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Cole And EV
20 Feb 202418:52

Summary

TLDRThe video script details a nostalgic journey through time as a parent and child duo open and explore the most popular birthday presents from each decade starting from the 1930s up to the 2020s. They discover a variety of toys and games, including marionette puppets from the 1930s, a slinky and Silly Putty from the 1940s, Mr. Potato Head and Play-Doh from the 1950s, Lite-Brite and LEGO from the 1960s, Hungry Hungry Hippos and Stretch Armstrong from the 1970s, Rubik's Cube and Pogo Sticks from the 1980s, Furby and Rocket Stomp from the 1990s, Tamagotchi and Pogo Ball from the 2000s, Silly Bands and Kinetic Sand from the 2010s, and Fidget Spinners and Popet Games from the 2020s. The script also teases the opening of a 1960s time capsule filled with vintage candies, adding an element of surprise and a tangible connection to the past. This engaging summary invites viewers to reminisce about the toys that defined their childhoods and to wonder what future generations will make of the toys popular in their time.

Takeaways

  • ๐ŸŽ‰ The video features a father and daughter opening and discussing popular birthday presents from the 1930s to the present day.
  • ๐Ÿงต In the 1930s, a popular toy was the marionette puppet, which had strings attached for controlling the puppet's movements.
  • ๐ŸŽข The 1940s saw the introduction of the Slinky, a metal toy that could stretch and spring, and Silly Putty, an early form of slime.
  • ๐Ÿฅ” Mr. Potato Head, a toy consisting of attachable features to a potato base, was a popular toy in the 1950s.
  • ๐ŸŽจ Play-Doh, with its original four colors of white, blue, red, and yellow, was also introduced in the 1950s, allowing for the creation of many other colors.
  • ๐Ÿงธ The 1960s introduced toys like the Lite-Brite, which used small lights to create designs on a panel.
  • ๐Ÿš€ The 1970s were remembered for toys such as Hungry Hungry Hippos and Stretch Armstrong, a stretchy toy that was said to be unbreakable.
  • ๐Ÿงฉ The Rubik's Cube, a 3D puzzle, was a popular toy in the 1980s, despite not being invented until the 1970s.
  • ๐Ÿค– The 1990s brought popular toys like Furby and trading cards, with Furby being an interactive electronic pet toy.
  • ๐Ÿ“ฑ The 2000s saw the rise of electronic toys like Tamagotchi, a keychain-sized virtual pet that could be fed and played with.
  • ๐Ÿง˜ The 2010s were characterized by the popularity of fidget spinners and silly bands, which were trendy items among kids.
  • ๐ŸŽฎ The most recent popular toy mentioned is the Pop It game, which was the top-selling toy for Christmas in 2023.

Q & A

  • What is the main theme of the video described in the transcript?

    -The main theme of the video is opening and discussing 100 years of the most popular birthday presents, starting from over 100 years ago to the present day.

  • What was the most popular kid's toy for birthday presents in the 1930s according to the script?

    -The most popular kid's toy for birthday presents in the 1930s was a marionette puppet.

  • What is the name of the toy that came out in the 1940s and is still seen around today?

    -The toy that came out in the 1940s and is still seen around today is the Slinky.

  • What was the first slime-like substance before slime was a popular toy?

    -The first slime-like substance before slime was a popular toy was Silly Putty, which came out in the 1940s.

  • What character was mistakenly thought to be part of the Toy Story franchise but was actually around before it?

    -Mr. Potato Head was mistakenly thought to be part of the Toy Story franchise but was actually around before it.

  • What was the name of the toy that was popular in the 1950s and is known for its stretchy properties?

    -The toy that was popular in the 1950s and is known for its stretchy properties is Play-Doh.

  • What was included in the original Light Bright toy set from the 1960s?

    -The original Light Bright toy set from the 1960s included a panel with tiny lights that could be inserted to create designs.

  • What was the purpose of a time capsule from the 1960s as mentioned in the script?

    -The purpose of a time capsule from the 1960s was to store items from that era, bury them underground, and create a sort of treasure hunt for people to discover years later.

