Argh, yes, I remember it well. It was a classic = re = the olde King Canute, or the proper Danish/Scandinavian spelling of = "Cnut" !! That was a notoriously spelt version often made some folks eyes pop out of their head !!! 🤔 😮 😁 Other classic adverts was the Cadbury's flake; R Wright's Lemonade; Shake 'n' Vac; 👍 😁🇬🇧
@Lindsey & Stephen ...the above comments last part is meant with a deep love and respect for you in a slightly mocking but warm tone with a big grin and happy smiling eyes, that's how it should be read - at least I hope it is.
@@razor1uk610 Thanks for clarifying, i did worry afterwards that it might be taken the wrong way. i think they have a pretty good grasp of British humor by now.
I have a brilliant true story about Marmite that actually happened to me. I live in England, but was studying in Israel for a year. During a holiday I'd come back to the UK for a week, and decided to stock up on some English staples to take back to Israel with me - including a jar of Marmite. Back in Israel, I put the Marmite on my desk in the study hall to see people's reactions: loads of English people went past and offered up a "wey!" or "ughhh". The guy sitting next to me was American and had no idea what it was. He asked if he could try it. I have to stress, I didn't try to fool him at all; he asked if it was like chocolate spread and I very clearly said no, that it was NOTHING like chocolate spread, that it was seriously strong and very different to anything he'd likely had before, and that in England there are probably as many people who hate it as love it. He was undeterred and wanted to try it, so I opened it and let him take the tiniest little bit just from the lid to taste. He put it in his mouth. I swear to you, this is exactly what happened: His eyes immediately bulged and he literally turned red; he was like, "OMG what the actual F is that?!". He ran out of the room to find some water. There was a bathroom outside the room with a washing basin outside, so he went straight to the sink and turned the tap, but in his haste he turned it way too much and the water shot out and went all over him, soaking his trousers. There was a paper towel dispenser above it so he quickly tried to take some towels but, again, in his rush, he didn't realise there was a jagged edge to tear the towel, and as he tried to do it quickly he cut his finger. He's now got wet trousers and a bloody finger and, in his annoyance, he hits the towel dispenser... not realising that someone had left a glass plate sitting on top of it, which duly fell off and smashed all over the floor. I kid you not, I stood and watched this all happen because of the *tiniest* taste of Marmite, and all I could think, through my stunned amusement, was that this would make the most perfect Marmite advert - but that no one would believe it had actually happened.
Now you are just trying to be awkward. The post stated that they were in college in Isreal and that they weren't the only English student in the class. So by that statement, I'm pretty sure they knew whether or not their classmates we're English, Scottish Welsh, or Northern Irish. Why couldn't you see that from reading that post.?
@@redceltnet ..most British people abroad naturally reactively call other fellow Brits they know of, as that of their individual home nation, unless they specifically know a person is from another one, or you can here it in their accent as they speak. Plus most people of the British Isles do not usually say British if they know a person or group of them are from a particular home nation (or Dependency or Principality) within the 7 of The Grand Britannic Isles.
@@redceltnet Nope, I don't think everyone in the UK is English. I do, however, know with certainty that all the Brits who walked past my desk and commented, were English (because we all pretty much knew each other, or at least knew of each other).
i think the british humour makes us question whether something is real or humour and that way we critically think whereas Americans are open to being conned.
Whenever an accent sounds like a "subtle" version of an accent that is not your own, the accent is mostly your own accent with slight influence from that other accent.
There's a several ads missed from this compilation, mainly all the fun ones this was a poor choice )watch Natasha and Debbie show version on here) but glad u finally did this... I am a LOVER and fancying some now on a toasty cheese sandwich for brunch
Fun fact: Marmy Army is a play on Barmy Army who are an awesome group of England cricket supporters who play music and chant at cricket matches. There is also another branch who do the same at England football matches too xxx
@@85parrot Yes. The advert actually got a number of complaints because of that as people complained it was taking the micky out of the serious nature of 999.
