1989 The End of a Decade - Retro Commercials Vol 375
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- 1989 - the last year of the decade and the passing of the torch to the 90s!
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Literally making this 41 year old guy tear up... simpler times and the memories have no words
Yes I sure miss these days thinking how we had no idea how the world would change so much ...
1989 - end of my first year in the military. Man I miss the 80s :).
Very cool! Thanks for your service, Just Surfin!
@@DavesArchives okay.
Omg...the nostalgia sent warm chills through my body...we will never have great times like this again.....ad a kid i didnt appreciate the time....but i look back like if i could do it again.. 😢
I was a junior in high school back in '89. This is a great nostalgic trip. Love it!!!!
I'm proud to be a 80s kid
You are fortunate to have lived 80s, and 90s growing up. Best decades to live in when doing so. We refer a lot to those times, because of how great those times were. If you notice when it comes to music, and tv shows. good times
Me too.
America had such an amazing feeling back then. Oh how I wish we could turn back time . A time when we loved and cared about our country and each other
Wow, 1989. My girlfriend and I got our first apartment, I bought Her a Cougar XR7 turbo coupe and I bought My first cell phone (truck/car mounted-still have it) from Radio Shack Tandy and Sprint was the carrier. You could carry the phone around by putting on the battery pack, removing/unplugging the receiver base and placing in a shoulder bag and plugging in the cord from the handset and screwing on the portable antenna.
What ive noticed a lot about 80s and 90s commercial, especially before the late 90s, they were really calming and relaxing like suave compared to todays boring same comercials
love the 80s... I was born in Dec 1978... and I can say, I love these old commercials! Some I remember, some I don't... but all are nostalgic. These clips take me back to my youth, and I wish they wouldn't. Because nothing else does the trick and transports me back the way these videos do. They remind me of a time when my life didn't matter, and everything didn't have a place on social media.
Damn... life was good. Millenials have no idea....
Wow....Skipping youtube ads to watch 18 minutes of ads...🤣🤣
It's the way God intended 😂
True.
Skipping ads to watch very memorable ads
Hey brother thanks for the trip back down memory lane. Don't forget the late night commercials like the 976 and dot com. Those commercials started in late 80s.
You bet!
@@DavesArchives you said it.
David Leisure as Joe Isuzu. David was most famous as Charley from Empty Nest
I knew him from the commercials before I realized he was on Empty Nest
He is.
This is an odd reminder that I didn’t watch TV at all in 1989. I was 18/19, on my own, and wasn’t interested in TV enough to buy one. I remember all the products and have watched all the shows being promoted since. Watch Roseanne pretty regularly now on COSI.
Same here. I was a few years younger but working most of the time outside of school so I must have missed all of this. I recognize the times but not the particular ads.
Oooooh.
Oh, man! I'm from San Diego and that was nuts seeing Carol Lebeau. Thanks for that!
Most definitely!
@@DavesArchives nice dave.
Ah the memories.... Where's the time machine?
You ever miss a decade as much as you do watching these? It's a bit, just a bit, emotional! Lol
Doraemon
Your in it lol
In Stewie’s bedroom
Mr. Peabody took the Wayback machine to get the hell out of 2020.
I miss Sears. I hope a commercial with the "I Love What You Do For Me: Sears, Roebuck, and Co." jingle is found.
Had they played their cards right by now they could have been a cross between Target & Amazon.
I hated going into Sears as a kid. It seemed dark and boring compared to Montgomery Ward or Woolworths. Only Sears catalog was good.
Kmart was my JAAAM!🚨 (pretend it's blue)
@@trudesoto7807 The one in my hometown's mall was really nice for me. Was near where Radio Shack and Kay-Bee Toys were in the mall, briefly was where Tilt set up shop in the 90s, had a game section, a computer section, an Olan Mills, and for me it had an Icee Stand. A freaking Icee stand in a Sears. No other location I went to as a kid had one.
@@NightSprinter - Yeah....yours was nice. Our two were heavy on appliances, workman's clothes. Ugly older people (80s-90s ) clothes. The toy sections sucked. I don't remember a record section. We did have a little dinette shop that served great hot dogs and half smokes. That's it.
@@trudesoto7807 what's odd, is that the mall I grew up going to in southwest GA wasn't really a fancy mall. Nor was Albany even really a big town in the first place.
I remember "Cherry 7 UP" bubble gum too. Miss the good old days.
With the liquid center?
@@TheSpogNYC Yup, there were Lemon and Cherry, Cherry was the best, five pieces.
