Say "I am Canadian" in 6 languages **Every Canadian passes** "Say it to unlock a beer fridge" **Canadian gathers every human being they can find to help** 😂❤
Some of that brought a tear to my eye... Was it the nostalgia, the national pride, or both, cause I'm just being a big ole baby?! I'm taking _that_ secret to the grave! 😝
I remember seeing that beer fridge on for the first time and tearing up. Where I live, you can't walk down the street without hearing at least 3 different languages not English or French being spoken around you. I love our diversity.
Yes! Here (Victoria) I take transit for work and today I heard Spanish, Italian, Portuguese and Chinese conversations on my commute. (And maybe some Tagalog.)
I'm in Hamilton. I've never really thought about it before, but it would be kinda weird if I didn't hear a language I didn't understand or even recognize while out and about...
I live near Montreal and even here in Quebec we can just hear so many different languages, just in the grocery store I work in you can hear at least 6 of them, English, French, spanish, Italian, arabe, créole
When my partner got her Canadian Citizenship there were 32 different nations represented in one room becoming Canadian that day. It was a great vibe and a wonderful memory.
I was proud of Shatner's comments after returning from his rocket man experience. He summed it up. Once you pass that blue line of earth, it's darkness. We have to treasure what we have! Another fun Canadian actor was Leslie Neilsen if you ever saw any of the Naked Gun movies or Airplane. He was a hoot and always kept a straight face!
There's a spoken word poet called Shane Koyczan that wrote a poem called We are More that is his tribute to Canada and Canadians. He performed it during the opening ceremonies of the 2012 Vancouver Olympics.
@@aussietashreacts he's got a tonne of really good work too, a lot of it blurs the line between storytelling and poetry and it gets me in the feels almost every time. "To This Day" "heaven or whatever" "Turn on a light" are all super if you want to feel some kind of way. To this Day went viral 6 or 7 years ago for it's anti bullying message.
They had one of those red Molson Canadian fridges at the 2015 Pan American Games in Toronto (like the Commonwealth games but for countries in America). I said 'I AM CANADIAN' in Finnish to help get the fridge open. It was great as it got strangers working together and a lot of fun. It was a very clever marketing campaign.
Absolutely LOVED seeing these ads again! 🇨🇦 And loved your reactions to them! 🇨🇦 I was hoping the last clip would be included, especially since it says "I drink Labatt's, not Klingon Ale!" Labatt's is the biggest Canadian brand competitor to Molson's nationwide (or it was at that time). I believe Labatt's was a major sponsor of the "Just For Laughs/Juste Pour Rire" International Comedy Festival, held in Montreal each summer and where Shatner performed in that ICONIC rant! 🇨🇦 Thanks for a great laugh this morning! Epic reaction, and yes, 🇨🇦 "I AM CANADIAN"! 🇨🇦
Tash, you are a treasure. It is such a joy to watch you react in such a positive way to such iconic Canadian ads; ads that make all of us here in Canada very happy and proud.
I saw a film about Bill, some years ago. At one point went to see the house where he lived as a kid. He stood on the street and talked for a bit, then just decided to go knock on the door. The older couple smiled as he explained why he was there but the stunned looks when they were told who he was ... priceless.
I remember Hugh Jackman being on a Canadian talkshow saying the same thing about Canada and Australia being so much alike and he's not the only one who says it Russell Crowe says it too. He says when he is making a movie in Canada it feels like he's home. And the same with Hugh Jackman. When Aussies come to Canada we say to them when you come to Canada you're not Aussies you are Canadians while you're here visiting Canada. And so I say back to you Tash Aussie Aussie oi oi Cheers 🍻 🇨🇦 🇦🇺
For those who don't know but when Shatner mentions NDG he means Notre Dame de Grace, which is a neighbourhood in Montreal. It's been gentrified but it used to stand for No Damn Good or Naked Dancing Girls among the locals.
