When I was a kid in the 80s I couldn't wait to grow up. Now I'm 46 years old and watching 80s commercials on TH-cam wishing I could be a kid in the 80s again.
I had seen the Twilight Zone Movie in the theater when I was 9, now I know why that game of "Kick the Can" was so great, couldn't understand back then!
Saturday mornings: Get up. Get a bowl of cereal. Turn on the TV. Watch cartoons. Most 80s kids did this every Saturday morning it seems. Take me back to that time. I'm so glad I was a child in the 80s.
God I miss the 80’s! My mom literally had to throw me off the bed to go to school, but Saturday morning I was up a 6am with a bowl of Cheerios watching cartoons. Nap at 11am up at noon, outside playing till the sun went down. Someone needs to invent a time machine. I want out of this madhouse.
I was a child of 60s...my childhood no different than yours...Saturdays were great..cartoons...friends...comic books..sports...I too hate how this world has become.
Same thing here my friend mom and dad literally had to force me to get up to go to school Monday through Friday but Saturday morning 6 AM until 12:30 TV was mine. Growing up in the 80s and 90s as a kid best time of my life.
I remember watching The Dukes Of Hazzard on the first video recorder we bought. I couldn't believe I was watching the show during the daylight hours after I recorded it. Back then, if you missed an episode of anything in prime time, you had to wait until summer re-runs.
I know and agree. 2021, damn, commercials again 🤬. 2021, YAY!, over an hour of 1980s commercials 👍😄🎉🤣. It's great to watch and help forget this nowadays crappy world for a while.
Today’s Burger 🍔 King’s commercial is so impersonal because the actor’s wearing a mask instead of the real person in this signature Burger King outfit doing ‘real’ magic. Whatever happened to him?
Even the commercials of the 80's had a certain wholesomeness and innocence about them that you simply don't see nowadays. Lord, how I miss that time of my life!
So this is what ruined America... 1. Took away Saturday morning cartoons substituting it with media talk shows 2. Took away morning game shows substituting it with media talk shows 3. Sitcoms replaced with, "reality" tv 4. Even the middle of the night talk show infomercials instead of the star spangled banner signaling end of tv for an 1hr or 2 🤔💭 what else has MSM ruined....or is it just tv?
@@Getvictd744 Yes, I miss when TV channels ended their broadcast day. Now it is constant stimulation, not allowing us to contemplate or have some time for introspection. Constant programming and I don't mean the TV content. Today we are told how horrible things were for Americans in the previous decades with nothing but racism and inequality but look how many people want to go back for just simple commercials and carefree days. I miss the 80s too.
I know that's right!! I was an 80s kid and lived my teen years in the 90s, so glad I got to experience those times. Makes me so sad thinking back on it even though it was mostly good times back then
I miss the 80’s. Riding my bike everywhere, skateboarding, running through the woods, which took you down to a stream, which we splashed and played in. Took turns going swimming at each other’s house (cause everyone had a pool then), playing flashlight tag at night, kickball, whiffleball, capture the flag. Those were the days.
@@jennyfurr You know a pool could’ve been anything from a small baby pool to a larger chlorinated one? And yes, I’m from the Midwest. And pretty much everyone on my street had an above ground pool, except me. So I was always mooching off everyone else to go swim.
The good years. Born in ‘77 Grew up in the 80’s You couldn’t beat it, and no matter how they try to recreate it today. It just aint the same. You had to have been there. It was a feeling, you could taste it in the air. And we didn’t have these esports losers… We we’re, and still are, physical and strong…
I agree and the coolest thing about it.... we knew we were living in an amazing time period, we knew there was something special about it. This day and age.....not so much!! So much bad stuff happening these days I almost have that impending doom feeling every single day, like the world could end at any given moment
@NES ADDICT that would be so great the time as the older generations call it would be great to be in those times again with todays technology ofcourse game systems and pcs but the underpopulated world was so cool
Who else is watching this on a bright and early Saturday morning with your favorite cereal? I turn 40 this month and damn that, I'll always be a kid at heart
@@ScorpioBornIn69 don't slight the 90s. The Saturday morning cartoons were still a huge thing. I was kid in the late 80s and early 90s. Never knew how good I really had it.
I was fortunate to grow up in the 80s and 90s, and what I wouldn't give to be able to at least go back and visit that era. I wouldn't trade my life I have now, but things were so much better and simpler then before technology completely overtook everything. Kids didnt have all the distractions back then thay they have now, we could play outside and we ALWAYS found something to do that was fun. Now kids go outside for 5 minutes and they act like it's the most miserable thing ever and just wanna go back inside and play Fortnite
Yeah, that's right. I hate that too!! I like to listen to my playlist and doing chores. When an ad comes on I raced from another room to my Bluetooth speaker just to try to skip it. Who else is tired of lume deodorant barging in right when you are getting into a video!? 80s commercials are the best! 😁😁😁❤️❤️❤️👍
@Ito Murakami Well I do disagree with J G this is the thing he's complaining about. People thinking that their generation and all the stuff they had was the best and all of the generations after it sucked. It gets obnoxious and makes you look like a gatekeeper (someone who dictates who can be a part of a certain group or community and which ones are good).
It's wild to think back to when I was a kid seeing this on TV. Then I would go out to play and wish I had a tiny tv I could carry around with me to watch outside. Now I'm watching these again 30 years later on my tiny portable tv.
It amazes me how I was able to pack so much into one single day, as a kid! Watching cartoons, Soul Train, American Bandstand, old school horror and sci fi movies, playing outside 'til sunset, watching The Love Boat and Fantasy Island, Benny Hill and ending it all with Creature Features...WOW!!!! Those were the days, not a care in the world. I'm so glad that I got to experience that era. I grew up during the best era ever, it was so damn special! Thanks for this compilation. I'm 46 years old and watching this made me feel like a seven year old again watching this! 😀✌️
@@user-gp3tb8ho2b Well, for one. there were less restrictions. Sure, you now have smartphones, game consoles, computers that can do a lot of things, and other modern gadgets. and have virtual friends from all over the world. Back then, grade schoolers and teenagers would go outside play games, explore with their friends and return home in the evening every summer. We were allowed to be kids and teenagers and were not used to mouth off political activism that we barely could understand by teachers and other adults. We have true friendships and we personally all know each other's families. I miss that era despite enjoying the tech advancement of today. Truth be told, Facebook, Twitter, Tiktok and TH-cam and the over politicalization of the educational system in Europe, North America, Australia and New Zealand took away the greatest gift one will ever have as a child or a teenager, the gift of innocence and the willingness to learn other ideas, to accept friendships and the understanding of what's right and wrong.
