if that's "Vintage" then that makes ME....
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- Опубликовано: 24 авг 2024
- This one is not strictly ASMR but since it's based on comments I get here all the time, I simply have to post it 😂
So what IS vintage? It's okay to ask that! Put simply there are "rules", but it depends on the type of item, and depends on who you're talking to. What age a video game would be considered vintage is going to be different than say, books. Because video games have been around for a far shorter amount of time. For a car to be considered "vintage" it may be a different time range than clothing.
Loosely from my many years of collecting/shopping/selling, what I go by is this:
Vintage is 20 + years old
Antique is 100 + years old
Retro is a looser term. Can mean modern items that are replicas of older things or new things made to mimic older styles, can also be applied to things that technically fit into the vintage category.
I cannot stress enough that the use of these terms highly depends on the context, AKA what type of item we're discussing. But at the end of the day.... it's not that serious. Especially when we're all just here to appreciate cool older things! My goal is to celebrate interesting items and give them a second life, and share my love of cool designs and styles 🤗
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My heart ached when she used "vintage" to describe a Game Boy game, but my knees and back also ached so it checks out
The trade off 😭😂
amazing
I'm 17 and i can't accept that people call the og 3ds an old console
@@edd3892 it's not old 😭
@@rahbeeuh ik but people call it that
I work at a vintage clothing store and when I tell you this happens ALL THE TIME,, old folks will come in being like “I had something like this when I was a teenager! This isn’t vintage!! 😡” and I just sit there like 😬😬 wait til I tell them that anything from the 90s is considered vintage now lol
At least you didn’t tell them that makes them an antique. 🤷
Yeeees, I imagine you holding the sentence back: "That just means you're old because this is vintage. This is vintage, you are vintage"
The 90s? Im 25. The oldest someone could be in this case is 33. "Old folks???" I'd be insulted for them too lmao.
@@teancoffee208 yeah cuz I definitely called them that to their face
@@teancoffee208They weren’t calling 90s babies old folks. They’re saying wait until the old folks find out that 90s products are vintage
Retro = 20 years or older
Vintage = 50 years or older
Antique = 100 years or older
Thank you. That's exactly my point. According to this, I am retro. I will be vintage in 5 years 😅😂😂😂
Okay, thanks. I was wondering if 20 years was really enough time to be vintage
Wrong. These terms are not fixed, they are relative. Vintage clothing is anything older than 20 years, cars are legally considered vintage after 25, furniture at 40 and video games after only 10 years.
Secondly, retro is a useless label if you’re buying vintage. It can refer to things of age, but it can also be defined as a style imitating a thing of age. The issue then is that you can be buying a reproduction assuming its vintage. Its not a usefull term for this reason.
Thats not how retro works Retro is something made in current times in the style os something from the past. It has no set era, decade or age. Vintage is 20 to 99 years old and Antique is 100 pluse
Nah. Retro is about 10 years.
I don’t think people realize we’re closer to 2050 than we are to 1990…
misread this as 1990s as in the decade, was gonna complain but nah ur right lol
I'm actually ashamed at how angry this comment made me.
Would u pls stop that?!
😭😭😭 shhhhhhhhhhh
@@eric_the_egggremlinWell, at least you're aware of how ridiculous it is to be angry at the passage of time
Even your regular voice is very comforting and soothing on the ears 😌
I was thinking the same thing!!
Yesssss I've never heard it and thought the same thing!
RIGHT. she could totally voice in a pixar movie 😭🥺
yeah this is the most calming comedy skit ive ever seen
instead of **nose exhale** I **nose inhale** 1..2..3..
Just like when the radio starts playing your highschool jams on the "classic rock" station. People still think that 20 years ago was the 80s.
I remember my uncle telling me "you know you're old when the music that threatened the establishment in your teens is being used to sell cars." It was the late 90s and he was referring to AC/DC. 🤣
IT IS TO ME!!! 😆😂🤣😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
So true!
@@DarthTach I'm right there with ya! Thinking that my childhood years are now the equivalent of what the 80s were to me as a kid is mindblowing, as is hearing Fallout Boy and Linkin Park on the classic rock station 😭
I'm often one of those people!