@@85parrotOmg 999 was one of the best programmes! Basically just a terrifying and crazy health and safety lesson 😄 And the theme music was chilling…with that ticking clock and haunting piano 😱
I think the DNA one was part truth and part just advert. It is a fact that research has found a genetic link between those who do/don't like Marmite, and the genetics company they mentioned is real.
@@carolineskipper6976 Ha!Ha! Sorry but you are wrong. The Gentecis Company called DNA Fit is real but it has nothing to do with Marmite. The TEST they send you is for analyzes your genetic markers to offer health and fitness insights. That is all. The Second Video was my Favourite. What was yours?🧸
The young man in the last clip, doing an unsuccessful magic act, was a very well-known British TV actor named Dean Gaffney, who hasn't been seen on TV for quite a while - and the joke there was that Marmite helped him to make a Comeback!
Yes, it's almost a "parallel", as Dean Gaffney, often seemed like a "Marmite" persona? People either liked him as a person &/or, liked the character he played, or, definitely Did Not like either, or ? Strong reactions to both! Lol 🤔 😊
If you are talking about the gene test is was real... Kinda In a study by Marmite and DNAFit, one of the UK’s leading genetic testing centres, researchers believe they may have an answer - and our genes may have something to do with it. As part of their The Marmite Gene Project, scientists at DNAFit conducted a year-long clinical trial with 260 participants, comprising of an equal split of men and women, to determine whether there is a biological link to our Marmite taste preference.
All pure ads Unilever is one of the big 6 companies and Unilever will usually show about 5 or 6 different adverts for brands they own during a a break. It’s pure original soap box opera marketing
Genetic test for the product! 🤣🤣 Besides, I think the scientist is CGI. The image is too crisp and look at the eyebrows, they each have lives of their own! 🤣🤣
My dad hated Marmite but my mum loved it so I was introduced to it very very young - love it! I've even got a special Marmite knife that I won in a competition, shaped to scrape right into the curves of the jar.
consider the poor security manning the segregation line between the Durham and Somerset Cricket ultras? They'd be dealing with nothing but offers of Scrumpy, Ales, Sandwiches, Biscuits, Bovril, and Pies. the poor bastards
I agree 100% .. I cannot stand the smell, let alone attempting to eat some... YUK I never liked Twiglets at all as a child, then I saw Mr Bean 'shove a real twig, into a marmite jar'.. Bleurghhhhhhh Nope, nop and triple nope.. #IDoNotLoveMarmiteAtAll
I remember a Marmite advert that was portrayed as an early 20th/late 19th century "freak show" circus, in which the "freak" was consuming the stuff by the teaspoon, and parents were shielding their childrens' eyes from it 😂
The thing I like about UK adverts is you can't attack other products by name, so it forces the company to just concentrate on their own stuff and allow you to come up with adverts like this. I've seen quite a few US adverts and more often than not it more adversarial, attacking the other products like "Them bad, we good" sort of stuff.
I never listened to 'Voulez Vous' when I first listened to ABBA's hits as a kit but after someone reacting to it for their 40th anniversary reunion concert, I've been hearing that one song around more and more.
Fun Marmite Fact. I found out yesterday The name Marmite (Pronounced Mah-meet) comes from the French word marmite, which translates to "cooking pot" in English. The spread was originally made in and sold in earthenware pots of a similar shape to the French cooking pot, which is a stock pot or a casserole-like pot with a lid and two finger grips on each side.
Argh there's a better compliation than this one, I left a link to it for you ages ago. Wish you'd seen it. At least the rescue centre one was on this 😅 love how they pixelated the dog's face.
My grandparents lived across the river in Burton-upon-Trent where the marmite factory used to be and they took the hot hops from the brewery to the marmite factory, after they made a batch of marmite the wastewater used to be discharged into the river where it created a heat mist and all you could smell was marmite. If the mist got on your clothes you smelled of marmite and I've loved it ever since.
The skill in eating Marmite IMO is to not spread too much on whatever you are eating, I hated it for years until someone made a toasted English muffin and spread the bare minimum of Marmite on it, I loved it, you could only just taste it, I think a slightly Marmite flavoured HP sauce would be the ultimate condiment!