Our Granny would ensure we stayed outside til dinner..so we were out of her hair ...only let in for bathroom and occasional drink or snack..then in with the street light ..lol
I've got mixed feelings about it, a lot of garbage music was created alongside some great music, but it to me was the decade of the terrible one hit wonder.
You might get misty-eyed because of how simple and wonderfully pleasant it was just to be alive during this time...clever ad executives back then earned their money to make memorable commercials that continue to impact our generation and generations to come 👌
Better times. I biked around my neighborhood all day on my Murray X-20 bmx bike with my best friend RJ,we had woods near my house where we would bike to and then explore with our walkie talkies pretending we were exploring an alien planet. We drank from garden hoses when we were thirsty and we biked ALL THE WAY up to 7 Eleven for a Slurpee.If it sounds like Stranger Things,it’s because that WAS my life...they just ripped it off.take my iPhone,WiFi and laptop now;just let me go back to 1984....
Back when the other neighborhood parents looked out for you even when you were NOT getting into trouble. An entire day could be spent out of parental supervision without using one electron of electricity. Well maybe a drop if you were a rich kid and had a digital watch. A big deal was pedaling all the way to the mall to waste allowance money on arcade games. Good times!
The 1980s were fantastic because not only did they have the 80s goodness but you could still stay in touch with the 1950s, 1960s and 1970s through reruns. A magical time.
Before school started teaching children everything before their generation was evil and akin to slavery, patriarchy, and devoid of acceptance of learned mental illness.
Seeing these at age 8-9 explains partially and perfectly why my 45 year old psyche is what it is today...what a memory trip! I actually sang along flawlessly with many of these despite the 36 years passing...thanks for Posting!
OUR GRANDPARENTS, AUNTS & UNCLES TOO THAT WERE STILL ALIVE BACK THEN MADE LIFE GREAT. THAT GENERATION OF PEOPLE WERE WHY WE HAD SUCH AWESOME CHILDHOODS. THEY DID THEIR BEST TO GIVE US KIDS A HAPPY CHILDHOOD.
This makes me think of how little TV I actually watched back then. Besides watching all morning on Saturdays, there was probably only an hour each weekday as a kid. And spent so much time outside playing and exploring.
Your right. Maybe 3 hours saturday morning and an hour after school was about it. Then maybe something on prime time once a week like knight rider , A team or dukes of hazzard,. All on maybe 3 or 4 TV stations to choose from..IF they came in good through the rabbit ears and had a minimal amount of snow in the picture... While at the same time back then, adults were complaining kids were watching too much TV..
Hmmmm. Less connected, no cellular phones and internet but simpler? I remember being afraid of terrorists and hijackers, hearing about aids, always hearing about Beirut and Russia or China. Yeah nothing was simple aside from lack of connectivity.
80s were an amazing decade. Just some of the things that stand out from the 80s. MTV, CDs, VCR's, Video stores where you can rent movies. Michael Jackson, Madonna, Saturday mourning cartoons,
@Luke brah, you know darn well that back then, great gen folks were saying EXACT SAME THING about pop and movie stars of the 80s and about 80s culture in general. Exact. Same. Thing. :)
We had a lot of mid to late 70s cartoons when I was growing up mixed in. Along with those I used to watch Josie and the Pussy Cats, Jabber Jaw and Grape Ape. Ahhhh, those were the days. You knew the cartoons were almost over when the stop motion animation show 'Davey and Goliath' came on. I watched cartoons from the mid 1970s through the mid 1980s.
You are on to something. The 80s certainly looked more cheerful. Kids today are depressed and suicidal. I blame the dystopian, cynical, soulless culture they live in.
It was great if you were a kid. But I also remember my parents trying to explain Chernobyl to 5-year-old me, and how afraid people were of World War III.
what if it’s just growing up that makes things “change”? when you’re young, everything seems better, but by the time you hit 25-30, you realize the worlds a screwed up place. I would think it’s always been pretty messed up. You just weren’t old enough to know yet!
@LoveEverton John I agree 2 much Hollyweird influence trying to sexualize children.....even while I was watching these "wholesome memories" knowing what I know today I wonder how many of those kids were Hollyweird abused...
Miss the 80's. This fabulous decade is over and that is very sad, but everything 80's will always live on in my heart and will always hold a special place there.
you are not the only one, i enjoyed the 80s and not only that i was born in 1981. some of the cartoons and commericals i might/do remember, some i dont.
Its sad that us 80's kids are now "old" its even more sad that im no longer on my grandmother's floor zoned out on what would become the best childhood ever.
I remember most of these. When, I wasn't hanging around outside, at a friend's house, or going somewhere, with my mom or dad. Sometimes, it's nice, to just sit and reminisce. It was a better time, back then.
And don’t forget candy. You can go to a store or at the movie theater where they had a concession stand where you can get candy, popcorn and a drink before or during the movie.
Nostalgia, it never looked so good. Watching these commercials has me revisiting my childhood, of where I was, who I was with & what I was eating! Lol Back in the days when I was young, I’m not a kid anymore, but some days I sit & wish I was a kid again! 😭♥️
Anyone notice that all of the cereal commercials included a glass of orange juice and two slices of toast for a complete balanced nutritious breakfast. 😂🤣😅 The 80's were cool and corny all rolled up together and I miss it.
It was always part of a nutritional breakfast. I had a science teacher once tell the class that the cereal box had more nutritional value than the cereal.
Wow this was my youth wrapped in an hour long binge. Funny how as kids we hated these commercials interrupting our shows, now as adults those same ads bring back our youth. Thanks for the upload this made me feel like there hope yet for humanity.
Best line up of commercials I ever seen on here. I haven't seen some of these in over thirty years. Some I had the jingle in my head but forgot where they came from. Thanks.
Born in 75, Life is truly short. When we were kids back then 2020 seemed like a world away. Now we're middle aged The 80s were Definitely the good old days.
Being born in 81 I feel these commercials are strangely comforting. Like your innocence is restored and everything is good in the world.......god I wish that was true !!!
