As it turns out, after @treevibenana’s sister moved out as a teenager, their parents decided to keep the room as it is and it remained that way for almost four decades. The clip shows walls covered with posters of popular glam metal bands from the ‘80s, like Def Leppard and Whitesnake, actor Johnny Depp, and the TV show Miami Vice. There is also an American flag on the bed, various toys from the era, and a collection of books. 

 “My sisters room was kept just as it was when she left home as a teenager! Literally nothing removed. It was like stepping back in time to when I was a teenager!!!,” @treevibenana wrote in the caption of the video.

The video ended up attracting quite a lot of attention on social media, being viewed 4.7 million times and receiving more than 10K comments from amazed TikTokers. Check it out below and see what a genuine teenage bedroom looked like in the 1980s. 

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The Joy of Painting was a special show in many ways. Bob’s special painting technique allowed him to create snowy mountains, red striking sunsets and enchanted forests with just a few colors and strokes of a brush. But he’s most widely known and beloved for his calm voice and easy-going attitude, that makes everything seem alright.

It’s been a while since Bob Ross was a TV star, but today, thanks to social media, he’s making a comeback with younger generations! You can now watch most of the show’s episode on the Bob Ross YouTube channel and relive the magic!   

The post This Nostalgic TV Star is Making a YouTube Comeback appeared first on PlayJunkie.

Wyatt Little

Self-taught ceramic artist Wyatt Little recreates ’90s staples, repurposing them with creative results. Age-old computers and nostalgic trainers turn into trendy plant holders under Little’s hand. “I love it when people are confused by my pieces at first glance,” he admitted in an interview with the Urban Outfitters blog. “Then once they figure it out, I hope they are delighted.” We know you’ll be delighted.

Working Girls 

Cincinnati-based artist and designer Shailah Maynard launched her brand, Working Girls, in 2015. Inspired by ’80s and ’90s music, film, and pop-culture, she sells ironic (but practical) merch that includes anything from pool floats in the shape of body parts to a resin toilet seat with flowers. “Working Girls isn’t just one type of craft or product,” she stated in an interview with the Urban Outfitters blog. “The brand as a whole is a concept.”

Scott Young

We fell in love with Scott Young’s illustrations after coming across his zodiac signs T-shirts. With a knack for pop culture and a nod to art history, his work includes a Doritos bag painting, upon which he drew flowers. Originally from Olympia, Washington and currently living and working in New York City, he sells his merch on his online shop, where most of his stuff sells out in the blink of an eye.

The post Wear Your Nostalgia on Your Sleeve With These Designers appeared first on PlayJunkie.

As it turns out, after @treevibenana’s sister moved out as a teenager, their parents decided to keep the room as it is and it remained that way for almost four decades. The clip shows walls covered with posters of popular glam metal bands from the ‘80s, like Def Leppard and Whitesnake, actor Johnny Depp, and the TV show Miami Vice. There is also an American flag on the bed, various toys from the era, and a collection of books. 

 “My sisters room was kept just as it was when she left home as a teenager! Literally nothing removed. It was like stepping back in time to when I was a teenager!!!,” @treevibenana wrote in the caption of the video.

The video ended up attracting quite a lot of attention on social media, being viewed 4.7 million times and receiving more than 10K comments from amazed TikTokers. Check it out below and see what a genuine teenage bedroom looked like in the 1980s. 

The post Viral TikTok Video Shows “Time Capsule” Bedroom Where Nothing Has Been Touched Since the 1980s appeared first on PlayJunkie.

The Joy of Painting was a special show in many ways. Bob’s special painting technique allowed him to create snowy mountains, red striking sunsets and enchanted forests with just a few colors and strokes of a brush. But he’s most widely known and beloved for his calm voice and easy-going attitude, that makes everything seem alright.

It’s been a while since Bob Ross was a TV star, but today, thanks to social media, he’s making a comeback with younger generations! You can now watch most of the show’s episode on the Bob Ross YouTube channel and relive the magic!   

The post This Nostalgic TV Star is Making a YouTube Comeback appeared first on PlayJunkie.

Wyatt Little

Self-taught ceramic artist Wyatt Little recreates ’90s staples, repurposing them with creative results. Age-old computers and nostalgic trainers turn into trendy plant holders under Little’s hand. “I love it when people are confused by my pieces at first glance,” he admitted in an interview with the Urban Outfitters blog. “Then once they figure it out, I hope they are delighted.” We know you’ll be delighted.

Working Girls 

Cincinnati-based artist and designer Shailah Maynard launched her brand, Working Girls, in 2015. Inspired by ’80s and ’90s music, film, and pop-culture, she sells ironic (but practical) merch that includes anything from pool floats in the shape of body parts to a resin toilet seat with flowers. “Working Girls isn’t just one type of craft or product,” she stated in an interview with the Urban Outfitters blog. “The brand as a whole is a concept.”

Scott Young

We fell in love with Scott Young’s illustrations after coming across his zodiac signs T-shirts. With a knack for pop culture and a nod to art history, his work includes a Doritos bag painting, upon which he drew flowers. Originally from Olympia, Washington and currently living and working in New York City, he sells his merch on his online shop, where most of his stuff sells out in the blink of an eye.

The post Wear Your Nostalgia on Your Sleeve With These Designers appeared first on PlayJunkie.