  • Which toy from the 1970s wasๅท็งฐ (claimed to be) unbreakable but actually broke during the video?

    -Stretch Armstrong, a stretchy toy from the 1970s, was claimed to be unbreakable but broke during the video.

  • What was the name of the toy in the 1980s that involved drawing on a space with tiny magnetic beads?

    -The toy in the 1980s that involved drawing on a space with tiny magnetic beads was called Woolly Willy.

  • What was the most popular birthday present of the 2020s according to the video?

    -The most popular birthday present of the 2020s, according to the video, was a Pop-It game.

Outlines

00:00

๐ŸŽ‰ A Century of Birthday Presents Unwrapped ๐ŸŽ‰

The video script details a father and daughter's journey through time as they open and explore the most popular birthday presents from the 1930s to the present day. They discuss the evolution of toys and gifts, starting with a marionette puppet from the 1930s, moving through the yes/no fortune-telling doll and Slinky from the 1940s, and Silly Putty. The 1950s are represented by Mr. Potato Head and Play-Doh, while the 1960s bring out the Light Bright and the original Barbie doll. Each era's presents are met with curiosity and sometimes skepticism, reflecting the changing nature of toys and children's interests over the past century.

05:02

๐Ÿš€ Unveiling the 1960s and Beyond ๐Ÿš€

The script continues with the exploration of birthday presents, highlighting the Light Bright toy and the significance of the moon landing in 1969 with the classic Lego set, although it humorously notes that Legos were not actually from the 60s. An original time capsule from the 1960s is mentioned, with the anticipation of opening it at the video's end. The 1970s bring Hungry Hungry Hippos, Stretch Armstrong, and the pogo stick. The 1980s are dominated by the Rubik's Cube, the magnetic Woolly Willy, and the Pogo Ball. The narrative is interspersed with playful banter and challenges, adding a light-hearted tone to the retrospective.

10:04

๐ŸŽฏ Navigating the 90s and the Millennium ๐ŸŽฏ

Entering the 1990s, the script discusses the rocket glider, Furby, and the popularity of trading cards like baseball cards. The narrative attempts an air rocket and moves into the 2000s with the mention of the Tamagotchi, a keychain electronic pet. A Bob competition with a twist is highlighted, adding a competitive element to the script. The 2010s are represented by the Ripstick and Silly Bands, with a focus on the trendiness of such items among school children. The script emphasizes the cultural impact of these toys and the nostalgia associated with them.

15:08

๐ŸŽ Wrapping Up with Modern Toys and a Time Capsule ๐ŸŽ

The script concludes with a look at the most popular children's toys from the last five years, leading up to 2024. Fidget spinners, kinetic sand (Moon Sand), and a mystery toy that was the top birthday present in the 2020s are mentioned. The video ends with the long-awaited opening of the 1960s time capsule, which surprisingly contains candy from that era. The find is met with a mix of excitement and questions about the preservation and taste of the half-century-old sweets. The script leaves viewers with a sense of connection to the past and a curiosity about the future of children's toys.

Mindmap

Keywords

๐Ÿ’กBirthday Presents

Birthday presents are gifts given to individuals on their birthdays, symbolizing celebration and affection. In the video, the theme revolves around opening and discussing various birthday presents from different decades, showcasing how popular toys and gifts have evolved over time. The script mentions opening presents from the 1930s to the present day, highlighting the cultural significance and joy associated with birthday celebrations.

๐Ÿ’กMarionette Puppet

A marionette puppet is a type of puppet with strings attached, which are used to manipulate the puppet's movements. It is mentioned in the 1930s segment of the video as a popular birthday present. Marionette puppets allow for interactive play and can be used to create mini puppet shows, which were a form of entertainment for children in the past.

๐Ÿ’กSlinky

The Slinky is a classic toy consisting of a flexible metal strip with a wave-like structure that can move in a continuous motion. It was introduced in the 1940s and is still recognized today. In the video, the Slinky is presented as a resilient and entertaining toy that has stood the test of time, demonstrating the longevity of certain toys.

