Whichever that has Pjanoo playing

06-09 or 95-99

idk but 2018 was a lot of fun when Mo Bamba was hot

oh man the stories I would have.
I really want to know how Dirty Diana actually was

I’ll take an early death if I get to experience quaaludes still being around

yeah exactly until they banned it, people say it resulted in shorter attention spans which led dj relying low end bass drops to get the quickest reaction

this resulted in brostep existing

this video explains the whole scene so well

90s hands down euro music in miami an hip hop in the 90s in general

im definitely going w 2000s

The plot synopsis sounds hard as f***. Covers Peter Saville in it too always in for him
I’ll actually try to watch this sometime

3000s

Imagine doing cocaine at a discoteca during the 80s shiiiit

been meaning to watch this one for a minute

If these pictures captivate you than give "Studio 54" by Mark Fleischman a read. Mark was the succeeding owner of Studio 54 after Steve Rubbel and his partner Ian following the late 70s. mark was responsible for Studio 54 in the early 80s.

Book talks about his time running the joint and how insanely hedonistic it was. For example, they had a "Rubber room" upstairs which, as you might imagine, had to be routinely scrubbed down.

It was also the only club of it's kind that allowed for "regular people" to interact with fame. From the early hours on to about 10 P.M, there was a divider between the dance floor and the VIP lounge where folks such as Frank Sinatra, Lou Foregno, Andy Warhol, Calvin Kline and perhaps even the good damn Prince of England would be hanging out. After 10 P.M, the divider would open, and the two would meet. Often both groups were so intoxicated that your social status played no part. Mark mentions how beautiful this was, and it essentially helped many "no bodies" become somebody from developing strong love and companionship with folks such as Andy Warhol and Mick Jagger, that otherwise never would have been possible without a world of d**** and dance.

Anybody who was anybody went to Studio 54. It was an international f***ing requirement and because of media or the push for celebrities to remain sober (or appear as such), there will never be anything like it. Studio 54 was a celebrity in of itself

lol music though an imaine voguing

late 90's

80's. Prince, Rick James, MJ, etc.

90s , imagine when Thong Song drops

Probably the early 2000s. I'm tryna be at a bashment party when the DJ throws on Wayne Wonder No Letting Go

oh its really good video some essay videos are corny but this one explains the different scenes in dubstep and documents the transition from dubstep scene of mid 00s to brostep scene in early 10s

yea i used to love studying that shif

Late 2000s Timbo, JT, Yeezy, Wayne

U better believe as soon as Knuck If You Buck come on im cracking a 2000s nigga in they s***