White people songs that Black people like from the 1980s, add your own....
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I used love this song. I'm surprised she wasn't a bigger star.
Lol.....Yeah, I used to like Billy Idol, he was punk-lite. He had the punk aesthetic, though. & that Hungry Like The Wolf video, Duran Duran had the Black woman chasing Simon LeBon and kissing him first. I guess Black women are aggressive....lol. & a-Ha fell the fuk off, I thought they'd be around a long time instead they were one hit wonders.
Both have female bassists. Hmm.
Aimee did need dem bums, she shoulda been solo......
I fucking used to love this God damn song. Who would have thought: German rap
RIP: "Seventeen years after his first international breakthrough, Johann “Falco” Hölzel died on February 6, 1998, when his rental car was struck by a bus while he vacationed in the Dominican Republic."
Man a lot of stuff I got from watching Friday Night Videos. Used to come on NBC. Back then unless you had MTV you didn’t get a lot of music videos
Something about those artists from England. Wham!, Culture Club, Duran Duran, the Eurythmics, Pet shop boys, etc. Their shit was hittin'.
Theres a similar thread in here
Post a song that you'd lightweight be Ashamed to Admit to BGOL that you always liked.
Clown all you like... idgaf. :ipod:
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Lol....this chick made money from Black music and she was at Trump's event supporting him along with Vanilla Ice.....lol.
u know whats crazy....i used to stay up watching FNV hoping for a Mike, Lionel, Prince etc video.......but ended up wit some lifelong bangers
The difference, we're not ashamed of liking any of this.
They knew how to do it, they really didn't like each other; they weren't homies, but they had a working relationship. Gotta respect that.
This dayum song spawned more rumors than Mikey from Life cereal dying.
yeah...i dont think anyone in there is....the thread just spiraled. Same premise
I aint ashamed of shit...not my thread. everything in here is in there, so far
This thread is just more content, bro.
Crushed on her heavy.
This was in my younger, middle-school days.
This was my “Topanga” phase.