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I think memes move too fast for commercials (also movies, music videos, etc). By the time it's in circulation, it's already two meme generations behind. By the time it's done airing, the meme is so stale you could use it as a crouton
Give it five years, it'll all come back around. Styles and fads notmally do. What you think skinnies and air jordans at the time was new? Nah muh friend- just a slightly changed version of straight jeans and Addidas. Bell bottoms? Look no further than 1999 and Jncos! Soaps grind, wheelies skate, it just all comes back and people be like "Trend-eh"! I see people dress now and it is like being back in the early nineties with a few different variants. Like very few changes.
eddy you're looking more and more like a history professor who has recently gone through a terrible divorce and is on the brink of being fired every day
So, as it turns out, the Mighty Putty DID actually work as advertised. That shit could pull tens of thousands of pounds of weight when left to dry for 24 hours, honestly miracle work
fun fact! I knew the guy who did the Doritos time machine ad, and that wound up being his "big break" into the film industry! he has since passed, unfortunately, but its nice to see people still remember his Doritos ad.
the shamwow guy is a legend in spanish speaking countries because the shamwow and slap chop commercials were also made in spanish but they didnt like get a spanish actor, it was the god damn dude just trying to speak the most broken spanish you can imagine and even spanish speakers could barely understand it, it is funny as hell
How did I go my whole life without knowing this. He was such a meme to me and my friends before memes were a thing this would have just put it over the top. Now I have to contact people I havent talked to in over a decade just to send that video to them, it's like a fever dream.
I know it sounds ridiculous but I actually teared up seeing that commercial again. As a kid, I genuinely loved that commercial. I don't even really like chef boyardee. It was just a happy, cute commercial.
Ya know... I finally got that shit out of my head in 2009. Now here we are 13 years later.. I read a 9 month olD COMMENT AND NOW MY HEAD IS "baby bottle pop, baby bottle pop, you can lick it, dip it, and suck it.. NEW CANDY CRUSH" GOD DAMN IT
Look, I know this is years later but I finally got that JG Wentworth song out of my head and NOW IT'S BACK! EDDY YOU'RE A MONSTER! WHY DID YOU DO THIS TO ME!?
The Free Credit Report songs were so catchy. I remember being in middle school at their height and on a field trip for some reason the whole bus started singing one of the songs, like absolutely belting a commercial song meant for a demographic we didn’t belong to. Iconic lmao
what annoys me about the wendy’s ad is that they have “the meme-er” or whatever who is supposed to be current with internet humor but is wayy stale and then they have “the behind -the-timer” who is saying supposedly old jokes/phrases but they basically are the same person. it just lacks self-awareness
Yeah, some of the "old timey" stuff stuck around for a reason, but a fad from last year (or sooner) is over because everyone got tired of it and it didn't hold any substantiated value
anadrellik It’s honestly super interesting to look at the way they changed their social media presence, from stale as shit to spawning their own memes and being funny as shit
I loved JG Wentworth commercials. They were catchy, memorable, and funny. Commercials were a giant part of millennial and Gen X life. They were just as important as the shows and movies that came out back then. 🥰 I think you're considered an older Gen Z, just based on your age. You're seriously only 23? You are so young, lol.
My childhood nostalgic commercial is the Campbell’s Chicken Noodle Soup commercial when the snowman walks inside the house, a mom hands him a bowl of chicken noodle soup, and as he eats it all the snow melts and it’s now just a little boy. I was born in 1990 and it was very big when I was a kid 😂
I begged my mom for a shamwow for Christmas when I was a kid and the second I opened it on christmas day, I ran to the kitchen so I could dump out an entire liter of soda onto the floor to test it. Sadly, the shamwow did not work and I just had a bunch of soda on the floor on Christmas day
You know you really need to go to bed already when it's 3:25 AM and the nostalgia from a canned ravioli commercial makes you tear up because it reminds you of life when you were happy still
I've seen so much funny shit that now I just don't even smile and I haven't in ages but somehow seeing that ad made me even more depressed than I already am.
My parents bought a Shamwow, and I can confirm that it is just as incredible as advertised. They soak up so much water that they become a couple pounds heavier when at full capacity. We now own like ten of them, and we use them for everything.
Those JG Wentworth ads were so needlessly catchy that I definitely had it stuck in my head... like yeah if I ever need that I'll call em cuz damn... The O'Reilly Auto Parts ad lives rent-free in my head, too. I remember going to school and you'd occasionally have a group break out singing the jingle. Like if you can get a group of middle schoolers to unite under this one advertisement then you've made a great ad
Bro i feel your pain. Everyone says i look like im 40 and they are always shocked when i tell them im 24. Like bro that was flattering when i was 13, it just hurts now
Yesterday I had my closest friend over and we just binge-watched the Flex Seal product commercials and it brought us so much happiness I can't put it into words. I mean, have you _seen_ the Flex Glue: Clear?? You can't see it, at all, PLUS, it's so strong they BUILT A GLASS BOAT with it! Like, holy shit, it's literally from heaven. And don't get me *_STARTED_* on the Flex Paste. It dries a rubber so strong and waterproof, the made ANOTHER BOAT out of it. I could build an entire house out of Flex Seal products, and it would be invincible.
putting the JG Wentworth song back in my head was cruel, but reawakening my memory of that chef boyardee commercial completely makes up for it, just a lovely wave of nostalgia
I like about 4 hours away from my family because of college and every few months my brother will text me a line from JGWentworth and we’ll just text the lines back and forth to check up on me. This commercial is literally the glue holding my family together hours apart😭
space bags do work really well actually and it’s the only way i transport clothes while moving now! the brand doesn’t matter that much though, they’re just vacuum seal bags so you can get them pretty much anywhere!
