And you know what that means......
It's time for another Flashback.
Time to embarrass ourselves a little further.
It's time for a giggle :)
WHEN WILL I, WILL I BE FAMOUS ?
Ahhh yes, lyrics that use to send me into a spin. A song that I am sure my mother still has nightmares about. The song had no great meaning just a "cool" catchy beat and three gorgeous guys belting it out .... please don't judge me for using the word gorgeous, I promise my taste has improved immensely over the years !
I had a huge poster on my bedroom wall of Matt, Luke and Craig, and together they were the British trio that were formally known as Bros.
Bros |
I thought that they were the best thing to ever walk the earth, a trio of dreams. Every day I would bid that poster good morning and good night and more often then not spend my spare hours twirling around my bedroom, hairbrush in hand singing sappy love songs to them as if they were right there in the room with me ......
How cheesy !!
The "Global Push" as the 1988 concert was named, was the first ever concert that I went to and believe it or not,
The Original 1988 Program |
Today, as I watch the hysteria that revolves around One Direction, memories come flooding back. It's great to see that same enthusiasm. The same love for an idol/idols. And I am sure that it will continue on for many generations to come.....
After all, our mothers had the Beatles didn't they !
Joining the lovely Cathy for another round of Flashback Friday
Lol I loved Bros too! I believe theirs was the first concert I attended - but I couldn't remember it was called The Global Pash Tour! That's hilarious! I actually wrote a post last year about teenage obsession with idols - one Direction, Elvis and The Beatles. So very true that once, we were just like today's teenagers :) Thanks for linking up!
ReplyDeleteOmg it was The Global PUSH Tour! Haha I read Pash lol
DeleteYeah, was mad for Bros. And now my daughter has her teenage idols too. Funny how things repeat like that. Funny post :-)
ReplyDeleteI wasn't mad for Bros but I did love their songs. I love the hysteria that surrounds heart throbs as they appear. Love the hype!
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