๐Ÿ’กMr. Potato Head

Mr. Potato Head is a popular children's toy consisting of a plastic potato-shaped body with attachable features like eyes, nose, and mouth. It was mentioned in the 1950s segment, indicating its status as a long-lasting and recognizable toy character. The video highlights how Mr. Potato Head was a precursor to more complex toys and has remained a beloved character in children's entertainment.

๐Ÿ’กLego

Lego is a well-known brand of interlocking plastic bricks that can be assembled in various combinations to construct objects. Although not introduced in the 1960s as the video humorously suggests, Lego has been a popular and enduring toy that encourages creativity and construction play. The script uses Lego as an example of a toy that has maintained its popularity across generations.

๐Ÿ’กRubik's Cube

The Rubik's Cube is a 3D combination puzzle invented in the 1970s. It consists of a cube with each face made up of nine smaller squares, with the aim to manipulate the cube to have one color on each side. In the video, it is listed as the third most popular toy of the 1980s, illustrating the puzzle's impact on popular culture and its status as a classic brain teaser.

๐Ÿ’กFurby

Furby is an electronic toy with animatronic features that was particularly popular in the late 1990s. It is capable of rudimentary interaction and communication. The video references Furby as a significant toy of the 1990s, indicating its cultural impact and the trend of interactive electronic pets during that era.

๐Ÿ’กFidget Spinner

A fidget spinner is a small, handheld toy consisting of a bearing in the center of a multi-lobed flat structure. It was designed as a toy to help people with focus and stress relief. The video mentions fidget spinners as the most popular birthday present in the 2020s, reflecting the trend of simple, sensory toys in recent years.

๐Ÿ’กKinetic Sand

Kinetic sand, also known as moonsand, is a type of toy sand that has a unique property where it sticks to itself and shapes easily, yet flows like a liquid. It is highlighted in the video as a popular toy from the 2010s, emphasizing its appeal due to its satisfying tactile properties and the creative possibilities it offers for play.

๐Ÿ’กTime Capsule

A time capsule is a container used to store items or information, with the intention of preserving them to be discovered in the future. In the video, a time capsule from the 1960s is opened, revealing items like candy and other artifacts. This segment underscores the video's theme of exploring the past and the excitement of discovering historical artifacts.

๐Ÿ’กSilly Bands

Silly Bands are rubber bands shaped like various objects, such as animals or fruits, which became a popular fad in the late 2000s. They were often used as collectibles and traded among children. The script mentions Silly Bands as a popular item from the 2010s, showcasing the trend of collectible items in children's toys and their cultural impact.

Highlights

Opening 100 years of the most popular birthday presents from the 1930s to present day.

The most popular kid's toy for birthday presents in the 1930s was a marionette puppet.

In the 1940s, a surprise find was a Slinky, which is still popular today.

Silly Putty, a predecessor to modern slime, was introduced in the 1940s.

Mr. Potato Head, a toy that predates Toy Story, was a popular present in the 1950s.

Play-Doh, with its original four colors, was a hit in the 1950s, allowing kids to create any color of the rainbow.

The Light Bright was a creative toy that came out in the 1960s.

A time capsule from the 1960s was discovered, containing items buried as a treasure hunt for future generations.

Hungry Hungry Hippo and Stretch Armstrong were among the top toys in the 1970s.

The Rubik's Cube, a classic puzzle toy, was the third most popular kid's toy in the 1980s.

Furbies, a popular interactive toy, were a craze in the 1990s, despite the original model being banned.

Trading cards, especially baseball cards, became a significant part of 1990s culture.

Tamagotchi, a handheld electronic pet, was one of the first digital pets and very popular in the 2000s.

Silly bands, wristbands that looked like various objects, were a cool accessory in the 2010s.

Kinetic sand, such as Moonsand, was a popular toy in the 2010s but was known for being messy.

Fidget spinners became a massive trend in the 2020s, with many variations available.

Poptart game was the most popular toy for Christmas in 2023, providing interactive fun.

A time capsule from the 1960s was opened, revealing candy and other items that were popular at the time.