I would give anything and everything to go back and relive my childhood in the 80’s....it was such an amazing time for me. I was born in 1976, so i had the incredible chance of living the 80’s at its fullest! I remember watching the original Star Wars trilogy for the very first time with all my friends, and how it was really meant to be watched...not the crappy special editions that we have today, i remember experiencing all the best movies from the 80’s live at the cinema or on VHS tapes, watching the saturday morning cartoons, having the best cartoons ever created, without the censorship and all the bullshit of todays cartoons, playing with the best and coolest toys ever created, playing amazing video games on the atari 2600, nintendo nes, coleco vision or at the arcade, being free to play outside and with our toys how we wanted to, without being over protected by our parents or being affraid of everything like todays kids! Almost every 80’s kids will tell you that it was the best time of their life, and for very good reasons! We were free and happy! I often think of my childhood and everything we had in the 80’s, it was such a magical time to be alive! I only have amazing memories from that time! Todays kids will never know what it was like to be a kid in the 80’s...no words can describe it!! Thank you for this video, it put a big smile on my face! :)
Stephen Payne Yes exactly! :) And without the incredibly stupid “Jedi Rock” song/scene, without Vader sceaming “NOOOOO!” like a little girl, without Christensen replacing Shaw at the end of “Return of the Jedi” which made absolutely no sense at all, and without all the other stupid changes that completely ruined the trilogy for me and for millions of other fans of Star Wars! Lol Fortunately, we have the “despecialized editions” now, so we can still watch the original trilogy the way it was first released back in 1977, 1980 and 1983!! Luckly, because if it wasnt for the “despecialized editions”, i wouldnt be watching the original trilogy anymore, i seriously cant stand the special editions, they are ansolutely terrible! Lol
Had the castle grayskull set , all the he-man action figures and a he-man big wheel that I rode until I wore the plastic wheels so thin they got flimsy and split open .........yesssss them were the days of worry free simplicity. Then along comes three jerks named College , Responsibility and Adulting that ruined that party. Those 3 BASTARDS ARE GENUINE ASSHOLES!!!👌👍👊😏😁😁😂😂😂😂😂😂😎✌💯💯💯
My cousins (brother and sister) both had Castle Grey Skull set and the Shera Castle in their basement/playroom. I remember going downstairs and playing for hours with them when I would visit! Great memories. I miss my 80s childhood.
📢 The best way to explain Saturday mornings to kids today, just imagine that Christmas morning feeling every Saturday minus the toys. We probably didn't get toys but we damn sure saw all the commercials for them and took mental notes for Christmas. To be honest just a bowl of Cereal was enough for us and if you had siblings you were lucky to get that special prize or toy from an unopened Cereal box on Saturdays. 😋
I love watching these kinds of videos to fall asleep to. I wasn’t born in this time but its cool to see how far companies/commercials have come from when compared to current. Always unique and fun.
@@gerasimosbedragging3982 - Yes! My favorite candy back then, and they totally ruined it by adding the caramel layer. I love caramel, but not for Whatchamacalit.
52, and I remember most of these. Arguably the last generation, or very close to it, to grow up innocent and carefree. The last generation that could tolerate, survive AND LOVE ACTION PARK! :)
Ah yes the 80s what a better time in life and in time itself. Watching these just makes me want to ball. What happened to this world,......what happened. Back then their were limits, now there is none. So in saying that I give you the world you see today.
Man I miss the 80s these commercials have a sense of warmth and wholesomeness to them, it seems like things were safer back then, me and my friends girls and boys would ride our bikes everywhere we play all day in the woods and make water dams in the creek and no one ever bothered us, we didn’t even think about people bothering us. Gosh everything has changed even since the 90s. Seems like we hit th year 2000 and everything changed especially after 9/11. I would give 10 yrs off my life to have what we had in the 80and 90s or pre 9/11.
I remember all of these commercials -- their jingles, jokes, catch phrases and overall cheesiness! I found myself quoting and singing along with a number of these, especially the Wrigley's gum commercials which were my favorites back then. Back in the day my cousin and I often quoted these like "Surprise Max Steel!" "Let go my cereal Sugar Bear!" and "Heinz: The Best Things Come to those who wait." I now wonder "Whatever happened to Ruth from the Bounty paper towel commercials??", if anyone ever won the Alpha Bits cereal Max robot prize (Did they enjoy it? Does it still work?, was it really a legitimate prize?? and I'm now curious if 30+ years later the Mongols demon bendable toys still retain their "near original shape" after you tear them apart and reattach them, and if the Water Pets toys ever had mold issues.I use to think those were water proof Care Bears 😆 #MEMORIES! They really put allot of thought and creativity into making these ads and products memorable and great. I remember wanting that Masters of The Universe Castle Gray Skull play set. I could go on and on about this but I don't have the time to.... I got mentally lost in the pure fun and sweet nostalgia of this video. I nearly watched the entire thing until I remembered I've got things to do and not allot of time on my hands. But anyways..... Enjoy! 💚😜❤
@Quincy, Uber Vegan My older cousin was born in '76. We used to argue sometimes over stuff like which was better...He-Man or She-Ra. lol He was a huge Voltron fan, which I used to watch with him since 3/4 year old girl couldn't compete with a 8/9 year old boy, lol and a big Transformers fan. I miss those times.
@@ssjup81 😆 you just named all 4 of my favorite shows growing up! 😆 #MEMORIES! My cousin and I everyday would come home from elementary school and immediately grab our favorite snacks and on came the TV. We had the same arguments you did! We'd watch tv before doing homework. 2-5pm Mon thru Friday we saw whatever was on at that time. We loved He-Man and She-Ra (she became the favorite her show debuted), Voltron, Transformers, Flintstones, Jetsons, and we even enjoyed Gem and The Holograms, and Beverly Hills Teens. And then Saturday mornings.... The Justice League.... and whatever was on PBS. Good times!
It’s awesome sitting here watching these commercials from my childhood with my son bc he is just in shock how the commercials were he laughing at me bc I’m singing 99%of all the commercials 😂😂
When I was a kid in the 80s I couldn't wait to grow up. Now I'm 46 years old and watching 80s commercials on TH-cam wishing I could be a kid in the 80s again.
Right?? I want to go back.
I don't wanna grow up, cause baby if I did. I couldn't feel alive inside like a kid!
43 and watching my childhood again
Me too.
I had seen the Twilight Zone Movie in the theater when I was 9, now I know why that game of "Kick the Can" was so great, couldn't understand back then!
Saturday mornings: Get up. Get a bowl of cereal. Turn on the TV. Watch cartoons. Most 80s kids did this every Saturday morning it seems. Take me back to that time. I'm so glad I was a child in the 80s.
And ignore the jehovah's witness at the door...
I was just about to say the same thing. What a time to be a kid. It'll never be like this ever again.
Pretty sure I did that in the 90s too! And TGIF.
Amen to be able to enjoy that incredibly awesome time!!! Take me back to that time too!! 👍😁👍😉😜
HeidiCara sadly they took them off 😡😡
God I miss the 80’s!
My mom literally had to throw me off the bed to go to school, but Saturday morning I was up a 6am with a bowl of Cheerios watching cartoons. Nap at 11am up at noon, outside playing till the sun went down.
Someone needs to invent a time machine. I want out of this madhouse.
Hell yeah
I was a child of 60s...my childhood no different than yours...Saturdays were great..cartoons...friends...comic books..sports...I too hate how this world has become.
