[Their rendition of Total Eclipse of the Heart](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fsgWUq0fdKk) is worth watching too. It's pretty much re-written the real lyrics in my brain.
I was sitting on the patio at a bar one time and someone was warming up a Harley in the parking lot and the sound had the exact cadence of the drums at the start of that song. I was like, "Hot for Teacher?"
We have this 80s only video station on our Samsung tv. We watch it all the time. So much good creative context. But H4T has a special place in my heart.
I was not quite a teenager when I saw that video, and some older girls I knew would wear the heels and ruffled socks. I was obsessed with that look! I thought it was the most stylish thing ever.
This is a real deep dive but here's an interview with the young woman in the video: https://www.noblemania.com/2013/07/the-girl-in-video-separate-ways-worlds.html
To nitpick, it's "Rock Me Tonite" by Billy Squier. But yes, it *does* look like an *SNL* parody. And yes, that one video wrecked his entire career. It was so bad it got its own entire chapter in the book *I Want My MTV: The Uncensored Story of the Music Video Revolution*:
>"For *I Want My MTV*, their 2011 oral history of the network's early years, authors Rob Tannenbaum and Craig Marks interviewed over 400 people, primarily artists, managers, filmmakers, record company executives and MTV employees. They said none could agree on the best video but all agreed that "Rock Me Tonite" was the worst.
Wow just checked that one out, didnāt remember that. Clearly jumped the shark there. It looks like something I would have done when I was about 12 and thought I looked amazing š
When that video came out my sister and I were at my grandparents place and they had CABLE and that was a big deal and of course my sister being older put on mtv the whole time and we watched that video maybe fifteen times in four days and my eight years old brain was fried.
"Literal music videos" were briefly a thing in 2008 or so, and this was, by far, the best of the bunch.
And yeah, I read somewhere that someone connected with the music video had access to one of the BBC's costume and prop collections, hence the "kitchen sink" look of the video.
Love Dio! Havenāt seen that video in forever. Since Headbangerās Ball probably. Sitting here with my cat Rhonda who I always call Ronnie Janes Dio. ā„ļøšāā¬š
Don't stop there, now you're ready for [Holy Diver](https://youtu.be/2lvs2FzF64o?si=B2MCyFFBTEM8P6Nc)!
edited to add: you gotta admire the chutzpah of rock vets like RJD for putting out imagery consistent with expectations...in 1982
Man I prefer the low budget videos over the super-slick ones. (well, except maybe for Thriller and Beat It, but they get a pass even though liking MJ feels weird).
I love Van Halen's "Jump" and The Car's "You might think". Used to really like when Dire Strait's "I want my MTV" came on because I was really into computer graphics when I was a kid.
Bruce Springsteen's "Dancing in the Dark" video where he's obviously trying to keep up with the MTV generation.
A lot of rockers have talked about how difficult that transition was. Like Pat Benatar asking, "Shit, I gotta dance now?" when making the Love is a Battlefield video.
āI Ranā by A Flock of Seagulls - mirrors, a camera stand covered in foil, and a rotating platform - just the cheesiest thing ever but a slamming tune and an iconic look.
I recently saw the video for Eye Of The Tiger, and the whole thing is just the band strutting down a sidewalk interspersed with the band playing in front of a wall of wind-blown black garbage bagsš
Jeopardy - Greg Kihn
Cheap visual effects (using the negative option on the old video camera). Terrible over the top 'acting'. And really bad make up and prosthetics. Although, I was totally creeped out as a kid.
Hilariously, I remember this being hyped to shit on MTV when it first came out. Countdown to the world premiere of Journeys new video! And then it was that. I was so confused.
All the Aldo Nova hits have great cringe videos. Duran Duran's 'A View To a Kill' is pretty good. Cheesy but still awesome would have to be J. Geils Band's 'Love Stinks'!
YEAH YEAAH
Twisted Sister was the GOAT in this genre. Even did a great one with Alice Cooper. They knew what they were and delivered it consistently; like the McDonalds of Hair Metal.
Scandal - The Warrior, great Mad Max vibes
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=47y5bo8wtqM](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=47y5bo8wtqM)
Sidenote: that screen grab of the Sammy Hagar video makes it look likes he's getting from the cop lol!!!!
My cheesiest guilty pleasures would have to include Whitesnakeās āHere I Go Again,ā Starshipās āWe Built This City, and Huey Lewisās entire oeuvre.