Transcripts

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who doesn't love celebrating their

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birthday one reason we all love

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birthdays is the birthday presents

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birthday presents have changed a lot

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over the years though in today's video

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my daughter and I are going to be

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opening 100 Years of the most popular

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birthday presents opening presents from

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over 100 years ago all the way to

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present day this is going to be awesome

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let's get started starting with the

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1930s why'd you get the tiniest table

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ever for this video this is the most

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popular kid toy for birthday presents in

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the 1930s which was literally about 100

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years ago that means that any kid that

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was opening this or old enough to open

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in the 1930s sad enough is probably dead

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now okay happy birthday I don't know if

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they said happy birthday in 1930 I

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wonder if they sing the Happy Birthday

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song in 1930 I start and I tried my best

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to find the most original and authentic

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pieces of these toys or presents that I

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cook this is what most kids in the 1930s

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ask

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for um a puppet they're marionette

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puppet you know what these are do you

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know how to use them no so these are are

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called marionette puppets which means

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that they are puppets and they have

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these little strings attached to I'm not

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good at it but see you can like raise

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certain ways so I like their feet lift

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and walk and you can do a little puppet

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shows with mine is broken mine is like

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Tangled so what do you rate the toy do

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you like it you think it's a good

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birthday present for a kid no okay then

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I dad why is this table so small we got

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the smallest

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[Music]

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table ready we got the 1930s and there's

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actually going be three presents this

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time we have three birthday

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[Music]

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presents I wrote on the bottom what they

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were because I was going to forget what

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they were but you say you can't look on

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the bottom sorry I forgot the 1940s

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which was what roughly 85 years ago I

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was kind of surprised to find out that

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these came out in the 1940s cuz you

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still see these around today you ask it

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a question and it says like different

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things like yes or no maybe is my

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favorite color pink looks like yes looks

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like yes yes it is Pink wow that's weird

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now that is creepy will every single

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person watching this YouTube video right

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now

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subscribe indication says yes will we

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hit 1 million subscribers by the end of

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this video you can't count on it it says

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you can't count on

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it okay um here open the tle okay okay I

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think I think this thing is broken not

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just iny this is the original

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1940 made in the USA metal Slinky this

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is cool I mean guys have you ever seen a

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slinky no it's that we do something

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harder than that I'm just saying this is

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like a go so much this could go a lot

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further I mean oh I like these thingies

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huh what are these thingies um well

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they're like it's like Silly Putty but

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some people put them like in

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like birthday party favors Silly Putty

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came out in 1940 which is like kind of

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ien the very first and you guys don't

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like slime in the house so this could be

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good this could be good this is like the

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very first slime of its kind before

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slime was a thing you had Silly Putty

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right yeah slime probably asked how

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silly putty made 1950s this is whenever

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uh the baby boom was

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happening that's weird I would have

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never thought of Mr Potato and what's

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funny is Mr Potato had actually people

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thought that Mr Potato Head was like

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part of Toy Story But Mr Potato Head was

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around way before Toy Story so he's like

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the very first character up

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to got his feet and I think his arm just

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kind of goes in the middle there's like

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three spots for it actually

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his hat that is Mr Potato

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Head I imagine how talk next this is a

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good one so this is like her kind of

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following Silly Putty right kids love

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the the sticky the stretchy so 1950s

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they and these were the original four

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flavors I

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mean not flavor you don't eat Play-Doh

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even though my sometimes the original

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four colors that it came with were white

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blue red and yellow from these colors

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you can make almost every other color of

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rainbow did you know that

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okay okay one of the bigger presents we

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got here this came out in the

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1950s oh my gosh you know what this is I

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can't even see it

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Barbie Barbie you love Barbies this is

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not this is a Barbie Dreamhouse take

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this back okay well just if you guys saw

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the Barbie movie it came in the 1950s

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it's a really cool toy but you don't

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want to open this right now oh no just

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move on to the 1960s yeah let's do all

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right we'll go to the 1960s all right

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we' made it to the 1960s where we're

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going to be opening the most popular

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birthday presents from the 1960s where

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Elvis Presley was the most popular

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singer poptarts were their most

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enjoyable snack and my dad was born

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happy Birthday Dad

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1968 all right here's the first present

