[1990-01-20-USWA-Memphis TV] Music Video: Jeff Jarrett

[Loss]

Talk about it here.

[Loss]

To the tune of "Born To Be My Baby". Arena footage interspersed with Jeff Jarrett getting ready for the world first thing in the morning. HAWT. A DJ is doing wraparounds during this, and calls him the "new sensation", which segues to the INXS song of the same name. This caps off with Jeff Jarrett coming into the room to do a radio interview.

[PeteF3]

He also seems to refer to INXS themselves as a "new sensation," which I don't think was really the case in 1990. Penetratingly insightful questions from the DJ when Jarrett actually shows up.

 

"We Are Dynamite" wasn't nearly this half-assed of a video.

[soup23]

Really trying to get over the sex appeal of Jarrett here with him removing the towel and what not. I laughed at the car Jarrett was driving and the appearance of him leaving his house considering what his living arrangements probably were at the time if he was out on his own. Apparently live is going good at this point of time for ol Double J.

[Kevin Ridge]

They sure did put a lot of effort into trying to get Jarrett over with music videos. Seems like the yearbooks are loaded with them.

[Cox]

Typical Memphis blowjob video, made famous with the Fabs about a decade prior.

[JerryvonKramer]

Does anyone believe the phonelines were really going haywire for Jarrett?

[Johnny Sorrow]

I'm going haywire for Jeff in the shower. Grrr-owwlll.

[Laney]

Entertaining to watch, I always enjoy the cheesy Memphis music videos. Jarrett is a new sensation just like INXS at this point in his career.

[ajtroma]

For the record, this particular video is from about February 1989 or thereabouts.

[bradhindsight]

"He's the hot new sensation...just like INXS!" I loved INXS back in the day.

 

Guessing Bon Jovi never saw royalties from the UWSA for this.

[garretta]

Nothing really bad about this video......but then again, nothing really good. Really, it's just plain nothing.

[El-P]

Jeff Jarrett, blowjob Memphis babyface. This guy's career is all over the place. 10 years to late for this kind of bullshit I think, but in the early 80's, it sure would have worked wonders (I mean, Jeffrey is much better looking than Tommy Rich or Ricky Morton). INXS. Ah, pro-wrestling, always at the top of cultural relevance.

[Johnny Guitar]

Not much really to add to whats already been said.

 

Typical Memphis blowjob video that's massively out of date by this point in time.

[drew wardlaw]

Dude all of this Memphis stuff is blowing my mind.

[drew wardlaw]

Double post, but Jarrett has always had the biggest heel look going. Even here as a youngster, he's got crazy ultra- feathered hair, drives a white 80s corvette, white jeans and white boots. So good.

[GSR]

This starts out being set to 'Born To Be My Baby' by Bon Jovi, but segues into 'New Sensation' by INXS after a local DJ on a radio station calls Jarrett a hot, new sensation! Typical Memphis babyface video, which could easily be the inspiration for The Thrillseekers ones in SMW four years later.

[dawho5]

Something about a blowjob babyface video about Jeff Jarrett strikes me as very wrong. It's not bad, but I have such an anti-Jarrett bias I couldn't really enjoy it.

[Stiva]

Great piece of wrestling cheese to drive the ladies wild.