Two Tribes
Frankie Goes to Hollywood Lyrics

@pattipat9671

👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽🤩👍 I agree....never boring

@janezjonsa3165

Yes, AI works this jewel on me.

@jodibrooklyn1033

💯

@Koozwad

This is what war should look like - a fight between the ones pulling the strings.

@turokforever007

Would be nice to see that

@marcosgomes7681

Exactly,😅

@DahonGone

You have to keep going behind the curtains. Political leaders are mere puppets. Try the globalist bankers. And keep going...

@jeffreypowell5221

When my friends and I were in high school in the early 1980’s and living with the very real fear of dying at any moment in a nuclear holocaust, we knew exactly what this song was all about. Thank you Frankie for helping relieve our Cold War angst.

@ricogomez4020

Back then the mainstream media & Hollywood pushed that our Republican president was going to lead us into a war. Of course that didn't happen and you see it was the same way with Trump. Now with Biden who has us in 2 wars the media & Hollywood don't bring that up.

@melissazanella3938

We are here again!

@gyobfan22

@@melissazanella3938 Except now nuclear war isn't spoke about like it was back in the 80s. Where are songs like this or tv dramas like Threads? Even the media is barely making a fuss.

@atv22345

old ass nga

@mzmadmike

@@gyobfan22 Because it's not going to happen.

@turgid_member8717

Todd in the Shadows sent me here

@user-sd3ik9rt6d

Not the only one, but I do remember it the first time around.

@zavtparticles6828

literally same

@drssexy2142

9. weeks. @. number. 1

@flightoflightning2505

Tonya Harding sent me here…

@Hoshimaru57

He sent me here after reminding me this song existed. Now I’m off to The Race by Yello.

@conanc1487

Who knew that Frankie Goes to Hollywood would be so relevant in 2022?

@richard7645

Because politics never changes

@rachelmiller2719

This songs always relevant in general.

@crystalbluepartain3434

im here cause the south park episode last night

@michaeldangela4121

@@crystalbluepartain3434 same loooool

@RobeonMew

South Park predicted this.

@wendyxmarie

So sad that this song is just as relevant in my 60s as it was in my 20s.

@MintyEevee

It was relevant to my mum in her 20's and now it's relevant in my 20's. Crazy.

@adrianlast195

Back then I was terrified of nuclear war.I am 56 now and not terrified because if it happens death will be instant. I would not want to survive.

@adamrobinson8620

A lot of 80s hits were about this. Sting has reworked Russians too.

@Spartan77

I am only a few years behind you but soooooooo true. Make sure you watch the South Park Putin video on Youtube if you haven't already.

@stephfox4667

@@adrianlast195 but think about the youngsters. I don't have kids either, but I wouldn't want to be them right now.

@davehamptonjr

80’s bands were living through the times. A number of them weren’t afraid to include a message amidst the music.

@seantynan1

We need them now, but music has lost some of its purpose in our age, it seems.

@proximityeffect1603

I swear holly Johnson has the most recognisable “yeah” in music

@carolball5764

Too right.. Brilliant voice too!!

@COIcultist

@@carolball5764 I think some other Randy Scouse Gits were more than three times more recognisable by saying "Yeah Yeah Yeah" more than four times with the final line of the chorus "Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah." and more than seven times with the final "Yeah, yeah, yeah
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah!" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ixrnWDICB5U

@stephendarcy9803

Well ‘ard lad!!!

@robertmanfredthurrigl9424

Indeed he has Together Billy Idol who also had that

@orlandocordova8818

You are so right!
RIGHT! 😮!
GREAT SONG! I LOVED IT!

@aliciabogue6542

it's amazing how many songs from the 80s apply to the current situation

@adrinathegreat3095

Half the songs during the first half of the 80s seemed to be about nuclear war.
The cold war was at its peak, must have also been half a dozen movies made about it during that time, plus countless documentaries as well

@CanopyShell

apollo creed vs ivan drago

@gudaguda5523

History repeats and Rhymes but never the same

@SonicConstruction

yes. I've just remixed this track in modern form :) see my channel

@laughingman8578

Us humans will never learn, that is why.