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okay let's see here I know what this is

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it's the little brides and the light

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bright okay light bright and play with

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these we actually have one these at our

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house light came out in

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1960 time this is the original light

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light Bri guys you see the light bright

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classic so like I said light brights

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come with all these little tiny lights

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you put on the panel and you make your

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design so a few moments later a so

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boring that's like normal that's enough

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and then there's like light bright light

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bright all right get out of here light

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bright okay still 1960s the year we went

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to

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the I have no clue Moon the Moon we went

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to the moon in

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1969 Lego yes the classic original Lego

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set came out in the ' 60s Isn't that

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cool actually no I'm lying I'm lying

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guys it didn't come out in the 60s but

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it was a most popular P to it actually

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took it a few decades I think it came

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out in the 30s or 40s but it took a few

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decades to like catch on but nowadays

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Legos is still around okay so this is

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not a toy nor a birthday present but it

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was something that was very popular in

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the' 60s I could not believe I got my

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hands on this and I'm so excited to open

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so this is actually an OG time capsule

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do you know what a time capsule is nope

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so people in the 60s were very big about

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getting metal tins putting things from

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the 60s inside of it burying them

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underground and then leaving almost like

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like a treasure hunt for people to come

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and find years later so somebody buried

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this in the 1960s with something from

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the' 60s that I got my hands on and

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we're going to open it at the end of

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this video so stay tuned for the end of

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this video stay tuned for the end of

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this video and we're going to open it

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okay 1970 the year of the hippies things

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got groovy we got the most popular kid

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toys presents birthday presents what are

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you going to call them you can open that

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one up first these will be next oh hippo

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games yes Hungry Hippo Hungry Hungry

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Hippo I love this game you still you

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still see this game around like Target

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everywhere so whoever has the most food

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the loser has to suffer the worst

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imaginable consequence you could ever

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imagine okay okay ready two 1

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timear they didn't call me hungry hungry

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nothing

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no can we get a look at this all mine

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went out get a close up all of mine went

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out by Green wasn't even playing and

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green beat

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you a uh The Stretch

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Armstrong Stretch Armstrong have you

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heard of Stretch Armstrong no supposedly

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this was like one of the first stretchy

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toys you you got like slime toys squishy

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toys they you got stretchy toys and

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supposedly this guy is

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unbreakable oh I'll break it cool keep

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pull oh I'm scared keep

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pulling is he going to break is he going

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to smack me in the

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face that's pretty good for a toy in the

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70s oh it's pretty good it gets all

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stretched out but what I wanted to do is

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I wanted to compare it to the modern day

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unbreakable stretch tour this is not a

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course from the 70s this is a modern day

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unbreakable stretch tour and we're going

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to see which one is actually

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unbreakable it's hard stop oh look

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look this can you can we see that I just

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pulled this one literally on the website

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it says unbreakable oh oh it did look

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this thing broke this thing broke the

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inside just don't touch it it gets all

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over

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you what is it inside I don't feel fine

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that feels good all right from the 1970s

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the pogo stick was invented and if you

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guys don't know I'm not joking Everly is

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actually so good at Pogo scking that we

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need to go outside to test this thing

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out

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there's really nothing to see but I can

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do it without hands wa there we go yeah

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yeah okay we're sliding into the 1980s

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where we have three of the most popular

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kid toys again I wrote what they were on

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one side of them so I flipped them over

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so I want do this whoops go ahead so the

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1980s this was actually the decade

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before I was born it says Rubik so it's

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probably a Rubik Cube I'm guessing

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coming in third place the third most

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popular kid toy in the 1980s was a y

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Rubik's Cube the OG Rubik's Cube and

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nothing else inside of there comment

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down below if you know how to Rubik's

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Cube cuz we don't oh a a a it's probably

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easy I bet you $100 you can fix that

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okay so you'll actually give me $100 if

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you can make that back into a perect

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color I'll give

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[Music]

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you did it thank goodness we didn't

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Shake on it we were this close to

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shaking on it no I said you bet well I

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had my hand like this no you're giving

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me $100 that was a i how about if I mess

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it up and then if you fix it I'll give