As a 35 year old, I feel this. It's odd because like, I'm in that demographic that remembers corded phones and not having the internet or computers in the house. We also were the first to grow up with computers in the house, internet, etc. So.. I have a lot of feelings. lol
Yes, it’s so unique to have experienced both “ways of life” in our childhoods! (From a 38-year-old)
We didn't even have a phone at home when i was a kid and i didn't really grow up with computers. I was already a teen :) (41years now)
I think this is the true unique experience of being a millennial, getting to experience both sides of Y2K, the old world and the new
I am 28 but i still experienced "both" 🙌☺️ we had corded phones and then suddenly the internet came more and more, but you could only use the telephone OR the internet. I think smartphones came out when i was 14 or 16 or smth 🤔 when i was 12 flip phones and sony ericson were the hot shit 😂
I get that! I am just a few years older and I understand your feels. Like I think all Vintage Millennials feel this way.
I always find the distinction funny because vintage is 20 years old. A vintage human isn't even old enough to drink
My grandmother used to own an antique store, and something that is 40 years old is vintage, not 20.
Unless we are talking about wine, of course, but that isn’t something you’d find in an antique store 😂
At least not in America.
@@LikeTheProphet the Latin root "viginti" means twenty. like in french, vingt and spanish, veinte. "vint" is actually the Latin word for wine. so either root you look at, anything over twenty is essentially vintage 🤷🏼♀️
The vintage age of vintage is 50, not 20.
@@marcellagflowers How does wine have anything to do with 20?
I mean in the 2000s we had no problem calling the 80s retro or vintage so it’s really only fair that the 90s are too now, we all just need to accept the passage of time 😂
So what you're saying is that this is karmic payback?
Pretty much!
The fucking early 2000s are called vintage now... I'm 21 and apparently that's old to the ipad-rasied toddlers who don't know how to do anything other than wear clothes for people 30 years older than them and scream "slayyyyy" at 5 years old
@@musewolfmancame back and left again.
No!
As someone who was recently notified by an 11 year old that I was born in the 1900s (1989), I’d like to welcome you all to join me in this collective trauma called aging. Please do not hoard the night crème. 👵🏻
Funny thing is, I have been using SPF moisturisers on my face, lip and skin plus nightcreams since a tween... I'm in my late 20s now and my face still looks pretty young that they ask for my ID on occasion still, meanwhile half the people my age look mid-30 to early 40 because of how much they have ruined their skin one way or another :')
TL;DR: moisturise daily and shield your skin from UV
You’re still 10 years older than me, don’t group me in just yet 😭
That 11 year old needs to get better at math and history
@@reeree104 But OP was indeed born in the 1900s. We use the century meaning predominantly in the case of the 1900s and rarely for the decade.
@@Mldy96 I'm 26 and started developing wrinkles years ago, and while I am only now able to start looking into proper UV protection for regular use, I have also been through intense amounts of stress and trauma throughout my life and am chronically ill. I've always taken great pains to care for my skin, and have never not moisturised it after washing twice a day, as well as being very careful about what products I use within my (until now, extremely limited) budget. Your comment makes me feel like a failure despite all of this. There are so many different factors at play when it comes to development of wrinkles, and often being able to "keep them at bay" is something that is inaccessible or unaffordable for people (including myself; I have fibromyalgia and often cannot sleep in a position that would be deemed "acceptable" to those out there who make obsessive "content" about never ever getting any wrinkles whatsoever without extreme pain and insomnia). The ability to do so is a privilege to large degree, and it's really unfair to say people are "ruining their skin", especially in such a condescending/superior tone. (Not to mention that this standard is in itself a very sexist and often ableist standard we are subjected to anyway.) Suitable SPF is f*cking expensive especially if you have acne-prone skin like mine (I also have PCOS). I understand you likely didn't mean offense but honestly it's just really hurtful to see people boasting about how they remain so "flawless" and how people like me are "ruining our skin" when we already are made to feel like such failures in society's eyes just by who we are. I'm trying so hard to recover and nurse my body to better health and this just hurt so much to read. Like I'll never be able to "undo" these "slip-ups" I made when I was just doing my best to get through my illnesses, that time is lost now, and it's made worse by nasty attitudes to visual reminders of age. Please be less inconsiderate in future. Ty.