LOL I live in Douth Central Ontario. There are a lot of apple orchards in this area & in Colborne , Ontario you can find the Big Apple, a business that sells apple products year round & of course you an see the Big Apple statue for miles.
Tash! I'm really enjoying your videos. you seem like such a down to earth, sweet person. I'm so glad you're enjoying everything Canadian, and i'm so excited for you to visit here and see everything in person! Love from Alberta, Canada 🥰
It was so fun seeing these advertisements again after so many years. Molson Beer sponsored Canada's longest running TV show, "Hockey Night in Canada" for many years so for anyone who enjoyed watching hockey (like our family did) these commercials were ubiquitous. Molson Beer is a very wealthy company so the production values were always high and well written and very enjoyable to watch. Great video Tash. Cheers from southern Ontario!
@9:27.. “.. and the Monkland Theater in NDG”.. My Father lived in NDG for years... Going back to MTL to visit him for years after my Daughters were born - priceless! ❤️ Thank you so much for these uploads.. You hit a little bit of surface, for so many Canadians. Thank you so much! ❤️❤️❤️🤓
The first hockey game took place in Kingston Ontario. It was played by students from the Royal Military College and Queens University on the frozen harbour. Their puck was a cut down cricket ball. Each year students from RMC and Queens play a hockey game in honour of the first hockey game, it is called The Square Puck hockey game.
I love your laugh it makes me laugh. I can tell you are a very warm hearted person and I will grant you honorary Canadian citizenship, not that that's worth anything but I think most if not all Canadian's would welcome you with open arms. Cheers.
There were some really great Molson ads that brought out our Canadian pride and some were absolutely hilarious. I actually teared up watching the one with the fridge and the different languages, don't remember seeing that one before. Loved Bill Shatner's bit at the end, always been a fan. You have a new subscriber, thank you from Vancouver, B.C.
I am so PROUD to be Canadian!! I live in a rural part of New Brunswick where we don't have to lock doors if not home and leave our keys in all vehicles and not worry about it and our neighbors all look out for each other!
Tash this Canadian who works with ton of Aussies luv ya! We have being thousand of clicks away are the same....except for the temps LOL. Your laugh just brings a light to the world. Good on ya sister
Yes, I hang my flag every Canada Day. In Victoria we get a lot of American cruise ships tourists on Alaska cruises in the summer. When they happen to dock on Canada Day they're blown away by the patriotism they see. People with flag transfers on their cheeks. People wearing nothing but maple leaf clothing. Canadians are quietly patriotic until Canada Day (July 1) when all hell breaks loose. 😁
This was awesome! I loved the languages beer fridge ad. Like you, I love William Shatner and I was in tears watching him go up in that rocket. Great videos, Tash! (Now I want to go to Oz and say Aussie, Aussie, Aussie, Oi, Oi, Oi!) 😄
Ha Ha! Loved the William Shatner clip. I too drink a Labatts beer (Olands) but I love the Molson Commercials. I think it excellent that the competition was allowed a plug on here.
Yeah! The song! So many reacters never get to it. Speaking of identity, as a Canadian, the thing that made me feel most Australian was probably "I Am Australian" by The Seekers. That song seriously checks all the boxes a national anthem is supposed to check.
Love these commercials--even though I'm not a drinker. I especially liked the ones featuring the fridge. There were several of these, including some where they were placed in cities in other countries and the only people who could open them were Canadians (I think they had to use their passport, if memory serves me correctly). They also, if I recall, had one where these guys take the fridge to some tropical island (maybe in the Pacific somewhere?) where there's this lone Canadian who was apparently pining for some Canadian beer. Great stuff. BTW, if you want to see some more gorgeous shots of Canada, you should check out the tourism ads for Newfoundland and Labrador. They are beautifully shot and put together and would make anyone want to visit.
Actually Tash the legal drinking or voting age in Canada is 18 or 19 depending on which province you live in. I'm from Alberta where the legal age is 18.
