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@highpsi11 Месяц назад

The person who edited this said that he neither sped up nor slowed down any of the dance pieces! It's a masterful and absolutely delightful conception and piece of editing.

@barbarahanks-ut6zn 21 день назад

They even synced up Shirley Temples feet to a little inner harmony line! Unbelievable detail

@marybuhs9741 10 дней назад

Someone give this person a mega dollar job. Well earned.

@mzluna313 Месяц назад

I'm completely impressed and in awe of the talent of the creator of this video. I can't imagine going through hours of film footage and syncing it with the music! Brilliant!

@alricaneshama Месяц назад

Oh, I can imagine. About 15 yrs ago, I created a vide about the tv show, buffy the vampire slayer. It took me FOREVER to properly sync it up. I had to keep editing until it was absolutely perfect. Now, Windows Movie Maker doesn't even exist anymore. That was what was on computers then for editing. That was my last major project, if I had kept going. I would have been fantastic at it. However, things happen. And now I can't figure out the new free editors and I ain't paying no hard cash for a damn program. Especially with what they want for it? Hell No!

@denisemanning6108 15 дней назад

Yes I made slide shows using graphics and music with movie maker. It took ages and was so frustrating at times. I do miss it. 😩🥺

@widget1005 Месяц назад

The splits at the end were the Nicholas Brothers. There is the whole dance of theirs on You Tube and that's worth a watch too as they are amazing.

@sharonwhitaker458 Месяц назад

All done in one take

@roniboyd613 Месяц назад

Yes, must watch!!

@deliasewell366 Месяц назад

From the movie Stormy Weather. Great dance routine. A must watch.

@mikekelly5491 Месяц назад

Just look up Cab Callaway and the Nicholas Brothers Jumping Jive

@endoraismygma Месяц назад

YES, no one did it like the Nicholas Bros ✨️

@cathybrookeburt2616 Месяц назад

I'm 71 & grew up watching those movies with my Mom. So many amazing stars in this. Gene Kelly & Fred Astair were in many of the clips, including the last clip, with them shaking hands. The clips with the 3 folks on the couch that they flipped over is from the 1952 movie 'Singing in the Rain' with Gene Kelly, Debbie Reynolds & Donald O'Conner, which was even before I was born. Frank Sinatra was shown a few times in a sailors suit too. You stopped when you saw Abbott & Costello. I saw Ginger Rogers & so many other legends. You are right. They don't make them like that anymore. Many of those dance scenes were set in fancy nightclubs, where this was the entertainment people came to see, with dinner & cocktails. People think life has progressed a lot, but I think we have lost a lot. Those were the days. Live entertainment everywhere you went. Piano bars etc. Sigh...

@tinagriggs1004 Месяц назад

We have lost a lot. You are right. I think if people today made it a mission to watch this older stuff, it would leave them realizing how distasteful some of today's dance and song are. Keeping it classy IS cool.

@richardcramer1604 Месяц назад

I don't remember him stopping at Abbott & Costello but I do remember him viewing Laurel and Hardy twice.

@alricaneshama Месяц назад

I'm only 45 but my parents loved all these movies so I know them all. My favorite that I saw was Rita Hayworth.

@CyndiDeimler Месяц назад

I'm just a couple years younger than you and also grew up watching these movies. At a very young age I knew the classic musicals were my favorite, especially Shirley Temple who was featured here in dance scenes from the Littlest Rebel, The Little Princess and The Little Colonel.

@lynnschook6124 Месяц назад

@@richardcramer1604I was going to mention that. It was Laurel and Hardy. 😊

@phyllisdavies3736 Месяц назад

Back in those days, actors had to be able to sing and dance. The total package!

@WildnUnruly Месяц назад

They were “Triple Threats”. Singers, Dancers and Actors. ❤

@michaelwaller7365 16 дней назад

James Cagney was one of those triple threats. Yankee Doodle Dandy, The Seven Little Foys, West Point Story, among others. Cagney's soft shoe "dance off" with Bob Hope in "Yankee Doodle Dandy" was classic.

