Alot of the predictions were kinda true Sandwiches don't make themselves, but we do have machines that mass produce them, package them and then we buy a box of 50 smuckers uncrustables, which is kinda close. Dubstep/techno/electronic music exists. No we won't be driving chryslers in the future, hardly anybody does because the company went in the toilet. But we don't have helicopters as standard transportation either.
You know, he actually got some of them right, even the sandwich part, there's robots that make sandwiches, not exactly making themselves but pretty damn close.
And nowadays we have AI that’s capable of writing stories, papers, and much more. I mean they’re garbage if left unpolished by the human element but we are getting pretty close to it
Easy access to abundance of information has made us cynical, cold and pessimistic. It kinda reminds the story of the forbidden fruit of the tree of the knowledge of good and evil. Adam and Eve didn't feel no shame of their nakedness before they ate the fruit.
“Entertainment will be beamed into your brain stem” I mean hey, we have the Apple Vision Pro and Microchips now so all we need to do is mush them together
Back then people thought pneumatic tubes would be commonplace, carrying mail, food, and even being a form of transport. You can see relics of this in The Jetsons and 1984, and Futurama nods at it
@@hifiteen49no that's capitalism, the grapes of wrath was actually banned in the USSR because even the poorest of the poor in America could afford a car, but the richest Soviet couldn't
Man the walking business man is the kind of person we need today. Much better to have someone talk to you about their products randomly than adds that literally don't tell anything about the product
@@badaboom8520Yeah but in the 50s they just called what is now know as cable television since cable was all they had. So if you look at it like that he was correct.
Bro I fr just asked my dad who was born in 1955 what he used to think the future was gonna be like. He said he thought it was gonna be more futuristic.
@@30000beesinatrenchcoat heh yeah that too XD It's probably showing my age but I was making a joke about a past US Senator (Ted Stevens) proclaiming that the internet was "a series of tubes" when he was making an argument against net neutrality. 😆 "The internet is a series of tubes" then became a meme 🤣
todays date 22 years ago: *sweating profusely* for real tho take a moment to remember the lost ones on that day, it’s an absolute tragedy, never forget
The Music one was frighteningly accurate, sandwich making is automated some places, and the government basically does beam information direct to our brains, just via phones.
Fun fact, there were more tubes in the 50s than there are now. At least amplifier tubes, they used to be American made abundant and affordable now they are none of those.
As a young person who enjoys the beep boop bop beep music, I hope we never lose the classic oldies because current music can get stale and irritating if not enjoyed in moderation
More like 5 maximum. Satellites beaming information directly to things on earth are already a thing. Neuralink is currently undergoing human trials. You should read the news a bit, we're building the first commerical fusion reactor on the east coast, computer chips are being manufactured under 7nm, MuPS is a thing, and there are many places where humanoid robots run the business and receive a taxable wage. Recently, the male chromosome was entirely mapped, many new novel cancer treatments came out, dementia is a lot more understood, and translating dreams and thoughts to video on a monitor is a frequent happening.
That actually sounds like it'd suck. Buddy of mine was telling me about this Nuralink shit and trying to gaslight me into thinking it'd be a good thing. But everything about it sounds like a pain in the ass aside from a few medical things that'd actually help people with disabilities. The rest is some real dystopian type shit. Elon played Deus Ex and said "yeah, let's do that"
@succulent4656 Not really sure how the two statements correlate, but if you're worried about ethics, you should look at any and every lab experiment in history, especially prior to the 1990's and in modern countries like China. I'd rather a monkey be tested upon than have my organs secretly stolen - Henrietta Lacks. Or the modern case of Chinese human genetic modification on two girl twins. If humans technologically succeed, the species around us do, too. Without humans, apes wouldn't have a single chance of becoming an interstellar species. Also, you're ignoring and forgetting the fact that most test animals are memorialized and immortalized in some way, so it may be unethical, but it's ultimately for the pursuit of interspecies development.
“Evil! There will be no communism” Me, 70 years later: When did dissing a system that hasn’t worked a single time in 100+ years and killed close to a hundred million people become unpopular?
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> After 1998, no one will ever die
> Planet of The Bass was released in 1997
I think he got that one right
Women are my favorite guy
Tell the world, stop the war
Everybody moooovement
They never would have guessed what jshlatt would do in 1999
What about September 11th 2001?
