Haircut 100. Weren’t they so then?
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I remember Love Plus One … But that’s about it.
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I’ve averaged one haircut about every two months throughout most of my life, so Haircut 100 would have been when I was about 17. Good times. Clinton was President, music still sounded like music, the Millennials were still just young kids, and all was right with the world.
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Oh yea. I’d forgotten just how very 1980s they were.
Those are their other two singles that I remember.
Also, vaguely related- at work, I had to write a little program to calculate how much value some of the company’s assets had to be marked down by (a figure known as a “haircut”) . Naturally, I made sure that the code was configured in such a way that haircut_100 was a valid and logical variable name to use at one point.
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The first time I heard Vampire Weekend I thought, “Oh good, the '00s have their very own Haircut 100”
I’m just going to leave this here. Because I want to.
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I remember they performed (or pantomimed) “Favourite Shirts” on the show Laugh Trax. (Man, I loved that show.)
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Ooo this is so on point and totally woke 
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Hey I remember those guys! But I haven’t thought about them once in 30 years.
@critter Wasn’t Fun Boy Three one half of the English Beat? Or something?
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The Specials.
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I love this band unironically.
Feel the same way about Vampire Weekend. 
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The phrase Vampire Weekend means something totally different than I thought it did.
I thought it was a weekend so wild and crazy that it doesn’t help you unwind, but drains your energy like a vampire. You’re actually looking forward to coming into the office at 7am on Monday so you can have some down time.
It turns out that it didn’t have that meaning. Until now.
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I remember that song/video, for sure.
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So, 80s. Much preppy. Such wow!
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