25 FUNNIEST Things About Christmas From the 1970s We Beg to Bring Back
25 FUNNIEST Things About Christmas From the 1970s We Beg to Bring Back #africanamerican #RetroRecipes #ForgottenFoods #ClassicAmerica #NoLongerHere Christmas decorations in the 1960s and ’70s were bold, colorful, and full of personality — nothing like the minimalist trends we see today. In this video, we revisit 25 Christmas decorations from the 1960s–’70s we beg to bring back — festive pieces that once filled homes with warmth, sparkle, and pure holiday charm. From aluminum Christmas trees and bubble lights to tinsel-covered garlands, ceramic light-up villages, oversized plastic Santas, vintage stockings, and kitschy ornaments, these decorations made the holidays feel joyful and unforgettable. They weren’t subtle… but they were fun, cozy, and packed with Christmas spirit. These forgotten decorations remind us how families once celebrated the season with creativity, color, and traditions that felt truly magical. 👉 Watch till the end — #16 might be the exact decoration your grandparents proudly displayed every Christmas. 🍂 Watch Next: Part 1 → 20 Funny Things From the 1970s You’ll Never Forget • 20 Funny Things From the 1970s You’ll Neve... Part 2 → Illegal Now, But Normal to Eat in the 1920s! • Illegal Now, But Normal to Eat in the 1920s! Part 3 → 25 WEIRDEST Home Features No Longer Used • 25 WEIRDEST Home Features No Longer Used Part 4 → 20 Items from the 1970s That FAILED! • 20 Items from the 1970s That FAILED! Part 5 → Weird Vintage Appliances From The Past We Forgot Existed • Weird Vintage Appliances From The Past We ... 🔔 Subscribe to No Longer Here for more forgotten foods, vintage cooking, and nostalgic stories from America’s past. 👉 / @nolongerhere-001 #AmericanHistory #HiddenHistory #VintageLife #RetroAmerica #nostalgia #memories #1950s #1960s #1970s #1980s #Nostalgia -- Mail contacts: [email protected] COPYRIGHT DISCLAIMER We use under: Copyright Disclaimer, Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976. "Fair Use" is permitted for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching. scholarships and research.
