ASMR: VHS Appraisal

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• DA

  @dark2ooth · 1 year ago (edited)

  Worked at Blockbuster Video in my youth and watching this video I find myself instantly identifying whether the tape is rewound when you open the box. 😂 Be kind, please rewind.

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• BU

  @bustamooooove · 1 year ago

  "What a dope, he tripped on a rope - now look at him shiver!" More and more evidence we had the same childhood.

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• KI

  @kidnamedtervel · 1 year ago

  the VHS era - simple but happy time

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• GE

  @GeekNation-fh7ms · 11 months ago

  those plastic cases are awesome, in america we usually got cardboard sleeves, only disney had plastic cases and they were bulky

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• DA

  @davidlast4682 · 1 year ago

  ASMR and nostalgia go together like fish and chips.

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• CA

  @callumcruickshank5236 · 1 year ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zgiF4tkBbfM&amp;t=1270">21:10</a> “Whatever life holds in store for me I will never forget these words. With great power, comes great responsibly. This is my gift, my curse, who am I ? <br><br>I’M SRP!” 🐐🤝🏻🕸️🕷️

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• LE

  @lelone22 · 1 month ago

  watching your videos is like going back in time, a time full off beatiful memories

• LO

  @LockeDemosthenes2 · 1 month ago (edited)

  VHS is still my favorite home video format. Some of my fondest memories are from wandering around Blockbuster or Hollywood Video on Friday night looking for a video to rent, the 90s and early 00s were a magical time.

• SA

  @sarahlabrecque6003 · 1 year ago

  I just had a revelation. My first language is not English and I never realized VHS stood for Video Home System 😅<br><br><br>Educative and nostalgic, amazing video as always!<br><br>Hook and Aladdin were my favorites growing up! With Disney&apos;s animated Hercules also!

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• BR

  @bricksplatesandstuds8553 · 1 year ago

  These ‘show and tell’ types of videos are the ABSOLUTE BEST!!! Woohoo!! Thank you.

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• FR

  @Frank-vc3wi · 1 year ago

  I still feel very lucky that my childhood was able to be graced by equal parts 80&apos;s, 90&apos;s, and 2000&apos;s. It lets me appreciate a wide range of tech and how far its progressed. It baffles me that there are people alive today who have no idea that something as recent as CD and DVD burning was a thing.

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• HU

  @Hudsonk20 · 1 year ago

  Loved Indian in the cupboard

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