As someone born after 1998, I have to admit that I haven't died yet
Same, I was born in 98 and I’m still fucking here… kinda makes ya think
@@cat_and_cabbage4662I was also born in 98
Dayummmm
unfortunately Bob Parker has
Same born January 98
“music will sound like this: *robot noises”*
that one episode of spongebob:
Exactly what I was thinking 😂
I was thinking rap music
Daft Punk
Wasn't that the robot episode though?
BEEP BEEP BOOP BOP BOOPOO
"music will sound like this: Beep beep boop bop beep"
Friday Night Funkin 70 years later:
I thought of mr krabs
@@franklinpham7235for real 👌🏼
Death grips
Techno and phonk have left the chat*
I mean for some genres he aint wrong
God I love retrofuturism
Fallout games are your new friends
@metl6929 may I also suggest Bioshock
@@VioletKatana64 Those are pretty good too
the future we should have had but we fucked up
😂😂
“Computers will be so small they can fit…. In your garage!”
That one got me
Electronic dildos. Already a thing.
Technically correct, IS the best kind of correct. I have 5 or 6 old PCs in my garage
@@jamesslick4790 Can I ask what models they are and what years they're from?
"Tubes! There's gonna be alot of tubes." Screen savers, 2005 -2011
I mean, he's right, they're just a lot smaller and move stuff like electricity and internet
@@Unknown.exe.88too young
@n-0-1definitely not what they meant
@n-0-1no it's literally tubes no xtube but TUBES
@n-0-1that is the entire JOKE
The Computer part was Hilarious
..
the Music is accurate
Friday night funkin moment
Music, sandwiches, and Communism.
“On sight” by Kanye sounds exactly like that 💀
Well, yes, the computer part is accurate aswell. My computers do fit in a garage aswell.
@@JoseRodriguez-eu5ezthe first two yes. But the third one. What?
Damn imagine dying in 31st of December 1997 1 day before you become immortal
Thank GOD 😂
“beebapboobapbeebap”
-MDMA by Ken Carson and Destroy Lonely
-all of Friday Night Funkin
@@CloutmasterPhluphyy fr 💀
-all of weird metal
Reeva - Beep Boop 😅
fire song but i have to admit it do sound like that
"Music will sound like this: *robot malfunctions*"
Kraftwerk, only 20 years later:
@@OccupyMars-jv5vc I'd like to take her home, that's understood
Alot of the predictions were kinda true
Sandwiches don't make themselves, but we do have machines that mass produce them, package them and then we buy a box of 50 smuckers uncrustables, which is kinda close.
Dubstep/techno/electronic music exists.
No we won't be driving chryslers in the future, hardly anybody does because the company went in the toilet. But we don't have helicopters as standard transportation either.
I AM THE OPERATOR WITH MY POCKET CALCULATOR
@@idekaaaIC I AM ADDING
AND SUBTRACTING
No @@KRCRKEY
"after 1998, no one will die." 3 years later on September 11, 2001 a plane got hija-
"Even the poor"
*300kmh ford ranger noises*
Yo .......witch motor ..............that's a fird fockin ranger!!!!!!!
@@havelthebonk1226supercharged LS!!!
Front end ready to shake completely apart but never actually does goddamn ford fuckin Ranger
now iam imagining a rangecopter lol
*300 mph audi rs6 noises*
The tubes. The tubes. Tubeman lore is getting deep
what was he even referring to about tubes
It’s gutter-man…
@@pigeon5700how do you not know wtf?
The 50s predicted gutterman
@@VanLupenprob not in his recommended..
Its a sad day
ISTH These videos get funnier every time I see them. That laugh was unnervingly on point! 😂
"Computers will be so small they can fit in the garage"
Me: i mean hes technically correct
bro i was about to comment this 😭
computers are so small nowdays that we are using them for phone calls and fit in our pockets
@@Jen_issokool which fit in your garage, so yeah absolutely true!
I could probably fit 400 Towers into one Double Car garage
True, I have 5 or 6 old PCs in my garage,
Bro was kinda right about how music would sound 😂
Literally Terraria cave music 💀
@@dogecoin9240Ba ba ba na badadaa na🕺💃
Phonk
@@RNGuicesomehow that translates to I don’t give a damn
@@3RR0RNULL Hwat?
bro is directly describing Futurama😂😂
And fallout lol
A lot of tube's, a lot
You know, he actually got some of them right, even the sandwich part, there's robots that make sandwiches, not exactly making themselves but pretty damn close.
