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80's Commercials Vol. 609
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ก.ค. 2018
- These commercials aired on ABC on July 5th, 1987
1. "The Wind In The Willows" Commercial Bumper
2. Luvs Deluxe
3. Crest
4. 7up
5. "The Wind In The Willows" Commercial Bumper
6. S.O.S
7. Pringles
8. Hallmark
9. Diet Coke/TV Spot for "Roxanne" (One of those dual ads that's hard to categorize)
10. Double Mint Gum
11. Carnation Instant Breakfast
12. Dove
13. Keebler E.L. Fudge
14. "The Wind In The Willows" Commercial Bumper
15. Promo for "Monday Night Baseball"
16. Sterling (This was a brand of British car produced by Rover, in conjunction with Honda. It was essentially an Acura Legend with a restyled interior)
17. Illinois State Lottery Fortune Instant Lottery
18. Burger King Breakfast To Go
19. WLS Eyewitness News Bumper
20. "The Wind In The Willows" Commercial Bumpers
21. McDonald's
22. Milk
23. Kodak Colorwatch System (With Bill Cosby)
24. Cajun Spiced Ruffles (With Justin Wilson)
25. Skippy
26. ABC "Something's Happening" Promo (Awesome)
The closest thing to a time machine. I love the 80s.
I wasn't even born in that decade but God, this looks comforting
I'm 39 and I remember most all these commercials, the best times, nothing like it.
Why when I watch these do I feel like I’m 6 again. Makes me happy and sad at the same time. I miss that life
I love old ads, they are oddly comforting for me :]
I missed a great decade 😓 I was born in 92. The 90s were awesome but The 80s seemed so much simpler
I swear if I could go back and just exist in the 80s I would gladly just live out my life there.
lordkresh I grew up in the 80s and I want to go back.
Yep, I would too. Just keep repeating the decade until I die.
No internet, no cell phones, no social media. It was such a different world back then, I miss those days.
Yes, I was born in 85 and maybe it's just because I was a kid but watching these brings back a simpler time.
Life seemed to be so much simpler in the 80s
No commercials about class action lawsuits or anti anxiety drugs ,
People were probably less stressed out. People actually lived comfortably working 40 hrs a week in those days
I wish we could build a time machine and go back. These were the best ads and the best decade ever.
It was great growing up in the 80's
This is why I love TH-cam. Seeing these commercials again stirs up warm memories. Thanks for this platform.
1983-1988 were absolutely the best years of my life ( I had great years after that 1993, 2001, 2004 , to name a few ) but that period of the 80s was MAGICAL
The world just felt different. People who weren't there won't understand it.
I like how simple commercials in the 1980's were.
Absolutely! And they were for everyday products that most people would use. Nowadays it's all lawyers and prescription drugs. Totally sickening!
The double mint gum commercial really brings back memories. They played the heck out of that when I was growing up.
They definitely don’t make commercials like they use to.
So many wonderful memories...born in '76...miss the 80s..
I could watch these all day.
I remember that Doublemint gum ad like it was yesterday.
I was in my twenties all during the 1980s. I remember these ads. Diaper ads often showed the layers of a diaper as if it were an anatomy lesson. TV ads from 1965-1989 were awesomely entertaining...none were annoying. Most had jingles. I miss these.
I miss 80s commercials and television.
I pray to God everyday that I go to sleep one night and wake up in my body of somewhere between 1985-1988; but with all my memories up until right now preserved into that consciousness.
I pray the same thing, but mine is 15 years ago in 2003, so I can correct a life altering mistake.
I love my wife and kids, but if I was walking along the beach one day and kicked over a bottle and A genie popped out and offered to send me back to my 10 year old body in 1986 I would say yes so fast his head would spin.
30+ years later and I still remember these commercials.....these were the days. Wish I was a kid again!!!
Lol at the dramatic diaper commercial. Gotta love the 80's
A time with uplifting and exciting commercials for actual products instead of medication and attorneys.
What a wondrous and beautiful lost past time of America. I think I might miss this decade more than any other!! :(
I was born in 2001 and this is way better advertising than what we got now.
I love 80's aesthetic. Thank you for this!
Watching Commercials and shows/listening to music from the 80s make it seem like It was a great time to grow up. Makes me wish I could go back in time and experience it myself.
