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.
Stuff White People Like 
[…] Knowing everything up through the hook means you’ll be frenching at 80s Night. […]
Interesting! I’ve always been an 80s fan myself but never caught the lack-of-R&B connection. Thanks!
BTW, isn’t rock music in general derived from African American forms such as the blues?
I once turned up to an 80s night as a yuppie having a coke overdose. People didn’t really appreciate it. Then I started demanding that they play The Dead Kennedys and things just got awkward.
[…] and overcrowded like the bars I am familiar with. *And* it was a special 80’s Night (Which is #29 on the Stuff White People Like List). I had so much fun (completely sober!), Aaron and I stayed until the club […]
What? While that is true of new wave, the same cannot be said of the decade that saw the resurgence of popularity for Chakakahn, Aretha Franklin, Stevie Wonder and the littlist back man who could, Prince.
Anyone who would claim that “black” music is only hip-hop does a great disservice to the booty-shaking power of funk.
This is so true, but I’d have to deny New Order’s “lack” of connection to Hip hop or soul…..
though I do admit that that’s probably what normal white people think.
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30 ish, white guy here … arts degree, have no idea how i ended up with a 6 figure income. soooo … the kids shcool, 98% white is having a fund raiser … its 80’s night.
fkme we are predictable
i do love whole foods latte’s though
stuffblackpeoplelike – eating watermelon! hahaha!!!
stuffarabpeoplelike – pumping oil! hahaha!!!
stuffblackpeoplelike – gang warfare! hahaha!!!
stuffmexicanpeoplelike – eating beans! hahaha!!!
stuffchinesepeoplelike – shooting heroin! hahaha!!!
stuffblackpeoplelike – welfare! hahaha!!!
stuffjewishpeoplelike – keeping money! hahaha!!!
stuffmexicanpeoplelike – wearing sombreros! hahaha!!!
stuffchinesepeoplelike – eating rice! hahaha!!!
stuffarabpeoplelike – kissing goats! hahaha!!!
stuffmexicanpeoplelike – wearing sombreros! hahaha!!!
stuffblackpeoplelike – sniffing glue! hahaha!!!
aren’t i funny and clever!!!
don’t you dare call me a racist!!!
I’m white and I hate 80s night. I now feel accepted into your clique.
you should specify that it is white women who like the 80s music played at 80s night.
White men prefer Metallica before they sold out.
80s nostalgia leaks over into movies too. Pretty in Pink, Ferris Bhuler (sp?), 16 Candles, etc. Note that today’s mindless teen flicks are ripped apart by cinema snobs, but they cherish the 80s equivalent.
And to me, Madonna’s early stuff and Hall and Oates had an R&B influence to it, and they were pretty popular in the 80s.
Since when is Joy Division pop? It’s post-punk.
“13 Skooma
Since when is Joy Division pop? It’s post-punk.”
classic white guy move.
THIS IS SO FUCKING TRUE. The only time I see actual white people in Miami is when I venture to the 80’s nights.
I’m white but I avoid ’80’s nights like the plague.
I am black and I love 80’s hair metal and pop…That said there is nothing more annoying than having 200 bad voices yelling ‘Don’t Stop Believing’ at the top of their lungs…
There is definitely a lack of Siouxie and the Banshees/ Pogues/ Dead Kennedys/ Suicidal Tendencies at these events.
Synth Pop rules!! I was at an 80s night last month……it was awesome. I wore a white tie and a black shirt. I also had eye liner on. What do you think of that?
ya’ll missed the greatest song of all time- Come on Eileen
“White people cannot get enough of 80s… Artists like Joy Division, New Order and Elvis Costello…”
Wasn’t Joy Division a 70’s band? Just a thought.
Wham, okay. Rick Astley, I see where you’re going.
But lumping Cameo funk with “Together Forever” and “Wake Me Up Before You Go-Go,” that’s just not right man.
Show the funk more love.
“Interesting! I’ve always been an 80s fan myself but never caught the lack-of-R&B connection. Thanks!”
This is the most interesting thing about ‘Stuff White People Like’. Racism is embedded in so much of what white people like but they don’t even know it. This is the prime reason non-white folks have such a difficult time dealing with whites. So often, they don’t know what they are a part of. Worse, some of them do know but they pretend to not know and hope you won’t call them on it, odds that are generally in their favor due to the extreme social pressure to not draw attention to whiteness.
Just so you all know. Most of these things on this blog, black people understand quite naturally. Which is why whites are generally so unsufferable to many black people. This isn’t monolithic, of course. Use common sense.
Joy Division? The lead singer offed himself in 1980. Not really 80’s, more like late 70’s. But I guess a lot of people have issues wrapping their minds around the fact that there was more to the 70’s than funk and disco.
I’m 99.9% sure that your photo of an Eighties Night Bartender Girl is from one of my old haunts: the Club Charles in Baltimore. No doubt, Baltimore’s thriving white person community does love an Eighties Night.
Seriously. What about ABC — Tell me, tell me. How to be. A millionaire.
This was a weak post. The author has had quite a few zingers, you’ve got to expect a dud once in a while.
A friend just sent me this link because I am the one that took this photo. Sadly, this wasn’t even an 80s night. This is Baltimore and you never know how anyone is going to dress for the evening.
Photo credits are good, you should try using them sometime.
marcg–so I’m racist because I don’t listen to every bullshit rapper who comes on the radio? Come on. You put people in a lose-lose position: I’m a jerk if I pretend to know what I’m talking about when it comes to anything in R&B other than Alica Keys or Kanye West, but if I tried to reach out to find other artists you’d deem more “authentic” (or whatever) for me to listen to, you’d probably just accuse me of being patronizing. And yeah, you’d probably be right–I don’t have a ear for what’s considered good rap, and probably never will. You’d probably think most of my CD collection blows, too, and from your perspective you’d probably be right. As far as the “extreme social pressure not to draw attention to whiteness,” I would say the same is true for all of the cultural barriers that race creates between people. For example, being the only white woman in my office means that there is a closeness between the African American women I work with that I will probably never share with them–I just can’t say the same things to them as they can say to one another and vice versa. We all know it’s there, and it makes me sad because I think they are all great people whose respect I would like to earn, but calling it by name would be inappropriate. I know there are a lot of white douche bags in the world, but all I and anyone else can really do is try my best not to be one of them.
the racism is killing me on the inside
please create an entry for:
1. Cinco de Mayo
2. Spring Break ( as in woohoo spring break!= booze & anonymous sex)
Say what you want about NPR, Whole Foods or The Green Party, but leave Rick Astley out of this!
I’m white & I do LOVE ’80s music/culture. I think it is indeed the gilded age of white culture. I mean really the 80’s were all about money and being successful if you could be, and saying a big ‘fuck you’ to people that generally couldn’t be as successful (ie: black people).
The only other time I can relive the 80’s paradigm outside of 80s parties (I don’t do blow) is when I can give a homeless guy begging for change a disgusted look and try to convey to him that he is a disgrace and failure to humanity.
Of the many things that are true about white people like, #29 is the most dead-on of all. I haven’t been to 80’s night in years. It’s funny to see white people having a grand old time to 80’s music, then suddenly clear the floor when some song by minorities comes on… even The Jets: “Crush on You” would be too “urban”. They know what’s up, but they like to pretend they “never liked/never heard of that song”to begin with.
When dragged out to 80’s night by my white friends I used to amuse myself with my favorite 80’s night drinking game: Trying really hard to dance off-rhythm. Oh Damn! Caught the beat! gotta knock back another shot!
I thought this post was amusing and dead on. Then I realized that a) the lack of hip hop in 80’s music really is the appeal and b) my boyfriend became my boyfriend over a post-80’s night breakfast. I liked this blog better when I thought it was pointing out OTHER people’s bullshit.
