Thank you so much for sharing these with us. I'm a child of the 70s and I remember some of those commercials. It made me feel so happy and very nostalgic. It brought a few tears in my eyes. Very happy memories. I am 51 now and my parents are no longer with us. But watching programs and commercials from that decade seems to bring my parents closer to me somehow. These were such simpler times. Thank you again. --Todd from Canada
@@FactsVerse I enjoy what you have been posting. Your channel is great! I'm a very nostalgic and retro person, and like living in the past reliving childhood and teenage memories. I like 70s and 80s commercials and a multitude of TV shows from those decades.
My First National TV Commercial was in 1971. “The Army Wants to Join You!” Directed by Dick Richards (Tootsie) Ironically, I was Drafted in the Army in 1972 😮 He hired me again for a Pepsi Ad before I was inducted. All in All, I did around 126 Commercials and 50 or so Print AD Campaigns. Loved being in Every Single One!!! ❤
I'm from that time period and some of them commercials. I don't really remember and I do remember that. The city of Duke's very, very well but thank you for a walk down memory lane. I would love to see more back then. Commercials were entertaining of fun. They weren't talking about women's menstrual cycles. Both or that women poop. The commercials were more entertaining than that. Commercials nowadays beers and menstrual cycle. And thinking like that, things that doesn't need to be on TV. But back then, it was alcohol, beer, and cigarettes. Again. Things that didn't need to be put on TV.
Absolutely, we feel the same way! Thank you for sharing your sentiments and for watching our content. What other types of video would you like to see on our channel?
I was born in 1978. These commercials are so interesting. I would have loved it .if you had included the Coke that used the song, "I'd Like To Teach The World To Sing".
It's funny, but I don't think I ever saw any of these commercials, and I watched a lot of TV in the 70's. I live in Canada, but usually we got the same ads.