Same thing here my friend mom and dad literally had to force me to get up to go to school Monday through Friday but Saturday morning 6 AM until 12:30 TV was mine. Growing up in the 80s and 90s as a kid best time of my life.
Omg yes
I remember watching The Dukes Of Hazzard on the first video recorder we bought. I couldn't believe I was watching the show during the daylight hours after I recorded it. Back then, if you missed an episode of anything in prime time, you had to wait until summer re-runs.
1984: "Aw man, another commercial..."
2020: "Ooh look! An hour & 16 minute long 80s commercial compilation!"
:(
You don't know what you have until it's gone.
I know and agree. 2021, damn, commercials again 🤬.
2021, YAY!, over an hour of 1980s commercials 👍😄🎉🤣. It's great to watch and help forget this nowadays crappy world for a while.
Today’s Burger 🍔 King’s commercial is so impersonal because the actor’s wearing a mask instead of the real person in this signature Burger King outfit doing ‘real’ magic. Whatever happened to him?
Back then the world wasnt so messed up, take me back!
Even the commercials of the 80's had a certain wholesomeness and innocence about them that you simply don't see nowadays. Lord, how I miss that time of my life!
So this is what ruined America...
1. Took away Saturday morning cartoons substituting it with media talk shows
2. Took away morning game shows substituting it with media talk shows
3. Sitcoms replaced with, "reality" tv
4. Even the middle of the night talk show infomercials instead of the star spangled banner signaling end of tv for an 1hr or 2
🤔💭 what else has MSM ruined....or is it just tv?
And the jingles were much better written back then.
wholesome and innocent? Check out 10:42 Apple Jacks commercial. lol
@@Getvictd744 Yes, I miss when TV channels ended their broadcast day. Now it is constant stimulation, not allowing us to contemplate or have some time for introspection. Constant programming and I don't mean the TV content. Today we are told how horrible things were for Americans in the previous decades with nothing but racism and inequality but look how many people want to go back for just simple commercials and carefree days.
I miss the 80s too.
@@jbsmith333 I must not be seeing what you're seeing.
The 80’s was the best decade ever! I wouldn’t trade my childhood for anything!
I know that's right!! I was an 80s kid and lived my teen years in the 90s, so glad I got to experience those times. Makes me so sad thinking back on it even though it was mostly good times back then
Not even a view master projector???
Ill second that
If only we had a rewind button
I guess my childhood was different. The 80s sucked to me.
If only we'd known how good we really had it in the 80s...
Gabriel Bennett fact
we were in such a hurry to grow up
Gabriel Bennett Amen !
I knew
Yesssssss
I miss the 80’s. Riding my bike everywhere, skateboarding, running through the woods, which took you down to a stream, which we splashed and played in. Took turns going swimming at each other’s house (cause everyone had a pool then), playing flashlight tag at night, kickball, whiffleball, capture the flag. Those were the days.
“Everyone had a pool then”? You must not be from the Midwest 🤣 I’m jealous
@@jennyfurr You know a pool could’ve been anything from a small baby pool to a larger chlorinated one? And yes, I’m from the Midwest. And pretty much everyone on my street had an above ground pool, except me. So I was always mooching off everyone else to go swim.
Wow, you described my summers as a kid in your post- I think we were both very fortunate to have those experiences🙂
That would be funny if you go to the bar and give everyone a flashlight and yell "FLASHLIGHT TAG!!! I never played it but it sounds fun.
The good years.
Born in ‘77
Grew up in the 80’s
You couldn’t beat it, and no matter how they try to recreate it today.
It just aint the same.
You had to have been there.
It was a feeling, you could taste it in the air.
And we didn’t have these esports losers…
We we’re, and still are, physical and strong…
I concur.
The taste of rapidly increasing wealth inequality, the War on Drugs, & Cold War paranoia? Yup, so delicious... -_-
I agree and the coolest thing about it.... we knew we were living in an amazing time period, we knew there was something special about it. This day and age.....not so much!! So much bad stuff happening these days I almost have that impending doom feeling every single day, like the world could end at any given moment
Also from 77, it is indescribable how profoundly amazing it was to be a kid in the 80s...until we had to go to school of course 😂
Yess!! I agree.
Dear God, Can heaven just be the 80's all over again?
Minus the fear of nuclear Armageddon, crack and AIDS of course.
Same
@@UltimateThanos I really thought at the age of 6 I would die in a Nuclear bomb attack. Thanks media
@NES ADDICT that would be so great the time as the older generations call it would be great to be in those times again with todays technology ofcourse game systems and pcs but the underpopulated world was so cool
@@UltimateThanos yes let’s not have those just cartoons, delicious cereal, Christmas specials, and toys.
Who else is watching this on a bright and early Saturday morning with your favorite cereal?
I turn 40 this month and damn that, I'll always be a kid at heart
Me Too
Me three
Me four, turn 40 in a few months. Miss the eighties dearly.
Happy Birthdays my fellow 79ers!
Here's to another 40 + 20 more!
Let's make it an even century, whadd'ya say?
@JoE KeRr hear hear!
Saturday mornings in the 80s. Great time to be a kid
WORD!!
I still watched it as a teen back then. Both the '70s and '80s were prime for Saturday morning shows. My, has today's generation ever missed it all.
@@ScorpioBornIn69 don't slight the 90s. The Saturday morning cartoons were still a huge thing. I was kid in the late 80s and early 90s. Never knew how good I really had it.
The best.
And with a bowl of my favorite cereal.
I was fortunate to grow up in the 80s and 90s, and what I wouldn't give to be able to at least go back and visit that era. I wouldn't trade my life I have now, but things were so much better and simpler then before technology completely overtook everything. Kids didnt have all the distractions back then thay they have now, we could play outside and we ALWAYS found something to do that was fun. Now kids go outside for 5 minutes and they act like it's the most miserable thing ever and just wanna go back inside and play Fortnite
I watched an hour of these great reminiscing commercials then got depressed. I can never go back to the 80's again. Miss it too bad.
You can by watching these you tube videos!! Music, TV, movies, everything imaginable about the 80's is on here. Enjoy!!
I understand completely..
Those were beautiful days.
I know; why do I do it to myself??
I can't be the only 80's kid to watch this video ALL the way through to the end, just for the nostalgia. Dammit, this video took me back !!!
Yes!!! Same here my friend!!
Saturday morning cartoons we're the best thing about the weekend it will never be like that again!!!😭😢
Don’t forget WWF and black belt theater
Tarzan movies
I can sit here and watch an hour's worth of 1980's commercials with no problem. But let TH-cam play a 15 second ad that I can't skip.
Yeah, that's right. I hate that too!! I like to listen to my playlist and doing chores. When an ad comes on I raced from another room to my Bluetooth speaker just to try to skip it. Who else is tired of lume deodorant barging in right when you are getting into a video!? 80s commercials are the best! 😁😁😁❤️❤️❤️👍
I agree with you!!!!