@neerajtohan2507

Frankie goes to Hollywood rarely get the recognition from their peers. Brilliant band

@paulanthony5274

Well ahead of their time too. When I was a kid listening to this it sounded like something from outer space or something excellent music only wish they did more

@mightyV444

One reason for this may be that apart from the vocals from Holly Johnson and Paul Rutherford, the band didn't actually play on the first Frankie album themselves (as opposed to their second one); This were producer Trevor Horn's studio crew. The actual songs were still written by the band, though. I love the title track 'Welcome To The Pleasuredome' in particular 😊

@Gaz9000

@@mightyV444 welcome to the pleasuredome, what an awesome song. Holly Johnson has just released a new album named "Released from the pleasuredome"

@mightyV444

@@Gaz9000 - Oh! Interesting! Thank you for the info! 🙂

@sooperdt

When two tribes think they want to go to war they need to RELAX and DON'T DO IT

@paulanthony5274

Yes, the power of love should surfice.

@ste9281

This is how all wars should be fought in the future. Stick their leaders in a boxing ring and may the best man win.

@edlawn5481

Putin would win in about 5 seconds.

@parallaxnick637

@@edlawn5481 Sadly that is true.

@stephaniegormley9982

Well said. Ronny'd kick Chernenko's @ss

@doyleperkins4916

The caricatures of Reagan and Chernenko are convincing...

@KingFahtah

That's what made it shocking at the time.

@romarovinciguerra5387

I was lmao when they showed Putin dancing to this on Southpark.

@foxy629

lmao southpark

@melissazanella3938

We are here again.
1984/2024.

@canercebeci8468

Yes good song

@ianfisch7289

Thank you Todd. Another Automatic Man!

@alexdg00

The Production on these Frankie songs is way ahead of its time

@marcusjahnke9287

My mother got upset when I played this single when it came out. She remembered the air warning signal from the war all too well.

@nigeldunwell81

Even more relevant now

@WillyBraggTV

All of a sudden, this song became relevant again.....

@geevee7823

The most incredible pop production of all time, now more relevant than ever.

@brandonquezada9523

Meh more relevant during the actual Cold War

@reggiekrager5411

@@brandonquezada9523 It never ended Lmao. It just took a break during 1989/1990-2014 then resumed exactly were it left off, just with the composition of the two sides slightly changed and the demarcation line between the two blocs moved further East. Also another big change is that now China is the main power opposing the western sphere of influence and the "patriarch" of the anti-western alliance, rather than Russia which has been reduced to a more secondary role by China's side. Also there's no more ideological element to the conflict, pretty much all the great powers at the moment are various shades of capitalist, and economics, trade and soft power play a much bigger role.

@humanbeingchatagentinsal-rv1zy

The best music video ever made! The theme, camera-work, nationalities, video importance, the actors playing Reagan and Gorbachev, the music leading up to the final act: the Earth is demolished.

@dirkbaeke2935

@@humanbeingchatagentinsal-rv1zy I think it is not Gorbatchov but Bresnjev

@dancingvirgil

Second most overused YT Music video comment.

@quietone610

Todd in the Shadows sent me.

@SerialK1986

Same, lol.

He wasn't kidding, this is good.

@drssexy2142

9 weeks @ number 1

@thadtuiol1717

I wish all wars were fought like this: just the bastards in suits who call for them doing the actual fighting.

@laartwork

There would be no wars if they had to do the fighting

@henksamsung1216

@@laartwork Also, there would not be war if no one would lend them the fake money needed to wage them.

@genokemp2433

👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍i want to say more but biting my lip /keyboard 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

@garethhughes7528

Trouble is, then we'd just vote in massive Arnold Schwarzeneger type leaders.
Actually, fuck it, get the roids and the ballot box out - let's have it.

@bestinthewest4697

@@garethhughes7528 Either that, or you get a martial arts master. These guys can crack some bigger opponents down.

@tomdonahue4224

I was stationed in Germany when this came out. Surreal.

@jamesalexander5623

Stationed at RAF Upper Heyfrord,England '77 to '86 ..... F-111's Uploaded with Nukes!

@redstickham6394

@Viro Pax This got played on MTV regularly, but it was an edited, less graphic version of the video.