@terij268 Месяц назад

What talent they had back then. I'm 71 and brought my kids up on "black and white" movies. Now they are in their 40s and bringing up my grandkids on those classics. Now days, it seems like the more special effects are more important than acting. Sad to say that I can't think of any suave, glamorous, highly entertaining current actors, right now. This video and others like it should be getting awards. A lost art that probably never see again.😢

@teresacartwright5406 Месяц назад

What's' even more amazing than this video is what the studios expected of their actors back in the day. It wasn't enough that they could act, they were also expected to sing and dance along with assorted other talents. The editor of this did a brilliant job! BTW, I think music videos are the modern equivalent of the movie musicals.

@thomasbradley4505 Месяц назад

Even stars who could not carry a tune or had two left feet were expected to sing and dance (Jimmy Stewart, Clark Gable, Joan Crawford) were expected to sing and dance. There is a sequence in That’s Entertainment that highlights some of those performances and it’s painful but entertaining. Love the old classics

@mtncreekdawn 21 день назад

This is my gold standard for what a video mash-up can be.

@larynanntapp6333 Месяц назад

This is mind boggling!! I can't even guess how many movies they watched, picked scenes and then matched them up with the song! It's always a fun video to watch!

@Emilaria Месяц назад

Nothing is better than classic Hollywood.

@mimic1176 Месяц назад

The guy dancing down the long staircase was Jimmy Cagney - Yankee Doodle Dandy. He became known for his gangster roles and people tend to forget that he was an awesome dancer. Three people on the couch - Singin' in the Rain. Donald O'Connor, Debbie Reynolds (Carrie Fisher's mom), and Gene Kelly. I adore that movie. If you haven't seen it, please do. Thanks for the great review! I love this compilation. I can't imagine the amount of work it took to put it together. It's brilliant!

@lorriredmon8212 Месяц назад

The best movie Cagney EVER did was Yankee Doodle Dandy! His talent was so much more than most people realized.

@auapplemac2441 Месяц назад

"Singing in the Rain" is considered by many the best movie musical ever.

@redcat827 Месяц назад

Shirley Temple and Bill Robinson (aka Bojangles) in The Little Colonel. To the reactors question about whether he saw Gene Wilder in one of the clips - no, these films were before his time.

@mimic1176 Месяц назад

@@auapplemac2441 I absolutely agree! And Donald O'Connor was one of the least appreciated dancers. His moves were on an athletic par with Gene Kelly, for sure!

@babyfry4775 Месяц назад

What great dancers they had. Ginger Rogers, Fred Astaire, Gene Kelly, Debbie Reynolds, Nicholas Brothers, Shirley Temple and Mr. Bojangles….so many. Tremendous video!

@annehffry3284 Месяц назад

I don’t know who sync’d all that together, but it’s great. So entertaining to watch!

@kwanshiyin Месяц назад

The video was created by Nerd Fest UK.

@LadyIarConnacht Месяц назад

@@kwanshiyin It's just so good. Really love the editing.

@kathleenclark5877 Месяц назад

The enormity of the editorial staff to approach perusing so many thirties and forties musical scenes to compile this great video needs a standing ovation. I am a huge fan of these musicals but to see them adapted to such a great song as Uptown Funk deserves applause. This must have taken hours and hours. You need to get the proper rhythm in order to do this.This being said, it has been well worth the effort. I have re-watched this over and over. Has anyone captured the high school teacher who got his whole drama class to dance to this all over his school? Just Google American high school teacher and Bruno Mars which should get you there. It is so much fun.

@kwanshiyin Месяц назад

If you're interested, rewatch the video and click on the little cc icon at the bottom for closed captions. It will give you the name of the film the clip came from as well as the year it was released.

@tonypettigrew4124 Месяц назад

I am sure these amazing Golden Stars would have been just as amused and delighted to see this...

@instigatorartworks Месяц назад

They don't make flicks like this often anymore. It is why LALA LAND is so revered as the flash back to not only Jazz but to big production dance and music in the movies.

@annieo9468 Месяц назад

I can't believe you didn't give the most MASSIVE nod to the genius who pieced that masterpiece work. Supreme editing skills to pull that together so flawlessly. Never ceases to amaze me...the precision to put that together, while maintaining the beat AND the tediously selected visual effects that he paired together so perfectly. I have been in awe of the skills required to do what he did. I've watched it a thousand times, and never tire of it. But you really missed some proper kudos on this one.

@tinahairston6383 Месяц назад

I've seen a lot of these movies so for the creator to have to go through soo many hours to get just the right segment to go with the song is amazing.

