This was amazing, and takes me back...

I’m not ashamed to admit I had the same JP tour shirt as the kid on the right side of the screen at the 10:53 mark.

Nobody knew Halford was gay back then haha. After he came out, he said that all that leather he wore on stage was a clue.

If you were a teenager in the mid 80's you definitely recognize this exact group of people, no matter what part of the country you’re from. Hell, I was a black kid in NYC at the time, but certainly knew folks like Zebraman and the chick that wanted to jump Rob Halford’s bones. I’m so happy that HMPL exists so I can…

If they had chosen Philadelphia there’s a better-than-even chance I’d be in this

the 1985 Priest LP Stained Class

My formative years involved a lot of time in heavy metal parking lots. Just great memories of beer, boobs and buds. Thirty years later I’ve made new memories in these same parking lots with my own kids. The only difference is my youngest (18) son loves to get into the pit and mosh but nowadays I’m content just to hang…

He was one of my first adult man crushes when I was a teen girly-girl. I saw him in Sid and Nancy and FELL IN LOVE. He can't do anything wrong and he could still have control of my ladyparts if he chose.

Yes. All this. you're completely right and to be honest, what Kenya says and does pales in comparison to all the horrible things they've been saying about her. Don't know why they attack her when their problem is their husbands/ex-husband. Porsha is not very smart and the less she opens her mouth the better it will be…

YOUR POST IS ON POINT!!!! I do not like Phaedra or Nene...both come off as very jealous of Kenya...IJS

Oh man, can I just thank you for this run down though? I personally don't find Kenya as offensive as other people do, and I could never articulate exactly why, but your comment cleared it up for me. And YES to the misogynistic comment! The one thing that really irks me is when the other women try to give her a low…

YES! nene covering her mouth was the BEST friend she could have possibly been -UNLESS she was afraid porsche was going to say something like, "i did what you said".

Andy Cohen isn't to blame for grown folks gone wild. As a black woman, it was disgraceful and hard to watch but I didn't feel like it was some set up by " the man" to perpetuate black stereotypes. I was disappointed because these women perpetuated this negative stereotype all by themselves despite all of the provoking…

I don't get why people are quick to excuse Porsha's behavior. She, a grown woman, got out of her seat and assulted another grown woman. Period. I watched the reunion last night, and the person who started the provoking was Porsha. Kenya didn't even retaliate in the beginning. Yes, she pointed the scepter in her face.…

I think her confusion (staged or real) about the underground railroad was far more embarrassing for her than pulling someone's hair.

I was under the impression that the women featured on all of these shows were semi-affluent even prior to the show, with husbands who make pretty decent money?

It's astonishing to me how much the women on this show truly, deeply hate Kenya. Sure, Kenya stirs shit—- they all stir shit. Nine times out of ten, the shade Kenya throws is dead on and what everyone else is thinking (or saying behind each other's backs) anyway.

Black people tearing each other down? America loves it.

I have to be honest, I kind of believe Andy Cohen, because in most circumstances, adults DO NOT HIT EACH OTHER. Not even if someone is yelling in their face with a bullhorn; certainly not if they're waving a scepter(?). If someone I hated repeatedly talked over me through a bullhorn, would I flip out, lose my temper,…