Were you a child of the 60s? If so, what slang phrases do you recall using? If not, what 60s slang words have you heard in movies, films, TV shows, or songs? Let us know in the comments section below.
▬Contents of this video▬ 00:00 - Intro 00:21 - Far Out 00:30 - Bummer 00:46 - Hang Loose 01:05 - Give Me Some Skin 01:15 - I Got To Split 01:35 - Lay It On Me 01:50 - Cop A Breeze or Agitate the Gravel 02:08 - Apple Butter 02:25 - Backseat Bingo 02:45 - Beatnik 03:34 - Cool 03:54 - Cruisin’ For A Brusin’ 04:07 - Pad 04:23 - Ginchy 04:38 - Dreamboat 04:49 - Groovy 05:22 - Passion Pit 05:33 - Chrome-Plated 05:45 - The Living End 05:56 - Burn Rubber 06:09 - Get Pinned 06:26 - Off The Cob 06:34 - Dig It 07:11 - It’s A Gas 07:30 - Mellow 07:55 - Outro
The sixties were a fun and memorable time to be a kid. For one thing, everything was a lot cheaper. You could go out to the movies with your friends for about 70 cents. Compare that to the $20 ticket price in most major US cities today.
After catching a film you could hit up the local burger shack or soda fountain and only have to shell out another couple of quarters to have a full meal and a milkshake to top it off.
Youth culture dominated the 1960s. Young people were constantly inventing new ways to dress, date, get around, and speak. Some slang terms of this era made a significant impact on the way that we talk today, while others died out by the end of the decade.
From calling everything a gas to getting down and groovy while trying your best to hang loose, watch this video to join us on a little trip down memory lane to a bygone time that many of us wish never ended. These are the definitive slang terms of the 1960s.
Slang Words That Every 60S Kid Will Remember Instantly
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