I remember these commercials like they aired yesterday. The 80's was the peak.
J G there isn't any substance to what you said there SoyBoy.
@Ito Murakami Well I do disagree with J G this is the thing he's complaining about. People thinking that their generation and all the stuff they had was the best and all of the generations after it sucked. It gets obnoxious and makes you look like a gatekeeper (someone who dictates who can be a part of a certain group or community and which ones are good).
@@seanlewis1148 What in the fuck? Maybe he just doesn't like people like you calling everyone born in the 2000's or later retarded.
@J G found the jewish millenial.
1984-1996 was the peak of western civilization
Oh my these commercials get me all choked up inside. Our 80s childhood was the best. ❤
@0% Liberal Yes! With a large bowl of cereal!
80's & 90's were the two best decades in the history of mankind.
Well i says 70s and 80s. Never was a big fan of the 90s
60's and 70's were my good years
@@rmo5248 sorry, bell bottoms are an automatic disqualification
25 cent little debbie cakes and a c&c soda in the 80,s
The Death Twitch ...I feel ya, couldn’t stand the sucka 90’s... 70’s & 80’s best back to back years it seams to me...
I can’t believe I still remember most of these commercials word for word! Ahh the 80’s, it was a great time to be a kid!
These commercials are better than a lot of today's entertainment.
It’s funny....... When I watch TV today I skip the commercials, yet I come here and watch over an hour of JUST commercials.......
Older commercials were just better. They were catchier and feels like more effort was pit into them. They also had jingles.
These commercials are so much better than the crap that's on now.
that is because 80 commercials are better than the shows today.
It's wild to think back to when I was a kid seeing this on TV. Then I would go out to play and wish I had a tiny tv I could carry around with me to watch outside. Now I'm watching these again 30 years later on my tiny portable tv.
Ironic!! Who would have thought we would be watching anything on our phones!!
And just like that...I'm a kid again...man I miss my Walkman
It amazes me how I was able to pack so much into one single day, as a kid! Watching cartoons, Soul Train, American Bandstand, old school horror and sci fi movies, playing outside 'til sunset, watching The Love Boat and Fantasy Island, Benny Hill and ending it all with Creature Features...WOW!!!! Those were the days, not a care in the world. I'm so glad that I got to experience that era. I grew up during the best era ever, it was so damn special! Thanks for this compilation. I'm 46 years old and watching this made me feel like a seven year old again watching this! 😀✌️
Well said!!
iim only 14 what did i miss out on
@@user-gp3tb8ho2b With all due respect, you had to grow up during that era to understand. It was just a fun, simple, magical time.
I hear ya!
@@user-gp3tb8ho2b Well, for one. there were less restrictions. Sure, you now have smartphones, game consoles, computers that can do a lot of things, and other modern gadgets. and have virtual friends from all over the world. Back then, grade schoolers and teenagers would go outside play games, explore with their friends and return home in the evening every summer. We were allowed to be kids and teenagers and were not used to mouth off political activism that we barely could understand by teachers and other adults. We have true friendships and we personally all know each other's families. I miss that era despite enjoying the tech advancement of today. Truth be told, Facebook, Twitter, Tiktok and TH-cam and the over politicalization of the educational system in Europe, North America, Australia and New Zealand took away the greatest gift one will ever have as a child or a teenager, the gift of innocence and the willingness to learn other ideas, to accept friendships and the understanding of what's right and wrong.
Man I remember mom cooking breakfast and I was watching Tom and Jerry, jetsons, flintstones, scooby doo etc. Them was the days life was simple
YYEESSSS LAWD
Brings back some memories. I'd watch cartoons from 6am-noon, then outside after lunch until dinner time, then outside again until dark.
Our Granny would ensure we stayed outside til dinner..so we were out of her hair ...only let in for bathroom and occasional drink or snack..then in with the street light ..lol
I must get back to the 80's!!! I must!!!
I'm going too!
but why the 80s look weird
Leonid
You need a Flux Capacitor!
The 80s doesn't have TH-cam.
This makes me so sad thinking about how it used to be when I was a kid vs. the world today.
Same here!! Nearly everyday I feel the same. This new world order sucks a** big time. I hate it!!! Born '70 here.
Brittany. ur right. those days are worth going back to. being young and irresponsible for things
I once won a Batman kite in the cereal. Mom wouldn't pay the shipping and handling and I never got the kite.
That was 1982 and I still remember it.
Sorry
I won a Batman kite from a cereal promotion too. I don’t remember what cereal it was though.
:( im sorry to hear that as well. But buy it, buy the kite now. 😀
kinda shitty that the company wouldn't cover the S&h cost for a contest prize
Aww😔
Who would've thought 10 years could be do influential.
You guys are so damn lucky you got to experience this decade. So lucky...
Personally I don't think the 80's were that great, I'd rather been around in the 60's. But I'd take the 80's over the 21st century in a minute!
@@ShannonLee1956 why the 60s?
@@Texas_Cruiser i prefer 80s than 60s coz of color tvs, the cartoons and awesome kid's toys.
Since 78
@@ShannonLee1956 the 60s had a sour taste to it, fuck that 80s all day
The eighties were a decade to remember and yet it was a long time ago
I've got mixed feelings about it, a lot of garbage music was created alongside some great music, but it to me was the decade of the terrible one hit wonder.
@J G Actually when you look at it ...it was compared to the technological advances of the present. Compare the 80's to the 50's and need I say more?😉
@J G Dude I'm almost 50. Lol
1984-1996 was the peak of Western Civilization.
@@SoulSir5vr I'm 39... It's a blessing... Time kinda just flew bye... I'm almost in shock... JS 😘✌
Those were some amazing times. The 80’s brought me so much joy. ❤️
I'm glad they did for you. I could not wait for that decade to end. I hated them.
You know you're running out of new content to watch on TH-cam when you find yourself watching commercials for TV from 30 years ago.
You might get misty-eyed because of how simple and wonderfully pleasant it was just to be alive during this time...clever ad executives back then earned their money to make memorable commercials that continue to impact our generation and generations to come 👌
Better times. I biked around my neighborhood all day on my Murray X-20 bmx bike with my best friend RJ,we had woods near my house where we would bike to and then explore with our walkie talkies pretending we were exploring an alien planet. We drank from garden hoses when we were thirsty and we biked ALL THE WAY up to 7 Eleven for a Slurpee.If it sounds like Stranger Things,it’s because that WAS my life...they just ripped it off.take my iPhone,WiFi and laptop now;just let me go back to 1984....
Of all the shows that have tried to capture the 80s, Stranger Things got it more accurate than anyone else ever has!