Marmite has become an easy way to convey it doesn't really matter if you hate something that someone else loves . I think I it was an American accent , there's a rich vein of satire in some of the big cosmetic companies ads . Glad you liked these .
Hi de hi, another great reaction, stop punishing yourselves and please get a jar of 'BOVRIL', it's a bit pricey but there's really no contest with 'Marmite', spread the same way or as a tasty winter drink you will love it I guarantee
Should check out the bisto gravy ads, also the tetley and pg tips tea adverts they were great, in the 80s and 90s we had some brilliant adverts again maybe worth checking out compilations from those decades 😀
Stuart Broad An all round cricketer for Nottinghamshire and England. Also an ardent fan of Nottingham Forest Football Club, my team here in Nottingham. The two stadiums are right next door to each other. England cricket fans are known as The Barmy Army - barmy meaning crazy.
My dad is a keen cyclist and a marmite lover - we got him a marmite-themed cycling top with 'hate jams' on the back for his birthday one year 😂 he wore it with pride for many years! My parents have a collection of different marmite jars on display in their house 😂
Whenever an accent sounds like a "subtle" version of an accent that is not your own, the accent is mostly your own accent with slight influence from the other.
It cracks me up when Lindsey frequently contradicts you, even if you're right! 😂😂😂 To my English ears, that was definitely a North American accent, but maybe it sounds different to true American ears.
I commented this morning and just popped back to read the other comments of the day before bed. Aren’t these guys so special the way they read and reply to posts. I really hope the crazies of the UK don’t ever attack them for any of their content, I’d be so ashamed.
The neglected jar was so funny because it was true, most people had a jar of marmite in the cupboard that never got used, just stuck at the back sometimes literally stuck to the cupboard. Be careful your both haters so where is your jar in the cupboard 😂
Hiya Steve and Lindsay, from 1972 to 2010 there was a British children's programme called Rainbow, Sophia will love it, there was a character called Zippy, have a look at the Zippy and Marmite advert its hilarious, its from the year 2002, this is Choppy
thinking of wet behind the ears, you're obviously aware of what the most advantageous effects of Vegemite that was found in Australia was, in the UK we have a similar old trick with Marmite, if you mix some with hot water in a bucket and paint it around your crumpet bush, it stops the Haggi from nesting in them and ruining your crop (although most clockwise domesticated Haggi are now immune,) EDIT: I have also found it helps against seasonal Bap infestations, although it seems to attract Barms and Stotties
...shhhss ...don't confuse poor Stephen & Lindsay (meant jokingly) 😅😜 I guess FuriKitten that you are bakery related, as I love baps, stotties, doorsteps, pretzels and porked bagels too 🤗
@@razor1uk610 Not related to the Bakers directly (although dalliances have been known) Like most I love a good display of baps, as i work with th public I have had my fill of Barms, Luckily the batch fed breadcakes aren't indigenous to my area, Now I want to do a pan of scouse, just so a heavily buttered doorstop finds a good home
@@FuriKitten I hope you enjoy enthusiastically your (Cleethorpes frying) panned scouse LOL, just don't wollop 'em too hard, unless they really really deserve a good clip, and/or a tasty dip.😳😰😅😋🤨😜 It is great to enjoy some beautiful iced bun's pun & games funnings 😝😜😁 [...calmly yet cautiously reaches out to stroke the sides of the cheeks & around the ears, and profures a gentle trailing off ruffling fingertipal stroke along the back]😰😂🧐🤨🤩
I love your vids but this one was hilarious - not the ads - You lol - totally outside your experiences - from having no notion about the barmy army marmy army reference in the cricket ad to believing the science and hypnosis ads could be real - I love you folks - you have made my day - my fav is the puking baby lol and I LOVE MARMITE - Keep up the great work x
They gave you a huge clue right at the start guys? The scientists name was "Roos ', they chose"Roos" as they felt Dr.Fraud may have been to obvious ❤ Love to you guys and Sophia and God Bless 💘
Dean Gaffney was a very well known actor in the 90s/early 2000s in Eastenders, but his career kind of fell of a cliff after he was written out. He was so iconic as ricky in eastenders i think he struggled to get any other job tbh. I think he might have ended up as a labourer or something at one point. He appears to be a really nice guy, and used his press reported "downfall" to help a career comeback of sorts, making fun of himself in a nice way on ads like this. He definitely had more work now, done reality TV and been back in Eastenders a few times.