I qualify 1980s-2000 as “retro”.
Anything before 1980 is “vintage”.
Then, anything from before the turn of the century (the first one 🤣) is “antique”.
(From a professional archivist and history of pop culture nerd extraordinaire) 💞🥰
Yeah agree.
So i was close to be vintage, born 1982 :)
@@CalmoOmlac I’m close too-1983! 😊
I accept this. Better than all these whippersnappers trying to carbon data me.
This is pretty much how it works, 1920s to late 1930s would be considered art deco.
Off topic but your hair is literally perfect. I wish I could do my hair like that 😂
was about to comment the same 😭
If it's 20 years old it's vintage. That's a rule of thumb I learned while watching a fashion channel but I think it can be applied universally.
So anyone over 20 is vintage?
Hey, i'm double vintage :)
What about something from like the 30’s? Would that be antique?
@@CalmoOmlac
i’m fast heading towards triple vintage! 😂
I learned in vocational school that furniture and other things that are 30+ old are vintage and 50+ old things are antiques. This "guideline" defined what we could do to furniture that came in for us to work on. Vintage things we could do more to (like change the color or paint pictures on it), but antiques were supposed to be kept the same as much as possible.
My math professor was upset that half the class didn’t know what VCR tapes were and said and I quote: “Stop making me feel old!”
Why must we be shamed for constantly changing technology. VCR tapes have become obsolete so there’s not much of a need for new generations to know. Same goes for landlines
@@Sing_A_Rebel_Song idk man. Landlines saved my ass when my phone got confiscated and I wanted to talk to my best friend 😂
@Sing_A_Rebel_Song They're all over pop culture
They played Backstreet Boys on my local oldies station the other day and I just...I don't feel THAT old haha
The music I listened to as a teen is considered classic rock now. I still feel like that same teen, at least until I look in the mirror...
Okay, I did not ask to be called out this early in the morning! 😅😅😅
Its been a month, its about 7am on the eastern seaboard, and you're still a vintage antique from the 1900s. Good morning! ❤
Seeing clothes from 2003, my literal birth year be categorized as Vintage is literally horrifying. Stop
Relax, i'm born 1982. Words don't matter :)
Yes because 20 is so old...
bro same 💀 it's so weird being born in 2000s and seeing 2k stuff being called vintage
2002 here, I'm ok with it lol
@@peachy_talisman Have seen so many people call Y2K clothes and things vintage... like how is Y2K vintage??
Shes gorgeous and her voice is so mesmerizing 😭😭😭😭💕💕💕
I owned a vintage/collectibles shop in the 90's, and this happened to me almost every day 😂
Every time I get asked what a cassette is I instantly age by a thousand years xD
This is like a scene out of curb your enthusiasm lol i love this! Keep making more please ❤
Nothing ever made me feel older than when Netflix started putting my favorite childhood shows in the vintage category
“I had that as a kid”
Well that implies that you are no longer a kid, therefore making it a vintage item, and making you old. 😂 (I’m 28 and I accept that 90’s stuff is vintage at this point)
I mean, technically, something isn’t “vintage” until it’s 40 years old. 😬 my grandmother used to own an antique store, and there are rules to this kind of thing. But I guess anything even slightly beyond the years of teenagers is considered “~vintage” now. 😂
Blows my mind when people who aren't even 30 talk about existing like they're old. A 24 year old kid was telling me how a PS2 in a museum made him feel old, as I sat there significantly old enough to be his parent.
@@LikeTheProphet hmm okay I wondered if there were actual rules about that. That’s pretty cool honestly. I’ll still probably sarcastically call 90s stuff vintage until it actually is though in a few years lol
@@LikeTheProphetno I'd you looks it up, vintage is 20 or more years, but less than 100, that's when it becomes antique
You have a beautiful voice and a great sense of humor. I love your videos.
