And people think autism is new! 🤣

You can clearly see that Bill Gates really did not want to be there. He rather would have been on Epstein Island.

Back when nerds were nerds.

We can see why they were called computer nerds

It is very funny but it is an historical video. AI in the future would worship this moment more than Alexander on Napoleon.

Balmer is still like this 🤣🤣

The itinerary: 'wait, what do we do here?' Just dance as best as you can and don't make a complete fool of yourself, ok?

When the nerds did cocaine so much more got done

Back in the day the Windows launch parties were always interesting and generally the tech didn't work as intended. As much as I am not a fan of MS, I miss those days.

@lisachristinect Although I’m not a fan of Microsoft, one has to give credit where due. Windows 95 was a huge upgrade from 3.1, and especially DOS on its own. It introduced the start menu. It made computer use more approachable for the masses. I used it as an operating system until XP.

You obviously never heard of Cavendish have you? Without autism we wouldn't have gotten out of the dark ages, we would be burning witches still Normies are idiots who the ladies love, autistic people propel us into the future, deal with it

This was Revenge of the Nerds in real life.

I don’t know how any women in that audience resisted the urge to jump on stage and just maul these Alpha stud muffins!

Every single man on that stage has more money than you can ever dream of... enjoy the laugh.

The famous, highly circulated meme of Bill Gates, Steve Ballmer, Brad Silverberg, and Jim Allchin awkwardly jumping and sweating to "Start Me Up" in light-colored polo shirts was actually filmed at an internal Microsoft company meeting and sales rally around the same time. Microsoft used to hold massive, high-energy internal hype events for their employees (similar to their later MGX sales rallies). Steve Ballmer was infamous for using these private company meetings to physically exert himself to hype up the staff—this is the exact same type of internal event where his famous, sweaty "Developers, developers, developers!" screaming video originated. Because both events happened in 1995 and featured the same Rolling Stones song, the internet eventually merged them, slapping the "Windows 95 Launch" label onto the internal sales meeting footage because it was vastly more entertaining than the actual public press conference.

Nerds with no social skills have been around forever. The movie Revenge of The Nerds would be a social example from 41 years ago. 🤷🏼‍♂️ Also, some of them divorced their “attractive equivalent” wives and bought new, cash attainable ones.

Look at all money we made shipping garbage, charging customers, and taking the most vocal complaints to tweak a couple of things. Over and over again. What fools! Yippee!

Isn’t the guy in the white shirt the character Tom Cruise played in that movie whose name I can’t remember? 😳😅

Not everything is fucking autism. Why is it mainly females that have a fetish with autism?

They all dance the same & im not talking about the people on stage with Bill

Corporate American cringe in 25 seconds.🤮

this is how you are supposed to act when you just created a license to print money. Windows earned a trillion dollar since.

Autism? If I new I was set for the future I'd be dancing like that too

That's the cool kids' lunch table.

I am sure the music was not about Windows 95...

In my day we used to call people like this eccentric or quirky, I suppose the more people who have been 💉 the higher ASD diagnosis has gone up

Using the word “autism” on your post shows such a level of ignorance from you.

Still allways prefer those kind of persons over losers like Tate. And they throw awesome lan parties.

I watch this with the volume down and make hungry Seal noises

That Steve Ballsac or whatever he's called, is like someone who sells Amway and has just made it to area organiser.

What Bill Gates looks like on that stage LOL 😆

That aint autism its cocain …

Bill Gates trying to be cool is the most cringiest thing ever