@taniaPBear Месяц назад

This one of my favourite creations ever, can't fathom how long it must have taken. If anything, it proves that dance is dance, music is music and a beat is a beat is a beat is a beat! Any fool out there thinking they 'invented' something new, keep fooling yourself, lol. ❤

@leeannies-tears369 Месяц назад

This is fun. Can't imagine how much work went into this. Great old movies. I loved them all when I was growing up.

@user-qp8jh9vl7v Месяц назад

I think I've seen most of the movies shown In this. Love musicals and have since I was a kid.

@nickforellreacts Месяц назад

What’s your favorite?

@user-qp8jh9vl7v Месяц назад

@@nickforellreacts it is difficult to pick a favorite. Probably "Stormy Weather " ( 1943). There are just so many talented performers and so much fantastic music in it.

@gingw7333 Месяц назад

@@nickforellreactsWhite Christmas

@MsAmericanMaid Месяц назад

I was 2-11 yro in the 1960s and I grew up watching these movies on late night and Saturday TV. Gene Kelly, Fred Astaire, Gloria Gaynor, little Shirley Temple. Frank Sinatra, were my movie idols as a child. Gave me an appreciation for dance and musicals. There were great acting and good story telling. Didn't have to have mayhem to be good.

@roycroftki5358 Месяц назад

I just love jimmy cagney dance himself down them stairs.

@lynniepooh365 Месяц назад

As someone who grew up during this era, I'm so pleased to see a young person appreciating musicals. I've often thought we need these happy films today plus more new ones. Thanks for your reaction and posting.

@NannyLyn53 Месяц назад

‘Footloose ‘ - Dancing in the Movies is also excellent. So well synced. Amazing dancers as well. Great fun.

@nickforellreacts Месяц назад

So much fun!

@mrmusiclover4178 20 дней назад

Old movies had people with TALENT! They had to dance and sing. I am 83 and remember when most of these ran in theatres. Lots of Fred Astaire, Rita Hayworth, Ginger Rogers, Debbie Reynolds, Donald O'Connor, Gene Kelly, Jimmy Durante, Shirley Temple, Bill "Bojangles" Robinson, and so many others represented. You did a nice job on this video.

@FinarfinNoldorin Месяц назад

I absolutely love this mix. The timing of the dancers is spot on with the music, and it always brings a smile to my face. They couldn't have picked a better song than this one by Bruno Mars. Let us never forget how wonderful these dancers/ actors were.

@gmunden1 Месяц назад

Gene Kelly is in some of these clips. He was a professional actor , director, and dancer. These are decades before Gene Wilder became an actor.

@auapplemac2441 Месяц назад

You're right, that dancer was Sammy White who originated that role in the original Broadway version in 1927. BTW, Kelly was also a choreographer and had a very sexy singing voice - at least to me.

@deniseday8188 Месяц назад

Love this video! 🎉❤🎉 just the time it probably took to sync. Brilliant 👏 👏 👏 ❤

@sdube001 Месяц назад

I've lost count of how many times I've watch the video. Amazing editing.

@fugglie Месяц назад

love the song anyhow but what a trip down memory lane that was for me, 68 here and it brought back memories of watching the old classics with my mother, It is such a shame that these style movies are no longer made, pure talent no CGI just great entertainment, even though some of it was corny lol. The editing to get all these dances fitting in with the music was breathtaking, Kudos to the people responsible, hope there are more around like this.

@stevedavis5704 Месяц назад

When I was growing up my neighbors daughter wanted to be in movies. In pursuit of this she was taking dance classes, piano lessons, guitar lessons, singing lessons and studying dramatic acting. I asked her why and she said that she had to be ready to do anything she was asked in a movie. Definitely different times.

@judyhuurman1237 Месяц назад

I grew up watching most of these movies on our old B&W TV. Anchor's Away with Gene Kelly and Jerry the mouse and Yankee Doodle Dandy with James Cagney were just two of my favorites.

@timmholl9238 Месяц назад

THANK YOU for watching this. My wife got me hooked on this, and every now and then I can't help but pulling it up and watching it.

@bear4muscledfw Месяц назад

Love this. There are 2 more that I think are great. One with Footloose and one with Dancing on the Ceiling. Great reaction

@vapatsfan6174 Месяц назад

Whoever edited this video together was a genius.

