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Get out your legwarmers and pop in a mix tape because the 80s are back! It was the raddest decade ever, and Total 80s Remix has all your favorite 80s movies, tubular 80s music, and yes – we have wicked awesome 80s fashion plus the 80s people and celebrities who set the raddest trends.

Can you relate? Are you still living in the 80s? If you’ve got Pac-Man Fever or if you’re still trying to solve Rubik’s Cube, then you’re totally going to dig our 80s fads.

So, enjoy this little trip through time, back to the 80s, the decade that brought us acid-washed jeans, Atari, big hair, and synth-pop music. Remember when MTV actually played music videos? You’ve just entered the 80s, and it was, like, the best. Decade. Ever.

Total 80s Remix

Total 80s Remix is not about the 80s. It IS the 80s. We’ve got totally awesome 80s movies playing on VHS, def 80s music rockin’ on cassette, and rad 80s people hanging out under our cheesy neon signs.

Want 80s fashion? Hold on to your headbands, cause we’ve got lots of it! And we have the 80s fads too – from Atari to the Rubik’s Cube. From Boy George to Martha Quinn, and from Solid Gold to MTV, all the hot happenings of the 80s have come back to life right here at Total 80s Remix.

The only question is: Can you handle it?

Who’s Living in the 80s?

Molly Duke,
Editor-in-Chief
(Empress of the 80s)

I’m Molly Duke and I’m still living in the 80s. Go ahead and laugh it up (fuzzball) but believe me, if you’re going to be stuck in the past, the 80s is the place to be.

I wasn’t made in the 80s but I came of age during this tubular decade. Actually, I was just seven years old when it started, and I was lucky enough to soak it all up – every single 80s minute. And believe me, I had it all – the Atari, the totally neon socks, a rad collection of mix tapes, and a subscription to Teen Beat Magazine. I even had my very own bitchin’ MTV t-shirt, with my name on the back in glittery bubble letters.

I cried when Solid Gold was canceled and my dreams of becoming a Solid Gold dancer were ruined forever. But I like totally perked up when I realized that I could be an MTV veejay instead. Who would have guessed that MTV wouldn’t even be playing music twenty years later? Oh my god and gag me with a spoon!

So, with my Solid Gold dreams debunked and my veejay ambitions thwarted by bad reality TV, I decided the only thing left for me to do was to resurrect the 80s. What better place to do that than on the Internet?

And that’s why I started this awesome 80s website.