If 80’s night is too white for you, you need to experience it at a gay bar where they play more “urban” artists like Chaka Khan, Stephanie Mills, Monie Love.
“Madonna’s early stuff” = Nile Rogers (sp?) w/ a guest singer
good times.
@Marsha: Yes, I agree.
Side Note: It’s been my experience that any 80’s night at a Gay bar involving Chaka Khan, Cherelle, Stephanie Mills, and Monie Love is: a) dubbed “Retro Night” so as not to confuse the GWMs who are, in general, as equally disinclined as their hetero counterparts. and b) usually promoted/DJ’ed by ultra-hip Lesbians.
This really only applies to one subset of white people: white women aged 18-28. Sure, I went to a lot of 80’s nights, but had there not been said white women aged 18-28 at these 80’s nights, I would never had stepped foot near the place. White men do not enjoy the synthesizer, Flock of Seagulls, Hairspray, or Cindy Lauper. Any white men who claim that they like the 80’s are actually just very crafty tricksters. Five years ago they would have been called “Metrosexuals.” These are predators. They, in their Pied Piper fashion, lie about their tastes and dress up in elaborate costumes to lure their prey to a position of vulnerability. Beware this breed of white person, it does not discriminate.
I don’t mind these nights as long as they’re not heavily hyped. If they are, they get populated by Wrong whites and are a crowded nightmare.
But if I just happened to be at a place and they’re doin’ ’80s, I’m out there faster than you can say “You Should Hear How She Talks About You.”
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One thing I see a lot of white people LOVING is Guitar Hero. I swear that’s the video game equivalent of 80s night. One game in the series was even called “Rocks the 80s.” I see otherwise indie rock white people who wouldn’t touch a metal record go insane over Warrant, which I guess they can appreciate ironically.
But I suppose it makes sense, since unlike other games such as Dance Dance Revolution there’s none of that hip hop or dance music, or foreign pop, and white people hate to dance or hear stuff that’s unfamiliar (quite the paradox given that they love to be the first to track stuff down).
Finally a post on this site that I can relate to! 80’s music was fun and easy to dance to (unlike trance/electronic/whatever other shit is out there now). MTV was invented in the 80’s so that is when we saw the first (and best) music videos. Long live the 80’s!
Though I dig the overall satire of this site, I think it’s a bit of a contradiction to point out that white folks like ’80s music because “it was the last time that pop music wasn’t infused with hip-hop or R n’ B stylings,” and then turn around and tout Rick Astley (“blue-eyed soul” artist who got a lot of airplay on R&B stations back in the day) and Cameo (funk holdovers from the mid-70s who were, coincidentally, all black) as examples. Just sayin’.
Or were you just being ironic (#50)? Carry on then.
I also gotta agree with smurf! (33). I put Shannon (Let the Music Play), Midnight Star, Sheila E and Lakeside on an ’80s mix at a 98% white ’80s party, and said party goers, who were grooving to the likes of Duran Duran and Madonna and Poison not two minutes earlier, cleared out faster than Mexican water through an American tourist’s digestive tract.
Rob Base’s “It Takes Two” brought them all back though…
Wait. I recognize the girl in the picture. She’s a bartender at Club Charles in Baltimore. Is there an 80s night at Club Charles? I know there’s one on Friday at The Depot three doors down…a good one too. They play Samantha Fox sometimes. haha.
Wow. I guess I AM really that white.
Anyone who enjoys the 80’s comeback either 1) can’t have lived through the 80’s or 2) did too much coke in the 80’s and can now only respond to the music by muscle memory.
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don’t forget-white people [and their black friend] looooove Billy Joel, esp. the Piano Man
I’m white and I hate the 80s.
Joy Divison isn’t an 80s band, they only released 2 records before the death of frontman Ian Curtis in1980. They’re also way too obscure to be featured at any 80s night, perhaps with the single exception of “Love will tear us apart” (although I’ve NEVER heard it at a Honolulu 80’s night).
BTW, I’m black, and Joy Division is my favorite band (love early Elvis Costello, too).
I have no idea what white people you have been hanging around with.
I find your site quietly hilarious. While I’m sure that will get me labeled as a racist, I think the labelers are completely missing the point.
hey i’m asian and i used to play in an ’80s cover band… so suck on that! who doesn’t love michael jackson? (er, at least his music. from “thriller”.)
This is truly one of the most obnoxious aspects of white culture. As such, I believe it should move up a few spots. I have never been to one, but I can hear the conversation now, and it’s making me cringe… Zubaz pants, rat tails,
This site is awesome. It’s also hilarious to read the comments posted by some of the readers when it hits too close to home.
Let’s not forget, here in the south, White people love R.E.M & The B-52’s!!
This entire blog is just hilarious…keep it coming.
P.S. The 90’s are the new 80’s!!
Goddamn right 80’s night. I’ve nailed so many skanks I met at 80’s night… who doesn’t love that?
Nothing like doing a chick up the butt while she’s wearing leg warmers and listening to “Time After Time,” brah.
– my roommate
I competely agree, marcg. I think this blog describes the white people that run the world (WASPs/Jews/Yuppies/”The Man”), and being raised poor white tuna casserole eating trash in one of the wealthiest and whitest cities in this country, always knew I was different (Dad? Why do the kids at school laugh because we shop at K-Mart?). I never understood the photo Christmas cards with everyone in matching sweaters, Nirvana, yearly caribbean family vacations, prime rib (you white people know what i’m talking about), golfing, the ski trip desk photo with their flat-assed spouse kneeling down in front of them.
If I see one more light blue button-down tucked into jeans with kenneth cole sneakers and a black leather blazer at a bar, I’m gonna lose my motherfucking mind. I look and speak like a “normal nice white girl” on the outside, which belies my velveeta shells’n cheese upbringing, this makes them come after me like I’m one of them. I even got picked up for a date once in a fucking hummer (this was the first and last date). This blog finally validates my annoyance with all the Chads and Blakes of the world. No wonder I don’t date them anymore.
You’re getting a lukewarm response here because if there’s one thing I’ve learned, white people who run the world don’t like being told that they look foolish. To them, they make the rules.
Yeah, Chads and Blakes for sure. (don’t forget Heather and Stacey!)
Here in Athens we have a bar specifically designed for it called 8e’s.
Also, as a white guy, anyone who knows what “Bizzare Love Triangle” is gets a free drink.
And for many white people, Elvis Costello isn’t a stereotype…he’s a god. Along with Shane Macgowan, Tom Waits, and Anthony Bourdain.
Really hip white people in their early twenties are over the 80’s and now LOVE 90’s night. This allows them to show off their vintage t-shirts, reminisce about bad highschool memories, and not bathe (seriously). Best of all, It’s IRONIC.
I’m mexican and yes we love beans, they go great with all foods, and mostly rice!
We too love 80’s music! and New Wave, so it’s not just a white folk thing, although we don’t go al out with costumes and stuff, we leave that to the white folk.
Heck Yeah!
We are having a big 80s event in DC April 12.
Rock on!
http://www.dc80snight.com
Check back shortly if you are in the DC area (and don’t mind white people and drinking games).
I once read an “Ask A Mexican” column to the effect that Mexicans were totally gay for Steven Patrick Morrissey. Wouldn’t have believed it, myself, except that I had to sit through a Spanish translation of “Every Day Is Like Sunday” in a Taco Cabana…
Morrissey would be the guy who, when in the Smiths, penned “Panic”, which fantasised about “burning down the disco, because the music that they constantly play says nothing to me about my life”. This could be part of that white-person / Hispanic axis geared to sidelining poor white trash and blacks. They should invite Morrissey to sing at the next Undocumented American rally.