@reggiekrager5411

Crazy times they were. I'm from the former Eastern Bloc and my father saw the Berlin Wall with his own eyes back in the 80s when he was on a visit to East Germany, him and a couple of his work colleagues went by themselves outside the organized tour because they wanted to see the Wall with their own eyes. They got to the Brandenburg Gate but when they wanted to take a closer look they were accosted by some East German border guards who basically told them to frick off. Every night while they were in East Germany they would sit in their hotel rooms till late watching West German television. "The other side" was just a couple of minutes walk from where they were staying but for them it was physically unreachable at that time. Really says a lot about the absurdity of the Cold War and the unecessary walls that we humans tend to put between ourselves. And to think that merely 20 years later me, him and mum would go to visit Berlin again and we would pass freely through the Brandenburg Gate which by then had become just an ordinary square in the city.

@androidemulator6952

Travelling thru Celle (Bergen), Germany during that time.. tanks in the forests.. signs saying "do not leave road / beware of tanks" .

@SuperbonyTheCat

@biggers1356

This is what we are missing today. Artists that shine a light on the issues of our time.

@Boilingfrogg

Propaganda. Come back Reagan

@jamesforster7612

Enter Shikari my friend.

@Dontblamehim

I can’t picture music without political messaging behind it.

@GuerillaBunny

They're not missing. The critique of current issues IS the reason most, if not all, don't make it to the limelight... Major labels don't want to upset the money-people or - heaven forbid - give people ideas, so you gotta go to the indies and self-publishing artists for that.

@louise_rose

ZTT as a label would have been unthinkable in today's music business (they would never have made the impact they had, or produced as many great records). One of the reasons being, the money has gone out of record production.

@horrorstitches

Sad how these songs don't have more views. The messages they carry have so much relevance today than ever.

@brad3042

Came here after the mention by Todd in the Shadows.

@demonhalo67

I was born in the mid eighties, this is my era and the music I still listen to, '85-'93 is where most of my favourite songs hail. This era will never be replicated, the atmosphere, songwriting, the blazing synths and depth will never again be replicated.

@ansch2807

That's right 👍
Today's musicians can't do that, they could follow an example!

@JB.zero.zero.1

And here we are again - West vs. East - on & on & fuckin' on.

@paulbrumhead7792

I think there is a very good possibility that this song is even more relevant today than when it was released

@spensert4933

Yah and the Russians have us fighting each other in the US . Checkmate.

@pauljensen5699

Child, for those of us who bought this album on cassette while it was on the top 40, the current situation isn't even remotely close.

Watch some history videos and then realize the computer they used for the history video had more memory than the ENTIRE US government had at the time.

Realize that your last phone had more speed than the most powerful computers at the CIA.

All the decisions had to be made by people, and the network moved at speeds that couldn't even handle a small .jpeg image.

@paulbrumhead7792

@@pauljensen5699 lol...Child...Im almost 50..I bought this album on cassette when it came out...

@Hertfordshire247

@@spensert4933 You honestly believe that? Try China buddy. Not even the Russians like 'em. That says a lot.

@robertbrewington7546

They never have. They never signed on to attach the US and the few times they got close Mexico or Cuba backed out. (Of course we told Mexico the FIRST people were gonna deal with when the Russians leave is YOU!) It’s NEVER been about the Russians. They don’t run anything.

@TheMasterNo6

Absolutely brilliant. Still pertinent. Still relevant. We haven't come very far...have we...

@jengarcia6957

We really haven't. Individually maybe but not as a collective

@pauldavies9339

Especially as we living through agenda 21 to agenda 30, 2021/2030, you'll see

@catbreath007

@@jengarcia6957 .. We should put Boris, Biden & Putin into a boxing ring & let them themselves knock the 💩 out of each other !!

@lexusmaxus

Sharing this & the 12” mix to all char grps now

@wessexfox5197

@@catbreath007 Putin is ex KGB and is a black belt in Judo, he would flummox Demented Biden and Bohemian Boris in 30 seconds flat.

@TwinRiver100

This week's episode of South park brought me here.
Season 25 episode 4

@Joshapopolus

Learned about this song from a Cold War documentary lmao shit slaps dawg

@eightiesmusic1984

Astonishing record then and now. The production, melody, lyrics and resonance- incredible. Just been on a tour of Liverpool music sites with Brian Nash of FGTH, including a visit to The Bridewell pub where they formed, rehearsed and wrote Welcome To The Pleasure Dome. Charles Dickens visited as well in 1860. There are two plaques outside about the band and him. Brian Nash was very personable throughout, communicated information very well and told some interesting anecdotes and stories about music. Walking through Liverpool en route to Mathew Street and The Cavern in the pouring rain no-one recognised him as one quarter of probably the biggest sensation in music of the eighties, certainly 1984. He does look different now, of course but said he is only occasionally recognised.

