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🎸 Step back to August 1, 1981 — the day MTV changed music forever!
Relive the moment that revolutionized pop culture as “Video Killed the Radio Star” by The Buggles launched the world’s first-ever music video channel.

Experience the first 3 hours of MTV’s original broadcast, filled with legendary artists, retro graphics, and the electrifying spirit of the early ’80s. This is where music met television, and a cultural revolution was born.

Whether you grew up in the ’80s or just love retro vibes, this nostalgic trip will take you straight back to the golden age of video hits and visual creativity.

🎥 What You’ll See:

MTV’s original opening moments

“Video Killed the Radio Star” & other early classics

Vintage VJs and commercials

Rare broadcast footage from the dawn of the music video era

✨ Relive the music. Feel the moment. Witness history.

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  1. 1
    @ToddLantta

    Video killed. The radio star was the very first video played on MTV that was the greatest time of my life time goes by so fast. I went through junior high in high school with MTV in the 80s. It was the greatest time of my life. It’s so nice to see this again

  2. 3
    @ToddLantta

    I completely lived for this back when I was in high school MTV ruled in the 80s before it turned into crap reality TV which completely ruined MTV as we knew it really wish it would come back

  3. 5
    @ToddLantta

    MTV ruled in the 80s. I really wish it would come back. I love all the VJ’s that we grew up with. This was truly a magical time in my life was totally awesome back then we didn’t have the Internet, but we had MTV and it was the greatest thing ever. God bless the 80s and God bless all of you.

  4. 11
    @jmp01a24

    MTV is commercials for music 24h per day. But of course the corporate greed is bottomless in the US so they said: We need commercials to the highest bidder in between each song 💩🤬

  5. 15
    @chewey3rd

    I would spend hours and hours glued to the tv watching nothing but my MTV back in the early to mid 80’s. Headbangers Ball and 120 minutes were my favorite. For me, MTV died in the early 2000’s and I guess it will officially be dead after 2025. RIP and thanks for the awesome memories.

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    @montysmegma4649

    Other than ridiculousness, which I absolutely adore, it is an absolutely worthless channel. Actually, that’s not fair. It’s worse than that. It puts on the most contrived lowest denominator of human behavior ever. It elevates the scum of humanity as acceptable behavior. Most particularly disgusting is “caught in the act” with Tami Roman. If there’s something worse than their stupid contrive, reality challenge shows, this is it. Probably the worst thing on television since the medium was invented. When MTV started in the 80s people on that show would’ve been shun from society let alone elevated to be on television.

    But then again the learning channel and most other TV stations are no better.

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