Hang the DJ, hang the DJ, hang the DJ…
most people liking 80s nights are in their 30s now. Stuck in the grind trying to figure out where their lives went before they all had jobs, spouses and kids. Kind of an escape I’d say.
Besides, can’t get enough synth in music these days!
i am very white, but i know for a fact that 80s music sucks, as well as any 80s night
As a white person I can atest that we love 80’s night. Nothing makes white people that what were born in the 80’s happier than hearing someone is having and 80’s party and we get to dress up and dance…its crazy!
I dont have to go to eighties nights. I just drive my Delorean and Im already there.
Best thing about the 80’s = everything
white_girl
It’s very white of you to think you are above those other white people who you rail against. Can you not see hating on other white people puts you on the same level as the people you claim to hate so much?
#60 Andrew :
New Order Rocks.
Sisters of Mercy
and all the other 80’s wacky , as my son puts it “songs about nothing”..
80’s movies also.
Heathers
Breakfast club
Fast times
and of course Ferris Bueller (Cameron Frye is hot, his up-tightness rocks my world)
The Lost Boys (Kiefer stop being a drunk!)
Beetlejuice
I can’t believe there aren’t more 80’s aficionados , must be an age thing, most here were probably born then.
Thats so true! White teens love having 80’s night cause they get to wear gay clothes and mock their parents generation.
the 80’s was the darkest decade in American history. Fuck 80’s night. nothing good came out of the 80’s, myself included
Rick Astley ftw
I know this blog is supposed to be funny and many of my friends love it, but I just find it to be dumb.
Anyone who likes dancing to dance/pop likes 80s night. I frequent the 80s night in my town with my Navajo friends… what does that say about them? I have black and asian friends that like 80s music too – OHG – what does that say about them!!?
80’s music is better than that garbage known as rap. anything is better than rap. jazz, country, blues, clasiccal, heavy metal, fingernails across the blackboard
No 80’s aficionados, #72?
How can you say that when you didn’t list The Goonies? The Dark Crystal? The Princess Bride?
Okay, too many to list. I forgive you.
#77 haha yes
#78
Liked Ghoulies better than Goonies
and I left out Waxwork (only the first ones, the sequels were lame). The ones you listed were prob a little too wholesome for me. If you’ve seen Waxwork, you know what I’m talking about. We’re talkin High Cheese here. Like to be enjoyed with those red licorice ropes , pop rocks and dippin sticks.
As one who DJ’d an 80’s night for seven summers, and still will do so in certain circumstances, it is astonishing how durable that music is… Kids who were not born before 1988 still request the stuff as often as recent stuff, although this is mainly in a summer resort, another huge thing white people like… damn it…
I don’t think it’s limited to white people who are into ’80s night. As a black listener, I loved a lot the music from that decade. Though I prefer Thursdays to hear it. I loved the new wave groups like Duran Duran. And some clubs need to mix up the rock and R&B songs together at the dance rather than having the floor cleared when a certain song doesn’t jibe with the audiences. DJs need to be far more creative with what they play on an ’80s night at clubs and mix it up with partygoers’ favorites.
#55 and #62: It’s true. 90s ARE the new 80s. As a college student, I’ve seen a spike in 90s-themed parties in the last year or two.
omigod…add Tom Waits to this list of SWPL.
The thing about 80’s night excluding black people is dead on. How do you have a hot dance night without those pesky negroes? Have an 80’s night.
The thing about 80s night nowadays is that it’s a fad among people born within a 2-year radius of 1990. So their idea of 80s are the songs that are played in the white nostalgia movies of the 90s and today.
If you go to an 80s night where the clientele is actually over 30, then more people stay on the dance floor for the Black 80’s hits. They were there and remember grooving to DeBarge and The Whispers at the school dance.
Devi, there was Hip Hop in the ’80 and it was good stuff, positive and fun for the most part. I listened to that and R&B mostly, because to me, most rock sucked. I don’t get why so many people my age (40s) insist on listening to old crap they must have heard a million times before.
EDDIE MONEY !!! COME ON NOW
This comment IS a wind-up, isn’t it?
Well, you certainly got the part right about you not being any good….
In that case, i’m white, and i don’t like you either!
Well, I enjoy it and 1) I did, and 2) I didn’t. So there.
The 80’s …. sucked! A culturally dead vacuum.
Why bring them back?
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I agree. Who the hell wants to listen to that crap music again? I guess I’m not as white as I thought.
Missed in the original post are the historical origins of why the whites love the 80’s. While whites conquered racism in the 60s by constitutionally extending equal rights, the dust didn’t settle on this issue until 1981 when Ron Reagan came into the White House with policies benefiting the hell out of whites. Cadillac driving welfare queens were kicked off the rolls, unions were emasculated, and a big wedge was driven between the haves and the have-nots. Not since the 50s under Eisenhower had the whites done so well. Cloaked in leotards and sweat bands, whites are still celebrating the cultural heritage of marginalizing entire populations
RATT ‘N ROLL!!!!!!!
PS 80’s guitar skills haven’t been and may never again be matched.
Today, nobody even plays an instrument.
you forgot about 80s pop like Whitney Houston and Aretha Franklin’s Freeway of Love and the Pointer Sisters…not all by white people
That’s because those bands suck
Rick Rules!! All Ricks from the 80’s rule – Rick Astley, Rick Springfield, Ravishing Rick Rude, Rick James, Ricky Schroeder (before he became an adult).
And you are forgetting 3) we really enjoy great music that was simple, fun, made sense, wasn’t just annoying beats, and didn’t have to be all politically charged and socially relevant. Some people, REAL people – white or black, or any other color, don’t need a message in every song we listen to.
Remember, when a song’s message is about getting the girl (or the guy), 99% of the time it is a good song. As long as it came from the 80’s.
Why are all these 80’s haters so depressed that they need to listen to indie crap? Get a date. It will change your opinion of bands like The Smiths. I’ll take Journey any day over that junk. Journey gets guys the SEXY girls. The Smiths gets guys the imaginary – online – never meet in real life girls.
They like 80’s new wave stuff specifically because it’s very white–even if a few songs were covers of stuff black people sung in the 50’s-60’s.
If you Put Aretha Franklin or the Pointer Sisters on, the record will skip.
Uh no. But Rory Gallagher music is. Check him out. Brilliance.
I pooped my pants
This is a pretty fascinating discussion.
As a 33 year old white guy, I’m a veteran of at least six or seven years’ of 80’s nights. And this article is dead on in a lot of ways. When they started they were fairly mixed, not just new wave or “dance pop” but a lot of MJ, Prince, and other more, uh, “ethnic” artists.
But as time went and 80’s nights got more of a popular, repetitive reputation… it became more static. It’s kitch. Why else would I hear “Two of Hearts” EVERY SINGLE (#*&$#( TIME I go to an 80’s night? It’s certainly not because it’s a good song. What it IS is a sexy song sung by a white girl.
the teen flicks today are ridiculous. the ones of the 80s had t&a but did it in a way that didn’t make us want to go out and contract HIV. Compare 16 candles to superbad for an example
this is for fun. stop getting so damn serious. don’t need to make a political statement. again FUN. shut it.
any baby-faced euro white dude with a voice almost a deep as barry white gets put in the hall of fame (or shame). where oh where is rick astley now???
I’ve read all of these entries and I realize that it’s not just where I’m from that has the 2 types of 80s nights. There’s the cheese bar that is all 70s and 80s that plays all the awful shit…those bars are filled with middle aged women having a “girls night out” away from their miserable marriages and preteen brats with a spattering of stupid bachelorette parties (penis gear all over with the party bus waiting outside). These bars are playing your “come on eileen” and “8675309” embarassments. THEN there’s the alternative bar in town where the former punks hang out and they play the “cool” 80s music including old school Depeche Mode, Joy Division, New Order, The Cure, etc. and everyone is wearing heavy black eyeliner including the dudes. These people are out there on the dancefloor not bopping around with permagrins on their faces screaming “Oh, my GOD! I loooooove this song!”, but instead with their heads hung low, their cigarette dangling from their mouth or fingers and their drink is hanging on by a thread in the other hand…or they are sucking face with a stranger moving their bodies to the beat. No smiles. Just “feeling the music.”