@@luisruizalvarez6860 Yes! I was obsessed with that gum growing up haha!
I missed them.
I was in 5th grade in 89, and that's about the time we learned the 3 R's in school: Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle 12:06
Was not expecting to see a Skycorp ad. Radical
Late 80s Early 90s - Still the 80s💜
I'm literally drinking a cherry 7up while watching that ad
That Porsche commercial hell yes!
911! 👍
Nice car 🚗 👌 👍 👏 😎 😀.
That Mercury commercial is so F***ing catchy!!! I can’t stop replaying it 😅😅😅😅
My last year in High School, Thank you Dave for another great vid. and a trip back in time:)
1989 didn't seem so long ago... until I watched this. One thing that has never changed, however, is just how nauseating commercial advertising is.
Fun fact: the Sears ad uses samples from the song Agitated from Devo's 1987 album Total Devo.
The music on that sprint card commercial... :chef’s kiss:
Zerf guns with the fake blood? Wow, I could never imagine that being advertised nowadays. 😂
HeyKim0012 if you didn’t know, it’s a fake ad from this channel th-cam.com/users/SkyCorpHomeVideo
HeyKim0012 go see other stuff by SkyCorp Home Video, it will all make sense
That one's gotta be a parody on Nerf
That was a fake ad
Wow.
I was still five years away from being born, but it's cool watching these archives as sort of an anthropological study. Lol
I did not get a chance to enjoy the 1980s because I was a baby (born in late 1985). But, watching 80's commercials, TV shows, movies, and definitely music take me back to that great decade. Even the early 1990's was awesome too.
I really love the boxy looks on cars in the 80s. Really hope we get back to that aesthetic
I was born in 1989 these commercials are fun to watch the year I was born in
Am I the only one who saw a doll DROWNING in a jar.🤔
No 😂😂😂🤣
Dark times!
Yeah, what was that?
Oh.
5th grade in 89. With no internet, iPhones, etc. I LIVED on T.V. This takes me back.
I wonder is these Duracell dolls kept "going and going" in the bedroom. Oops, wrong battery brand!
Pretty suggestive ad that one.
Oops 😬 🤭.
As I always put it: 1989, when the 80s cheese started to stink. I was 15, permed and layered hair that was a hideous shade of copper penny orange thanks to Super Sun In & a hair dryer. Braces. Frosty pink lipstick. Roller skating at The Palace to Depeche Mode's Strange Love. Taking selfies with my Polaroid, lol.
Somehow that 80's cheese has managed to turn into "2020s Brie" for almost everybody though nowadays!! Me included!!
@@ENDTIMEsVideoLibrary
Amazing isn't it how that yellow dyed, paraffin wax laden stuff has aged so well?
Oooooh.
This is making me feel like a kid.
That pine sol bottle would be making a bold political statement if they put that out now.
Damn you got Spencer Haywood on that one
Tears in my eyes viewing these ads..makes me wish time travel were possible,so i could loop it back to January 1,1980 at 12 A.M
Goodyear Tires ad-WTF?
Partnership for a D.F.A-Cocaine is a hell of a drug
Cocaine is still a hell of a drug
That's 2 months before I was born. I'd get a do-over of my entire life and maybe do it better this time. I'd be ok with that.
Not cool.
10:00 my ultimate 80s crush. Peter Horton.
That ampm was fire lol
Love this Dave.
Thank you!
@@DavesArchives you too.
Great content. 😎👍
3:12 The big guy about to get a shave looks like the captain from the movie Cabin Boy.
1989: when you had to call a special phone number everytime you wanted to recycle
I really wonder what the Dry Beers tasted like. A lot of good bass lines in some of these commercials!
After watching 3 in a row... I realized you had me! Lol. Subbed... 😏
I remember that Duracell commercial!😁
3:35 If that Jeep Cherokee had the 4.0 straight 6, there's a strong likelihood that Jeep is still on the road somewhere.
i'm 1984 born, so this works for me
and now I have the Sure jingle stuck in my head
2:25 see the guy's shorts? THAT shows guys did indeed wear short shorts in the 80's. Not sure why everyone forgot that, I didn't...
@Major woody Then, as your TH-cam Doctor, I highly recommend you watch more 80s Commercial Compilations.. cause it seems to be working just fine!!
Please.
"Nothing beats the tangy zip of Miracle Whip!!!" "A sandwich just isn't a sandwich without the tangy zip of Miracle Whip!" God what happened to our normal lives?!?!?!?!?!