I must admit that the commercial starting at 2:36 was a shockingly good reminder of what all good we have here in the country. And the next one, the multi-lingual one, was something I had never seen! The historical-footage one following was intriguing, as it showed historical achievements (building the cross-country railroads, creating universal welfare), but also showing ability to laugh at oneself (Phil Esposito tripping on a flower stack, and then bowing to the Russians watching)
Molson places Canadian beer fridges around large events like the Olympics, Formula 1, World Cup, etc. They will dispense a free can if you scan your Canadian passport.
I literally cried upon seeing these ads again after so many years. We Canadians have lost so much🤣 The toxic, infantile, corrupt "I" culture flows over the border destroying what a beautiful "we" culture we had. We were so arrogant to believe that we could hold our own against such a dense populated country to the south. 😂 Thanks, the tears were worth it. ❤️
The legal drinking age is 18 in four of our ten provinces (including here in Alberta). I remember living in Saskatchewan when they changed it from 18 to 19: one of my best friend's birthday was the day *AFTER* the day of the change. He was PISSED OFF! :)
It's interesting that they showed the scene of the beginning of rail travel in Canada, and they did it without showing any of the Chinese men who worked, and frequently died building the line across this huge nation. They say that there was one dead Chinese man for every mile of track layed. These men were treated atrociously, and it's time to thank them for their sacrifices to the betterment of this beautiful country.
Age of Majority .... it all depends on the province. It's 19 in 4 provinces and all the territories and it's 18 in the other 6 provinces. The song at 6 minutes is called "The Canadian Anthem". Canadian is a beer brand made by Molson. What Shatner did was a parody and "The Rant" which was the FIRST Molson commercial in the entire series. Shatner did this parody at the Just For Laughs comedy festival in Montreal.
The Canadian Provinces of Alberta, Manitoba and Quebec the drinking age is 18. British Columbia, Ontario, Saskatchewan, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Newfoundland & Labrador, Yukon Territory, Northwest Territories and Nunavut the drinking age is 19.
Hahaha Tash! You went TOTALLY SILENT AND SERIOUS when Shatner came on! Love u ❤️🇨🇦🤓ottawa. But notice in his rant, he mentions Labatts beer... molsens main competition
Captain Kirk deserves all respect I can give him lol Only a few people would make me go silent if I had the opportunity to meet them, William Shatner, Mark Hamill and Darth Vader, James Earl Jones lol
@@aussietashreacts it’s surprising he’s still alive! Haha I’m glad he got to actually go to space a few years ago... treats on their way. Ur SUCH A starnerd! Bet ur hubby is normal, kids rolling eyes haha... or have u reared them as sci fis? Ha. Knew it from the start as a first sub with all the masks and ur cackle! Id love to meet Luke too.
@@aussietashreacts hahahah. Harrison is claimed by my Mom! Haha! Her dream... dad never her took her to any Indiana Jones ones! He took us kids... that’s ok, he had a thing for Faye Dunaway lol! And probably Sylvia Hay the street over for awhile! Gross
There is a few giany things here in Nrew Brunswick, there is a giant potato near Fredericton (provincial capital), a giant lobster in Shediac, a large salmon uo near campbeton, a giant cow and calf in Sussex and there is a giant axe somewhere up north. We did have a giant blueberry but it is in Oxford Nova scotia now.
I've never been to it but Stratford, Ontario which William Shatner refer to is where they hold a Shakespeare festival every year. I'm not into Shakespeare myself but the festival is highly regarded.
Never been a big fan of Molson beers (too light like American beer) but I may just have to become a Molson drinker...if just to support the amazing commercials they make and the pride they show for our county
we have the most ridiculously patriotic beer commercials! sitting crying over how beautiful our country is and its a bloody beer commercial!! too funny!