@nickforellreacts Месяц назад

Total genius!

@geebrewer8186 Месяц назад

total Hollywood dance legends. And all those clips with the music. Saw many clips from my favorite movie "Singing in the Rain". This just puts a smile on my face.

@paulmason6474 Месяц назад

Strange how they complained when men danced together on Strictly Come dancing. Here lots of men dancing together😅😅😅❤❤❤❤❤

@LadyIarConnacht Месяц назад

Sure - cheek to cheek. Totally the same.

@richzip Месяц назад

@@LadyIarConnacht And why does "cheek to cheek" bother you so much?

@fayesouthall6604 Месяц назад

Bullseye

@Galantus1964 Месяц назад

This is so good... and the " old " performers are so insanely talented... im 60 and i have watched alot of the movies / musicals .. when i grew up

@hectorsmommy1717 Месяц назад

Incredible editing. The 3 dancers who jumped off the balcony were the Berry Brothers. Not nearly as lauded as the Nicholas brothers but still, really great dancers. LOL, I have not seen a male react to this who hasn't cringed when they jumped off the balcony and landed in a split. Being female, I can't relate but I do understand

@pommie5093 Месяц назад

The editing on this video was phenomenal. It also showcases how amazing dancers were-in particular, the Nicholas Brothers!

@MelissaPalmer-zy5nh Месяц назад

This was when Hollywood HAD talent! They had to sing, dance and ACT! The little girl at the end was Shirley Temple. I remember many of these movies.

@Juilene1965 Месяц назад

I love that someone took hours and hours and hours to find every single little snippet of these old films that would fit perfectly to this song. Its sooooo good! I am still amazed every time I see it!

@kimtalley4496 Месяц назад

I remember the 1st time I seen this video & was impressed how they put it together.

@albertchambers1307 Месяц назад

Mother was one of the Kolson Kiddies that danced behind Shirley Temple, Buddy Epson, Billy Bo Jangles and such. It was fun to see some clips from a couple of the movies that she was in... .

@dagmar.6954 Месяц назад

I've seen this a few times. That was so much fun to watch. Love the era of the old movies & musicals. This is so cool to see this funk music added to the old film clips.

@lisahumphries3898 Месяц назад

I’m so glad you mentioned stage presence. It’s hard to explain, but if you know, you know. As most people know, back then actors/actresses were under contract with different studios. While under contract, the studios would provide singing, dancing, acting lessons to their “contractees” to make them more marketable.

@mammasrose5525 Месяц назад

My mom told me that back when these films were made, you usually have to be able to sing and dance to be an actor.

@gemqueen1866 Месяц назад

Yep, known as triple threat...........

@ellenwheat3608 Месяц назад

Im 83, and so i recognize many of those dancers: Fred Astaire, Ginger Rogers, Ann Miller, Gene Kelly, Shirley Temple, Donald O’Connor, Cyd Charisse, Debby Reynolds, Frank Sinatra, …

@mammaduck3863 Месяц назад

I've seen almost all these movies. The most amazing thing is that not only did they dance, but their acting also had to be amazing to carry the movie. Can't resist them.

@franchk8372 Месяц назад

Absolutely fabulous. Great to look back at this time. MIss these old stars and their talent. Times have changed indeed. Lucky to have such a vibrant history.

@nancybaker128 Месяц назад

Love the song, this dance, and your reaction!

@susangibney3805 Месяц назад

Old gal here. We used to call them triple threats. Singers Dancers and Actors. in that order. they were awesome talents. I was an actor. bottom on the totem pole. These people had massive skills.

@butterbeansc Месяц назад

When Hollywood had actual stars! No swearing, nude scenes, extreme violence, and drugs, ect. It’s disgusting what Hollywood has become!

@marthayoung2308 Месяц назад

Exactly right! All "whored up" these days!

@doomhunter697 Месяц назад

Yes, when they kept all of that behind the scenes.

@seattlewa8500 Месяц назад

Please don’t pretend all the stars were angels. They weren’t. The press didn’t report it back then.