I just love that 80s music is now considered “oldies.” My 20 something coworkers haven’t heard of half of the bands of the 80s because when those songs were cool, these people were still suckling on their mother’s teet.
Joy Division wasn’t technically an 80s band, but in the States their popularity was definitely an 80s phenomenon. I remember discovering them about 1987 because I liked New Order and found out that there was this other band they were in before New Order….
While I would agree on the lack of hip hop influences (and R&B in the 00s sense of it), funk and disco (although a lot of bands wouldn’t admit the latter) were huge influence on many 80s bands.
I was in high school when the 80s started and was done college by the time the 80s ended. By my reckoning, that’s upwards of 3,650 80s nights. Each one sucked then, why would I want to revisit them now?
60s nights are so much more cool. I was a toddler then and have no memory of that fucked up decade.
what?! superbad is hilarious and actually a good movie — and critics liked it.
a better equivalent of 16 candles would be some piece of shit like american pie or road trip
agreed, sir!
though, as a white chick *and* old-school-metalhead, I ❤ both. a winner is me.
Lol, too true. 80s music rocks! Ever been to Cat Club in San Francisco on a Thursday night!?! That place is rad!
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Don’t forget The Fixx! Crappy live but great at an 80’s night!!!
I felt something
AMEN on the Metallica comment!
I’m white and I admit I like 80’s music.
I am White and very PROUD of being white!! why is being proud of being the person god made you wrong.
I entered highschool in 1980, and graduated college in 1989, (ONE UP!) was in a Frat, and in an 80’s cover band composed of all Frat guys, (ping*ping*ping* ONE-UPS!) Oh yeah, I’m a red head- BOOM! totally WHITE!
Let us not forget these awesome 80’s bands: The Church, The Cult, Violent Femmes, Modern English, The English Beat, The Alarm, Dream Academy, Icicle Works, Falco, Murray Head, Corey Hart, Bananarama, Oingo Boingo,David and David, INXS, The Outfield, Dan Hartman, (the best 80’s bands were the 1 hit wonders!)
Metal heads, remember: Accept, Iron Maiden, Twisted Sister, Motley Crue, and of course, Yngwie F*ng Malmsteen!
Movies: Fright Night, Caddyshack, Fletch,
The Road Warrior, Predator, Coming to America, Back to the Future, Weird Science, Full Metal Jacket…
GOD THE 80’s ROCKED!!!! Ronald Reagan and the SF 49ERS!!!!!!!!! Wooo Hoooo!!!! Piss on all you haters!
Live the retro memories while you can- 90’s revival will be everywhere in 2 years…Flannel, introspection, heroin-chic…BARF!!!
My wife bought tickets to this stupid damn fundraiser, all you can eat and drink 80’s night. I don’t know what to expect. I didn’t grow up in a neighborhood that was segregated. It was White and Black mostly, with alot of PRs and Cubans. My version of the 80s is Puerto Ricans and light skinned Black guys dressed up like Prince, or MJ, White guys with either polos, or skater gear, white (and some black) valley girl type preppies (firenza sweater maffia) and the main part of the crowd was White, Black, and Puerto Rican guys of the more jock/hip-hop crowd, of which I was a part. Kind of unique, I know, but this is making it difficult to know what to expect at this party. I know it is going to be mostly 35 – 45 year old white and black people, midddle class (not borderline rich) with kids on the same sports team. So what the hell do I expect? This blog, while very funny, is only serving to add to the anxiety. Screw it, i’m gonna Armorall my Air Jordans, polish my VW medalion, and squeeze into my frosted jeans and just suck it up. I’m going to keep my wife’s drink full, and hope at least I get laid.
Anyway, I always wanted to smack the crap outta my little cousin and his freinds. A bunch of whiney ass upper middle class white kids bitching and moaning about how awful their life was because they had to listen to their parents. That was late 90’s though. The late 80’s and early 90’s were a blur. Maybe it was just because I was 17 – 23 in this era, but their was ALOT of partying. I lived in OC Md. for a year, and can clearly remember about 10 days of it, the rest is just dreamy images like a David Lynch movie, lesbians and midgets and all.
Oh, and my mom dated Dan Hartman.
I just read his bio (Dan Hartman’s), no wonder they just “dated”.
YES. THAT’S MY KIND OF 80’s NIGHT! 🙂
I disagree with the notion that we like 80s night because it was the last era before hip-hop. Quite the opposite. It was the last era that I was completely up to speed on rap and R&B. Somewhere in the 90s, I couldn’t keep up. Back in the 80s I could rap every word of the Sugar Hill Gang’s “Apache.” Today, there are famous guys like Jay-Z and 50-Cent, and I couldn’t name a single song they do nor could many of my friends.
Some white idiot wrote: re:”80’s music is better than that garbage known as rap. anything is better than rap. jazz, country, blues, clasiccal, heavy metal, fingernails across the blackboard”
Except that there was plenty of rap in the 80s so you have no clue what you’re blathering about. In fact some of them are still around:
ICE T, Kool Moe Dee, Grandmaster Flash, NWA, RUN DMC, Public Enemy, Eric B & Rakim, Big Daddy Kane.
In fact quite a few white people like them too. The 80s were more than Rick Astley and Spandau Ballet! 🙂
I agree. Colored people tend to dislike 80s music, so it’s a way to meet other white people while avoiding blacks.
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Does the kind of Stuff White People Like include things like
Truth, Equality, and Justice?
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Question: Why is it each and every generation of White People try to act so ‘too cool yet are out of touch’ during their generation. Then turn around and act like either its cool to like that same shit they were clueless about at the time it was actually cool and pretend its retro now or act like its ‘so ironic’ now.
Well said!
This blog makes me lol. I’m not white but I’m guilty of about half the stuff on the list, and I’m listening to Joy Division right now. =)
You know that’s true. There are two different 80s sects. I would have probably been the latter of the two–the whole Tommy Tutone and Men At Work type of lather didn’t quite wash the gritty away for me. Loved Joy Division (although isn’t it odd that you can catch a snip of Blue Monday on almost every modern commercial?) Definitely passing on lip locking with “dudes” where dark mascara. Aren’t they the balding flaming fruities of the 90s?
After reading this blog I’ve realized that I must have a “white” gene somewhere lurking behind my “sistahood” because about 90% of the things white people like, I actually like and I’m no where in the vicinity of white. Wow.
DK at 80s night would be surreal.
But so would Joy Division, to be honest. Any song except “Love Will Tear Us Apart” or “Transmission” probably wouldn’t produce much dancin’.
Don’t know about US 80’s nights, but actually there are 3 kinds of 80’s relevant to the subject.
There is the “atom tan” era 80’s which lasted from 1978-1983, then there is the 1983-1987 “Wham/yuppie/Rick Astley” era 80’s, and lastly there is the post punk “The Cure” style you mentioned (what today is referred to as Goth or Emo), but that only got really just embarrassing from 1984 onwards.
One needs to differentiate here, because they really are totally different creatures. Seems like today’s mainstream type 80’s night isn’t sufficiently aware of this important distinction.
That’s because the 80’s started in the 70’s.
Or we entered the 80’s in 1983, depending on how you look at it.