The Molson Canadian beer fridge first appeared in 2013 when Molson and its ad agency Rethink built two fridges that could only be opened with a Canadian passport and left them in random locations in Europe - an ad campaign that played on Canada's international reputation as a nation of partiers. The campaign was so popular that the fridge became central to Molson's marketing efforts during the Olympics in Sochi and in subsequent Canada Day campaigns.❤ 🇨🇦
When i was a teenager teams from Australia came to british columbia and we would play them in futsal (indoor soccer) i think all together i played in 10 games
The 2nd commercial is after the NHL came back after a full season labor dispute/lockout. Just imagine how the Australian public would react if AFL footie missed an entire season. I can't imagine it going well
Spock has his own town in Canada, Vulcan Alberta, they even have their own landing pad for space ships.
It also has a large model of the original enterprise on a pedestal.
The commercial with the fridge is one of my favorite ones.
It was very cool :)
Say "I am Canadian" in 6 languages
**Every Canadian passes**
"Say it to unlock a beer fridge"
**Canadian gathers every human being they can find to help** 😂❤
Hey Tash! You just made me cry with those commercials. ‘Cause I’m so damn proud to be CANADIAN!!
I think out of all the people in the world, Australians are the most like Canadians. 😊
Agreed :)
Some of that brought a tear to my eye... Was it the nostalgia, the national pride, or both, cause I'm just being a big ole baby?! I'm taking _that_ secret to the grave! 😝
Nah, you're just a Canadian like me. ☺
@@PJPerdue1293 And me : ) 🍁
I remember seeing that beer fridge on for the first time and tearing up. Where I live, you can't walk down the street without hearing at least 3 different languages not English or French being spoken around you. I love our diversity.
Yes! Here (Victoria) I take transit for work and today I heard Spanish, Italian, Portuguese and Chinese conversations on my commute. (And maybe some Tagalog.)
I'm in Hamilton. I've never really thought about it before, but it would be kinda weird if I didn't hear a language I didn't understand or even recognize while out and about...
When I lived in Vancouver I would love going to the Canuck games and the crowd would be so many different nationalities all going nuts for the game.
I live near Montreal and even here in Quebec we can just hear so many different languages, just in the grocery store I work in you can hear at least 6 of them, English, French, spanish, Italian, arabe, créole
When my partner got her Canadian Citizenship there were 32 different nations represented in one room becoming Canadian that day.
It was a great vibe and a wonderful memory.
I was proud of Shatner's comments after returning from his rocket man experience. He summed it up. Once you pass that blue line of earth, it's darkness. We have to treasure what we have!
Another fun Canadian actor was Leslie Neilsen if you ever saw any of the Naked Gun movies or Airplane. He was a hoot and always kept a straight face!
Leslie's older brother, Erik, was the Deputy Prime Minister in the 1980s. Leslie liked to say that in their family he was the funny one.
Norm!! RIP.❤😂
There's a spoken word poet called Shane Koyczan that wrote a poem called We are More that is his tribute to Canada and Canadians. He performed it during the opening ceremonies of the 2012 Vancouver Olympics.
will check it out :)
@@aussietashreacts he's got a tonne of really good work too, a lot of it blurs the line between storytelling and poetry and it gets me in the feels almost every time. "To This Day" "heaven or whatever" "Turn on a light" are all super if you want to feel some kind of way. To this Day went viral 6 or 7 years ago for it's anti bullying message.
They had one of those red Molson Canadian fridges at the 2015 Pan American Games in Toronto (like the Commonwealth games but for countries in America). I said 'I AM CANADIAN' in Finnish to help get the fridge open. It was great as it got strangers working together and a lot of fun. It was a very clever marketing campaign.
Absolutely LOVED seeing these ads again! 🇨🇦 And loved your reactions to them! 🇨🇦 I was hoping the last clip would be included, especially since it says "I drink Labatt's, not Klingon Ale!" Labatt's is the biggest Canadian brand competitor to Molson's nationwide (or it was at that time). I believe Labatt's was a major sponsor of the "Just For Laughs/Juste Pour Rire" International Comedy Festival, held in Montreal each summer and where Shatner performed in that ICONIC rant! 🇨🇦
Thanks for a great laugh this morning! Epic reaction, and yes,
🇨🇦 "I AM CANADIAN"! 🇨🇦
Yeah, I was a little surprised when he said Labatt's... then I realized where he was and all was forgiven.