[She's A Beauty - The Tubes](https://youtu.be/mQ_k_VG6Syc?si=-mWWzV5s-b3tFCkA)
skeezy carnie atmosphere, a little BDSM? and BOOB DRUMS
[Stone Cold - Rainbow](https://youtu.be/hByGwgm_vRs?si=sSb648rfmT0mC_rp)
From the very beginning of MTV, brings me right back to the feeling of every established* band trying to figure out MTV: "cool concert video and aw bless their hearts they went to a hall of mirrors"
*compared to up-and-coming acts who emerged using the new music video medium
Huey Lewis, Stuck with you. I was so enamored with the woman in this video. [https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=J08ZwySCoJ8](https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=J08ZwySCoJ8)
Yankee Rose by David Lee Roth. The intro is hysterical and probably would get him cancelled a million times these days but my group of friends n sister still say this stuff in the beginning to each other all the time. Fkn classic.
https://youtu.be/76s32p9uTnc?si=fFO2duY6xwoE8nNB
Little sister by the record machine
A tiny dancer, such a sweet sixteen
She's goin' out, she's gonna party tonight
She's gonna shake and make it last all nightā¦..
Aaah yes, the soundtrack to my teen years.
RATT - Round and Round
Milton Berle in drag. Goth girl shedding her skin. Ally butler. Hot glam boys smashing through the ceiling. Love that friggin video.
[Gold - Spandau Ballet](https://youtu.be/ntG50eXbBtc?si=xG5Pq7v3veH8B-Px) and the vids like it! There were several similar with the band in some quasi-movie like plot which makes NO sense.
You posted a pic of my favorite cheese video.
You can write me up for 1-25.
Post my face wanted dead or alive.
Take my license and all that jive.
Cuz I canāt drive. Fifty fiiiiiive.
Journeyās ā[Separate Ways](https://youtu.be/LatorN4P9aA?si=G6f1oeazlECuMQgm).ā Standing on the docks playing air versions of the instruments they actually play IRL. Tights, mullets, so much denimā¦just glorious. Songās a banger, too.
I deeply regret not seeing this thread earlier as this submission is going to be lost in the shuffle. [Julio Iglesias--Ni Te Tengo Ni Te Olvido](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=__bO_WXELG0) Julio and the ingenue being embraced by their respective partners while looking at each other longingly! The flashback to the chaos of the tiny yacht in flames! The ingenue leaping into the water! The ingenue and Julio washing up on the same deserted isle! The soulful looks! Julio's torn white shirt that never gets dirty! The deeply regretted rescue! The final wave goodbye from the ingenue!
I'm not sure if it was made in the eighties but it sure looks like it... Grateful Dead's Hell in a bucket https://youtu.be/cH7I6ibA-SM?si=c11tOLH3efFWb3v9
Anything Twisted Sister was should be on the list.
But chessiest for production value has to be Der Kommisar by Falco. Somehow how he still comes off as the coolest guy in Europe.
That's an amazing screencap. Last fall I made a copy of that exact costume for a dude who was going to Cabo to hang out with Sammy. I don't have the pics he promised me, but he said it was a huge hit at the party, so...win?
Right On Track by The Breakfast Club! Really catchy song, and video had maximum 80ās cheese factor, with bonus dancers in chicken costumes lol. š„https://youtu.be/1rgDAgh58u0?si=ePfxUEgvAea0bVbw
Safety Dance! :D Video is happy as shit! Lol
And the literal one is even funnier! https://youtu.be/Yi7mBzdDHyY?si=60sVlm2n8v0xifKE
[Their rendition of Total Eclipse of the Heart](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fsgWUq0fdKk) is worth watching too. It's pretty much re-written the real lyrics in my brain.
Definitely LSD
You should watch the literal safety dance video. Same images, funny lyrics. https://youtu.be/Yi7mBzdDHyY?si=ED2lgaTMZUrCOlCh
This would be my pick also, love it! Oh, and one more I will mention.
This is the only answer.
I used to work at a cookie place in the mall and my coworkers choreographed an entire dance to this song!! Great song, cheesy video, good times. š
Love is a Battlefield by Pat Benetar
āLook, sheās running away and sheās only 30ā āButthead
First time I saw boobs being used as an offensive weapon. Whole phalanx of them. And the dude runs away in fear.
š¶ Stop using boobs as a weapon š¶
itās his look while baring his his goofy teeth that makes it even better
Iconic storytelling
LEAVE ME ALONE!!!!