Spot on!
one time i went to a 1980s nite in further reaffirmation of my whiteness.
somehow the stage where bands normally play new music became clogged with 80’s night go-ers. all dancing to pat benetar they were, and singing….apparently love really is a battleground.
the girl in the front was wearing a mesh tank-top and was obviously attempting to dominate the stage.
i hate pat benatar, but that didnt stop me from luring her into my loft apartment, dosing her with gee-H-bee intravenously and having my way with her. i do not really care for pat benatar but whole cares.
also, i smacked her around some just for shits.
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whole cares…..nice.
I went to an 80s night once with a group of us, I was Adam Ant, but we had an Indiana Jones and a Boy George too. We got a lot of attention, mainly due to the fact that it was’nt fancy dress. There were couples sitting down eating meals for fuck’s sake. Why would you revive that? everybody knows they had food in the 80s. Anyway we got insensibly drunk and spoiled everything or well I did anyway.
I totally feel you (yes, I’m Melanese). I play that game all the time when I’m drunk around funny white ppl. When I go out with other expats (I’m in Hanoi), I have to spend have my time trying to teach them how to dance, and the other have trying to see if I can dance off-beat!
For the people thinking MarcG was being too serious, I think he was referring to the racism that these hilarious “white people stuff” examples seem to bring out of posters. Plenty of ppl love 80s music, but the fact that some poster felt it important to bring hip-hop into a discussion about the joy white people feel about 80’s Nights might make you wonder how many regular whites like things just because they perceive them as ‘white’. See Devi’s comment below.
Anyway, everyone have a good time! Just read the list– if you see something that applies to you, laugh! If it doesn’t, laugh and feel superior! No need to become indignant, or bring non-white stuff in to compare!
(Some black people love em dashes and grammar, too :-p )
And because I’m ‘white’ sometimes, I have to correct my own mistake-
‘spend HALF my time trying to teach them how to dance, and the other HALF trying to see’
Sorry!
And one time for Starbucks AND Kool-Aid! lol
Who went to majority white high schools! (or just like good music, no matter who made it)
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LOL 80s night is fun because it’s fun to get drunk and dance. 80s night is the only place you can dance like a total idiot and not get made fun of!
Finally a post that’s true…. although I’d argue that 80s night is popular with College students more.
You are a big tard, Captain Obvious. There is not ONE single valuable or even interesting word in that comment. For some reason I was compelled to tell you that. Shit like “its fun to get drunk and dance” are the reason sites like this are created. And “Finally” a post that is true?? They are all true Whitney. I think I hate you. Sorry!
Do you take pleasure in being such a hateful bitch?
I believe I have some advanced white person cred on this topic.
The basic white person approach to 80s music is to say it’s a ‘guilty pleasure’.
The standard white person approach is to assert that ‘the 80s really did produce tons of amazing music, it was just never played on the radio..’
The advanced white person approach knows that there hasn’t been a truly unique movement in popular music since the early 90s, when Manchester, shoegazers, ambient and house/rave charted out the remaining parameters of unexplored music that technology had enabled at the time, and since the mid-90s music has been in an obvious state of decline, endlessly recycling the past, on ‘auto-repeat’ if you will. (Ref. Brian Eno, Peter Saville)
I’m also poor, so my take on the state of music is more credible.
i think i love you.
This is another hilarious take on white people.
This whole WWPL thing reminds me of the Preppy Handbook of the late 70’s.
I think 80’s night at a black establishment is WAY better.How can you resist Slick Rick,Big Daddy Kane,early New Edition,Starpoint,Debarge,doing the Wop,the Ed Lover,the Biz Markie and wearing Dapper Dans,Lee’s and Cazals?(white people…Google or refer to Wikipedia if the contents of this comment went over your head)
By the way…Cameo is the sh*t…Refer to “Shake your Pants”,”Sparkle” and my personal fave,”Candy”.
I was in charge of creating “Awesome 21st 80’s Birthday Party” invitations for a white friend of mine (Im one of her only minorty brown friends). She had me put glitter and neon colors all over the invitations. Needless to say I forgot to give any invitations away and make an 80’s inspired CD because: A) I do not have any 80’s music downloaded or purchased, B) People would likely laugh at me for passing out sparkly invitations at the age of 21. NO it’s NOT COOL or FUN or AWESOME or any of those adjectives to have an 80’s party. And please never ask me to design invitations.
Chander wrote:
“…It was the last time that pop music wasn’t infused with hip-hop or R n’ B stylings.”
“…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. ”
Clander, go gargle with razor blades and alcohol and chew your fingers off.
Wham, Rick Astley may be the distinctly most R&B/Soul musicians not named Brown and Franklin. lol And uh black R&B/Hip-Hop/funk group Cameo is not R&B? Wtf are you talking about?
As for Elvis Costello, he did the decade with soul, blues and one ill fated (but quality) album of bluesy-country Hank Williams songs. “Get Happy” album was based on the ultra soulful Booker T. sound; and his remake of soul duo Sam and Dave’s “I can’t stand up falling down” was Costello’s biggest hit of the decade. And for God’s sake Costello’s background singers “Afrodiziak” introduced Caron Wheeler (of Soul II Soul) to the public.
You have proved that white people’s love for 80’s music shows that white people like black influenced music, but much more so when it is done by non-black, especially English artists so they feel it isn’t so, well,- black.
File Under: Indignation, Cultural Sensitivity, Being Right, History
Sorry: “have proven”
File Under: Grammar
Whatever, to each their own.
All I know is I’m not white and the reason I appreciate 80’s music being older (30 now) and having a diversified appreciation for all music is because that is a time period when I was just beginning to come into my own tastes and styles with most everything.
It’s the fact that I can identify with that period of music correlating with my youth and in that respect most everything that was popular, on the radio, was in essence what I had access to hearing. That is it.
Now that I’m older, I appreciate and find ways to seek my own tastes out thru the behemoth interwebs.
Back then all I had was a tape store to buy stuff from, friends to tell me and a few radio channels which played on with America’ssssssssss top 40.
All that music is golden to me because it reminds me of my youth that’s the only reason I dig the 80s.
I have been to other time period parties ie 70s but since I was only born late 70s I may have a blast but can’t identify with it.
People tend to identify with their youth as their golden years that’s about it.
Please do an entry on The Brady Bunch. You really don’t get much whiter than that.
Honestly, the reason white people like the 80s so much and throwing those ridiculous parties and what not is because simply, white people had never seen that much f&*(&* money in their lives. There are white kids having fun and doing whatever in life they’re doing because of financial coups someone made back then: think about it. They’re nostalgic about it because of the prosperity that came with it specifically for them. You don’t see too many minorities, particularly blacks, having 80s parties or being all about the 80s because if you remember: it wasn’t exactly the most prosperous time for them. Reaganomics, crack, AIDS, the list goes on. So think about that next time you’re putting on that Banana Rama mp3.
PLEASE MAKE AN ENTRY for these songs white people love as a part of their night life, bonding them in a fraternal uniting as one people, hipster to frat boy, to creepy small town hick all unite:
“Sweet Caroline”.
White people love going to irish bars in urban cities and go crazy when this song comes on. Big white frat boys, usually those who make fun of “faggy’ boys for listening to faggy music” will bond with “faggy boys” on this classic American song, and all will go crazy, as if they haven’t heard it in ages….even though they just heard it in the last bar the were at, and the one last weekend….and the one before that. Shouting at the tops of their lungs with khaki shorts and flip flops.
“Pour Some Sugar on Me”
“Don’t stop believing”
“Just a small town girl”
“Living on a prayer”
it’s Ned’s in Herndon Ha ha
“just a small town girl” as you say it IS “Don’t stop believing”, you white person not-knowing-abouter! Learn your Journey before you make a tool out of yourself.