@job9852

Number one in '1984' and so was '99 Red Balloons'

@AleakweAndOlivia

"are we living in a land where sex and horror are the new gods. yeah". rhetorical. no question (mark) . Brilliant

@ilovesuisse1

I loved this song when it came out in 1984, still love it in October 2021, still has great energy.

@zana5871

👍👍👍👍

@ejvd3462

Exactly, mate

@David-gd6qt

and in Feb 2022 it might become a reality

@suzi54

BRILLIANT 👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐1️⃣9️⃣8️⃣0️⃣S FOREVER⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

@richard7645

Strange on how it came out in 1984 🤔

@TestTest-zb3dt

This is very relevant again.

@Comet701

This song has been playing in my head the past 8 days.

@cerealkiller4248

Still makes the hair on the back of my neck stand up nearly 40’s years on, a truly EPIC track 😎😎😎

@TheTechCguy

My childhood in the 1990s and GTA Vice City brought me back here. Goated nostalgia forever!

@danfed3423

Here we are again, 1980’s…2020’s…good grief. And shortwave radio is even back in style again.

@Fiftytimes

Did Holly Johnson have a time machine? How can this song be so relevant today? Nearly 40 years later and we’re all still working for the black gas. What’s happening now is terrifying. Solidarity with the people of the Ukrain

@ShutUpAlready444

Yup. This song and Genesis "Land of Confusion"

@ste9281

This was written in protest of the Cold War and it will always be relevant until war is over

@petrathomas554

It's chilling isn't it ? We haven't learned have we ?

@wynnzeng1235

Russia deployed strategical units such as the Northern Fleet this morning (EST) in preparation for nuclear war. It's fucking wild……

@thedungeondelver

Putin put his nuke forces on alert. I mean, goddamn.

@FentonWenge

It's almost like we're doomed to repeat history.

@sharoncopeland4429

I saw them in Manchester 1986, great gig, killer bass from Mark O'Toole.

@alexgorchkov3844

Me: world leaders should meet in octagon!..
My friend: check this song out!
🤣💯

@MrKpsuk84

0:05 - 0:31 One of (if not the) best intro to a song ever. It gives me goosebumps everytime

@seantynan1

Threads!

@pilgrimomega

Hi everyone else who came here Feb of 2022. We're all still at it, learning nothing.

@marcayres8635

Nothing has changed in my lifetime :(

@georgemathie8123

This is one of Godley and cremes best directed videos it just captured the whole Reagan vs Gorbachev cold war conflict in the best way possible a good old fashioned slamfest

@Levensbeschouwingnet

this was not Gorbachev, it was Chernenko

@georgemathie8123

@@Levensbeschouwingnet ok thanks for correcting me

@SuperbonyTheCat

@compo36

My memory brought me here.

@robertkustos2931

Relax, a ferry across the mersey brought me here.

@jfilm7466

Let's see politicians fight the wars they create whilst we watch it on live TV.

@jonblackburn7634

Sadly appropriate again in early 2022

@doktergroen

In 1984 this video was played in a disco on the Romanian coast, in the resort of Mamaia. As was the custom, when videos were played everybody stopped dancing and stood still watching the tv screen. My Romanian friend told me the audience had absolutely no idea what it was about.

@timmmahhhh

I'm amazed this was played in Romania during the Soviet era.

@farizbjorn

"why does the two man in the suit fighting again, Andrei?"

@GrayFoxROU

Most of the Romanians didn't even knew that Reagan was the president of the US.

@judyhopps9380

to be fair, Ceaușescu was like Kim Jong in terms of censorship and misinformation

@chucku00

@Balage78Szfvar BTW it's Chernenko (one of these old men) who is depicted in this video.

@Ansem198

Totally under rated video and song

@donaldjr1969

@Nimravid 66 interestingly enough, I saw the video for Two Tribes before ever hearing Relax in the USA. Then it seemed to drop off the face of the earth. Guess nobody liked nor could handle the message in this song. After all, the all out brawl at the end I took to mean any conflict between the Soviet Union and the USA would drag other countries into the fray.

I still like the actors who played the parts of Ronald Reagan and especially Konstatin Chernenko. But that ending scene... it hit hard then... it hits just as hard today.

