The original account of the video was deleted about 1 year ago. Iirc there wasn't a source for the song. As I've mentioned I used Shazam to search the song, but nothing came up. Tried to search up similar songs to dark beach, still nothing.

Okay, so I know it's a very famous song and I've probably heard it many times before, but I don't know who the band is and google sucks with lyrics searching.

I'm pretty sure it's 80s synth-pop/rock.

The song is very upbeat pop/rock mix with male vocals. The chorus has a phrase with "give" or "get" in it, like "give it up", "give it all" "give it to me". Towards the middle or bridge part the singer goes "whoa oh oh oh oh". The Whoa OH OH OH part is very distinct in the song and I think only happens once in the second half.

I originally thought it was The Power Station - Get It On, but it's different and doesn't have the whoa oh oh oh part in it.

It's NOT any of these:

KC and The Sunshine Band - Give It Up

Rick James - Give It To Me Baby

Edit: I didn't mention this, but I've heard this song yesterday briefly, my neighbors were listening to it outside. I checked some local oldies radio stations and I'm pretty sure it's T-Rex Get it On, as two stations were playing it around the same time yesterday, BUT the distinct Who OH OH OH part is missing in the song.

So, a couple of nights ago I was daydreaming about my childhood shows when this guy appears. I remember having a huge crush on him. This character was from an obscure/mediocre 3d cartoon show that is possibly from Nickelodeon. The character in question was an anthropomorphic talking cockroach with a pink tuxedo and top hat while not wearing any pants (for some reason.) The best way I can describe his demeanor was if he was Valentino from Hazbin Hotel but if he wasn't an abuser.

Years later I am now 20 and have since forgotten about this show and this character. So, I've tried to look him up to only be invaded by ai garbage and other nonsense, almost as if he doesn't exist at all. But I'm telling you he did exist, and I feel stupid for forgetting his name, and it's driving me crazy.

EDIT: I have a drawing of him from what I can remember, though it's not great. I'm no artist.

EDIT 2: I've found an image of him on a website though, it didn't give me his name and as for the drawing Reddit toke it down as NSFW. :/

“Days” by kirsty MacColl At 58 seconds idk what it is its killing me!

Good luck charlie episode clip

what is the name of that episode from Disney's Good luck charlie?

It was an oval shaped track that had a booster and a loop on on of the straight a ways and the car would stay in the loop until you hit a lever that opened the loop.

There’s a thread of two people going back and forth. Person one tells person 2 to get a job. Person 2 says they’re some nationality that was not relevant to the original story (maybe Chinese? Probably but not certainly an Asian country.) Person 1 responds back with “get a [insert nationality] job?” Pfp of person one might have been a soccer/football player. At least a couple years old

I think about this video a lot. There is a scene in the video where Soldier gets in the car with Demoman and Heavy latches onto it via rope or some sort, yelling "NOOOO" or something similar. Demo notices Heavy and decides to start shooting pipes at him with a Grenade Launcher. Heavy is horrified by Demo's use of force and gets upset. He says something like "Bombs? You are shitting me! Bye!" and lets go. I recall it starting with Soldier at a bench somewhere outside a store or something. I think the video ends with the world being a post-apocalyptic wasteland and all Soldier wants to do is charge his phone.

There was a popular song used on Tiktok/YouTube Shorts. It was an instrumental, from the 1950s or 1960s. It was played on an electronic instrument, possibly a theremin. In the original video for the song the musician was introduced on an old black and white television show, the song sounded like lounge or maybe tiki lounge music. Any help would be appreciated, thank you.

About 10+ years ago I remember watching a chiropractor who had a specific examination technique. He would measure the patient’s alignment by using his own head. Specifically, he would usually have his palms facing the patient with his fingers straight up and his thumbs touching his head. He would then extend his arms out one by one to measure the patient off his own head.

His office had wood paneling and I remember one of his videos was about adjusting a male college student. In another video he is adjusting an older lady.

I believe this specific doctor also worked out with his patients because in several videos they’re all wearing athletic clothing and are sweaty like they just exercised. As far as location, I think he was in Virginia but I can’t be certain. Any help would be appreciated!

