You walk into an abandoned mall. You start thinking about how lively this place used to be. This song starts playing. You remember the crowds of people Christmas shopping. You remember all of your friends having so much fun and how you met your wife here. It was 1982 now it’s 2022. Society is falling and the retail apocalypse is in full swing……..
@@slixlixx Objectively, it really wasn't. Right now however? Even us Gen Z don't wanna live the way we do now. That should tell you enough, because we're all committing suicide and giving up. We can't do this, or that.. Restrictions are everywhere and then you've got the powers that be that wanna make us go backwards in time by living in a cage. They won't even let us drive the cars we want, do the things we want or eat real food.
Theres a abandoned mall near my hometown that i used to go to back in the early 2000s to play in the arcade there now its nothing but dust and abandoned junk sometimes i go there and have flashbacks of when everything wasn’t shit and you could afford to have fun.
this reminds me of when i was walking through the mall with my dad when practically no one was out during the first part of the covid crisis and this started playing and it felt so nice bc it was practically just us and security guards and the odd person walking around
this gives me some happy and sad vibes, I used to visit lots of malls when I was young and heard this song, but the abandoned mall and the song just makes me very sad
INTERNET SHOPPING KILLED THE SHOPPING MALL INDUSTRY Edit:shoot someone already made that joke. In that case, here's a sad. I always played this song with my sisters on just dance, but now all three in college, and one is married. I'm scared that I may never get to play it with them again.
Same, I remember playing this on just dance as a kid with my sister and my mom as a kid. It wasn't my favorite as a kid, but is a lot more precious to me now. All I ask is to play this with them on just dance one more time.
@@torad_2120 It was a long time ago when i actually posted that comment, we actually got a wii and just dance game and ive played with my mom and my sister again. I didnt just post something that im upset about or feel strongly about without actually trying to solve it☺
POV: It’s 1987, and you’re in the mall roller-skating with your friends. This song begins to play inside of the roller rink, and you all celebrate due to enjoying the song. You looked to the side, and couldn’t help but notice the news. It had talked about the man who had died a few days prior. He had been violently stabbed and tortured then thrown into a ditch. Your friends ask you what’s wrong, and you respond with a quick “Nothing!” And continue to skate and have fun with them. Little do they know, you’re the person who killed the man in the first place.
I remember when I was younger and used to visit malls with my family. Even in the early 2000s, things were going a hell of a lot better. Even knowing I was a kid at the time and had less to worry about, I knew I wasn't supposed to grow up with what we've got now. I'd hear some songs like this on the mall radio sometimes, the one I went to in jersey had a pretty good playlist.
In the control room, you find a series of 8-tracks. You scoff. 8 tracks? Who even uses those anymore? The mall probably had to make these special for this old player. Lying on top of the stack, you find one marked: "Closing Day 1985". You plug it in, and the poppy track starts playing. How ironic. You start to move on...
For some reason, these videos take me back to when I was a kid. These videos make me remember when malls were packed with people. That was back in the 90’s, and early 00’s
Arstotzka is falling. You gather your supplies and run into a mall. You expect to at least find a soldier, a body or something. But nothing is left in your hometown. The crowds of happy people and bright shops and icecream stations are all gone. The war has torn apart just about everything you once knew. You wander the halls as the endless music from the speakers crackles to life for the first time in...Years. You sit down and remember everything of your past as the happy songs crackles out from the speakers. The song slowly dies out as gunfire is heard outside the mall. Its time to go. Now.
POV: You just noclipped into Level 33 of the Backrooms. Except I've already been here for an hour or so and have already effectively claimed the sound system as my own.
I saw you off the highway back in ‘92 Arcade gaming, I’d go through every dime in you If I was young it didn’t keep me from your queues Ching, Kaching (Cash register sound) You took credit cards long before this cashless world Gift-wrapped by old people, the bow was in a twirl And now I reminisce; my heart is full of burls Ching, Kaching I met your children Ching, Kaching What did you tell them? Internet killed the brick and mortar Internet killed the brick and mortar PayPal came and broke your heart Ooh, a Ooh a ohh And now we meet in an abandoned big box store We hear the reverb and our ears they are abhorred And you remember the registers would go Ching, Kaching You were the first one Ching, Kaching You were the last one Internet killed the brick and mortar Internet killed the brick and mortar With all the pros and all the cons We can’t relive phenomenons Ooh, a ooh a ooh Ooh, a ooh a ooh Internet killed the brick and mortar Internet killed the brick and mortar With all the pros and all the cons We can’t relive phenomenons A fiber optic autobahn Put the blame on Amazon Relive brick and mortar Relive brick and mortar Internet killed the brick and mortar Internet killed the brick and mortar Internet killed the brick and mortar Internet killed the brick and mortar (This is a first draft, let me know what you think)
November 8th, 2012. Paseo Metrópoli Mall, Cartago, Costa Rica. 🇨🇷 I was just 6 years old. The mall had just opened a day before. I was getting into the mall for the first time via the electric ramp.
this reminds me about 4 years ago or 3 (2019-2020) there was a channel called like LHUGUNEY and it made a hello neighbour parody of this song and i loved this song but i got over that and forgot about and now i saw this video so yeah.
