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Do you guys ever wonder what the hell happened to MTV Spring Break?


JakeDel5674

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6 hours ago, JakeDel5674 said:

http://www.al.com/news/index.ssf/2016/03/panama_city_beachs_spring_brea.html

I mean, now Panama City Beach even sucks for Spring Break. What is this poo? 

 There was a really good documentary on spring break in Florida from the mid 80s to mid 90s. I wish I could remember the name of it. MTV was a major player in the early 90s. The drinking laws were to get the kids out. The money wasn't worth it anymore for the trouble the kids caused.

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5 hours ago, Khyber53 said:

Best I can tell, about 15-20 years ago, MTV went for the 14-year old girl demographic and never came back. Heck, until you said something, I wasn't even sure it still existed as a channel.

 

It happened around 2003-2005 from what I gather. It just went to poo. Supposedly, hey still have it. But it’s on MTVU, which I did not know existed until today. 

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MTV died for me when they had to change from being a radio station on TV into a TV station that played some stuff that was on the radio.

I actually got to tour it and be on MTV my senior year, 1982, right before they turned into a national phenomenon. When we visited the VJs didn't think anyone was watching it, while my buddies and I had it on like 5 hours a day

Thats Nina Blackwood in the middle she was so cool, they all were - got to play Space Duel on the set with JJ Jackson and we introduced a Split Enz video with Alan Hunter!

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