So true…In Augusta, the Rubios’ joint, The Soul Bar has an incredible 80’s night!
omgosh! this is hilarious! once again, this is so true….the more beer in their belly…the louder they sing, maybe that’s why they’ve forgotten that it had been heard.
Blacks were actually very prosperous in the 80’s
Black artists were becoming wealthier and wealthier, same with black actors. We also saw the emergence of more black sitcoms
80s parties are very popular in college and I have to say that we don’t even remember the 80’s. We were like 2 years old! It’s just fun to have themed parties. Similar to how our parents had 50’s parties and dressed up like diner-girls in poodle-skirts
LMAO!!
For a moment there I stopped to try and figure out what song that was “just a small town girl”.
Can’t leave out Cherry Pie by Warrant.
80’s night’s are awesome! And yes it is usually a predominantly white crowd. Hair metal rules! LOL
I think 80’s music retains its popularity because of music videos and the MTV generation.
I knew that Mike Nesmith (guy from the Monkees with the toque) would get the last laugh out of the four of them.
I lived thru the eighties. What happened? I don’t remember anything very important other than ugly low powered cars and weak weed.
The only thing good about the 80s was the movies.
“white person not-knowing-abouter”
awesome.
Well, yeah, we (whites) do really like the 80s music. It was a great time in music. And, no, I don’t believe it had anything to do with music videos or MTV… remember, many areas of the country didn’t even have cable television during that time.
“We didn’t”
It wasn’t available until the very late 80s or early 90s in all areas where I grew up.
Hey I like 80’s music got my XM radio on the 80’s channel now,some of the best music came from the 80,s Tears for Fears,A-Ha,The Cars,Heart,just to name a few.
That weed must of been more powerful then you thought. Berlin Wall anyone?
Van Halen was the only positive thing to come out of the 89s.
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LOL at the Bon Jovi Reference… White people DEFINITELY love the air guitar and singing into their beer bottles at the top of their lungs “OOOOOOOOo half way there….OoooooOOOOOO livin’ on a prayer”
Gets the party going everytime.
My last 80’s party was a suprise birthday party for an Indian guy, thrown by an Indian guy.
I got a faux-hawk on the way there, truly by accident. I know, that sounds like a lie, but it’s too long of a story to post here.
So, I think you should do columns on two more things white people like: Indian friends and faux-hawks.
Some 80s fans never stop having the night. Hello to Queen Josie, Frankie and Retro!
plenty good came from the 80’s. my son was born in 88. the very best music came from the 80’s. what precisely do you mean, “myself included.”? that’s kind of scary to hear someone talk like that about themselves. i hope you were just having a bad day and don’t really feel that way. you shouldn’t feel that way about yourself.
it’s not that i don’t like people of other races and ethinicities. my son is a st. jude’s patient and memphis is mostly african american, which means that i have these good and wonderful medical people to thank for the gift of my child being okay. it’s just that’s it’s nice to be around people who “get” you. i think if we are honest, we all feel that way, regardless of our color. there were, of course, plenty of black artists in the 80’s. philip bailey, greggory abbott, jermaine stewart, terrence trent darby, just to name a few. sometimes i think it’s not so much a race thing as an age thing. young people make me very weary. this is a different planet from the one i was young in. we are moving too fast. i read the other day that, technologically speaking, we have come further in the last 100 years than we did in the previous 500. it’s just kind of scary, the world is almost completely unrecognizable to the world of my youth. i can’t explain it to anyone younger than i.
ROFLMAO! Way too fucking true. Where’s my beer bottle? Oh, there it is…..”shot through the heart, and you’re to blame…you give love a bad name….” After 3 beers I just KNOW I could go up there and just totally kick Jon Bon Jovi’s ASS!!!!! I’m just so FUCKING white!
OMG the 80’s! When music was fun, sex was everywhere and the me decade still nowhere in sight. The 80’s music just brings back such fond memories of good times, good friends, good laughs and the hope of things to come. All people who lived through that decade, who loved it then, will love it now. Just like Baby boomers love Janis and Joan, Bob, Simon and Garfunkel. THe 90’s will soon be retro….and we will al be talking about them the same way…: )
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Right on! I hated most ‘white’ music in the ’80s so I listened to a lot of R’n’B, HipHop and soul! Now we still get ’80s crap music shoved down our throats everywhere we go! Why can’t people get over the ’80s already? Even songs I liked then I don’t like anymore now, because I’m older now, I’ve evolved and I’m at a totally different place now in my life than when I was in my 20s.
I feel weird because I really like 80s music and 80s night and I’m black. But they do have a point about it…
fuck all that crap that junk, was in the past, why stay in the present
I gotta say I was kind of disappointed. With all of the talk of 80’s night in the other posts, I was hoping for magic. Thanks for bringing hope my hopes just to dash them to the ground. Well done sir.
Are you gay, perhaps? That would still make sense.
I miss the eighties.
HOLY SHIT! this is perfect. Me and all of my friends hit up 80s everything third weekend of the month. Gotta go all out! And we always do.
Hey genius: Joy Division is New Order, without Ian Curtis. One is 70s, the other 80s…I’ll leave it to you to figure out which is which.
Hey, jack-offs:
Anonymous on March 29, 2008 at 10:10 pm
I just love that 80s music is now considered “oldies.” My 20 something coworkers haven’t heard of half of the bands of the 80s because when those songs were cool, these people were still suckling on their mother’s teet.
Here, here…nicely done.
Put the crack pipe down and back away SLOWLY…
I saw Superbad for the first time this past summer. I’m still waiting to laugh, though…stupidest movie ever.
Thank you.
too young to do the whole 80s thing but i generally hate most past time period themed events, except for the 1800s themed parties! those are a hit!
80`s are awsome
I agree….the 80’s totally kick ass.
A hilarious and (from what I’ve experienced) largely truthful observation!
The funny thing is 80s music, mainstream and otherwise, was very politically and socially-conscious, as well as personal; the key seperation between then and now was that it came across as energetic without (generally) being preachy – unlike today’s PC social-crusaders with messiah complexes!
As an ’85 high-school graduate, I’m all about the ’80s. In Southern California, “new- wave”, “punk”, “alternative”…. it was all referred to as “KROQ” music after the only local radio station that played it. (Featuring Richard Blade.)
Saw Depeche Mode, Flesh for Lulu, Jean loves Jezebel, Oingo Boingo, Go-Go’s, Missing Persons, B-52s, the Plimsouls, etc…Truly miss Oingo Boingo and would give anything for a reunion concert!
Sixteen Candles, Vision Quest, & Valley Girl had the best soundtracks! And remember the movie Sid & Nancy?
But on the flipside…I was also a big R&B fan, and the music was great in the ’80s! Gap Band, Dazz Band, ConFunShun, the Bar-Kays, Atlantic Starr, Johnny Gill, RFTW, Chaka Khan, Rick James, Mary Jane Girls, New Edition, etc. Just a few names, and all great!
Even the rap music was fun then: Run DMC, Whodini, Dougie Fresh, Toddy Tee, UTFO.
This was before all the gangsta’ crap and profanity. You want to hear a fun song, check out “Roxanne, Roxanne” by UTFO on YouTube. My best friend and I played that song over and over to learn all the words. Not an easy task! It was fun back then…no obsenities or treating women like ho’s and bitches.
Anyway, some good R&B tunes during the ’80s too. (FYI – I’m a white girl, and I definitely used a lot of hair spray in the ’80s!)
You DO know that Danny Elfman is OINGO BOINGO, right?
He went on to greater things like movie soundtracks and of course, the greatest tune of all time, THE THEME OF THE SIMPSONS!…
Visit Numbers (#’s) in Houston, TX. on friday nights. So far, it’s the best club for 80’s music I’ve been.
Im doing a show with Missing Persons on Jan 31 in Redlands. You can check out my music at http://www.myspace.com/hotwiredmusic
Pop music has been infused with R&B stylings since the late ’40s.