Tash it's been so long since I've seen those commercials. It makes me so proud to be Canadian.
Me too! A couple of them I had never seen. Thanks Tash! 🍁
Tash, you are a treasure. It is such a joy to watch you react in such a positive way to such iconic Canadian ads; ads that make all of us here in Canada very happy and proud.
Wow, thank you!
I saw a film about Bill, some years ago. At one point went to see the house where he lived as a kid. He stood on the street and talked for a bit, then just decided to go knock on the door. The older couple smiled as he explained why he was there but the stunned looks when they were told who he was ... priceless.
These comerctials were better than the tv shows they were on. I have seen them all at 69 years of age.
Yay!! Part 2. Thanks Tash! 🍻🇨🇦
Hope you enjoyed it!
Loved these ads. They are a trip down memory lane. Love how you react to them. I think Australia and Canada are alike in many ways. Thanks Tash
Glad you like them!
I remember Hugh Jackman being on a Canadian talkshow saying the same thing about Canada and Australia being so much alike and he's not the only one who says it Russell Crowe says it too. He says when he is making a movie in Canada it feels like he's home. And the same with Hugh Jackman. When Aussies come to Canada we say to them when you come to Canada you're not Aussies you are Canadians while you're here visiting Canada. And so I say back to you Tash Aussie Aussie oi oi Cheers 🍻 🇨🇦 🇦🇺
A few of these I've never actually seen before, but left me feeling proud to be Canadian, Brandon Manitoba Canada 😊
Winnipeg here ✌🏼🇨🇦
Go Wheat Kings! Brandon here, too
Just down the road...Portage la Prairie
So much negativity in Canada these days and yet we have so much to be proud of !
I use to be a proud Canadian…
Trudy's on his way out. no one believes anything he says.
I am glad you are enjoying Canadians. I would do anything to bring us back to this time
That “Made From Canada” commercial is still my favourite of all time.
For those who don't know but when Shatner mentions NDG he means Notre Dame de Grace, which is a neighbourhood in Montreal. It's been gentrified but it used to stand for No Damn Good or Naked Dancing Girls among the locals.
Dearly love the beer fridge, a terrific ad, and Bill Shatner was doing a play on an earlier Moldon commercial ad "Joe's Rant". Both a delight.
LOL I live in Douth Central Ontario. There are a lot of apple orchards in this area & in Colborne , Ontario you can find the Big Apple, a business that sells apple products year round & of course you an see the Big Apple statue for miles.
Tash! I'm really enjoying your videos. you seem like such a down to earth, sweet person. I'm so glad you're enjoying everything Canadian, and i'm so excited for you to visit here and see everything in person! Love from Alberta, Canada 🥰
Gosh I am an old fool for tearing at some of these ads. They just make me so darn proud.
Be Proud Mate :)
It was so fun seeing these advertisements again after so many years. Molson Beer sponsored Canada's longest running TV show, "Hockey Night in Canada" for many years so for anyone who enjoyed watching hockey (like our family did) these commercials were ubiquitous. Molson Beer is a very wealthy company so the production values were always high and well written and very enjoyable to watch. Great video Tash. Cheers from southern Ontario!
Glad you enjoyed it! My favourite part was of course I am Canadian, William Shatner :)
@9:27.. “.. and the Monkland Theater in NDG”.. My Father lived in NDG for years... Going back to MTL to visit him for years after my Daughters were born - priceless! ❤️
Thank you so much for these uploads.. You hit a little bit of surface, for so many Canadians. Thank you so much! ❤️❤️❤️🤓
The first hockey game took place in Kingston Ontario. It was played by students from the Royal Military College and Queens University on the frozen harbour. Their puck was a cut down cricket ball. Each year students from RMC and Queens play a hockey game in honour of the first hockey game, it is called The Square Puck hockey game.
