Yup, for the most I recognize some of these early 2000's commercials... I like how after every commercial; Peebs is using the line from Shark Tank, when the "Sharks" don't a take deal with the inventor or something like that... 10:27 - 11:15 ---> I had a middle school teacher who wore those things... 15:28 ---> _"Get into it"_
Honestly when the Betty Crocker commercial came on, I forgot I was watching RU-vid for a second. Felt like I was a kid again, watching TV at my Grandma’s house.
Hey Peebs, if you’re confused on “Whiskers: The Kitten Who Can Name Fruit.” It was in fact a recurring segment on Cartoon Network’s Fridays. (It ran from 2003 to 2007 and was the replacement to Cartoon Cartoon Fridays.) Great video as always!!
i came here to say this still til this day, i have no idea why they did this segment anyways. it would just be 1 fruit in between certain commercial breaks especially during the prime time cartoon network hour
I was wondering why this seemed so familiar, that explains it. I must've repressed the memory of it because it was such a confusing and short-lived concept. Though the kitten is very adorable, just don't get the point of it either
Oh boy! As someone who grew up in the 2000s, the commercials of this time, hit you harder than your grandpa suddenly having a heart attack during the family reunion.
I have no idea what it was supposed to be advertising, but that last commercial sure made me want to buy a kitten with the implanted brain and vocal chords of a small child.
I love how peanut butter used season 0 Yami as the picture for when they were talking about copying the Yu-Gi-Oh card. A season 0 Yami wouldn't sue, he would emotionally scar and kill.
While I don't do it very often, nor for more than a bite or two, I've certainly never been above occasionally grabbing a handful of cereal from a box to munch on as a light snack. Particularly when I want a snack, but don't have any actual snack items like chips, or crackers.
Holy cow, I've seen that Betty Crocker Bake n Fill commercial so much, it's a wonder I didn't ask my dad to buy it. I don't even know if he knew how to bake, now that I think about it. I think he did make homemade pizza on occasion. I should do that sometime, I miss that.
I remember so many of these commercials! The 2000's were wild! And I actually had Bumpits 😆 they worked well, but you had to bobby pin some hair over the piece or else it would show as you moved throughout the day. Eventually it got annoying to do every day, and then I got an Emo haircut so I had all the volume I needed from the layers 🤣 And my mom still uses her Aqua Globes, although the cats broke a couple, I think.
I remember seeing Aqua Globes a lot when I was a kid. My mom tried them but they only last for maybe 2 weeks at the most and they're a pain to refill if you have a bunch of plants.
I literally took my BumpIt to the salon for my brother's wedding (I was a bridesmaid) and I'll never forgot how the stylist thought it was the coolest invention ever! My hair was huge and I felt beautiful then but looking back, oh lawrd 🤣🤣
I wanna cry tears of joy seeing whiskers the kitten unlocked such a deep memory for me omg I can't believe I forgot all about whiskers 😭😭 thank you for unlocking thus memory for me again!!
I remember the commercial for the Betty Crocker pans and for some reason always wanted them lol Edit: I actually remember most of these, but always wanting just the cooking (and Nintendo) stuff haha
All the ads I remember seeing before, Aquaglobe, Kool aid Mad Scientwist, the Betty Crocker cake thing, the bump it's the Ritz Smores and pizza flavors, the craft mac and cheese commercials, the Nestea skeleton snowman, the Oreos commercials,the Burger King Pokemon toys, America online 6.0 ad, cereal straws, Fruit gushers ad.
My grandma ACTUALLY used an aqua globe! I always wondered what they were called but never asked. Although it was like 2012, so a while after it was made. Can't remember if it worked though...
Man, that Nestea snowman brought back some ancient memories for me. I always loved that commercial because I never considered the concept of a snowman's skeleton.
God i miss these types of completely demented commercials. At least i would remember the product even if it was just because i saw it in my nightmares every night!
Not even gonna lie I have vague memories from when I was a kid of people using those aqua sphere things but I had completely forgotten about it till this video
Oh, man. So many things I remember but haven't thought about in years. The sumo Ritz, the pizza Ritz, the snowman skeleton, the Bake 'n' Fill pan, the really peeved stick figures dropping dollar signs into wastebaskets...
Just in case anyone forgot noodle in the 90s and early 2000s was a slang term for brain so get your noodle going was just a slang term for get your brain moving
The Taco Bell ad was great. I loved those ads when I was in my 20's. I'm pretty meh on the rest though except for the infomercials. They were fun. I prefer late 80's and early 90's ads from when I was a kid. I'd take a 80's gum jingle over the gum ad in this video any day of the week.