Kevin Wilt aaaaaaaaaaayyyyyy! So cal native!
Back when the other neighborhood parents looked out for you even when you were NOT getting into trouble. An entire day could be spent out of parental supervision without using one electron of electricity. Well maybe a drop if you were a rich kid and had a digital watch. A big deal was pedaling all the way to the mall to waste allowance money on arcade games. Good times!
PekingeseJedi Studios X-20R 🤙
John Mayer has a song called 1983. It's pretty nostalgic.
I love how we can revisit through TH-cam. Years ago, this would not have even been possible.
The 1980s were fantastic because not only did they have the 80s goodness but you could still stay in touch with the 1950s, 1960s and 1970s through reruns. A magical time.
Certifide, BONIFIED!
I remember always watching reruns like Lost in Space, Land of the Giants, Perry Mason.
Before school started teaching children everything before their generation was evil and akin to slavery, patriarchy, and devoid of acceptance of learned mental illness.
No doubt
It was only halfway through the 90's when life started going through it's overly serious and emotional puberty phase.
Let’s take a moment to thank the dork kid that taped these on his VHS 👍🏼
I keep looking for that rewind button that will bring me back to my childhood.
Seeing these at age 8-9 explains partially and perfectly why my 45 year old psyche is what it is today...what a memory trip! I actually sang along flawlessly with many of these despite the 36 years passing...thanks for Posting!
It was the only screen we had growing up! No DVRs so we had no choice but watch the commercials!
The water pets song really got me.
Every once in a while I still do the, "Thanks Easter Bunny; Bawk Bawk!"
On cue i said bawk bawk at the end
No, it thank E bunny...bawk bawk
@@jtmoore662 I think its: thanks east bunny.
me too, and people look at me like "whaaat? whats thaaat?"
@@TMcConnaughhay Some ppl didn't grow up in the right decade
I'm 45 and I sure remember these commercials. The 80s was awesome.
OUR GRANDPARENTS, AUNTS & UNCLES TOO THAT WERE STILL ALIVE BACK THEN MADE LIFE GREAT. THAT GENERATION OF PEOPLE WERE WHY WE HAD SUCH AWESOME CHILDHOODS. THEY DID THEIR BEST TO GIVE US KIDS A HAPPY CHILDHOOD.
Me too
Agree
If we bring the 80s back it would only be right to have them back as well.
unlike yall. jk jk
This makes me think of how little TV I actually watched back then. Besides watching all morning on Saturdays, there was probably only an hour each weekday as a kid. And spent so much time outside playing and exploring.
And playing kickball in the street, handball on the outdoor panels at the school , hide and seek and army soldiers. Best times ever!!!
Your right. Maybe 3 hours saturday morning and an hour after school was about it. Then maybe something on prime time once a week like knight rider , A team or dukes of hazzard,. All on maybe 3 or 4 TV stations to choose from..IF they came in good through the rabbit ears and had a minimal amount of snow in the picture... While at the same time back then, adults were complaining kids were watching too much TV..
Thanks for the time capsule! Your awesome! I miss the 80’s so much. Simpler times
*you're
You’re a person with too much time on your hands.
LMAO! Some true
@@outeredge6483 ha! You're talking to yourself.
Hmmmm. Less connected, no cellular phones and internet but simpler? I remember being afraid of terrorists and hijackers, hearing about aids, always hearing about Beirut and Russia or China. Yeah nothing was simple aside from lack of connectivity.
80s were an amazing decade.
Just some of the things that stand out from the 80s.
MTV, CDs, VCR's, Video stores where you can rent movies.
Michael Jackson, Madonna, Saturday mourning cartoons,
@Luke brah, you know darn well that back then, great gen folks were saying EXACT SAME THING about pop and movie stars of the 80s and about 80s culture in general.
Exact. Same. Thing. :)
6am I'm up....in no order..."Superfriends, Scooby Doo, Thunder The Barbarian, Plastic man, Space Ghost, and the list goes on"
We had a lot of mid to late 70s cartoons when I was growing up mixed in. Along with those I used to watch Josie and the Pussy Cats, Jabber Jaw and Grape Ape. Ahhhh, those were the days. You knew the cartoons were almost over when the stop motion animation show 'Davey and Goliath' came on. I watched cartoons from the mid 1970s through the mid 1980s.
Something is so comforting and cozy about old commercials..... maybe that’s why we keep rewatching them? 😉🌷
Everything was lighthearted and happy now everything is serious and depressing. I prefer the 80s
You are on to something. The 80s certainly looked more cheerful. Kids today are depressed and suicidal. I blame the dystopian, cynical, soulless culture they live in.
What was really awesome growing up in the 70s Through the late 80s everything changed in the 90s and after that everything was bad
It was great if you were a kid. But I also remember my parents trying to explain Chernobyl to 5-year-old me, and how afraid people were of World War III.
@@dimase86
Well yeah, I say things started to go downhill mid-late 90's.
what if it’s just growing up that makes things “change”? when you’re young, everything seems better, but by the time you hit 25-30, you realize the worlds a screwed up place. I would think it’s always been pretty messed up. You just weren’t old enough to know yet!
WHY.........JUST WHYYYYYY DID MY CHILDHOOD HAVE TO END SO QUICKLY?!!!!!!!
Exactly!
Cause you enjoyed it the more you enjoy things the faster time goes by. So at least your childhood ended quickly because it was so good.
Why couldn't our children have our childhood....I feel like they've been cheated and it's obvious getting worse...sad
@LoveEverton John I agree 2 much Hollyweird influence trying to sexualize children.....even while I was watching these "wholesome memories" knowing what I know today I wonder how many of those kids were Hollyweird abused...
I miss the 80s
Miss the 80's. This fabulous decade is over and that is very sad, but everything 80's will always live on in my heart and will always hold a special place there.
Marquel Barnes what you talking about. Yasssssss, yasssssss.
you are not the only one, i enjoyed the 80s and not only that i was born in 1981. some of the cartoons and commericals i might/do remember, some i dont.
@J G if your life sucked back then, then sucks to be you! I'm sure you turned out to be a really nice douchebag.
@J G In a Good is Bad kinda way, right?
I KNOW I HAVE READ THIS 100 TIMES BUT I MUST SAY ONCE AGAIN "I MISS THE 80'S!!"
Its sad that us 80's kids are now "old" its even more sad that im no longer on my grandmother's floor zoned out on what would become the best childhood ever.
Hey Jack, I hear ya. Watching these vids bring back so many memories.
Yeah, time flew by and now this is the “future” we’re left with. Not the way I saw this playing out. I want my tokens back!
While she’s in the kitchen cooking up something delicious. Someone please invent a time machine already 😞💯
The 80s weren't perfect but I'd give anything to be a kid again: being an adult sucks
I'd rather be an adult than a kid. Horrible.
