Hilarious 'Family Guy' 80s video clip

[cavalierlwt]

This might not make sense unless you were around in the 1980s, or unless you're a fan of 1980s MTV.

http://www.milkandcookies.com/links/33634/

[Siren]

Thats great.

[SavageParrot]

aha, that's funny

[CodeRed68]

thats funny. it's cool how they replaced the girl with the kid.. ha ha.

lmao i dont remember the 80's i only saw one year of it and i was a year old

[deathBOB]

That was funny, but what is it from?

I wanted to be Morten Harket

[Trash Can]

Originally posted by Greg
lmao i dont remember the 80's i only saw one year of it and i was a year old

No wonder that the 80s seemed like such a good decade.

[CodeRed68]

Originally posted by deathBOB
That was funny, but what is it from?

That is the music video for the band, A-ha. The song is "Take On Me".

[cavalierlwt]

It was a *very* popular video back in the 80s, must have played on MTV about a million times, so if you're old enough you know that video like the back of your hand.
Love the way the kid starts getting into it and dancing. There's some very creative minds behind that show.

[EZC]

One hit wonders

[cavalierlwt]

Yeah, but I think I'd rather be a one hit wonder than a no hit wonder. One hit wonders can at least use it when hitting on women in bars!
'Hey baby, ever hear of Wang Chung? huh? Everybody Wang Chung tonight? That do anything for you?'

[SavageParrot]

Originally posted by Trash Can
No wonder that the 80s seemed like such a good decade.

Awesome quote man

[Twister026]

TAKE, ON, ME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[cavalierlwt]

a-ha is norwegian, but when they sing, you don't really hear the accent, they sound kind of american, unless I listen closely. My question is, if you're British, do American singers or anyone else, sound British to you? does that phonemenom work both ways? With very few exceptions, British people sound American when they sing. Forgive me if that sounds stupid, but it is a really weird effect.