And nowadays we have AI that’s capable of writing stories, papers, and much more. I mean they’re garbage if left unpolished by the human element but we are getting pretty close to it
he got the computers right too! i can fit an entire computer in my garage
@@CharlieTooHuman Nah, he's basing the vid off of predictions people back then made, just google it really.
And us men did put the misses out of a job... in the kitchen, a man's place is in the kitchen.
So that’s why marriage rates have gone down and divorce rates have gone up
I wish I had the same optimism my grandparents did in the 50s
Easy access to abundance of information has made us cynical, cold and pessimistic. It kinda reminds the story of the forbidden fruit of the tree of the knowledge of good and evil. Adam and Eve didn't feel no shame of their nakedness before they ate the fruit.
skill issue. Just try harder
@@Greenfield-yf1wh Go figure. Being aware of problems makes you think about those problems. What a shock.
@@Greenfield-yf1whIt’s culture more than abundance of information
its..not that hard. there are countless, rational reasons to be optimistic about the future of society.
“Entertainment will be beamed into your brain stem”
I mean hey, we have the Apple Vision Pro and Microchips now so all we need to do is mush them together
"tubes, there will be tubes everywhere" Futurama
Gets slammed into the wall like fry
the helicopter joke was actually spot on
Well, the internet is tubes.
Back then people thought pneumatic tubes would be commonplace, carrying mail, food, and even being a form of transport. You can see relics of this in The Jetsons and 1984, and Futurama nods at it
Imagine being born in 1997 and feeling so left out when you die
my bf was born in 1997 :(
Imagine being born in 1999 😂
My brother will live and I won't. Fuck it
@@galagize9233?
"put the mrs. out of a job!" one of my favorite running gags from you idk why 😂
“After 1998, no one will ever die”
2001 in question:
Not 2 days after the anniversary💀
9/11
💀👀💅🏿💅🏿
Anyone gonna talk about what happened in 1999? All I’m saying is that was ehhh… A pretty bad time for teenagers.
@@Nico7879 columbine high school shooting that’s what you mean.
I think society needs this kind of optimism again
Was always delusional
they say ignorance is bliss...@@kx7500
@@kx7500???
@@misterauctor7353 it was never a realistic view of the future.
If you genuinely believe this, there is no hope for society lmao
"Put the misses out of a job" 😂😂 had me dying!! 🤣🤣
Imagine computers being so small that they can be pocket sized. As if we’re not using them right now. (phones)
Bet they would be surprised we have mother boards that u need a microscope to see em
r/woosh
@@bluedragonbot12bot12yeah pretty obvious they would be surprised they would also be surprised by the tvs we have now
imagine we showed them sex dolls and fentanyl and warhead candies and chatgpt and our pictures from the hubble telescope
Well half the world population don't have pockets big enough to fit any type of computer. Some even don't have any pockets
"Even the poor" 😭😭😭
but isn't that communism
@hifiteen49
Nah, it just means the rich get better ones. Like how before Ford made cars more affordable, only the rich people had them.
I mean drones are like helicopters
@@hifiteen49no that's capitalism, the grapes of wrath was actually banned in the USSR because even the poorest of the poor in America could afford a car, but the richest Soviet couldn't
@@theghoul2303they're so cheap even the terrorists use them now
“Sandwiches will make themselves” 😢We don’t even have automats anymore
Man the walking business man is the kind of person we need today. Much better to have someone talk to you about their products randomly than adds that literally don't tell anything about the product
Ads, and yes that would be good
Hi blitz, i found you again.
But why ass?
@@BotulinSpikedMarzipan Azz, cause bussy is too confusing 😂 Also Greetings to you too!
@@blitzsturm5614 i'm sayin that yo fursona Got Lapenna grade explosives. Same (not fursona)
Here where i live there is always one or two of these,normally kitchen or crazy products
As crazy products i mean like i had an obsidian axe
"Get the scientists working on the tube technology, immediately."
Tenacious D?
And make it snappy ceee!
I mean I do have my own helicopter, it’s just.. in a game.
"There will be no need for Television" I mean, that part was pretty accurate.
Fairly accurate, a lot of ppl still use the TV for gaming so
@@badaboom8520Yeah but in the 50s they just called what is now know as cable television since cable was all they had. So if you look at it like that he was correct.
@@thatdude2508 I did say "Fairly accurate"
He's describing Futurama. Beaming tv into your dreams, check. Tubes? Check. Immortal heads of celebrities? Check
It was all accurate.