I didn't think so at the time, but looking back now, it was pretty great.
It really was. The highlight of the week was on Friday night and Saturday mornings!!!! T.V. was the best!!!!! I miss it. Hahahahaaa
It was a great time. Was it perfect? Of course not, no time period is, but I felt like I had a great 80s childhood. I turned 15 in 89
Summer 1987 was the best, endless days and not a care in the world.
I cant believe I came across this video and saw your post. Summer of 87 has been on my mind for sometime. It was by far my favorite. I'm having a hard time lately and really just want to go back to 87...and if it carries into 88, im ok with that but 1987was special.
Leonard Durecki that was my favorite summer too!
....and I'm ten years old again. These actually made me tear up.
The doublemint one reminded me of Princess Diana.
I miss growing up back then , and how society was different without the influence of social media .
I really love the creativity and the aesthetic of the 80's and their commercials. I wish it was like that today! It seemed so positive and outgoing. Today, things seem pretty basic and boring. There is not much today that has some sort of taste to it. Where did that all go?
Everything is about one person being an island and wrapping themselves in a blanket of technology and immersing themselves in internet-based content. I say this as a guy in his late 30s who's too broke to be able to do much more than veg out on my laptop watching youtube for hours a day, though, so maybe the issue has less to do with advertising trends and more to do with them just holding a mirror up to how bleak much of American society has become since so many of us are spinning our wheels in a hollow, check-to-check existence.
The reason for this IMO is that there isn't a larger cultural zeitgeist or monoculture anymore. Like you said, everyone is now their own island. Occasionally there are some movies or TV shows that sort of break out for a bit, but the idea of there being a movie, TV show or song that literally everybody has seen or heard is pretty much gone. These are the kind of things that help define decades, who we were during them, and allow us to see small cultural changes over time. And without them everything feels samey.
Commercials nowadays aren’t memorable
Thanks, 80s commercials make me so happy 😁
Aaah, the 80s. Such a simpler time.
The Analytical Menace So True... I hate to admit it but I miss the era
Remember all the twins Doublemint Chewing Gum commercials! Those two twins remind me of Princess Diana. And haven't seen that Pringles commercial in such a long time! Fever, Get It!
I feel nostalgic for the 80s and I was born in the 90s.
Thank God for the internet so I can go back in time before there was internet and life was better.
That Keebler narrator is a legend of 80s commercials. Nostalgic.
I wish I grew up in the 80s. I grew up in the wrong time.
It was a good time to grow up.
@@JonesMediaMan The best. We got away with prank calls, had junk food for breakfast, played outside during the day with no helicopter parents and played Nintendo at night, then came of age just as the internet took off. Absolutely the best time to be a kid.
Who else sang along to the Double Mint Gum and Carnation Instant Breakfast jingles?
These ads are all so good unlike modern ads, not much dumb pandering to young adults and teens, they’re aren’t really trying to be funny most of the time, and most have catchy jingles and/or great tag lines.
My mom would walk around the house singing the Doublemint song.
Wow just watching this for a couple minutes just makes me realize how creative and interesting commercials used to be back in the 80s; they seemed peppy and fun unlike nowadays where it's so serious and boring. At least these had creativity
Thank you for posting these.
They really do help when you’re needing a time machine because life sucks lol
I love that everything was so new and every damn product had a commercial..... like when was the last time gum was advertised on tv?! Haha I miss tv and I miss my childhood ✌🏻
Ahhh...if I could go back in time!! A do-over in my life!!
Me too! God I miss it. I was born in 82'
The SOS commercial was my favorite of this lot. The pull cord on the box was such a simple gimmick, but effective.
2:54 wow that ending of the commercial is so 80s haha I love it, the music, singing, and the jump freeze
The Double Mint Twins commercial, probably one of the most famous and most remembered commercials in tv history!
I miss when McDonalds sold milkshakes in the paper cups. You got so much more for your money. Now they just throw whipped cream and a cherry in a small plastic cup.
I am soooo grateful I was a kid during this decade. The only thing I wouldn't repeat is the crazy permed and sprayed hair and giant shoulder pads!
Love these. Remember most of them too. There will never be another decade this good.
Wow what a flashback! I remember all of these commercials!
"We got the fever for the flavor of a pringle" That was still in my brain - the file wasn't accessed in years, but it was still in there.
