#29 80s Night
January 27, 2008 by clander
If you ever find yourself wanting to take your relationship with white people to the next level, one of the best places to meet a potential partner is at any 80s night event in your local city.
White people cannot get enough of 80s music, partially out of nostalgia, and partially since it was the last time that pop music wasn’t infused with hip-hop or R n’ B stylings. Artists like Joy Division, New Order and Elvis Costello were all pretty well respected and had solid runs at the charts. Also, less respected artists like Wham, Rick Astley and Cameo are still easy for white people to dance to.
If you are in a social situation and wish to turn into one more condusive for romance, you should always ask “does anyone know a club with a good 80s night?” at which point the entire group of white people are likely to invite you to an event.






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XD The 80′s is infectious, don’t judge it.
I caught the New Wave bug early on, about 1979 or so. It was just so much more alive than the waning prog rock scene.
Safety Dance from 1983. I’ve always liked this song, but never saw this video until recently. It reminds me of Xena Warrior Princess.
[youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7movKfyTBII&w=420&h=315
Sure, if you’re the Beavis and Butthead type.
[...] The last time that pop music wasn’t infused with hip-hop or R&B [...]
A damned good reason to prefer it.
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