How did we not know they were separated at birth?

His trajectory did start right in 1980 after the death of Bon Scott. Brian's been kicking ass now for 46 years.

I was born in the late 80s and started getting heavily into 80s music and pop culture during the late 2010s and 2020s. I have discovered so many music gems from R&B, Funk, Yacht Rock, New Wave, Synth Pop, Country, Quiet Storm, etc...you name it! I don't just listen to the mainstream artists either; some of the more underrated artists put out music just as good. While the 80s heavily uses synthesizers I feel the music creators were very talented. Take Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis for instance. They are the best producers in the game in my opinion. I think there was something for everyone musically in the 80s. I know the decade gets criticism online from some people in regards to the music but yet you look up an 80s song and see it has over a BILLION streams. I notice a lot of Gen Z like the 80s music scene as well.

Guess I'm just an old soul. 😌

https://youtu.be/mrMLMV6E4CM?is=tezFRW5OGZUzEq9N

One of my most recent obsessions is Cry Little Sister from The Lost Boys movie. Freaking awesome song and movie! 😍

Superrrr interested to hear what people who grew up around the mid 80s or were young adults though of the sport walkmans. Did you already have a Walkman? Did you get this one and keep your old one? What was it like? Was it groundbreaking or more of a novelty?

The Stay Puft Marshmallow Man is one of my favorite designs & is genuinely one of the best practical effects that still hold up to this day.

I really like that he goes from being happy to looking evil. The way he slowly moves around & how his eyes look back & forth. His marshmallow can also be slightly roasted or burnt.

He's a very powerful joke Kaiju despite his fun appearance. Its controlled by a deity with few ways of defeat, he can even take small pieces of himself & make mini fire-breathing minions.