The 1980s! A decade of big hair, blockbuster movies, and some inventions so out there, you have to wonder, "What were they thinking?!" 😅 We all remember the Walkman and the VCR, but what about the brilliant ideas that crashed and burned harder than a stock market broker in 1987?
In this hilarious trip down memory lane, we're digging into 10 of the most spectacular product fails from the iconic 80s. From the infamous New Coke betrayal to the blurry memories of Kodak Disc Film, the bizarre taste of Premier Cigarettes, and even the "portable" TV Watch – get ready to chuckle, shake your head, and perhaps remember a few of these legendary flops!
Which of these 80s fails do you remember? Or did we miss one that you think deserves a spot on the list of legendary flops? Let us know in the comments below – we love hearing your memories!
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