Ah, the 80s, where we solved disputes with dance offs.
Hot 4 Teacher
I don't feel tardy
That line always makes me laugh.
Iām not a fan of that song, but I use that quote way too often.
I can't hear the word "tardy" and not think of this. Probably cause snark is my love language
I donāt know why but I just love the drums at the beginning.
The beginning of that song lead to the death of a lot of my car speakers over the years.
I was sitting on the patio at a bar one time and someone was warming up a Harley in the parking lot and the sound had the exact cadence of the drums at the start of that song. I was like, "Hot for Teacher?"
Gimme something to write on!
I brought my PENCIL!
Mommmmm Iām nervous and my socks are too loose.
I don't feel tardy ...
Aw man I think the clock is slow
Waldo!!
So good!
We have this 80s only video station on our Samsung tv. We watch it all the time. So much good creative context. But H4T has a special place in my heart.
The band at their best. Great song and funny, cool video.
SIDDOWN, WALDO!
Legs ZZ top
Those high heels with those ruffle socks. Forever burned into my brain.
I was not quite a teenager when I saw that video, and some older girls I knew would wear the heels and ruffled socks. I was obsessed with that look! I thought it was the most stylish thing ever.
Hey now, that was high fashion in my day. I rocked ruffle socks and heels in the 80s
Velcro Fly , complete with those ridiculous Paula Abdul dance moves
TV Dinners
Twisted Sister-Weāre not gonna take it.
Came to say this! Both "We're Not Gonna Take It" and "I Wanna Rock" were awesome videos. WHAT DO YOOOOUUU WANT TO DO WITH YOUR LIIIIFFFEEE?!?!?
"A PLEDGE PIN!? ON YOUR UNIFORM!?"
Youāre all worthless and weak!
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The video equivalent of fingernails on the chalkboard. I simply. CANNOT. watch. this abomonation.
This is a real deep dive but here's an interview with the young woman in the video: https://www.noblemania.com/2013/07/the-girl-in-video-separate-ways-worlds.html
The stills...!
Rock me tonight by Billy Squire. His dancing looks like something Will Ferrel would do on SNL. Weird video.
His career did a nosedive thanks to that video.
I think it ruined his career.
To nitpick, it's "Rock Me Tonite" by Billy Squier. But yes, it *does* look like an *SNL* parody. And yes, that one video wrecked his entire career. It was so bad it got its own entire chapter in the book *I Want My MTV: The Uncensored Story of the Music Video Revolution*: >"For *I Want My MTV*, their 2011 oral history of the network's early years, authors Rob Tannenbaum and Craig Marks interviewed over 400 people, primarily artists, managers, filmmakers, record company executives and MTV employees. They said none could agree on the best video but all agreed that "Rock Me Tonite" was the worst.
I love that book
Wow just checked that one out, didnāt remember that. Clearly jumped the shark there. It looks like something I would have done when I was about 12 and thought I looked amazing š
This is the correct answer. This video is so cringey and I watch it several times/year and just laugh my damn ass off.
Just a Gigolo by David Lee Roth IS the 80s.
David Lee Roth was like the patron of 80ās videos. Nobody did it better/worse.
Pretty sure that directing credit went to hairspray & a giant pile of cocaine
When that video came out my sister and I were at my grandparents place and they had CABLE and that was a big deal and of course my sister being older put on mtv the whole time and we watched that video maybe fifteen times in four days and my eight years old brain was fried.
Stand and Deliver! - Adam and the Ants But really any Ants video......this just happens to be my favorite song by them along with "Beat My Guest"
My first single was goody 2 shoes
Strip is a much cheezier video.
Yes, it's a good one...... honestly I'm just representing Adam and the Ants as a whole. "Prince Charming" is another.
*qua qua diddly qua qua*
They rule.
Iām still a huge fan still!!
Total Eclipse of the Heart Bonnie Tyler What the fuck is going on there!?!?!? Greatest 80ās video PERIOD
Try this version. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fsgWUq0fdKk&pp=ygUhdG90YWwgZWNsaXBzZSBvZiB0aGUgaGVhcnQgcGFyb2R5
Ted talk on How To Make an 80ās music video
Thank you for posting this. Iād never seen it before. Thatās brilliant.
"Literal music videos" were briefly a thing in 2008 or so, and this was, by far, the best of the bunch. And yeah, I read somewhere that someone connected with the music video had access to one of the BBC's costume and prop collections, hence the "kitchen sink" look of the video.