That slogan was better than "Once you pop, you can't stop".
That hallmark commercial was just plain weird
omg the doublemint twins looked so much like Princess Diana and the carnation instant breaeeeakfaast gonna love it in an instant...these make me want to go back to my childhood, watch wind and the willows again im in my 40's and old and grumpy about my life now lol
Life seemed so much simpler back then....Everything seems so upside down now...
Sabrina Sanchez life was simpler then
I was 14 years old when these commercials aired, where did the time go? :)
That Diet Coke/Roxanne commercial reminds me that I need to rewatch that movie one day.
Those were the good ol days. These days suck.
You're not alone
Sad ain't it; society has regressed with the progress of time and technology.
The double mint gum & Keebler were the only ones I really remembered. But they all took me back to my youth Love this. Thanks for uploading
Commercials today just aren’t fun like the 80’s and 90’s commercials were.
80's were great. I was a baby but I would've wanted to grow up in that decade
Love these. This is a great way to go back in time!
The 80's were the greatest. Great food revolution, incredible music, best film making of all time. All downhill after that
1000%
I agree!
I clearly remember the Double mint gum. :)
Holy Smokes! The first ad is commentated by a longtime Minnesota radio legend Tom Bernard from the KQRS morning show. He's still going strong today!
I hear that carnation instant breakfast song every time I see it in the store
Send me back.
I want to go back.
Me too! I loved the 80's!
I loved commercials so much as a young kid in the 80s, that I would often switch channels to find commercials. I memorized them. I could tell my mom what pill to take for a headache, which cleaning product she needed for the floors, and which oil to use in her car etc. Everyone was convinced I would go into advertising. Even though I was only 5 in 87, I remember all of these, except the local ones.
Some say that lawnmower is still going across the country.
That hair, those shoulder pads.. ah the 80's..
What's funny is I love these commercials from the 80s but now I cannot stand commercials and I also noticed that back in the eighties they sang in a lot of commercials versus today they don't
They just don't make commercials like these anymore.
Commercials back then were so much better and easier to watch... now a days it's so fast paced and quick that it makes me anxious
not to mention, they insult your intelligence to boot!
Wow thank you for being back some childhood memories 💝
I was a teen in the 80s and wish I could go back ten years. I think that’s just how it is.
But the 80s was thirty years ago lol
I actually gasped when I saw the size of that popcorn 3:44 Nowadays people are buying the huge bucket-sized option with free refills!!
2:00 you don't often see lawn mowers at the beach. You often don't see lawn mowers running by themselves at the beach LOL
It's supposed to be the lawn mower from the beginning of the ad at 1:37.
Wow super sized for a limited time, this really was back during better times
I was born in 88 so I missed these. But I love the jingles!!!! 😍
I miss watching Justin Wilson cooking up all that good Cajun food on his show back in the day...
I miss Cajun Spice Ruffles!
That Roxanne/coke ad was so interesting! Roxanne was one of my favourite movies as a kid!
This summer prepare for the most suspenseful film of all time Luvs Deluxe!
I grow up in Philadelphia in the 80's it was the best time
Columbia Pictures was owned by Coca Cola at the time,the dual ads was in a way to promote both their Coke products and any film made by Columbia Pictures(Which had Coke product placements in many of their films & television series until its sale to Sony in 1989)
Hands down the best Wind in the Willows, such a classic, love the Wildwoods scenes
I loved the wind in the willows, good book and good cartoons.
E.L Fudge are still awesome. Forgot they came in different flavors back then.
Grandma's floor in front of the TV
“I’ve got a fever for the flavor of Pringle’s”. Oooooh I remember this!
I also saw Roxanne in theaters lol
I wish those Cajun Spice Ruffles were still out. They sound delicious.
They so were!!! I must have eaten POUNDS of them back as a kid!!!!
I really miss those!
It felt like stepping into a time machine. I was only a kid watching those commercials.
The best time in life.
Man they were playing that E.L. Fudge commercial into the early 90's I swear, because i very specifically remember that commercial in spite of being only 32 in 2019, because I had to ask my mom what "no comment" meant.
I remember French toast sticks, they were the best..
Back when commercials were catchy and had meaning to it
I was 3 and remember a lot of these. I miss simplicity.