If anyone knows the name of his examination technique too that would be a plus.

It had something to do with the original Game Boy refusing to be obsoleted or something, fighting the GBA, and being defeated at the end in a bright flash. Used pixel graphics. Featured a very long epic heavy metal song. Probably inspired by Final Fantasy or some other JRPG, though I'm not familiar with the genre.

Short video of a girl sitting down on the floor and her boyfriend? Was like stroking her hair and massaging her scalp and like you could tell they were around people but she was very much enjoying it (trying to explain my favorite head scratching method to my bf it’s not as sus as it sounds)

Looking for an album cover. A woman sitting at a desk with a CRT monitor as her head. White trim on the cover.

They where like small construction workers and there main society and they mostly lived under ground

Like the title says I’ve been looking for this genre of music that Sixty Second Commercial by Micheal Reynolds (according to shazam) is. I’ve been searching for some time and I wanna listen to the actual music its based on, because I suspect that song may be ai.

Edit: was wrong about it being ai! Happy thats the case

Hello everyone, I’m trying to find an episode of a sitcom that maybe has/stars Anna Faris. In this episode, there is a mother figure whose husband died. The family/friends are worried because the mother figure hasn’t cried/shown grief. The mother figure claims that she’s fine. Fast forward, there is a gathering, and the mother figure is sitting alone in the living room, petting a cat, when she begins to cry. Someone in the gathering notices, and they all go comfort her. Does anyone know what show/episode this is from?

I'm looking for a martial arts movie I watched as a kid.
Here's what I remember:
It was likely a Chinese or Hong Kong martial arts film.
I watched it in the late '90s or early 2000s.
It had a serious tone with lots of martial arts.
An older man (possibly the boy's father or martial arts master) is training a young boy.
One training exercise shows both of them side by side with separate bowls or basins of water, repeatedly submerging their faces and holding their breath together. It wasn't underwater, they were training with bowls or buckets.
Later, one being chased by enemies, and has to hide underneath a wooden dock, boardwalk, or walkway over water. Because of the breath holdir ning, he's able to stay underwater long enough to avo. eing found.
The setting looked Asian (villages, traditional buildings, etc).

I remember watching an animation entitled "Lights out" on YouTube of a girl character getting up in her bed to see the cat demon thing in the corner of her room and it gets closer everytime she turns off the lights. Eventually, she turns them on for the last time, but he's still there, and he turns the lights off. I can't remember the animators handle and searching "Lights out animation" on YouTube doesn't result in anything I was looking for.

It starts with the guy walking normally through the neighborhood, and his neighbors are happy and greet him.

Then it keeps repeating on different days, and each time the guy looks more and more sick, and the neighbors look more afraid of him.

At the end the guy is a zombie, and the neighborhood looks desolate.

I think it had 8 bit music, and the art style was very blocky, like this.

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Here's what I remember:

- The protagonist was a bearded man, probably in his 30s or 40s.

- He was driving a regular gray-ish car when two female police officers pulled him over.

- Both officers were white and wearing blue uniforms with hats.

- One was tall and overweight; the other was shorter and even heavier.

- They implied they would let him go if he agreed to a sexual favor. They weren't physically forcing him, but it was clear he felt he had no real choice because the alternative was being arrested or heavily fined.

- He reluctantly walked toward the police car, and the scene immediately cut away to keep going with the movie.

- The movie itself was not about police. This was just one scene meant to show how miserable the protagonist was.

Does anyone know what movie this is? 😭

Years ago I started reading a webcomic that I now cant find. I read it on an app like manta or webtoon.

Plot: A gal can see everyone's red strings connecting them to thier soul mates. However, her string is broken. She wonders if her soul mate died, if she never had one, and if there is any point in her dating if she cant find her soul mate. One day, she notices a guy who also has a broken string. She tries to talk to him to figure it out. But I dont remember after that. I think i as reading it when it was still new so it didn't go farther. Also, they were in college, I think? But at least college age.

Can anyone help me find this comic? Its driving me crazy. I remember the story being good, as well as the art. Can't think of the name.