And how can I get all nostalgic about the ’80s when they won’t go away?
The hair from the 80’s was so great. I wish we could return… and yes, I am white.
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Better an ’80’s night than a ’70’s night, which is more white-bread than white.
I am going to one of these in San Francisco.
Wish I could stop off at a Farmers Market in a Prius..
You really drank the Kool Aid, huh Pete?
80’s night is big now since the turn of the century. I was a stage manager in a popular San Francisco nightclub in the mid-90’s. Back then it was 70’s night. It was quite silly and all the bridge-and-tunnel crowd were incredibly tickled at the prospect of actually “doing The Hustle.” The campy resurgence thing has an interval of around 20 years. Now you have young women dressing like Olivia Newton John in the film, “Xanadu” without having ever seen the film. Or better yet, people who were teen-agers in the 90’s claiming a strong affectation for the previous decade not because it was necessarily their time, (because they were 9 years old at the time) but because they have all voraciously consumed and adopted as their “model” the entire film catalog of John Hughes. In eight years look forward to the 90’s Night entry.
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I loved the ’80s and I am a white guy. And I loved this blog, it’s so true. Unfortunately and unfairly, the ’80s was the “White People” decade — it shows the worst in white-people behavior, dancing, hairstyles, fashion, and attitude. We looked really stupid! I don’t know if we’d get teased for liking this, too, but…I always loved The Cosby Show. I admired that family so much, and the purposely intelligent stories, acting and writing. I wanted to BE a Cosby and respected the way the parents raised that family. The 1980s were like The Bradys Mature, Go Through Puberty, Mate & Dance. 😉
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Why you ask?
Because it’s white and works…
How come this never works for me?
Hey dudes and dudettes, its totally like bitchin ya know,
like totally tubular.. all that hip hop is like growdy to the
max.. I think I will get out my bandana’s & parachute pants
and play my air guitar & smoke some weed..
Joy Division never had a good run at any chart, ever. New Order, yeah, but not Joy Division. Generally, the masses felt Joy Division was too “dark” to admit they liked back then.
if you wanna get even snobbier about it, you can say that joy division didnt even make it to the 80s…
Cameo was respected until “Word Up.” The popularity of that song actually hurt them.
And by “you,” you mean “I” want to get snobbier about it. How white of you.
Out of everything on this list, this is easily the most true. Every white person I know goes WILD about 80s night. I don’t get it at all.
Yes, you can: it’s from 1990 or 1991.
“Cameo” is white now?
Its like ….totally tubular dude ! hahaha…
ahhh…. good ol stiff white people music I like from the 80s:
depeche mode, thomson twins, duran duran, erasure, the cure, scritti polliti, the fixx, the smiths, wire, david bowie, xymox, siouxie and the banshees ect… – absolutely love all that stuff.
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I once knew this brotha who I thought was kool wit me
chilled out togetha, even went to school wit me. That is the 80’s
ICE-T you dig. Whigger out.
…funny?
I WANT A MILLION DOLLARS!!! Can one million RICH WHITE PEOPLE send me one dollar apiece, puh-lease????
I don’t want money from any Asians, or Blacks or Hispanics. You guys NEED your money. I only want one dollar apiece from RICH WHITE PEOPLE who seem to WASTE their money on an 80’s night event.
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Most Americans today wish they’re back and partying like it’s 1999, a song made in 1985. Also to note the soft rock band Bowling for Soup sings about 1985 in 2007, whenever Marty McFly ends up in on “Back to the Future II” movie. And to finish: “Back to the Future” catered to the 80s trend: retro-1950’s by an actor (Michael J.Fox) also played a neo-conservative (Ronald Reagan is his hero) college student on TV show “Family Ties” rebelling against his lenient liberal parents. I thought the 60s and 70s was cooler, the time to rebel against authority and have “free love” in the disco. +
The 80s is when yuppie snobbery, closet racism and secret reactionaries had a comeback, for 15 minutes until by the end of the decade: we turned more liberal, whined more about environmental damage and denounced nuclear war. But the time when disco died first, then communism died and our society (the USA) was anti-poor/worker union-free. We’re paying for it today, it lead to the 90s and I never like growing up a teenager, lower-middle class, 3/4 white and a post-war suburb in Sou. Cal in such “end of the century” times, we wanted to head straight to the new millennium. +
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80s night should be called “ladies night” (it does rhyme), more of a cross-dress gender-confusion new wave/techno party. The first “gay bashes” at the time when it invited homophobes with baseball bats into the campus dorms. The 80s was a time when real men died, metros were born and women hadn’t ruled, yet they still wandered. +
In 50 more years, the Sun City Palm Desert/Palm Springs community halls will look like this, believe me. I’m almost 30 and can’t imagine being 80 or 90 in a wheelchair hooked up to a machine to live on. But who wants to be 90 anyway? +
Damn it, missed it. At least I gone to last year’s 10th annual Coachella music fest surrounded by white people: bongs, joints, reggae, Afrocentrics, Guevara shirts, long haired guys, hairy armpit girls, underage drunks, retro-60s, neo-hippies, new age, corporate sponsors and 90f heat. The guest marshal was Sean Penn, wants us to go and volunteer in the Hurricane Katrina relief youth corps crew. Redlands, Cal. is where the straight edge college rock is at, to have a few Christian-church ran colleges or universities, the real action is in Claremont on the L.A. county line.+
Free credit report dot com TV ads have the Renaissance festival rockers. LoL! Let’s have it, white people. The good ol’ 1550’s in where else? Europe. Why not have a Roman orgy? The richest of the rich of Rome sure had. +
Yea! recently there was a Prince night where everyone came just to sing and serranade Prince songs to each other – too funny
80s night is so unoriginal.
“It is 80’s night, and the mood is right, because it’s 80’s night, oh…what a thrill”. A bad impression of Ladies Night from 1979 goin’ onto 80, the year disco died and video should killed the radio star. That’s the year I was born on. +
The 1970’s was more liberal than the 80s, when disco was like “in” and all the wealthy white couples wanna hang out with the Gays, Blacks, Latinos and ethnics (think of John Travolta on Saturday Night fever) in the middle of the city, yeah…the ghetto was taken over by whities or WASPs for a moment. “Everyone is beautiful, tonight…everyone is beautiful, outta sight, everyone is beautiful, and we went this far…everyone is beautiful…all night, all right, tonight”. +
Like the VH-1 documentary series “Black in the 80s” about the rise (or revival) of trendy African-American culture goin’ farther into the ’90s with rap or hip-hop, and the 2000’s when most white people with a decent education accepted black people as their equals (or so they say). +
In the ’80s, everyone wanted to turn back the clock pre-1964 on some social mores, like raising the drinking age to 21 and letting a token black guy (or Asian guy) in the club, and “no fat chicks” or “gay men” bans are sooooo bigoted. But those baby-boomer hippies who “never grew up” like the political Peter Pans they are, kept the Radical right and Reagan Republicans from restoring the peacetime military draft or that mistake known as the 26th amendment (have a party theme of denying 18/19/20 year olds to vote). +
80’s night sponsored by the Young Republicans and the Old Boys Clubs, to commemorate the 3 best things to come out of the ’80s expected to be back in style (…NOT). They are:
1. Blocked the Equal Rights Amendment (those B*tch*s).
2. Official bilingual road signs in California (Que? No ingles).
and 3. Prevented the USA of adopting the metric system.