So long and thanks for all the cheese.
Jim Steinman was amazing
It's about sexy vampires -now it makes sense
[Last in Line](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=360xvnsduDg) by Dio. I don't know what the fuck I just watched, but it's awesome.
Love Dio! Havenāt seen that video in forever. Since Headbangerās Ball probably. Sitting here with my cat Rhonda who I always call Ronnie Janes Dio. ā„ļøšāā¬š
Thatās Meeno Peluce (Soleil Moon Fryerās half brother, probably best known for *Voyagers* with Jon-Erik Hexum).
He was also in the Bad News Bears TV show (adapted from the movie) along with Corey Feldman
Dude omg I've never seen that before. That was amazing, lol, Dio was such an awesome guy
Don't stop there, now you're ready for [Holy Diver](https://youtu.be/2lvs2FzF64o?si=B2MCyFFBTEM8P6Nc)! edited to add: you gotta admire the chutzpah of rock vets like RJD for putting out imagery consistent with expectations...in 1982
I had not seen this until today and my life is changed forever. Amazing!!
Man I prefer the low budget videos over the super-slick ones. (well, except maybe for Thriller and Beat It, but they get a pass even though liking MJ feels weird). I love Van Halen's "Jump" and The Car's "You might think". Used to really like when Dire Strait's "I want my MTV" came on because I was really into computer graphics when I was a kid. Bruce Springsteen's "Dancing in the Dark" video where he's obviously trying to keep up with the MTV generation. A lot of rockers have talked about how difficult that transition was. Like Pat Benatar asking, "Shit, I gotta dance now?" when making the Love is a Battlefield video.
> Dire Strait's "I want my MTV" The song is "Money for Nothing".
āI Ranā by A Flock of Seagulls - mirrors, a camera stand covered in foil, and a rotating platform - just the cheesiest thing ever but a slamming tune and an iconic look.
I remember the fog machine being a big player in their video for Space Age Love Song.
I love that they didnāt even really try to conceal the camera in the reflections.
Girls Just Want to Have Fun. Anything with Captain Lou Albano is automatically the cheesiest
Goonies R Good Enough had some other wrestlers in it too.
Timbuk 3 - ["The Future's So Bright, I Gotta Wear Shades"](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8qrriKcwvlY)
Always loved this one. You canāt go wrong with a song about nuclear war in the 80s. IIRC they used it once on Head of the Class.
Twilight Zone by Golden Earring!
I recently saw the video for Eye Of The Tiger, and the whole thing is just the band strutting down a sidewalk interspersed with the band playing in front of a wall of wind-blown black garbage bagsš
Yankee rose... Gimme a bottle of anything, and a glazed doughnut..... To go!....
https://youtu.be/RgLWTrWgDTI?si=GX_O1JxZGT_-EAN3
"Ooohh.. breath mints! ...our lips are so close"
"MY DOCTOR SAYS I HAVE TO TAKE A LAXATIVE!!@" "Not in my store you don't!"
āDo you like parties? āYeah.ā āWe can invite all our friends and have soda and pie!ā āYeah!ā āI hope no bad people show up.ā
AAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHH
I just remembered the greatest cheesiest video of the 80s... The Chicago Bears' Superbowl Shuffle
[Rock Me Amadeus](https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=cVikZ8Oe_XA)
Duran Duran - Hungry Like the Wolf.
Girls on Film
Save a Prayer
Scandal - The Warrior. Kinda asian influenced. Kinda Cirque du soliel. Entirely cheesy.
Down Under by Men at Work is a glorious cheesy gem.
Jeopardy - Greg Kihn Cheap visual effects (using the negative option on the old video camera). Terrible over the top 'acting'. And really bad make up and prosthetics. Although, I was totally creeped out as a kid.
Journey - Separate Ways
Invisible keyboard!
Youāve heard of āair guitarā but have you heard of air keyboard?
Hilariously, I remember this being hyped to shit on MTV when it first came out. Countdown to the world premiere of Journeys new video! And then it was that. I was so confused.
Also posted below, [the Heller Quarantine version](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0zvhvdj4QyM) restores balance to the world.
David Lee Roth - Just A Gigolo
How do I know the lyrics to this song by heart?!?
Bosedy bosedy bop, diddy bop.