"Hey! Honey! Can ya get me the afta?!"
I was born that year! 😊
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Yes.
this is also the year All Dogs go to heaven came out, my favorite Don Bluth movie of them all.
Don Bluth's movies were great. My favorite, and it's hard to pick one, is The Secret of NIMH.
@@NibblesTheNibbler That movie is super intense for intended for kids when you think about it, a lot of comments today remark how its darkest, scariest scenes stuck with them, messed them up
Yes.
Thanks Dave !
You're welcome!
@@DavesArchives you are.
a toyota celica? hell yes!
And I bet that celica is still being driven today
True.
Remember the days when people sent their very, very young children on planes alone?
High school all over again! 😊
Elementary for me, probably like first grade.
First full year out of high school for me. I was on my own, lived in 3 different states, and wasn’t watching much TV. Oh, to be 19 again....
Also true.
16:59 Is this the most memorable jingle of the 80s? I think it is! Jake Holmes is the main vocalist, and I believe he also composed the music for the jingle. "Raise your hand if you're sure!"
At 3:31... was that some sort of weird car or toy commercial?
Woo Hoo!!!
Future Killers brought to you by "Zerf"!! Thannnkkks Zerrrfff!!!..
With the specter of the repeating mass shooting just on the horizon,
a succession of one American national tragedy one after another to the point of a near daily basis,
get your kids the edge and ahead of the game with these Zerf Heart Stoppers!
What 😳.
Marty McFlys brother hocks for Jack in the Box? I thought he was a Burger King guy.
Class of ‘89 holla!
Class of 99!
Later Years.
I read this as 1999 and was wondering why I didn't remember any of these.
1989 was the best year. Fight me.
*"I'M JJ, MAN!!!"* I remember that ad! It used to air constantly on Saturday mornings. However, I don't remember Anything For Love at all.....
Who ?.
It’s crazy to think that this pandemic could have just as easily happened back then too, or in the 70s, 90s, 2000s, etc- It’s only by chance that it happened now instead of back then.
But the factors that allowed it to spread over the whole Earth were in place back then. People could still fly all over the world
Intellectual Ammunition
Not with diseases that spread like this. There’s a reason why there hasn’t been a response to a pandemic like this in 100 years. It’s not an overreaction.
No, it couldn't have, one hadn't hit in over 50 years, and its possible this one is present, out now wreaking havoc and so widespread because it may well have been manipulated in a lab first, something a film like Outbreak was pointing out but more paranoid sensationalism than not for the time, no western power would ever bungle a bio weapon so badly like China likely has
Fly away.
I fill like that zerk commercial was a joke
It was
He made the commercial himself
Its ZERF, OR SOMETHIN!!!
Yes.
@13:31
I feel like they cast this girl specifically because she looks like a perfect blend of Lea Thompson and Molly Ringwald
@1:40 Duracell comin with commercial analogy of male potency, nice
Is there a full version of that song featured in the Maxwell House commercial ?
Loved my cougar xr7
I don't remember Anything But Love except for its star and its name, but man, I remember Richard Lewis's big mullet.
Cool 😀
83baby🙏🏿💜
Is it at all possible for me to get an unwatermarked version of Volume 123?
What was that with the doll breathing under water..? Lol!
Yo! At 3:31. What was the headlights in the window and the doll about? I don't remember that as I was only 4, but was it a bumper from Twin Peaks? Or some other ABC show? It's hilarious lol
hahaha the Zerf commercial
3:32 WTH? 😖
I rememeber this
Simpler times. :D
@11.48 Yes, Ruth Buzzi is still around.
Yes, she is still mercilessly hitting people with her purse
Mercury cougar! Awesome
@5:28 looks like Elizabeth Perkins
Miracle Whip 36% less fat 30% less calories. 100% less flavor.
This is bringing back cringy teenage memories for me.
What's the story with the disappearing guy dressed like Napoleon?!?!?
Ahh MacDonalds Scrabble, before they had the sense to do Monopoly or NHL Playoffs cards
@8:54 - When feelings didn't matter.
Pine-Sol was very progressive in 1989.
HA HA! I SAID THAT TOO!
@@adamscott7354 you.
0:37 MacGyver !!!
How about that dad getting his little girl hooked on coke?
No one questioned that back then, and kids that age usually weren't allowed soda yet anyway,
so you do have a point sort of
Yes.
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Weeeee.
What was that zerf commercial?
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