A NEW ONE!| FIRST TIME HEARING Tiffany - I Think We’re Along Now REACTION

A NEW ONE!| FIRST TIME HEARING Tiffany - I Think We’re Along Now REACTION

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[Shrykespeare]

Well, dang. Now that you've done Tiffany, you have to do Debbie Gibson. These two were the teen queens of the mid-80s, and were on the radio so often they were practically interchangeable. (They were a breath of fresh air since the Go-Gos had broken up by then.) Tiffany had huge hits with this one (which is a remake of a Tommy James) song, as well as "I Saw Him Standing There" (a Beatles song with a twist), "Could've Been" and "All This Time". Debbie, around the same time, had huge airplay hits with "Only In My Dreams", "Shake Your Love", "Foolish Beat", and "Lost In Your Eyes". Neither one built a fanbase as huge as Madonna's, but they sure gave it their best shot. Both are now in their early 50s and still going (and still hot)!

[chriso]

This is a cover. Original sung by Tommy James and the Shodells in 1967. Tiffany's version is 1987(released not long before her 16th birthday) and it went to #1 in the US. The original went to #4.

[MrRolemaster]

Tiffany based all her success on an intense Mall-Tour at the beginning of her career. She literally went through all the american malls and played there, sometimes for free, and that made her a star back then. Fun Fact: If you know the TV Show 'How i met your mother', the character 'Robin Sparkles' and her hit 'Lets go to the mall' are a hommage to this.

[carmenohio]

I saw Tiffany in concert 2 years ago with Debbie Gibson, Salt N Pepa, Naughty By Nature, and NKOTB. They were all amazing

[hollydeitch]

Grade school flashbacks!
“Could’ve been” and “All this time” by Tiffany are STILL on my playlist! ❤️

[MiguelLopez-iste]

Sweet Reactions! In an MTV interview, Tiffany said she did that little vocal grind in honor of Stevie Nicks. Stevie was a huge inspiration for Tiffany

[rfun]

Tiffany and Debbie Gibson were our generation’s Christina and Brittney! 😉 Continue with Tiffany “Could’ve Been” great vocals on that one.

[slimlouis]

I loved this version and her voice as a teen. She was huge for a bit and then she just fizzled out. But she had a good 3 or 4 tunes over two good records. Then I moved to Hollywood/WeHo in my 20s and she lived in my neighborhood, shared same dog park. Such a lovely kind person. Still performing. She actually dog sat for me once in a pinch and I did the same for her when she traveled. Rarely talked about her career, it’s kind of not cool to do unless you really know someone or they bring it up somI never asked. But I did tell her I was a fan and saw her in concert. Not in a mall lol.

[kenbrandon]

This was an interesting phenomenon. Tiffany was one the first to use mall touring/concerts to build a fan base and promote songs. Also, this is a cover of one by Tommy James and the Shondells (forgive spelling) and almost at the same time, Billy Idol was covering Tommy James’ “Mony Mony”, pretty much trading spots for #1. James was happy since the covers were both good and other artists, like Joan Jett” were reviving his songs.

[Lensmaster]

Mall concerts weren't common but her main fan base was teenagers, and that's where they hung out. The 1980s was the height of mall culture. So, she was sent on a tour of malls and it worked.

[graverob]

I have met Tiffany twice, she is so down to earth. Lovely person. She loves her fans.

[austinbutler]

The first time I heard of Tiffany, and specifically this song, was from Full House. I remember DJ got in trouble for staying up late to watch Tiffany live from Tokyo. The random memories that can be triggered from music is crazy. 🤣

[Pushindazees]

I remember seeing Tiffany on her mall tour in Colorado Springs in the 80s. I don't think malls get enough traffic now for mall performances to pay off, but at one time it was THE place to hang out. I remember crowds in the mall where it was hard to walk through the throng of people.

[jeannieschmidt]

Squeee!! So excited to finally see some Tiffany on here. Yes - this is how she started out - singing in malls. She and Debbie Gibson EXPLODED in the 80's. This was Tiffany's first hit - a great cover. Check out All This Time, I Saw Him Standing There (Beatles cover), and Could've Been. And you MUST check out Debbie as well. She wrote ALL of her own music at 16 - and is an incredible artist. Lost in Your Eyes, Electric Youth, Over the Wall, and Foolish Beat are my personal faves. But she has an amazing 30 year rabbit hole to go down. Official videos please :)

[robertg]

Shopping malls were much different in the 1980s. They served as a social gathering place for teenagers (remember, this is pre-internet, pre-social media days)... not just a place for shopping. Malls were a huge deal and packed all the time. It's where you went to hang out with friends, spend time with friends from other schools, etc. Tiffany did a mall tour, playing concerts at various malls (and yes, many malls actually had a stage in the center of the mall). I can't imagine a teenage today saying "Hey, mom/dad, I'm going to go hang out at the mall."

[angelh]

Actually Tiffany's nick name was "Queen Of The Malls". Performers did this a lot back in the day. Tiffany was the first artist who was very successful in starting this trend.

[kaydee]

Yes, mall concerts were extremely popular back in the 80's.

[MichaelHHHH]

I was a huge fan of this song in my childhood. Now 30 or so years later and I still love it. Love this cover by Tiffany.

[Musicvegan]

You should try the Weird Al version "I Think I'm A Clone Now". 😄 Since Amber is a Michael Jackson fan, it's on the same album as "Fat" called "Even Worse". You've recently reacted to George Harrison, Al's version is "This Song's Just Six Words Long".

[filmsensei]

Love that you got to Tiffany! Yes they definitely had mall tours in the 80’s…was a free way to get your name out there! She actually has a really good voice. One of my favorites of hers is “All This Time”. A lot of people mentioning Debbie Gibson and I agree you need to check her out, too. Back in the day, fans and press tried to pit the 2 of them against each other (I guess you couldn’t have 2 popular teen female singers at the same time😅) and they tried to make it seem like they were stiff competition and at each other’s throats or something. The ladies maintain that unbeknownst to the press they were admirers of each other and became very good friends. They later toured together. I always loved that about them and made me admire them more😊