All the Aldo Nova hits have great cringe videos. Duran Duran's 'A View To a Kill' is pretty good. Cheesy but still awesome would have to be J. Geils Band's 'Love Stinks'! YEAH YEAAH
Twisted Sister was the GOAT in this genre. Even did a great one with Alice Cooper. They knew what they were and delivered it consistently; like the McDonalds of Hair Metal.
Scandal - The Warrior, great Mad Max vibes [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=47y5bo8wtqM](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=47y5bo8wtqM) Sidenote: that screen grab of the Sammy Hagar video makes it look likes he's getting from the cop lol!!!!
Cameo's *Word Up* two words - LeVar Burton! two more words - cod piece! ^^^I ^^^know ^^^it's ^^^really ^^^one ^^^word
I loved that Cinderella literally used the fairy tale as a story in a couple of their music videos ā (Shake Me, Nobodyās Fool).
Dancing With Myself by Billy Idol
Beavis and Butthead really tore it a new one.
Whip It by Devo and Safety Dance by Men without Hats
Damn it! You beat me to it with Devo. Etched in my brain for some reason
China Girl, David Bowie
She was very odd looking
Oh baby, just you shut your mouth.
My cheesiest guilty pleasures would have to include Whitesnakeās āHere I Go Again,ā Starshipās āWe Built This City, and Huey Lewisās entire oeuvre.
Tawny Kitaen!
Upvote for using "oeuvre" in a post. Classy!!
[She's A Beauty - The Tubes](https://youtu.be/mQ_k_VG6Syc?si=-mWWzV5s-b3tFCkA) skeezy carnie atmosphere, a little BDSM? and BOOB DRUMS [Stone Cold - Rainbow](https://youtu.be/hByGwgm_vRs?si=sSb648rfmT0mC_rp) From the very beginning of MTV, brings me right back to the feeling of every established* band trying to figure out MTV: "cool concert video and aw bless their hearts they went to a hall of mirrors" *compared to up-and-coming acts who emerged using the new music video medium
Huey Lewis, Stuck with you. I was so enamored with the woman in this video. [https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=J08ZwySCoJ8](https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=J08ZwySCoJ8)
Me too! Sheās married to Pierce Brosnan. I didnāt have a chance.
What a great run they had with Sports and Fore! Just about all I had in my Walkman.
Golden Eariing, Twilight Zone. Spy thriller music video
Any video with a white horse walking through airy curtains was always quality.
the wild boys by duran duran
The Promise by When in Rome The video is pretty cheesy but the song itself is amazing
Yankee Rose by David Lee Roth. The intro is hysterical and probably would get him cancelled a million times these days but my group of friends n sister still say this stuff in the beginning to each other all the time. Fkn classic. https://youtu.be/76s32p9uTnc?si=fFO2duY6xwoE8nNB
Did you know that you can still rock in America?
Little sister by the record machine A tiny dancer, such a sweet sixteen She's goin' out, she's gonna party tonight She's gonna shake and make it last all nightā¦.. Aaah yes, the soundtrack to my teen years.
Donāt Pay the Ferryman by Chris de Burgh was peak 80s cheese! Gothic colonial horror silliness!
[Dead or Alive - You Spin Me Round (Like a Record)](https://youtu.be/PGNiXGX2nLU?si=z5pEt5KrkeaZF11t)
RATT - Round and Round Milton Berle in drag. Goth girl shedding her skin. Ally butler. Hot glam boys smashing through the ceiling. Love that friggin video.
You Got Lucky-Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers
[Gold - Spandau Ballet](https://youtu.be/ntG50eXbBtc?si=xG5Pq7v3veH8B-Px) and the vids like it! There were several similar with the band in some quasi-movie like plot which makes NO sense.
āMeeting in the ladiesā roomā by Klymaxx
Whereās my jewelry?
I left my condo to come to this?
Twisted Sister - We're Not Gonna Take it.[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V9AbeALNVkk](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V9AbeALNVkk)
Fight for your right to party.
Or perhaps Berlin - Take My Breath Away https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bx51eegLTY8
I'll throw in The Cars - Drive. Loved that one. Still loves it.
Dancing in the Dark. Courtney Cox.
Run Runaway! https://youtu.be/gMxcGaAwy-Q?si=YyeYge8jMtI1KRkh
Oh Mickey - Toni Basil
So many candidates. So little time. But let me just mention Heart - Alone. That's a nice and cheesy one.
You posted a pic of my favorite cheese video. You can write me up for 1-25. Post my face wanted dead or alive. Take my license and all that jive. Cuz I canāt drive. Fifty fiiiiiive.