@deltaframes-os4km

definitely not underrated by any means.

@lolololalala8225

Not in my country. few weeks on #1 spot.. And pretty much everyone from my age knows this clip. Very iconic.

@WazigeLogica

I'm beginning to think people make this statement to annoy people lol.. Makes no sense

@rosycandyhaven

@@WazigeLogica Yeah. Just trolls

@SaltyShaman

More relevant today than ever before. Make all the younger people watch this, NOW!

@richc848

No other pop record comes out punching this hard from the start, and somehow it gets bigger from there. As a young teen I thought it was the most exciting thing I'd ever heard. I sort of still do.

@John_Sharrock

One of the greatest pop songs ever made.... Turn it up to 11 and enjoy it's gloriousness!

@Okurka.

My amp goes to 50.

@Digitalgibbon82

24/2/2022 waking up to news of the Invasion

@Lightrunner.

More relevant than ever now.

@alanmctavish4802

This song has to be played up loud. Its one ov the best songs i have ever heard. I remember the summer of 1984 when this was at no.1 for a while on the uk charts. Those long hot summers, when every one could leave there doors and windows open when not in the house. I remember going up ferguslie park avenue on my bmx bike at age 11 and it was around 6.55pm and i could hear some one playing the music charts one sunday out loud from a house near bye. And when this song came on i liked it strait away as it kept getting faster and faster and louder and i got faster and faster on my bike lol, then it stopped at the end as in quite sudden. I bought it the next day. Those were the days. I was very very lucky. When men werent scared to do hard dirty jobs, with out hard labour you have nothing, the big money men want machines to do everything, even if they can make robots to use instead of humans, and they are doing it. But robots can only do so much, the world will always need tradesmen and even robots cant do hard labour. When i worked in a cooperage and seen the way the coopers made those whiskey barrels i had no idea how much skill and hard work was involved, the geometray in it alone was amazing, the way they had to observe everything and think what to do and what not to do as they worked away. It took them around 30 minutes to make a barrel from scratch. And they were mostly 45 gallon barrels that lasted at least 36 years and without leaking once? They even made 120 gallon barrels, they were over 5ft high, around 5ft 9 inches high, they were huge! But i think they were becoming not as common, as they were to big to handle all round. By the rules and laws ov the whiskey trade a barrel could only be used 3 times then had to be broken down. But the whisky in them took 8 to 12 years to mature in them. It took 7 years training to be a cooper at one time. A heard thats longer than a dr. Then they cut it down to 5 years due to machines making it a bit easier as everything had to be done by hand and not a machine in the place ov work. Its seen as more ov an art than a trade. Tbh i dont think it would be as good growing up as a kid in todays world, It would be good yes? but not the way we had it, not even close. Today you never see kids out kicking a ball about, no wonder at age 9 there 6ft tall and 25 stone, the boys are big as well. lol, we were 5ft and 6 stone lol. A couldnt eat a 2ft wide pizza with everything on it, except the 2 litre bottle of coke lol, at age 9 all too myself. A believe the technology in todays world is great but its making people much lazier than when i remember the old days, and especialy at work as thousands ov people must surely know. As so much doesnt get done even when there sitting down, no way would that lot last 5 minutes working in the 80s and 90s. The 1980s and early 90s were the best years ov my life. Brilllllliant!!!!!!! Today most boys play on artificial grass? But theres nothing better than natural grass. Especialy when it was a bit wet to slide into a tackle.

@bendesa

More relevant then ever these days

@stephensaxby2820

A great band..a brilliant brilliant song...and one of the best pop videos ever.

@seantynan1

That gritty synth bass, oh yeah! Stunning video, very political, we don't get that now, when it is sorely needed.

@wisteela

Once again, rather relevant.

@antmer3954

What this song related to was the USA ~ USSR "Cold War" era, amongst other things. So indeed its relevance today IS INDEED the same as when it was released in the mid - 1980s. I was age 14 here in Melbourne, Australia, when I heard it on radio at the time.

@antoniovasquez9946

It’s that time again 😎 🇺🇸 🇷🇺 🇺🇦

@JoaoSilva22222

When i was in Berlin visiting checkpoint Charlie i played this out loud on my headphones. So amazing.

@SatyrBarbarossa_Eleusis

Next time, let's rig up a proper Funktion One sound system!