I love your laugh it makes me laugh. I can tell you are a very warm hearted person and I will grant you honorary Canadian citizenship, not that that's worth anything but I think most if not all Canadian's would welcome you with open arms. Cheers.
There were some really great Molson ads that brought out our Canadian pride and some were absolutely hilarious. I actually teared up watching the one with the fridge and the different languages, don't remember seeing that one before. Loved Bill Shatner's bit at the end, always been a fan. You have a new subscriber, thank you from Vancouver, B.C.
I am so PROUD to be Canadian!! I live in a rural part of New Brunswick where we don't have to lock doors if not home and leave our keys in all vehicles and not worry about it and our neighbors all look out for each other!
Tash this Canadian who works with ton of Aussies luv ya! We have being thousand of clicks away are the same....except for the temps LOL. Your laugh just brings a light to the world. Good on ya sister
Wonderful to see these again. On Canada Day, I still hang my I am flag. Drinking age varies from province to province. 18 or 19.
Yes, I hang my flag every Canada Day. In Victoria we get a lot of American cruise ships tourists on Alaska cruises in the summer. When they happen to dock on Canada Day they're blown away by the patriotism they see. People with flag transfers on their cheeks. People wearing nothing but maple leaf clothing. Canadians are quietly patriotic until Canada Day (July 1) when all hell breaks loose. 😁
Hi Tash I absolutely loved watching these again, it’s been years! Great laughs. Have a super weekend🌹
This was awesome! I loved the languages beer fridge ad. Like you, I love William Shatner and I was in tears watching him go up in that rocket. Great videos, Tash! (Now I want to go to Oz and say Aussie, Aussie, Aussie, Oi, Oi, Oi!) 😄
Glad you enjoyed it!
Cheers from Canada. i just love your y/t channel. Looking forward to more. Proudly I say I AM CANADIAN!
That skit at the end was part of Just for Laughs. Brilliant festival!
Ha Ha! Loved the William Shatner clip. I too drink a Labatts beer (Olands) but I love the Molson Commercials. I think it excellent that the competition was allowed a plug on here.
Yeah! The song! So many reacters never get to it. Speaking of identity, as a Canadian, the thing that made me feel most Australian was probably "I Am Australian" by The Seekers. That song seriously checks all the boxes a national anthem is supposed to check.
The picture of "Spock" without pointy ears, is Dr. Spock, author of most famous book on baby/child care. (Not the actor).
I haven't heard that Aussie slogan for awhile. Thanks for reminding me!
Hi Tash , i,m Canadian and love these commercials , they really do show what we are all about. Drinking age is 18 in 3 provinces , and 19 in the rest.
There is a Giant nickel coin here in Ontario.
Love these commercials--even though I'm not a drinker. I especially liked the ones featuring the fridge. There were several of these, including some where they were placed in cities in other countries and the only people who could open them were Canadians (I think they had to use their passport, if memory serves me correctly). They also, if I recall, had one where these guys take the fridge to some tropical island (maybe in the Pacific somewhere?) where there's this lone Canadian who was apparently pining for some Canadian beer. Great stuff.
BTW, if you want to see some more gorgeous shots of Canada, you should check out the tourism ads for Newfoundland and Labrador. They are beautifully shot and put together and would make anyone want to visit.
Canadian Tourism Ads, that's a great idea, cheers Mate :)
Hoo yes, the tourism ads for Newfoundland are something else!
Bill’s joke at the end had me in tears 😂.
I’ve always appreciated all the languages we have in Canada. That one was my favorite.
Actually Tash the legal drinking or voting age in Canada is 18 or 19 depending on which province you live in. I'm from Alberta where the legal age is 18.