I totally agree with you!
@@h.borter5367 right? Adult life is just pure freedom and horror, simply amazing.
i wouldn't want to be a kid nowadays. they have no idea how much this era sucks.
@@janethefriend-awakened33 better than constantly looking at the past and wishing it would come back, in my opinion
I remember most of these. When, I wasn't hanging around outside, at a friend's house, or going somewhere, with my mom or dad. Sometimes, it's nice, to just sit and reminisce. It was a better time, back then.
Yes it was. It Really really was....
Long live the 80's baby
Agreed
Hoists a glass of ovaltine to that🥛
Oh wow I miss the 80s I remember some of the stuff but mostly I was outside playing 🤣
Who else feels weird about watching all these commercials thinking a regular program is coming on next?
back then we avoided them, now we skip ads,.. but here we are watching them in the future thinking,.. why can't we have the 80s back lol
Oh, how my💔 heart longs for the Good Ole Days! The best Cartoons,Holiday specials,Movies,Music, Breakfast Cereals,and Toys!
Most Definitely💓
@@jblovett78 👍👍👍👍👍
And don’t forget candy. You can go to a store or at the movie theater where they had a concession stand where you can get candy, popcorn and a drink before or during the movie.
@@Musicradio77Network 🌭🍿🍬🍫🍭🍦👍👍👍👍👍👍👍🎉
I was looking at the Cracker Jacks commercial, and the prizes they have in the boxes today are nothing like they used to be in earlier years!! 😳
Ahhh the nostalgia....never knew how good we had it....
Nostalgia, it never looked so good. Watching these commercials has me revisiting my childhood, of where I was, who I was with & what I was eating! Lol
Back in the days when I was young, I’m not a kid anymore, but some days I sit & wish I was a kid again!
😭♥️
those were glorius times,this country has gone down the drain.i remember watching these commercials on tv.crazy how much this world changed.
jennifer bradshaw That's almost exactly what my father said 50 years ago. Except for the part about watching commercials.
Anyone notice that all of the cereal commercials included a glass of orange juice and two slices of toast for a complete balanced nutritious breakfast. 😂🤣😅
The 80's were cool and corny all rolled up together and I miss it.
Ishammc
I was deprived as a child. I had to pour syrup straight from the bottle
Instead of it being transferred to a glass pitcher 😂
It was always part of a nutritional breakfast. I had a science teacher once tell the class that the cereal box had more nutritional value than the cereal.
I asked my mom why we didn't have toast and oj with breakfast. Turns out that oj and milk do NOT go together 🤢😝
Juice, toast, milk! Anybody remember the commercial with the guy that says this line? It may have been John Goodman, but I'm not sure!
And sometimes a slice of fruit or two..lol...
I miss my youth, before the world crushed me down as a adult.
resist! :-)
70-80-90s were some greatest times i sure everyone says that but it is true for me i loved those times!!!! going to miss that time
I *gree - these 3 dec*des WERE gre*t (w*s born in 1968 - SURPRISE!)
@@davidkonen7159 awesome you were born during the best period of the century!
@@tokitarokisetsu2637 I w*s BORN, of *LL pl*ces, in Chic*go, Illinois (where they H*D (uh) politic*l convention, which bec*me SO b*d!)
Wow this was my youth wrapped in an hour long binge. Funny how as kids we hated these commercials interrupting our shows, now as adults those same ads bring back our youth. Thanks for the upload this made me feel like there hope yet for humanity.
Saturday morning cartoon was the best in the 80 s...now I'm 55 and just go to work to pay bills....
Just a vacuum,it's sucks..
Wholesome family commercials. I miss the 80s so much.
Best line up of commercials I ever seen on here. I haven't seen some of these in over thirty years. Some I had the jingle in my head but forgot where they came from. Thanks.
My youth. So far away! I remember nearly every single one of these too. Even that funky In The News moment.
Me too
*nd those were TIDBITS, just like Schoolhouse Rock
Same.
1980-1985 were the BEST years of the decade!!!!
I'm 49, and this was just an awesome trip down memory lane!! Thanks for uploading 👍🥰
Boy they sure bombarded an entire generation with commercials for candy and sugared cereals. God I miss those Saturday mornings.
sugar is no longer a part of my nutritious breakfast...
I saw a few toothpaste commercials, so everything works out.... much like the illusion of advertising from the 80s
... now it’s BigPharmaCartel drugs.
And yet we were thinner than we are now with all that healthy food they push...lol...
@@a.rosesrbleu9580 True story! lol
Miss this era GREATLY! Remember majority of these commercials like yesterday!
Strange feeling if homesickness.
Nostalgia
Born in 75, Life is truly short. When we were kids back then 2020 seemed like a world away. Now we're middle aged The 80s were Definitely the good old days.
Being born in 81 I feel these commercials are strangely comforting. Like your innocence is restored and everything is good in the world.......god I wish that was true !!!
This by far started my weekend off right :):) Commercials from my youth...ahhhh. Born in 1970.
Born in 1968
When commercials were actually quite enjoyable.. not loud and obnoxious
They were loud and obnoxious back then as well. I think you are looking back nostalgically with rose tinted glasses.
There was a certain spirit in 70's 80's television . Much more simple and fun back then . I kind of hate today's technology .
John Saunders are you a writer?
Life was much better..
@@DEREKinNYC No, they weren't.. There was no agendas being driven, at all.. You're wrong..
I would give anything and everything to go back and relive my childhood in the 80’s....it was such an amazing time for me. I was born in 1976, so i had the incredible chance of living the 80’s at its fullest! I remember watching the original Star Wars trilogy for the very first time with all my friends, and how it was really meant to be watched...not the crappy special editions that we have today, i remember experiencing all the best movies from the 80’s live at the cinema or on VHS tapes, watching the saturday morning cartoons, having the best cartoons ever created, without the censorship and all the bullshit of todays cartoons, playing with the best and coolest toys ever created, playing amazing video games on the atari 2600, nintendo nes, coleco vision or at the arcade, being free to play outside and with our toys how we wanted to, without being over protected by our parents or being affraid of everything like todays kids! Almost every 80’s kids will tell you that it was the best time of their life, and for very good reasons! We were free and happy! I often think of my childhood and everything we had in the 80’s, it was such a magical time to be alive! I only have amazing memories from that time! Todays kids will never know what it was like to be a kid in the 80’s...no words can describe it!! Thank you for this video, it put a big smile on my face! :)
back when Han shot first!