*When I was little, I stole a ravioli can from Publix, and when I got home and my mom asked about it, I told her that it rolled off the shelf and followed us home...*
oh my god. that chef boyardee ad ... i legit cried when it came on- it's been so long since i've seen it, and i think the nostalgia was just so nice and comforting 😭
Fun fact: my track team in high school had a frankly alarming obsession with Chef Boyardee to the point that we would call each other “Chef (name)” and gave the seniors cans of Chef Boyardee with little pictures of their faces on them as graduation gifts.
I bought the previous iteration of the ShamWOW called a Magi-Cloth from a Meijer grocery. A lady was selling it the same exact way Vince did, but in a more traditional infomercial style. It does work really well and I still have two of them to this day. Don't ever put it in the dryer though as it'll get deformed.
I think the thing with Billy Mays was that he sounded so genuinely enthusiastic. Like we have a way of parsing out who is obviously faking it, but he was just excited about everything so it was more like “yeah this guy is great, this must be great”.
This is why I think people caught onto Phil Swift really quick too. He just sounds genuinely excited to be presenting the product to you. (That and the jontron video got super popular)
Tbf, Flex seal was really popular before his video. It wasn’t the video that made it popular it just solidified it and made it the go to meme for that entire year.
Yeah like how genuinely excited Ted Nivison seemed about the Rainforest Cafe. Huh, maybe brands should find more neurodivergent folks hyperfixated on their product for their ads. Or that unsponsored short of Hank Green being really enthusiastic about a fiber supplement lol
Old Spice really is the last time I can remember a "major brand" really convincing me with just an ad. It was the one with Bruce Campbell JUST before these where he just walked around a rotating room in a smoking jacket talking about "If you have it, you know it. You don't have it, you want it" and it went for 30 seconds and it was perfect. I love that they just leaned into "cool, weird ads" and it worked for them, I know I shouldn't love a brand, but in this ONE CASE I do.
I love infomercials, and one thing i can say is this, none of the products that billy mays has advertised work, and thats what made hime just a legend in advertising, because anyone can sell something that works, but it takes a master to sell something that doesnt work
The Free Credit Report Online guys actually got the gig by winning a contest the company held and they thought it would be their springboard into superstardom.
@@10kBeez no, he didn't sing the songs because his accent and the company wanted an "Everyman". They dubbed over him, the guy singing is actually the jingle writer.
I remember an interview a while ago where that same band was having trouble with record labels taking them seriously because of the commercials they did.
there’s a campbell’s commercial where this snowman comes into this ladies house and she sets a bowl of soup in front of him and he defrosts into her son and i can’t get it out of my brain
Fun fact I used to be deathly afraid of Oxi Clean as a kid because Billie mays would scare me in the commercials. And I was DEATHLY afraid like I wouldn’t go down the cleaning aisle as a 3 year old because I knew oxi clean would be there
I heard JG Wentworth as a kid long before I could tell you what a structured settlement was and that song is stuck in my head forever. If I ever get some kind of annuity in the future, I'll always know about that service. Scary effective advertising, they didn't need to write another song.
Anyone who was actually paying attention since like January knew shit was gonna get real, but a lot of people didn’t take it seriously until it was too late, especially our president
I can confirm that my settlement is in-fact structured due to JG Wentworth living rent free in my head for over a decade. and that Chef Boyardee commercial is literally one of if not the greatest commercial ever made, just sits so warm in those childhood feels
🤣 that I have *hate* in my heart for is the J.G. Wentworth commercial. I love that this was led by the Free Credit Report guy because both of those are commercials that were essential to both basic, and regular cable.
Billy Mays had the enthusiastic energy of a Daytime TV Host, and always looked so excited and happy. That’s why he seemed so trustworthy. Vince (The Shamwow guy,) always seemed like a tweaking shady guy on the streets of NYC trying to sell me stolen watches. He always looked like he was keeping an eye out for the cops about to arrest him. It was like he drank as much water as he could before filming and REALLY had to pee. One was outgoing and excited, and that would make YOU feel excited. The other came across as rushed and awkward, and that made YOU feel awkward and desperate to get away from him.
I remember in high school we were on a chorus trip at Cedar Point in Ohio, and while we were in lines a decent sized group of us started singing the JG Wentworth ad. Some people started laughing like crazy and others apparently haven’t seen it and were utterly confused. It really makes me wonder where this ad was shown.
My older brother bought shamwows when I was a kid. They worked actually really well, but overtime like any rag they wore out and weren't really effective anymore
ok listen here Mr. “Hot Man” Burback: i did NOT appreciate the way you posted up at the end of the video. you struck fear into my soul with that power stance. i will never be the same again.
We gotten a few Shamwows before. It was... Eh, paper towels worked better, but at least the shamwow was reusable. 13:30 I feel like that's Weird Al singing, which explains the quality.
Or the ad where they're performing a musical number on a public bus. Edit: wow just got to the part where Eddy actually talks about the ad. Can't wait to see someone share my love of thi- ... ... oh.
I’m a bit older than our Pal Eddy and I think the Opera commercials were the first made and ran for quite a bit before they made others were people sing like they’re in an opera. Reminds me of Looney Tunes