I must admit that the commercial starting at 2:36 was a shockingly good reminder of what all good we have here in the country. And the next one, the multi-lingual one, was something I had never seen! The historical-footage one following was intriguing, as it showed historical achievements (building the cross-country railroads, creating universal welfare), but also showing ability to laugh at oneself (Phil Esposito tripping on a flower stack, and then bowing to the Russians watching)
Molson places Canadian beer fridges around large events like the Olympics, Formula 1, World Cup, etc. They will dispense a free can if you scan your Canadian passport.
I literally cried upon seeing these ads again after so many years. We Canadians have lost so much🤣 The toxic, infantile, corrupt "I" culture flows over the border destroying what a beautiful "we" culture we had. We were so arrogant to believe that we could hold our own against such a dense populated country to the south. 😂 Thanks, the tears were worth it. ❤️
Thank the Conservatives for NAFTA. PET knew they would swallow us up if we let them and we did. Despite Mulroney for this.
The legal drinking age is 18 in four of our ten provinces (including here in Alberta). I remember living in Saskatchewan when they changed it from 18 to 19: one of my best friend's birthday was the day *AFTER* the day of the change. He was PISSED OFF! :)
I use to love these commercials, wish they would bring them back. God Bless Canada.
It's interesting that they showed the scene of the beginning of rail travel in Canada, and they did it without showing any of the Chinese men who worked, and frequently died building the line across this huge nation. They say that there was one dead Chinese man for every mile of track layed.
These men were treated atrociously, and it's time to thank them for their sacrifices to the betterment of this beautiful country.
that's coming up in the next heritage minutes that I just filmed, stay tuned :)
Drinking age varies with each province, Quebec is 18
Age of Majority .... it all depends on the province. It's 19 in 4 provinces and all the territories and it's 18 in the other 6 provinces. The song at 6 minutes is called "The Canadian Anthem". Canadian is a beer brand made by Molson. What Shatner did was a parody and "The Rant" which was the FIRST Molson commercial in the entire series. Shatner did this parody at the Just For Laughs comedy festival in Montreal.
The Canadian Provinces of Alberta, Manitoba and Quebec the drinking age is 18. British Columbia, Ontario, Saskatchewan, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Newfoundland & Labrador, Yukon Territory, Northwest Territories and Nunavut the drinking age is 19.
You missed PEI
That was fun! Haven't seen most of those. Thanks for reacting to these! Aussie-Aussie-Aussie, Oi-Oi-Oi!!!
Glad you like them!
The Fridge is legendary! Love that commercial. Is there a part 3?, missing 2 other epic Canadian commercials. 😢
The Big Apple is a real thing found in Colborne Ontario.
There is also a Big Nickel in Sudbury, a big Goose at Wawa, etc etc
Knew you'd love that William Shatner one.
I did, I really did xx
I really enjoyed your videos and comments plus learning more about the world around me and remembering old shows
Most of Canada is 19 but in Alberta where I live it is 18, I think Manitoba is 18 as well.
Hahaha Tash! You went TOTALLY SILENT AND SERIOUS when Shatner came on! Love u ❤️🇨🇦🤓ottawa. But notice in his rant, he mentions Labatts beer... molsens main competition
Captain Kirk deserves all respect I can give him lol Only a few people would make me go silent if I had the opportunity to meet them, William Shatner, Mark Hamill and Darth Vader, James Earl Jones lol
@@aussietashreacts it’s surprising he’s still alive! Haha I’m glad he got to actually go to space a few years ago... treats on their way. Ur SUCH A starnerd! Bet ur hubby is normal, kids rolling eyes haha... or have u reared them as sci fis? Ha. Knew it from the start as a first sub with all the masks and ur cackle! Id love to meet Luke too.
@@chrisrandall2710 mark hamill love him, old Harrison Ford is pretty cool as well but Shatner and Hamill are the best
He’s my force, haha
@@aussietashreacts hahahah. Harrison is claimed by my Mom! Haha! Her dream... dad never her took her to any Indiana Jones ones! He took us kids... that’s ok, he had a thing for Faye Dunaway lol! And probably Sylvia Hay the street over for awhile! Gross
Love those ads ...Molson are the best ❤❤❤🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦
The legal age of drinking varies from a province to another. In Québec, it's 18.