The computer one is technically correct
the best kind of correct
the communism one was correct too, considering the collapse of the Eastern Bloc, and the Soviet Union itself. Rest in piss ig
1950 future predictions: flying cars
2024: skibidi toilet
Designers of fallout: "WRITE THAT DOWN WRITE THAT DOWN"
Gotta love retrofuturism
Bro I fr just asked my dad who was born in 1955 what he used to think the future was gonna be like. He said he thought it was gonna be more futuristic.
Haha Great answer. We think things are moving fast now but he was part of one of the first generations which even had a concept of "the future".
based
Pretty futuristic considering they didn’t have 90% of the things we use everyday.
@@jichaelmorgan3796... People where doing that before the 1900s even starter
thats what happens when megacorps stifle innovation to make more money on oil, pharmaceuticals, and the like.
To be fair his prediction for music was pretty spot on 😂
I can confirm that my computer does, in fact, fit in my garage.
We got to remember phone are computers
@@allme717and phones do in fact fit in a garage.
@@allme717 Your technically right but can you call, take pictures,and lose your computer... no. Those attributes are for phones
@@thedman2009If your computer is a laptop, you can definetly lose it and you can definetly call on any computer.
Roger ally is a mini computer which can fit In a bag.
Man the new vocaloid song goes crazy
Agreed
@@morganthefey SEKAAAAI DE-
😂 generative ai been real quiet since that drop
His exaggerated mouth movements are hilarious! And then there’s the classic “put the Mrs. out of a job!”😂
Well, he was right about the music, and the government.
and the computers! mine can fit in my garage just fine
AHHAHAHAHA because government bad GOOD ONE
@@volusiasorange...do you think it's good?
Except Communism still exists and the governmemt hasn't been able to magically beam entertainment into my brain. So, those ones aren't true.
@@wxl2562 communism has never been used. Not according to the original theory anyway
The tubes bit got me. Subscribed.
Tubes for electronics because transistors didn't exist yet
Cables are metal tubes, fiber optics are glass tubes, they're everywhere - EVERYWHERE!
"The internet is a series of tubes"
The way he described Kraftwerk’s music is almost touching.
fr
beep beep beep
To paraphrase this intelligent gentleman: Life; it never die.
Women are my favorite guy?
@@bsatun346 I have an idea, WORLD PEEEAAAACE!
He’s right about computers fitting in a garage.
"Put the Misses out of a job"
The laugh is what got me
"Life it never die" - DJ Crazy Times. Planet of the bass released in 1997
Music parts pretty spot on.
"After 1998, life it never die". Prophetic 😎
i'm still alive so he is right
Cant believe how accurate they were at predicting music in the future🧙♂️
The laugh in the first one is fantastic😂
“Computers will be so small they can fit in your garage”
Phones: 👁️👄👁️ technically he’s not wrong
Also just normal computers
Charles Babich predicted that computers will remember results from equations. People laughed at him so much he committed suicide. Ironic isn't it? 😅😅😅
Damn Grim reaper been pretty quiet since this dropped
Steve Harwell just died
@@WABeekeepers you got me, who tf?
@user-je9jt9lq7e singer from Smash Mouth
I think he actually died before you posted though
Like hours before
DJ Crazytimes shined through at the end
life, it never die
women are my favorite guy
@@skeletizedsex. I'm wanting more
@@SaszaDerRoyttell the world STOP THE WAR
@@louissomething4291 in the future, the world stop the war
@@ab-oh6zbits funny that 2001 happened
Speaking of, early electronic music is so fascinating to listen to, def seek it out.
His mouth while saying “brain stem” 😂😂😂😂
This fallout 5 promo is sick
This guy gets it 😂
"TUBES! There's gonna be a lotta tubes!"
The internet: "Well he's not wrong"
I guess wires technically count
@@30000beesinatrenchcoat heh yeah that too XD
It's probably showing my age but I was making a joke about a past US Senator (Ted Stevens) proclaiming that the internet was "a series of tubes" when he was making an argument against net neutrality. 😆
"The internet is a series of tubes" then became a meme 🤣
@@delsings Ahhh, yeah that seems about right lmao
It's certainly not a big truck that you can just dump things on
TOOBS!
My man predicted Bjork, Radiohead, and Death Grips
This child has a good future ahead of him.
