"It blows my mind the traction some of my videos get," he said.īrady said that his videos have helped him build community online, adding he's even connected with some of the Power Rangers. Altogether, Brady's videos have been liked close to 9 million times. Other videos have more than 200,000 views, like one about the cartoon "Bobby's World," that aired from 1990 to 1998. Pop culture aficionados have shown their love to the creator by racking up views on videos - like one about an animated version of Batman, which has been watched 1.9 million times. He plays the saxophone, works as a humanities teacher and heads up a marching band in Anderson County, but making the videos is an outlet for him when he gets a "cool or funny idea." In addition to being a content creator, Brady takes his creative skills behind the scenes.
The collection inspired him to start sharing those memories via social media.įor subscribers: New EPA rule would affect 4 Louisville chemical plants, provide air monitoring in West End He has amassed an audience of nearly 500,000 viewers on TikTok and almost 300,000 across Instagram and Facebook.īrady's man cave is rife with old-school 80s and 90s memorabilia collected over the years: vintage cereal and cookie boxes, comics, McDonald's ashtrays, trading cards and "anything that triggers a happy memory." Patrick Brady, known as on social media, has grown his channels by reminding viewers of the best parts of growing up by making videos about shows like Goof Troop and A Pup Named Scooby-Doo or peeling back the plastic on a Kid Cuisine. There's nothing more 90s than spending your allowance on sand art just to have your brother shake it up - at least according to this Kentucky TikTok user, whose channel is dedicated to all things nostalgic.
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