Hi pretty lady. How are you doing today? And how is the weather over there and that of your family??
Another video if you’re interested in is: They discovered in Canada what no one was supposed to see?! Pretty cool 🥰
Thanks for sharing!!
There is a few giany things here in Nrew Brunswick, there is a giant potato near Fredericton (provincial capital), a giant lobster in Shediac, a large salmon uo near campbeton, a giant cow and calf in Sussex and there is a giant axe somewhere up north. We did have a giant blueberry but it is in Oxford Nova scotia now.
I've never been to it but Stratford, Ontario which William Shatner refer to is where they hold a Shakespeare festival every year. I'm not into Shakespeare myself but the festival is highly regarded.
You are Canadian!
Good day Tash Have a great one
We have a landing pad in Vulcan Alberta!!
Love it
I am Canadian
Je suis Canadien
Proud to be
Fier de l'être
I am Canadian too and I am proud !! 🇨🇦
Je suis Canadienne et j'en suis fière !! 🇨🇦🏡🌲🌲🌲🍁🍁🍁🍁
I am Canadian and I love it. Ausies and Canadians
There was a great Molson commercial from 1984 that played up Australian sterotypes.
Never been a big fan of Molson beers (too light like American beer) but I may just have to become a Molson drinker...if just to support the amazing commercials they make and the pride they show for our county
Once again you’ve made my day, ❤love you
Not only is Pam Anderson Canadian, she is also Canada's Centennial Baby. Born on July 1 1967, our country's 100th birthday.
made from canada i love it so much a proud canadian beer add what happened to beer adds lol
we have the most ridiculously patriotic beer commercials! sitting crying over how beautiful our country is and its a bloody beer commercial!! too funny!
18 here too!!! Some province's are 19yrs old!!!
seeing these again make me laugh.
Starship NCC-1701 aka USS Enterprise.
I think only trekkies would know that one lol.
The sketch with William Shatner was filmed in Montreal Festival Just for laugh a few years back. ha ha ha...
It was my favourite part, I was so happy :)
That's "Captin James Kirk" aka William Shatner, a Canadian actor and real SpaceMan!!! 💜🇨🇦
The Molson Canadian beer fridge first appeared in 2013 when Molson and its ad agency Rethink built two fridges that could only be opened with a Canadian passport and left them in random locations in Europe - an ad campaign that played on Canada's international reputation as a nation of partiers. The campaign was so popular that the fridge became central to Molson's marketing efforts during the Olympics in Sochi and in subsequent Canada Day campaigns.❤ 🇨🇦
In Canada, we have a big tomahawk as well ;)
Wow, that Canadian song ad.....I don't recall it. Molson, should recycle this ad again. WOW! Same with the fridge one.
Aussie You truly do Rock!
When i was a teenager teams from Australia came to british columbia and we would play them in futsal (indoor soccer) i think all together i played in 10 games
OMG I’ve never seen that clip of William Shatner.
I think William did the same act at the Olympic ceremonies
William Shatner is the actor who played Captain Kirk in Star Trek and in a show called TJ Hooker.
The Worlds largest Hockey stick in Duncan British Columbia, on Vancouver Island!
Part 3! Part 3! Part 3! Pretty please with poutine on top! 🍁
i visited the big Pineapple years ago, so kool
really, I have never travelled up to that part of Queensland, cool mate
🇨🇦 I AM CANADIAN 🇨🇦
The 2nd commercial is after the NHL came back after a full season labor dispute/lockout. Just imagine how the Australian public would react if AFL footie missed an entire season. I can't imagine it going well
Tash, I have some bad news. The ad that featured the giant monuments was showing real ones from across the country are real ones. Sad but true. :)
The Big Apple is only a few miles from me at Colborne Ontario. What is sad about it?
@@mrdanforth3744 I'm just being silly. I actually like things like this
18 is legal in Canada also