Flashback Friday: First airing in Melbourne on the 28th February 1983 and recorded on Betamax, McDonald’s Australia served us up a nice big budget, yet slightly schlocky, Broadway style production number inspired by earlier 1970s American television advertising. Well done, Macca’s – it’s this high level of fast food aspiration that has earned you a place in Australian pop cultural hearts forever.
This season, Archie Alled-Martinez shifts towards a different take on the 1970s. Exploring the street style of a “70s hustler”, ALLED-MARTINEZ unveils a SS22 Paris collection that includes, for the first time, non-knitted pieces, clashing them with styling elements and dress codes of today’s skateboarders.
Eclectic Method have nailed it again with this awesome remix of the smash hit Marvel movie Deadpool. LOVE it! 🙂
We’re currently loving Vintage Beat by Joe Penna, also known as Mystery Guitar Man, a clever compilation of film clips from the 1940s, 1950s, and 1960s that are all connected together with a danceable soundtrack. Happy Monday 🙂
Ricky Gervais: Eclectic Method have released an awesome supercut remix of comedian Ricky Gervais laughing in films, television shows, talk shows, and more. Definitely our video OTD – love it!! 🙂
Spock: We’re baaaaack! Apologies for the break in communication, peeps, but we’ve been on a restful holiday for a few weeks. So to kick off our return to the interwebs, we present you with “The Good of the One” – a musical tribute to Leonard Nimoy and his character Spock by Melodysheep. This video mashup uses an assortment of Star Trek clips where Spock and other characters discuss the notion of the needs of the many outweighing those of the few. Awesome stuff! 🙂
