One of the best anti-drug PSA’s ever made.

This ad really withstood the test of time.

We hear the famous quote in today’s shows, commercials, and parodies. I’m really curious about the other things this kid learned from his parents.

The History of SNK

The History of SNK

This song is so cool. It illustrates exactly how I feel when I see a female working at GameStop.

It’s a catchy song. I can’t get it out of my head.

I always thought that this was a really entertaining commercial for a video game console. The Sega Dreamcast was a great system. I actually like the games on this system even better than the Xbox games. There was so much potential, but like the other Sega consoles, it ultimately failed. I think Sega should try letting another company take the lead in releasing a product. All of the other companies built on Sega’s console.

I heard this song a while ago from a Scott Scheel DVD. I loved the tune, but when I actually listen to the lyrics, it makes a lot of sense. I don’t quite understand the video. At least in the music video for “Whip It,” there are whips in the video.

I think it was this video that made me appreciate the original artist of a song. I heard a Vietnamese singer try to sing this song. I wish I hadn’t heard it.

“Hello, my name is (fill in the blank). And you are watching 360 video.” If you watch 360 Video, you would recognize this song from Volume 6: Reset. Actually, this is the original version.

Elementary school was much less dull ever since this group came about. I think this was track 2 on the CD. CD’s are so old school.

I think this was a hit song from either my junior high years or my high school years. The first person that told me about this song was Danny Nguyen. He told me that I had to listen to this song.