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you 100 bucks no you should have sh on

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that no you saw I I was like this and

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there was no no I did it before you did

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that no just a deal was a deal nope

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you're G me $100 and the second most

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popular to kid toy in the

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1980s that looks like it is breaking

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oh

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oh oh oh oh I'll show you guys just what

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it is so this kid toy was is called woly

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Willy and essentially there's a bunch of

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tiny little magnetic beeds that you

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could draw on a space and it would stick

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to his face and you can make him look

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like any of these characters but the

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magnetic uh little beast um all fell out

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so we won't be doing woolly

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Willy this has Pogo Ball but I have no

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clue what that is it's a Pok ball Nerf

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bouncer so you just saw everyone a pogo

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stick right now imagine a PO

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ball you kidding me that thing was like

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45 bucks actually yeah it broke that's

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so

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lame Pogo

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ball bad idea bad Pok ball so we' made

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it through 60 Decades of birthday

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presents and now we're in the

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1990s where the most popular singer was

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who the most popular singer

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was yep r car and the most popular movie

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was home alone okay it's a rocket glider

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and I've seen these things before a

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rocket stomp yeah rocket Stomp Rocket

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but like it's like Glides it says glider

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fur BLX these are called fures I

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couldn't get the actual Furby cuz the

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original Furby believe it or not got

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banned but this is a Furby fur blet I

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don't know the original fures look it up

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they got banned you can't get the

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original fures I think I get copied what

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you said and they're like an FBI thing

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it's weird but these are Furby for BL

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but

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oh

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hello mine

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wordss caps it says collect them all

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caps caps yes so this was like in the

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'90s baseball trading cards and just

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trading cards started getting really big

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all right guys we're going to try this

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air rocket thing okay so hopefully it

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works out of

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here

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wa oh wait what happened wait do it one

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more time three two one Blast Off BL

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off wait let me try What's Happening

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Here I said that it would go 100 ft in

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the air maybe just 3 2 1 Blast Off

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wa is it where's it

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going what's happening do we know what's

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happening okay we made into the year

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2000 you weren't born yet which is crazy

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cuz I feel like 2000's not that long ago

12:34

but for kids watching 2000 most of you

12:35

guys probably weren't even born so we

12:37

have the most popular kid toys in the

12:38

2000s which is like my generation of kid

12:41

toys but um you guys watching might not

12:44

even know do you know who the president

12:46

was in

12:48

2000 this wasn't too long

12:51

ago I'll give you three options can you

12:53

tell me one okay do you think it was

12:54

Bill Clinton George Bush or Barack Obama

12:57

Barack Obama no George Bush you're close

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though all right I know what a Tomogachi

13:01

is very popular tamagachi essentially

13:04

was like a handheld uh pet um on a game

13:09

on a game system so it was like one of

13:11

the very first little pets that you

13:14

could clip onto like your backpack take

13:16

it to school with you so the tomag GOI

13:18

was like a little tiny keychain uh like

13:21

electronic toy that it only had three

13:23

buttons and it was just kind of like

13:25

feed your pet uh play with your pet and

13:27

it would grow it a kind of a collectible

13:29

thing that I guarantee ask your parents

13:31

about tomagotchi and they're going to

13:32

know what that is but kind of cool he

13:34

can have any F what is it this was a I

13:37

don't know what this is and you I think

13:39

my ankle's too big your ankle won't be

13:41

too big but your shoes might

13:43

be it's not pting your your foot nope

13:48

okay I was nice last time and I did not

13:49

make you do the world's worst imaginable

13:51

consequence on planet Earth but we are

13:52

going to have a BOB competition right

13:53

now and loser actually has to do the

13:55

worst imaginal consequence on planet

13:56

Earth deal deal yep deal

13:59

pop it twist it pull it twist it she

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pull it twist

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it twist

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it

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score 12 oo I got 29 she's a cheater