@SciHeartJourney

38 years later and this song still rocks! 😄

@zac5562

Yes 👍 and Russia 🇷🇺 it’s against the USA 🇺🇸! Nothing changes, world stays the same….

@aegisgfx

Ive quite literally never heard another song like this one, nothing else is really even similar.

@gawill2327

Well I remember this when it was first released….and I think if I recall the video was banned uk…….well here we are in February 22, and this is even more relevant today unfortunately. God bless this crazy warmongering world!!….love and peace to every human and living creature 🙏🙏

@QFXmusic

If only real leaders could fight wars like this and leave all the good people to live and be free..

@roshnisounder239

And here we are…

@bryanbarnes3933

Putin has been very nostalgic lately.

@liamenigma9888

Yes he look so fucked up in South Park 🙏

@brandonmeadows8107

I think that is why we are all here right now.

@mrliam303

putin's pee pee don't work anymore, he must show he still got one this way... SAD but some truth in it HUMAN NATURE...

@somethingelse4878

Ffs i thought id be first with the Putin ref lol

@somethingelse4878

Isn't a Putin something you keep in a tank to do your business in

@METAL1ON

More relevant than ever.

@johnschewerer1313

South Park brought me here haha

@Darko_Milosevski03

I've been looking for this song for ages

@Rancorous_Ryan

Thank you, South Park!

@irishgirl356

When I first heard this song i was a frightened 12 year old now I'm a frightened woman 🙏💕

@Pwwh0711

Time doesn't flow - technically, you're already dead. 'Nothing at all about which to worry. Doris Day said it best...

@Koozwad

@@Pwwh0711 We also 'die' every time we fall asleep.

@thesexychameleon37

Everybody in the comments now: HeY aNyOnE hErE fRoM sOuTh PaRk

@chris_player2995

Gta Vice city and Putin dancing in South Park brought me here

@NuGanjaTron

We've come full circle since '84... ☹

@christopherdale5243

This song and relax are classics even today in 2020.

@Bobsend

The power of love as well

@christopherdale5243

@@Bobsend and welcome to the pleasure dome

@zoricaandrejevic8580

Satanic people on ride !!!

@zoricaandrejevic8580

VERY TXS TO FGTH for all that thay srgure as !!!

@christopherdale5243

@Viro Pax Alot Classic 80's tunes didn't make top 40 in the states that were international acts that still get played on radio ahead the crap that made the so called Top 40 what a wank!!!.

@rudivandereep310

.....And here we go again 37 years later ...

@willowvc1910

Couldn't get this song out of my head for days.. it is a message for the current times!

@sharongalway6478

Frankie are reforming to play Liverpool at Eurovision song contest... That's the best news since sliced bread.
What a band.
I saw them in mid 80s the King's Hall, Belfast. Outstanding. Bring it on. I'm going even if I will be on a rolator x

@dennishough3709

This song should have millions of views!!

@andresdelgadomerlos8259

Nope

@Catmelonsussyboi

@andresdelgadomerlos8259 Yes

@dreamattack69

nothing has changed almost 40 years after....

@wtf_usa5597

Here we are, 40 years later.. 😖

@jamiekelly7280

Why has this masterpiece not got 500 million views? I know cause it's nearly 40 years old. People these days, honestly.

@gangsom

Politicians never change.
Stop dividing us all by where we come from
Rise up

@0Zolrender0

The song is not only still good now, but the lyrics also relevant.

@nikreece6295

This video from Frankie goes to Hollywood summed up the tensions between the The old USSR and the U.S in the 1980s

@aubindemontfalcon5967

Who could imagine that in 2024 it would be a full-comeback in the cold war ?

@ladysuda3807

One of the best songs ever written! The video was literally perfect!

@dreamattack69

the video is totally ahead of time

@DarkRequiemFilms

Haha, South Park brought me here! 🤣🤣

@jdo582

2022 back to the future.

@TheHrb1234

Still such a damn great song 37 years later

@dfri729

Last night's debate should've been like this!

@SuperbonyTheCat

@bobbler2

Welcome back to the 1980's everyone!

@MichaelGarzaShow

Thank you Matt and Trey for bringing this back from the dead 😂. It is a classic song and yeah it fits today's era so well.

@5eA5

That Synth in 1983 or what changed music. What a band, 80ies were special.