Im turning 30 in March. Its hard to accept getting older now. I remember my mom telling me when I was younger "one day all the songs, artists, clothing will be considered old/outdated". She told me about all the actors and celebrities that were heartthrobs that the youth at the time didn't even know who they were/are anymore ect.My 12 year old self couldn't even imagine that😅Now here I am. Thirty and flirty. Crazy how time flies fast. That saying is no joke.
I love walking into an antique store and then seeing the same stuff you had as a kid on the shelves 😭
That’s how you know you’re old, when fashion circles back for a second breath in your lifetime.
My god your voice is wayyyyyyyy too beautiful 🤩
The passage of time will get us all, just act like everything you bought today is going to be vintage tomorrow and you'll be less surprised by the change
I’m obsessed with your hair, honestly one of my favorite colors, the outfits are also amazing, I just adore your entire style.
Tried explaining to my family how things from the 80s are vintage and no longer retro and their brains couldn’t handle it
I felt that. I felt that HARD!
As some one who grew up in the 2000's my heart stop when I Heard that. And man I rember so many games that are now vintage.
I once off handedly called an old crochet tool "vintage" when it came out in the early 70's as my mom (born in 71) said "since when is the 70's vintage???"
I turn twenty this year. I feel this 😂
Edit: For clarification, I don’t feel old. 20 years is the length of time for a garment to be considered to be “vintage”. At least, that’s what I’ve heard.
Same bro
TWENTY. You didn't even know the last millennium you are not old 😂
Genuinely can't tell if this is a joke
You’re still a kid. Enjoy your youth while you have it. Save the “I’ feel old” shit for when you’re middle aged.
@@annabron9699 lol it is 🤣
I think folks conflate vintage and antique a lot
I love your hair, it’s so pretty and complements you really well
I love your hair! It’s such a beautiful shade of pink! 🩷🩷🩷
Had this happen at the thrift store I work at multiple times. Best one was an old lady telling me I couldnt price some wedgwood whine glasses as high as we did because you got them at a supermarket event where you saved up stamps you got when you did grocerys there. She was absolutely mortified when I told her that event was nearly 40 years ago
My little bro once said “how does it feel that all the consoles you grew up with are in museums now” 🧓🏻😭
Ah, to be reminded I'm in my forties yet again...
Your hair is such a beautiful pink! Like a Barbie doll!
Bro her outfits are absolutely on point
I’m a 90s kid and now watching videos on TikTok where the next generation are describing GameBoys as vintage 🙈
They are vintage lmao
The only embarrassing thing about this is that you're an adult using TikTok.
@@mydogeatspuke boo hoo
Don't know why anybody above the age of like embryo is using tick tock
@@shadowsoulless6227 don't know why you're so bothered by it
I love this skit! Also, your facial expressions are amazing! Just as expressive as animation can be if you ask me! :O
We can feel the rain in our knees now. It checks out.
As a kid of the 80's it makes my mind melt to think that the 'old' 60's was 2 decades before my childhoold. Yet my childhood was almost 40 years ago now.
I'm so obsessed with the dress, I need to find a way to crochet a bootleg version of it 😶🌫️
The feeling when I read in a magazine that Grunge was born 30 years ago and that was my music....omg, I am definitely soooo vintage....😢😂
It ain’t bad until you start seeing stuff you had as a kid on display in museums.
A few years back, the Smithsonian had some kind of electronics exhibit which included the iPod nano, which I had and used religiously until I was about 13. More recently, a museum I went to in England had a Nintendo DS in their electronics exhibit. 😳 Dude, I ain’t even 30! Why are all these museums trying to make me feel ancient?! 😂
i love ur videos!! i fall asleep in 5-10 mins, sometimes ill stay up a bit to see what happns in the vids lol 😂
if youre offended by something you owned being called vintage im assuming your back and joints ached while writing the comment im sorry 😂😂
I actually had a great day today but it still feels great to feel appreciated yknow?
Why is being called vintage a bad thing? The entire concept of vintage fashion is bringing back trends from an older era and showing their value again. It's a positive thing.