14:21

cheater pumpkin eater so this is the

14:23

year of 2010s where the ripstick came

14:26

out baby you see that you see that can

14:28

you ripstick I don't know let's see

14:30

let's see go ahead well so Innovative

14:32

kids if you don't know what a ripstick

14:33

is you're ripping it and you're sticking

14:35

I don't know how to you're sticking the

14:37

rip to be fair you weren't born in 2010

14:40

and you were a baby in 2012 and 2013 oh

14:42

yeah so this is like 2010 so this isn't

14:45

like 2012 but these were called silly

14:48

bands let's go if you're like my age or

14:52

around my age you know exactly what

14:54

silly bands were and if you had a bunch

14:57

of silly bands at school you cool you

14:59

know what these are look at them look at

15:01

them closely they're bands yeah they're

15:03

bands that look like like BL up no that

15:07

look like things back in I know it's not

15:10

that cool now cuz it's like whatever

15:13

back in 2010 which wasn't long ago if

15:16

you had a band that looks like a

15:17

pineapple you were like a cool kid like

15:19

w you got the pineapple oh so they had

15:22

like fruit it all it is is just

15:24

wristbands that look like fruit and

15:27

animals most popular kid toy from the

15:29

2010 I definitely played with this

15:32

wasand kinetic sand moonsand pretty

15:35

satisfying just another one of those kid

15:37

toys that parents hate because it get so

15:40

messy so fast I would not

15:43

let contic stand in my house okay and

15:46

now what I tried my best to do was to

15:48

get the three most popular Moder day kid

15:51

toys or kid presents or birthday

15:53

presents whatever you want to call it so

15:54

this is in the last five years because

15:57

it's year 2024 I don't know where this

15:59

is I was kind of surprised by some of

16:01

these things but this is the most

16:04

popular items bought for kids birthday

16:06

presents ooh hold up mhm a fidget

16:10

spinner everybody's excited oh yeah so

16:13

these

16:14

are fidget Spinners a lot of things in

16:17

here a so this one's just that was

16:22

fidget Spinners so this is fidgets and

16:24

these are fidgets I used to be obsessed

16:27

every fidget to if you go back to like

16:29

Everly's kid toy Channel I think she did

16:31

like some fidget haul St things oh my

16:33

gosh I had a whole entire like f all the

16:35

way up and you guys know what a fidget

16:37

toy is and I just gave him I don't need

16:39

to explain it but it's a literally any

16:41

toy I don't know what people did with

16:43

all their the most popular birthday

16:45

present of the 2020s is I know these

16:48

stay tuned because we're still opening

16:50

the Time Capsule from the 1960s I know

16:53

this one oh we got these we got this for

16:56

Christmas for Christmas and honestly we

16:57

played are the like I we don't play with

17:00

them like a lot we play with this almost

17:02

more than any other thing that we got

17:03

for Christmas yes okay I got batteries

17:04

in it so guys this was actually the most

17:06

popular kid toy of 2023 Christmas is

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this popet

17:11

game welcome to the G okay wait okay

17:16

ready guys I'm sure that most of you

17:18

guys already know what this is but in

17:19

case you

17:21

don't see I'm pushing the back button

17:24

level

17:26

two it's very fun

17:31

we did this like all

17:32

Christmas you get it it's no no no promo

17:35

it's just it's the year 2020 was the

17:39

year of fidget toys and kind of strange

17:42

toys and it'll be fun honestly somebody

17:44

making a YouTube video in 100 years from

17:46

now going back to the year 2020 and

17:47

being like what the heck were people

17:49

playing with back then cuz it's very

17:51

different than all the other years but

17:52

we still got to get to the Time Capsule

17:54

you ready okay here we go one

18:00

a lot of candy what w that's amazing

18:06

what are the chances that it's candy

18:07

from the 1960s how do we even get our

18:09

hands on that what somebody wants to

18:12

buried candy from the 196s individual

18:15

wrapped cinnamon gum Boston baked beans

18:19

what is that strawberry rolls oh my

18:22

goodness I've never even heard of any of

18:24

these things they're probably expiring

18:26

Reeds cinnamon look this is from this is

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since

18:30

1893 and hope I love to see you guys in

18:32

the next video If you subscribe see you

18:36

then that's really

18:41

good don't even

18:47

joke not even worried about him perfect

18:51

that's a wrap

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