After 1998, life, it never die
2001:
women are my favourite guy
todays date 22 years ago: *sweating profusely*
for real tho take a moment to remember the lost ones on that day, it’s an absolute tragedy, never forget
@@CrumStealerthe fact that today is 9/11
"After the year 1998, no one will ever die!"
*people that died in 1998:*
Dang.
Also 3 years later in 2001:
Bro. Your intonation is perfect on all of them
Hearing him say "never die" gave me a moment of eurobeat fight or flight
I love your comedy.
The perfect fallout news caster
The Music one was frighteningly accurate, sandwich making is automated some places, and the government basically does beam information direct to our brains, just via phones.
Oh and computers can *technically* fit in a garage...I just don't know why you would want it there...
@@blinxly5530apple computer and Microsoft is why anyone would put a computer in there
Dubstep is the closest we've ever come to "futuristic music" . Kinda wish it wasn't such a flash in the pan.
It's my destiny to fulfill this ancient music prophecy.
He totally nailed contemporary music.
That music was on point
You really roasted those 90 year olds
Fun fact, there were more tubes in the 50s than there are now.
At least amplifier tubes, they used to be American made abundant and affordable now they are none of those.
he wasnt wrong abt the music, weve got phonk
Daft Punk definitely fulfilled the music part! Happy 30 Guy and Thomas, 93'-21'
Back at the time it was actually believed that computers would get bigger instead of smaller
man that song was a banger, can’t believe it was made in the 50s, so ahead of it’s time
People will drive around with their whole living room and a toaster in the car
Van life
I'm in love with the world 🌎
past 1998, nobody will ever die!
september 11 2001 New York City 8:46am
As a young person who enjoys the beep boop bop beep music, I hope we never lose the classic oldies because current music can get stale and irritating if not enjoyed in moderation
2001: “Damn.”
September 11
@@zamasu5941 NO SHIT.
@takumifujiwara1998 you don't know how to use that phrase properly.
He was right about the music part
Can't believe they had 4k wide angle cameras in the 50s
“Forget about your Chrysler”
Me driving a Chrysler in 2023:
my grandmother died 4 days ago.
People in the 50s really predicted Friday night Funkin
To be fair you CAN easily fit a computer in a garage nowadays
Your dancing skills are next level.
Guy in 50's : No need for television because the government will beam entertainment straight into our minds.
Present time : SMURF CATTT
“Put the Mrs. out of a job!😀 HAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHA”
Yeah that’s basically music now you just gotta add some sound bites of other things to complete it
Well Nuralink is almost here give it another 30 or so years and it will be possible to watch a whole movie in your brain
I hate your profile picture I thought it was a hair on my screen
More like 5 maximum. Satellites beaming information directly to things on earth are already a thing. Neuralink is currently undergoing human trials. You should read the news a bit, we're building the first commerical fusion reactor on the east coast, computer chips are being manufactured under 7nm, MuPS is a thing, and there are many places where humanoid robots run the business and receive a taxable wage. Recently, the male chromosome was entirely mapped, many new novel cancer treatments came out, dementia is a lot more understood, and translating dreams and thoughts to video on a monitor is a frequent happening.
That actually sounds like it'd suck. Buddy of mine was telling me about this Nuralink shit and trying to gaslight me into thinking it'd be a good thing. But everything about it sounds like a pain in the ass aside from a few medical things that'd actually help people with disabilities. The rest is some real dystopian type shit. Elon played Deus Ex and said "yeah, let's do that"
"almost here" yes yes, they were very successful in torturing the monkeys
@succulent4656 Not really sure how the two statements correlate, but if you're worried about ethics, you should look at any and every lab experiment in history, especially prior to the 1990's and in modern countries like China. I'd rather a monkey be tested upon than have my organs secretly stolen - Henrietta Lacks. Or the modern case of Chinese human genetic modification on two girl twins. If humans technologically succeed, the species around us do, too. Without humans, apes wouldn't have a single chance of becoming an interstellar species. Also, you're ignoring and forgetting the fact that most test animals are memorialized and immortalized in some way, so it may be unethical, but it's ultimately for the pursuit of interspecies development.
“Evil! There will be no communism”
Me, 70 years later:
When did dissing a system that hasn’t worked a single time in 100+ years and killed close to a hundred million people become unpopular?
at least with the music they were right, looking at you Techno.
"No one will ever die"
*laughs and cries in pandemic*
Geometry dash made that music theory come true
And Terraria, and Friday Night Funkin
The synth made that music theory come true