Proud to be vintage! 🎉❤🎉❤ Saw a lot! Lived a lot! Laughed a lot! Loved...to the best of my ability! Lol.
We are also called... classic!
When I was in high school, I bought a truck. It wasn't new, it was a common brick-nosed Ford. I had it for about 14 years, and when the buyer (high school aged) came to pick it up from me about a year ago, they called it a "classic".
Made me feel old. I miss that truck now, but it was time to let it go.
My parents are both late boomers, and i've asked them about it and they both do find it pretty mind-bending that something they grew up with and was a part of their daily life is considered vintage now. My mom, aunt, sister, and i went to our city's museum for a fashion history exhibit, and in one of the displays was a pair of earth shoes, which my mom had a pair of as a kid. Kinda crazy stuff. I have plenty other stories like these from my parents and aunts/uncles which people my age might find interesting, lmk.
“You might wanna sit down for what I’m about to tell you…”
Yup. Dad and I went to a "mom and pop/attic" museum and found things on display "from the old days" - which we had in our house. And this story comes to you from 198x. :)
Don’t worry. I’m 20 and had a gameboy growing up too. I had VHS cassettes and a walkman for cassettes aswell. Some things just stick around for a while
I loved shopping the vintage clothing stores in the 80s..they still had actual vintage/antique..
My black lace gloves were from the 40s. and yeah, I promptly cut off the fingers🫣
I cannot explain it but I love the way you acted out this video. The voice, the facial expressions, the outfits, it all makes my brain happy.
Yes, the times that are concidered vintage also changes as the years do. People say the same with retro things, retro just means anything super bright colors with funky shapes now.
LITERALLY MY MOM. I’m only 18 years younger but I find tee shirts and talk about bands and stuff and then use the word vintage and she’s like “no you’re wrong”
Old: 10 + yrs, Classic: 25+yrs. Vintage:75+ Antique : 101 +yrs. My 1967 RS Camero is a classic, my 1883 secratery (name for typle of desk & hutch) is antique. My OG Gameboy..... Classic, not vintage! But... I still felt this in my "classic" soul!
Old. Yup. I felt that way ten or fifteen years ago when I started hearing 90s music on the really old oldies station.
I’m 40 now, 41 this year…. It’s so surreal that I can’t even acknowledge it. I just feel like 'me' and my age feels detached from me. That said, I’m so chuffed that I was born in 1982. At this age we get to have enjoyed the old days and also get to enjoy the modern times we live in now with my beloved ipad ❤ and steaming services and online shopping and Instagram. I love the fact I’ve had the best of both worlds!
I was asked to confirm my age at hospital recently rather than the standard DOB and I had to think about it, and the 20-something nurse asking me said I didn't look very happy about it. Should have put him over my knee since I'm old enough to be his mother. Little sod. I just had to think as like you say, it's a separate nothing, not something I think about. My teens feel like they were a few years ago, and then I look in the mirror and see all the wrinkles and sagging and it's like "oh, yeah, I'm old now." I like the convenience of the modern world, but I would rather go back tbh. Not in age, being young was awful, but to simpler times.
Okay unrelated side note but she has like, perfect hands. They’re so delicate and dainty which I envy, because I have really bad eczema covering my hands which cause them to always be red, coarse, and covered in cuts.
I wrote a twitter writing prompt on this. There was a bobos cordial concentrate bottle in a little country museum. To be fair it was getting hard to find when i was still in single digits. But it was with hand mixers and butter pats. I was just stunned the rest of that visit.
I remember seeing a Swan Lake Barbie doll being resold as "vintage"
I also saw "The Matrix" being described as a classic at some point too.
I guess it's official that I'm old?
When a naysayer comes and corrects you so you retreat in a safe hole 😂😂😂😂
WHY YOUR HAIR LOOKS SOOOO GOOOOOOOOD??!???!?? damn... Beautiful
A reminder that you don't have to feel this way.
"Vintage" can mean a lot of things, find a meaning that makes you happier.
Also nostalgia is a bitc* and most of the time, the past was less good than you remember it.
Have a nice day!