@butterbeansc Месяц назад

@@seattlewa8500 I don’t pretend anything. You missed my point. You shut down after my first sentence. Read on and tell me there hasn’t been a dramatic change in what Hollywood is putting out. Name an actor that compares to Cary Grant or Jimmy Stewart. How about Maureen O’Hara? I’m not naïve enough to say that behind the scenes crap wasn’t happening. Back then you didn’t see the stuff they’re putting out today that doesn’t show exactly what I described. Seattle….says it all. I’m also from the PNW. My father would be rolling over in his grave knowing what is happening in his beloved state.

@doomhunter697 Месяц назад

@@butterbeansc Cary Grant- who had to hide who he truly was just so he could work. Take off the rose glasses.

@Treysor101 Месяц назад

Ooo yay! Someone new to share this "movie magic" with. Thanks for giving this a look. 😊

@ultraredd Месяц назад

Great video! Love how the film footage was edited with precision to sync up with the music. Those splits looked like they hurt! 💃 🕺

@nickforellreacts Месяц назад

Those splits 😣

@MizCriz46 Месяц назад

The Nicholas brothers were famous for those splits. They'd been doing them since they were kids so I think they'd figured out how to do it without pain. To me it's just as impressive that they could pull themselves up from the splits into a standing position using just their inner thigh muscles & maybe some glutes. They were just incredible athletes.

@alanfoster6589 Месяц назад

Best editing job on any RU-vid video...ever.

@vikimseruh4500 Месяц назад

I am 61 and remember most of these movies. They were so graceful, inventive and wonderful dancing. Love who ever put this music video together. Did a great job combining new music with the old dance moves. I would rather watch old classic movies than todays mess ups.

@irishgrl Месяц назад

The editing on this video is genius. Simply incredible!

@ellenstergaardgravesen1011 Месяц назад

Oh, I had forgotten about this gem. I remember watching it several times when it came out - so much precision and work put into finding the right clips and editing this. And although it's like two different worlds crashing at the same time they just fit so well together (because of that). Thank you!

@hamblinta Месяц назад

What really impresses me is the absolute synchronization, every step, movement, is synced to the beat! Amazing job to whoever put this together!

@ShinyElfriend Месяц назад

I never get sick of this one! The skill of the editing is insane!

@maxinefreeman8858 Месяц назад

Someone did a lot of work getting this right. I love the old musicals. I love this song.

@Elisa-lw9kk Месяц назад

Love it❤❤❤❤ Beautiful Done Thanks for sharing 😊😊😊😊❤❤❤❤

@yvonnefisher660 Месяц назад

Seen this a million times and never get tired of it

@nancykowalczyk2070 Месяц назад

I watched these ‘old’ movies as a kid, because my parents loved them & it was wholesome and incredibly entertaining & uplifting!!

@jome7382 Месяц назад

I LURVE THIS, can watch it over & over again. Thank you ❤

@Rxanne28 Месяц назад

Fred Astaire was very talented with dancing. He's what got me into watching old movies.

@Blue-rl5dp Месяц назад

These people were not dancing to this kind of music, and wouldn't have done so anyway, but it funny how many have the same timing so the moves match so perfectly. The editor of this was genius! There is a video of a guy on an exercise tread mill to this song. He's impressively athletic!! Find it a watch, it's very entertaining.

@katarinad1309 Месяц назад

Most music is 4/4 time so not really a strange thing to find a lot of dance scenes in hat same measurement.

@ThrifterPickerShipper Месяц назад

I am 59 years old, and I think this is the greatest thing I have ever seen in my life. To the person who created and edited this, you are a brilliant genius. I can't imagine the grueling hours that you put into this, and I want you to know that I for one appreciate this more than you know.

@stevenspringer1599 Месяц назад

"The Asphalt Jungle" (1950) - a seriously excellent crime caper

@stardust4987 19 дней назад

Love how the generations merge with the dancing and the music. Timeless really.

@pauletteriddle3776 12 дней назад

Love it, glad to see this generation appreciating the old classic dance steps!

@goldenphoenix900 8 дней назад

A great compilation of iconic and classic dancers....hard to name them all ...a great piece of dancing history!

@occultustactical6138 22 дня назад

Their talent was off the charts. Watch Fred and Ginger dance and it will blow your mind. It was smooth and technical. Just pure beauty.

@donnacardiff2031 Месяц назад

Respect to the stars of the past. Current day entertainers could learn from them.

@fayesouthall6604 Месяц назад

I absolutely love this! Such clever editing and great dancing.