Stephen Payne Yes exactly! :) And without the incredibly stupid “Jedi Rock” song/scene, without Vader sceaming “NOOOOO!” like a little girl, without Christensen replacing Shaw at the end of “Return of the Jedi” which made absolutely no sense at all, and without all the other stupid changes that completely ruined the trilogy for me and for millions of other fans of Star Wars! Lol Fortunately, we have the “despecialized editions” now, so we can still watch the original trilogy the way it was first released back in 1977, 1980 and 1983!! Luckly, because if it wasnt for the “despecialized editions”, i wouldnt be watching the original trilogy anymore, i seriously cant stand the special editions, they are ansolutely terrible! Lol
80s music is the best!
We were the Kings of Summer
amen amen amen!!!
I just sat through over an hour of commercials....and LOVED every minute of it. 💖 Yet, I can't stand a second of today's commercials.
I had forgotten about many of these commercials. Oh so many memories were brought back
Damit!! I had the castle gray skull set!! I spent hours with it outside. Those were the good days.
My cousin had the Castle Grayskull set!
I had it too! So much fun
Had the castle grayskull set , all the he-man action figures and a he-man big wheel that I rode until I wore the plastic wheels so thin they got flimsy and split open .........yesssss them were the days of worry free simplicity. Then along comes three jerks named College , Responsibility and Adulting that ruined that party. Those 3 BASTARDS ARE GENUINE ASSHOLES!!!👌👍👊😏😁😁😂😂😂😂😂😂😎✌💯💯💯
My cousins (brother and sister) both had Castle Grey Skull set and the Shera Castle in their basement/playroom. I remember going downstairs and playing for hours with them when I would visit! Great memories. I miss my 80s childhood.
I was born in 77. I miss these commercials and items. I wish I could go back into time.
You can, find Doc Brown and you are on your way!! Btw, 1977 was a GREAT year for music.
📢 The best way to explain Saturday mornings to kids today, just imagine that Christmas morning feeling every Saturday minus the toys. We probably didn't get toys but we damn sure saw all the commercials for them and took mental notes for Christmas. To be honest just a bowl of Cereal was enough for us and if you had siblings you were lucky to get that special prize or toy from an unopened Cereal box on Saturdays. 😋
Very well said! That’s how it felt, cereal and pajamas in front of the tv 📺
McDonald’s was edible then too. Used to love a happy meal
I love watching these kinds of videos to fall asleep to. I wasn’t born in this time but its cool to see how far companies/commercials have come from when compared to current. Always unique and fun.
Just... thank you for this 🙏🏻
Cool old school Saturday mornings Commercials love em
The best cartoons ever
@@lloydkline3265 AGREED
Being a kid in the 80s was something special. What went so wrong with America?
Greed
nothing just a different era new tech social media we cant be in the 80's forever
You grew up and grew bitter, just like the people before you and the people will after you.
@@calvin6449 my family still does thing before corona
A bunch of Karens raged at the congress and got them to cancel Saturday mornings. Real fact.
I liked whatchamacallit candy bars when I was coming up.....
They were better before they added the caramel layer.
@@gerasimosbedragging3982 - Yes! My favorite candy back then, and they totally ruined it by adding the caramel layer. I love caramel, but not for Whatchamacalit.
Yeah and PB MAX!
@@islandbee just had a whatchamacallit today. They still sell them in the circle k stores in Florida.
I still do like them
We spent our childhood avoiding these commercials only to grow up and watch them for fun lol
52, and I remember most of these. Arguably the last generation, or very close to it, to grow up innocent and carefree. The last generation that could tolerate, survive AND LOVE ACTION PARK! :)
Ah yes the 80s what a better time in life and in time itself. Watching these just makes me want to ball. What happened to this world,......what happened. Back then their were limits, now there is none. So in saying that I give you the world you see today.
Man I miss the 80s these commercials have a sense of warmth and wholesomeness to them, it seems like things were safer back then, me and my friends girls and boys would ride our bikes everywhere we play all day in the woods and make water dams in the creek and no one ever bothered us, we didn’t even think about people bothering us. Gosh everything has changed even since the 90s. Seems like we hit th year 2000 and everything changed especially after 9/11. I would give 10 yrs off my life to have what we had in the 80and 90s or pre 9/11.
The world and nation as we knew it died on 911.. nothing has been right since. I miss the 20th century especially the 80s .
I remember all of these commercials -- their jingles, jokes, catch phrases and overall cheesiness! I found myself quoting and singing along with a number of these, especially the Wrigley's gum commercials which were my favorites back then. Back in the day my cousin and I often quoted these like "Surprise Max Steel!" "Let go my cereal Sugar Bear!" and "Heinz: The Best Things Come to those who wait." I now wonder "Whatever happened to Ruth from the Bounty paper towel commercials??", if anyone ever won the Alpha Bits cereal Max robot prize (Did they enjoy it? Does it still work?, was it really a legitimate prize?? and I'm now curious if 30+ years later the Mongols demon bendable toys still retain their "near original shape" after you tear them apart and reattach them, and if the Water Pets toys ever had mold issues.I use to think those were water proof Care Bears 😆 #MEMORIES! They really put allot of thought and creativity into making these ads and products memorable and great. I remember wanting that Masters of The Universe Castle Gray Skull play set. I could go on and on about this but I don't have the time to.... I got mentally lost in the pure fun and sweet nostalgia of this video. I nearly watched the entire thing until I remembered I've got things to do and not allot of time on my hands. But anyways..... Enjoy! 💚😜❤
Ageeed..lol...all of it...
Ah, you must was born in the mid to late 70s. It started becoming more familiar to me for the mid to late 80s since I was born in '81.
@@ssjup81 yep you guessed correctly! I was indeed born in 1976
@Quincy, Uber Vegan My older cousin was born in '76. We used to argue sometimes over stuff like which was better...He-Man or She-Ra. lol He was a huge Voltron fan, which I used to watch with him since 3/4 year old girl couldn't compete with a 8/9 year old boy, lol and a big Transformers fan. I miss those times.
@@ssjup81 😆 you just named all 4 of my favorite shows growing up! 😆 #MEMORIES! My cousin and I everyday would come home from elementary school and immediately grab our favorite snacks and on came the TV. We had the same arguments you did! We'd watch tv before doing homework. 2-5pm Mon thru Friday we saw whatever was on at that time. We loved He-Man and She-Ra (she became the favorite her show debuted), Voltron, Transformers, Flintstones, Jetsons, and we even enjoyed Gem and The Holograms, and Beverly Hills Teens. And then Saturday mornings.... The Justice League.... and whatever was on PBS. Good times!
Every 80's kid lived in front of the T.V.! we knew every commercial there is! Love the 80's!
Wow, I remember most of these! How I miss the 80's!
It’s awesome sitting here watching these commercials from my childhood with my son bc he is just in shock how the commercials were he laughing at me bc I’m singing 99%of all the commercials 😂😂