Oh man, this one hits close to home. Happens to me all the time now (people calling stuff I remember being new as "vintage"). Sheesh.
The fun thing is I grew up with toys that were my moms and her parents toys I did get modern toys growing up but the older ones were always more fun. (We sadly lost them while moving) but I loved those vintage toys
Growing up in the early 2000’s I didn’t realize that we had a specific clothing style until I watched a few commercials from that time. Holy cow did we make odd style choices!
When dealing or shopping for antiques. Vintage are items over 40 years old. Items must be at least 100 years old to be comsidered antique. So right now vintage items are from the years 1923 to 1983. 2024 ( 1934-1984..etc). Retro items are more varied in definitions or terms applied but often are items that are at least 20 years old but not yet 40 years old.
This is like unintentional asmr
Thank you for your kindness! Thank you for the drawings you gifted years ago 🥹
Be like my dad. Whenever he sees a toy he had as a kid in a vintage shop he goes "OH WOW I USED TO HAVE THIS!" and geeks out over it a while.
The radio played some songs i grew up with calling them "blasts from the past" and i cried inside a little
Yeah I had this realization while talking about the GameCube with my nephew. He called Melee a “classic Nintendo game” and it took me back for a few days
Miss, I work in a video game shop, one that caters to old stuff but we occasionally get new stuff in. I had a stack of teenagers come in after school and asked for something retro. I showed them our sega, and they clarified - PS3 or Xbox 360. I told them that that came out when _I_ was a kid and then I googled the date they came out.
I grayed five hairs that day.
I feel your pain.
American Girl added twin 1990s Historical dolls not to long ago. The set includes a plastic inflatable chair just like I had. I was born in 1998 and damn right I feel like I need them.
Seeing a boxed copy of the original World of Warcraft in an ANTIQUE store was what made me realize that time marches ever forward 🥲
thank for making me think about the fact the PS3 was recently seen on a shelf of “vintage games” and I clearly remember it’s release
Siiiigh. I get around this by having next to nothing growing up cos mom and dad were cheap and always happy to take away toys. But the music I wasn't allowed to listen to is on the oldies channel on the radio.
Man, I’ve found things we used all the time at my house in antique shops. One of the perks of older parents I guess, lol
Omg I love your hair, it looks so magical like a cotton candy cloud
I was 22 when I heard a song from my sophomore year of high school played on the oldies station. It's only been downhill since then.
I will cry if there is ever a day where the wii wii u or switch is named vintage 😫😫😫😫
Time hits like a sack of bricks when you see things like this, but it happens to every generation, they’ll get there turn.
"okay you might need to sit down for this one love..."
That was me when we were at antique mall & saw my childhood toys...🤦 Hurt, however, they were cool enough that someone else thinks theyre cool!!😂👍 I still have my laser discs!!😮
This happens all the time when I talk about vintage sizing & thrifting to my mum & I have to remind her the 80s are vintage XD
I know understand why my mom rolled her eyes when I was obsessed with the 1950s in the 80s. and a lot of us consider everything after 2000 to be the right now times lol. 2000 was the future, it can't be vintage lol!
That's the weird things with getting older. But when you look at graphic tee's (which I treat like art), a piece becomes vintage once it goes put of production. There's a company that i follow which gets authorization to reproduce old graphic designs of pro sports teams. So now I have a '47 tee that uses the Puttsburgh Steelees 1976 Super Bowl Champs tee design, only with high quality production of 2019.
I have a great scarf from H&M's winter 2008 collection.
I just saw the Met's Lagerfeld exhibit. It was stunning to see Haute Couture pieces in person, but it got even more surreal when garments from the 60's, 70's, 80's, and 2000's were presented next to eachother to demonstrate a recurring theme from Karl's career.
We also have to consider that the 2000’s will be deemed vintage soon. I’m only 18 and I’m already getting hit with is soooo yeah. The amount of kids who don’t know what lazy town is does surprise me sometimes.
I just brought over some 70's-90's silks scarves from my childhood home and showed them to my boyfriend. He was like "It is so weird they are considered vintage" Yep...I guess we are becoming vintage ourselves 😂
Those pink pants are so cute!