Therefore we declare the “drama queen of the 80s goes to”
(envelope please…rip!) Geraldine Ferraro and Rev. Jesse Jackson! +
OW! Sorry…”Colored people” is only used dispariangly in 1950s parties, the party committee rule states we use the term “nigga” here. “African-American” is only for the 90s parties, “Negroes” in ’60s, “black” in ’70s and probably in the 2000s we just say “people of color”. +
Teens in the 1990s were the most restricted since the ’50s, those lenient parents change on you when you turn 12/13. Lawmakers, school security guards and police personel get tough on you passing laws about curfews or night driving. Parents feared their kids dressed like gangsta rappers and/ or skinheads, at least they hope aren’t satanic goths, anti-corporate gurnge rockers…or conspiracy theory gun-toting militiamen. Ah, the good ol’ days of 1995. +
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We have 80’s parties alot, big hair, the rad clothes, lots of alcohol, I found an 80’s band one night and have never heard or seen them again, and don’t know how to find them. This band was so unique, they’d change their clothes every so many songs, and glasses. I also like all other types of music but to really have a good time I go with the 80’s.
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What about Run DMC and Salt n’ Pepa? 2 of the most influential groups of the 80s and both are black…
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“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.”
Interesting, considering you go on to claim “golden age” hip hop and Mos Def as liked by white people. Which is it?
At first, I thought this blog was a humourous slap to uptight yuppies and more-alternative-than-thou hipsters. But the more entries you read, the more transparent your formula becomes:
1. Pick a pop-culture trend or anything associated with the college/young-adult crowd.
2. Think up the most superficial and poser-ish reasons for liking it.
3. Claim that white people like it for those reasons.
In short, you’re just another douche who found a way to make money off something that is of absolutely no use to society… congratulations!
Its true!
80’s music is good white music. So very true. It is Atlantis rising. It expresses white energy.
I am white and I love 80s music, culture, fashion.
At this time I would like to thank MTV and its pathetic masters for doing their great part in intentionally systematically committing cultural genocide in America. Replacing for the worse an already present cultural phenotype. I often look oversees at white colonies still flourishing as opposed to what is being forced upon America. I see vibrant beautiful culture, full of energy & life, then I look outside my window at all the angry dark faces who do nothing but wallow in the misery they themselves create only to blame me, disgusting. But its cool, power flows and shifts like water, drop by drop we whites are taking back the scene, we are hip, we are cool, we don’t need their fucking schools.
I am sure some detest this comment, but these are the real haters. These are the ones who through trickery force death down the throats of my kind. Well we are puking it up. We will rise like the phoenix from the ashes they create toward a bright new future. As I said, Atlantis rising. A resurrection of the only truly global civilization the earth has ever known, which is made up of the white commonwealth of sovereign European descendant nations. The cultural link from the 80’s is strong in white cultural, it is despite aggressive attempts to destroy it continuing its cultural message into the future. My people continue into the future, enjoy.
Some in this world cannot help themselves for it is in their wicked nature to poison the psychic wellspring of my people. They at every turn rather than accept our offer of love, peace, communication, and knowledge choose instead to passive aggressively attempt to dismantle our creations the art we birth into this reality pulled directly from our greatest strength our limitless imaginations which is the tool we whites use to create with and alter the probabilities of our reality. For everything is possible and all things have a degree of probability it is our job as sentient beings to change those probabilities anyway we as individuals with liberated intellect should choose.
Life to white people. 😉
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I tend to agree a bit with bishop here … the Original “What white ppl like” list was hysterical … this kinda regurgitating that with many more things on the list that don’t really apply to white folk.
it does become a bit weak rather quickly … but what are we as humans if not insufferable copycats, the art however is to do a better job than the last.
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It’s ‘conducive to’.
Yeah your right, all these dark faces are just dragging this country down. and to think that we replaced Lord Bush for that horrible smiling dark face…
maybe we should move to Canada, surely they are less tolerant of colored people up there…
Seriously, you should move if you dont like this country. otherwise stop bitching
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I met my significant other at an 80’s themed party. Uncanny.
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yes he is right, rock is derived from African American forms such as the blues.
…ruining 80s music.
I don’t have a tv because a black guy took it.
I kid 😉 I couldn’t resist that age old “joke.”
Yes, I’m a fucking douchebag…this was meant to go into post #28..my bad my homies. HOLLA.
Never heard of nor been to an 80’s party. I’m the wrong kind of white person. I also really hate 80’s pop. Horrid stuff.
Personally I think all pop is bad
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music of the 80’s sucked so hard. by far the worst decade for music
You must be one of those “rocker” types that can’t enjoy anything that isn’t “edgy” or “serious”. White people like 80s music because it’s inane, simple, and danceable. Simple stuff for simple folks. Not much different from country music which white people also seem to like.
You must be spanish; if you ever want to be accepted by white society again I suggest you read up on the rest of this site.
you’re obviously a fucking Idiot!! – The Smiths, Joy Division, The cure,
get a fucken clue!! loser.
you’re obviously a fucking Idiot if you take anything posted (by the editor or otherwise) seriously.
Agreed…although recently 90s night has gained equal popularity
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I think back in the 80s you were able to express yourself anyway you wanted by wearing any type of clothing even if you designed iy youself. And you were able to be yourself much more than can now without worrying of being judged. Especially by the way you danced, walked or even some of the things you liked and belived in. High top sneakers for instance were the best they were more comfortable and more protective on the sides of your foot & wouldnt come off your foot by accident like low tops do. Low tops are for old senior citizens , black people, & trailer park trash crack heads. Now you have white people acting black because they are afraid of acting white & being proud of being white. And of course you have these young girls acting black & dating black guys because they want to fit in with there girl friends . All because society makes people feel ashamed of being who they are,themself. The 80s was the best when it came to all of that. Except when it comes to technology the 80s sucked in that area.
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I always tend to think of the 80s as a rather tense time, the beginning of the Second Gilded Age (not Reagan’s fault) whereas the 70s were a time when “mellow” was cool and everyone made sure you knee they weren’t wearing undershirts. Yeah disco sucked, but the Eagles, Jackson Browne, and Linda Ronstadt didn’t!
johnnyboy,
You are insane. I would bet a million dollars you were not over the age of ten during the 80s, because you are not describing the 80s at all. Also, “Stuff White People Like” is not a racial separatist group. It is a humor site.
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no self-respecting white person would hit an eighties night. ever ever ever. that went out with fetish night.
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How about 90’s night? Listening to nineties alternative rock stations is satisfying in ways I can’t describe.
If you aren’t white and are having a hard time fitting into a white crowd, talk about how Joy Division was better than New Order, The Eurythmics were way ahead of their time, and Violator was the best Depeche Mode album ever. You will instantly be regarded as an honorary white person.
However, be careful of any mention of The Human League, and steer clear of Devo references unless you are courting a nerdy crowd.
If you feel the need to bridge cultural divides, deliver a lecture on Kraftwerk’s connection to late 1960s funk and dub. If you have trouble at any point of the conversation, bring up Prince and and go from there.
It’s spelled conducive, not condusive. SWPL: Correcting others’ spelling.
LOL I saw this blog on http://www.DanielDickey.com (The MTV VJ) and must admit, it’s super funny as well.
White people, well all people, also enjoy http://www.NakedHipster.com. Mainly because the girls are hot and don’t have clothes on. Usually those two things go well together. You know, the hotness and the nakedness.
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A damned good reason to prefer it.
Sure, if you’re the Beavis and Butthead type.
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.
XD The 80’s is infectious, don’t judge it.
piss off with your racially based generalizations. So over this double-standard crap.
Someone didn’t do their homework. Even a lot of synth-pop was written or produced by blacks. New Order had Quincy Jones in the 80’s (look for the Qwest on the record). Niles Rodgers (from Chic) produced records by Duran Duran, Madonna, David Bowie, Robert Plant, Mick Jagger, Thompson Twins, B-52s and many others. He is the best example of American Values. Blacks are ok, as long as they are kept out of sight 😀
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