@sandychilese2893 Месяц назад

I'm completely taken by the talent of the editor!

@susanhoh1414 27 дней назад

You are so right..real talent with fake help and real stage presence. It's all missing time. A simpler time.

@dianemarieevans9145 12 дней назад

I have watched this at least 50 times if not more. I watch it everytime it shows up on my page. The Edit on the is incredible. I grew up watching alot of those movies.(Yes I'm that old) LOL Such talented people & a very talented person who had a vision to put something like this together. It truly is enjoyable to watch.

@kenpatton8761 Месяц назад

And the lady dressed in pink, cracking a whip was Lucille Ball….the movie was „Ziegfeld Follies“(1945). All these movies are well worth a watch….have fun! Cheers

@mu0chn Месяц назад

I have watched that video quite a few times. There use to be a program on TV called The Old Grey Whistle Test, which used to use old black and white cartoons to accompany the music. Making the music match the cartoons must of been quite a job.

@owlhouse53 Месяц назад

These are magnificent dancers! I’m sad that so many young folk no NOTHING about classic films.

@FuzWuz64 Месяц назад

From someone who knows almost all these movies and loves Gene Kelly, this always makes me smile. 😊

@dukemom20 Месяц назад

I love this song. Even more, I love the combination of this song to the various clips from very early movies. Absolutely brilliant!

@joshuanelson8594 Месяц назад

My fifteen year old remarked a few months ago that we should find more moments to sing and dance about. As a new age swing kid, I have to say he's absolutely right.

@jessicalee7119 Месяц назад

This video is BRILLIANT !!!! The amount of time and dedication to create it is astounding! I grew up watching the majority of these movies ~ it inspired a lifetime of dance for me !

@creationsbychancecan 14 дней назад

There are quite a few of these out there. It is so much fun to watch and Kudos to the editor that put the pieces together

@lurx2024 Месяц назад

The creator should have won an Oscar for editing.

@bigorange000 3 дня назад

Gene Kelly was the GOAT of movie musicals. He performed all his tougher routines without a stunt man.

@angelagreen778 Месяц назад

Kudos to the editor! Brilliant!

@AudioVile Месяц назад

The video editor has SERIOUS skills! I was completely captivated! Wow! Really a fun reaction! Thank you!!

@nickforellreacts Месяц назад

Thank you too!

@jackjohnson7714 6 дней назад

One of my favorite movies is a true story about George Cohan. A movie was done in 1942 about his life and James Cagney played Mr Cohen. George Cohan live long enough to see James Cagney play him in the movie

@denisemanning6108 15 дней назад

I never tire of seeing this. The music and the dance is epic. Love it love it love it 🕺💃❤️🇬🇧

@michaelsterref Месяц назад

The one with the guy dancing down the stairs was a movie about a real Broadway actor and writer director named George M Cohan. he was dancing down the stairs of the White House after visiting FDR shortly after WW II had been declared. He walked out of the building into a parade of soldiers who were singing and marching to one of his patriotic songs he wrote for WW I. James Cagney played the dancing man. He is one of the all-time greats. The movie was probably early 1940s.

@krisushi1 Месяц назад

Goes to show that putting old style dance moves together with modern day music hasn't changed the rhythm in any way. The moves have been around for quite sometime now, yet still mesh with today's music - wonderfully.🇦🇺

@cathydelisle674 23 дня назад

Get down get funky. That's classic dance by real class acts.

@lurx2024 Месяц назад

The splits were performed by the famous Nicholas brothers from the movie Stormy Weather, in a dance routine that Fred Astaire called the greatest dance performance that he had ever witnessed.

@kerrythomas6220 Месяц назад

Back in those days, actors worked for the studios and went to work every day. If they weren’t filming a movie, they were taking singing or dancing or acting lessons or filling in where needed in other roles. They were all very versatile and didn’t just sit around doing nothing like today’s stars when between movies.

@PriscillaCastillo-om2vj Месяц назад

THAT WAS TRULY AMAZING !! If I didn't know better, I would have thought they were dancing to the actual song. Hats off to the excellent synchronization between the old dance moves to the music's beat. Just a small suggestion, maybe you can switch screens so you're the picture in the video so the dancers are easier to see by us old foggies. lol 🙂Thanks for the memories!