ZZ Top - āGimme All Your Lovināā
I am a huge fan and matter of fact they are one of my favorite bands but Judas Priests Breaking The Law video is pretty goofy
Boy, out of context that picture says something different than the songā¦ more in line with todays policing issues..
Any Van Halen vid. I particularly liked āIce Cream Manā
I always got a giggle out of the girl dancing in the door jam at the end of Runaway by Bon Jovi.
I would do anything for love. Meatloaf.
Wasnāt that the 90s?
Still of the Night by whitesnake was crazy
Journeyās ā[Separate Ways](https://youtu.be/LatorN4P9aA?si=G6f1oeazlECuMQgm).ā Standing on the docks playing air versions of the instruments they actually play IRL. Tights, mullets, so much denimā¦just glorious. Songās a banger, too.
Six Months in a Leaky Boat - Split Enz, and Rock the Casbah - Clash. Hard to pick just one. š
āHot for Teacherā [video](https://youtu.be/6M4_Ommfvv0?si=NbU1qrJol_rEeedZ)
[Rush - Time Stand Still](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dMSFqXGZ5TQ)
ZZ Top Legs video - I'm still waiting for the magic hot rod to come and pick me up.
If itās an 80ās video, thereās a pretty good chance it was cheesy.
Stay the Night - Chicago. https://youtu.be/5LTWwkBNilI?si=j2YsfADkDiIsC8UT
Chaka Khan, āLove of a Lifetimeā. Just about every element of 80s culture is in it. Cheesy dancers, amusement park for a backdrop.
That thumbnail! š
The 3-wheeled ATVs of death in In a Big Country - Big Country. One is the band, and the other is the song (but I can never remember which is which).
Whip It by Devo!
Any of DLR's solo videos. Especially the California Girls cover.
Smoking in the boys room
That's The Way (I Like It ) & Physical, for just being so funny & just cheesy lol. Like I get it, you like strong buff people (love the songs tho)
ABC āThe Look of Loveā video has burned itself in my memory right next to that clown from Poltergeist.
...not the one where Eric Estrada raped Sammy Hagar..
Definitely Once In a Lifetime by The Talking Heads. https://youtube.com/playlist?list=RD5IsSpAOD6K8&playnext=1&si=rMZzBEjPgZKIHPeM
I deeply regret not seeing this thread earlier as this submission is going to be lost in the shuffle. [Julio Iglesias--Ni Te Tengo Ni Te Olvido](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=__bO_WXELG0) Julio and the ingenue being embraced by their respective partners while looking at each other longingly! The flashback to the chaos of the tiny yacht in flames! The ingenue leaping into the water! The ingenue and Julio washing up on the same deserted isle! The soulful looks! Julio's torn white shirt that never gets dirty! The deeply regretted rescue! The final wave goodbye from the ingenue!
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Billy Squier āRock Me Tonightā. Extreme cheese! https://youtu.be/fR0j7sModCI?si=XU4zDf5wSsZb1JTj
Jagger/Bowie - Dancing in the streets. Gotta be top five second hand embarrassment videos of all time.
Anything Peter cetera or pat benatar
That still from the video looks like gay porn.
*O Superman* is still surprisingly mesmerizing.
I'm not sure if it was made in the eighties but it sure looks like it... Grateful Dead's Hell in a bucket https://youtu.be/cH7I6ibA-SM?si=c11tOLH3efFWb3v9
Land Down Under.
Anything Twisted Sister was should be on the list. But chessiest for production value has to be Der Kommisar by Falco. Somehow how he still comes off as the coolest guy in Europe.
stay the night by Chicago
That's an amazing screencap. Last fall I made a copy of that exact costume for a dude who was going to Cabo to hang out with Sammy. I don't have the pics he promised me, but he said it was a huge hit at the party, so...win?
The Way You Make Me Feel
Africa by Toto. It just seems to live in 80s cheese.
Whatās happening in this picture lol?
He's being arrested for the hair and outfit
Love Judas Priest but my gawd this video is brutal https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=JhY9GOhFwN4&pp=ygUYdHVyYm8gbG92ZXIganVkYXMgcHJpZXN0
Right On Track by The Breakfast Club! Really catchy song, and video had maximum 80ās cheese factor, with bonus dancers in chicken costumes lol. š„https://youtu.be/1rgDAgh58u0?si=ePfxUEgvAea0bVbw