Brian Raftery

The whole era of like these couples that were kind of either together or wandering around the city.

They're either like grand sweeping pastoral nature scenes where they're both on horses together on the beach.

Or they're like walking through and like wearing incredibly boxy suits, both the man and the woman, like very, very boxy late 80s power suits.

And they're not pornographic or skin flicking, but they're definitely like this is the beginning of their romantic night.

Looking back now, I've never thought about this, but, like, people talk about boomers a lot now.

If you want to know about, like, the boomer life in the 80s, like, I think these karaoke videos, it's, like, a lot of middle-aged guys in convertibles, a lot of couples wearing boxy suits walking around forever.

It's, like, it's an interesting look at what boomers did before they found Facebook, I guess.

It's, like, they loved, they lived, they rode horseback, they, you know, had satin sheets.

They had very big lives, and this is why they're so angry now.

I get it.

There's one where it's just like a woman feeding a goose seductively or something like that, and we're just like, what is this gem?

The conversation between the song and the video, I guess you could say, we're not always in the same...

room, tune, or key, but they didn't always make sense to the songs they were going along with, but they were amazing to watch.

I think one of the Dixie Chicks wound up in a video, apparently.

You know, Dylan McDermott may have been in one, if I remember correctly.

Was it Dermal Roney or Dylan McDermott?

Oh, my God.

I mean, Dermal Roney may have, too.

I mean, Bill Paxton and Bill Pullman may have done these.

I don't know.