and enlistment in general
Original song: Lustt - Pillow Talk
Yeah, but the lyrics came from Sinoa - Pillow Talk
Actually its Sylvia-pillow talk
Roxanne Enriquez actually no.
7teenageSmokers she only wrote the song back in the 70s but okay.
Roxanne Enriquez it is Sylvia pillow talk... I like sweet stuff by her as well
My Korean friend's mom just walked in and asked why we were watching videos of her childhood.
This song plays the right note. How can one be nostalgic for 80s bubble japan when they were born nowhere near the era? I know it's a fan video but it is absolutely perfect . God damn I love the analog electronics juxtaposed with models. Does such a paradise exist?
The nostalgia for the 80s bubble Japan era can be a result of being drawn to the aesthetics and culture of that time period. Even if someone was not born during that era, they can still appreciate and feel nostalgic for it through media, music, and fashion. The combination of analog electronics and models in the video creates a nostalgic and visually appealing aesthetic that resonates with many people. While such a paradise may not exist in reality, the fantasy and nostalgia for that era can be a source of inspiration and enjoyment for fans.
I have been listening to this on my nokia phone back when I was 14 years old and I still love it , despite all these years
Saint Pepsi should be added to the bible.
AFTER LIKE ONE HOUR SKIMMING THROUGH THE ORIGINAL SAMPLES, HERE ARE THE *LYRICS* (believe it or not, it might not make any sense but that's how the samples were placed together)
Don't care what your friends are ‘bout to s-
Don't care what your friends are ‘bout to say
What you friends all say is fine, but
What you friends all say is fine, but
Boy, just put that stop sign down
And let's get together
Before the day runs us down
Boy, just put that stop sign down
And let's get together before the day runs us d...
Don't care what your friends are ‘bout to s-
Don't care what your friends are ‘bout to say
What you friends all say is fine, but
What you friends all say is fine, but
Boy, just put that stop sign down
And let's get together
Before the day runs us down
Oh, who tell me wrong from right
I'll ask to borrow their pants some cold and lonely school
Vapor wave has such potential as a genre. Like I can hear it in my head. I wish I was good at making music
We got to Japan every year and this always hit different while listening walking around Tokyo. Def in my music library’s top 10 play count of all time.
That reverb/section that starts at 01:43 gives me goosebumps. It's so incredibly rich and layered, and the new drums after are fucking ace.
prolly this song made vaporwaves famous. It is the best one so far
This part is my favorite 🤩
Abso-fucking-lutely
I feel nostalgic for stuff that never happened
That's defined as Anemoia in the Dictionary of Obscure Sorrows
Aye Anemoia gang where u at
Same here
Nostalgia for moments that are barely half a decade old, nostalgia for being nostalgic for a reality that only existed inside 80's Japanese TV commercials and consumer culture. Vaporwave really is the best representative for 2010's culture.
IT REALLY HAPPENED AND YOU WERENT THERE AND THATS SAD ASF BUT ITS HAPPY THAT YOU AT LEAST SEE REMAINING VIDEOS OF THAT..
As far as I'm concerned - this is the official music video!
i will forever be obsessed with this song