I'm laughing along with you both 😂 😂 this is so funny . I have never even tried marmite in my life and im nearly 62 my parents must have really not liked it as i had never saw a jar in our house ever xxx ❤❤❤ 😂😂😂
I once was the winner of a lifetime supply of marmite. They sent me 1 jar. That was 25 years ago and it's still going 😉
Must have been a bloody big jar
😂😂😂😂 love your sense of humour!
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Tim's funny eh
They even pixelated the dog’s face 🤣🤣
That bit gets me every time 😂
Yes...that is what appealed to me the most from all the ads, that detail... 😅👍
Being ' Marmite' has entered the English language. Referred to anything/anyone that splits opinion.
A coworker told me my boss liked me though he considered me marmite. I told the coworker my boss was a f*cking idiot.
I always say I am like Marmite
Yes, that's definitely true. It's shorthand, for extreme opposites 😊👍
Great adverts. Whoever thought up the "love it or hate it" campaign deserves a medal
Yes, pretty genius!
The Hamlet adverts were classics. As they were for a small, cheap cigar, they are no longer on TV. No smoking ads any more.
Argh, yes, I remember it well. It was a classic = re = the olde King Canute, or the proper Danish/Scandinavian spelling of = "Cnut" !! That was a notoriously spelt version often made some folks eyes pop out of their head !!! 🤔 😮 😁
Other classic adverts was the Cadbury's flake; R Wright's Lemonade; Shake 'n' Vac; 👍 😁🇬🇧
The Marmite rescue squad are going to be knocking on your door shortly. You know you have a neglected jar in the back of that cupboard. You bastards!😉
@Lindsey & Stephen ...the above comments last part is meant with a deep love and respect for you in a slightly mocking but warm tone with a big grin and happy smiling eyes, that's how it should be read - at least I hope it is.
@@razor1uk610 Thanks for clarifying, i did worry afterwards that it might be taken the wrong way. i think they have a pretty good grasp of British humor by now.
@@razor1uk610think so mate got a smiling emoji😉
😂 Pleading the fifth!
I have a brilliant true story about Marmite that actually happened to me. I live in England, but was studying in Israel for a year. During a holiday I'd come back to the UK for a week, and decided to stock up on some English staples to take back to Israel with me - including a jar of Marmite. Back in Israel, I put the Marmite on my desk in the study hall to see people's reactions: loads of English people went past and offered up a "wey!" or "ughhh". The guy sitting next to me was American and had no idea what it was. He asked if he could try it. I have to stress, I didn't try to fool him at all; he asked if it was like chocolate spread and I very clearly said no, that it was NOTHING like chocolate spread, that it was seriously strong and very different to anything he'd likely had before, and that in England there are probably as many people who hate it as love it. He was undeterred and wanted to try it, so I opened it and let him take the tiniest little bit just from the lid to taste. He put it in his mouth. I swear to you, this is exactly what happened:
His eyes immediately bulged and he literally turned red; he was like, "OMG what the actual F is that?!". He ran out of the room to find some water. There was a bathroom outside the room with a washing basin outside, so he went straight to the sink and turned the tap, but in his haste he turned it way too much and the water shot out and went all over him, soaking his trousers. There was a paper towel dispenser above it so he quickly tried to take some towels but, again, in his rush, he didn't realise there was a jagged edge to tear the towel, and as he tried to do it quickly he cut his finger. He's now got wet trousers and a bloody finger and, in his annoyance, he hits the towel dispenser... not realising that someone had left a glass plate sitting on top of it, which duly fell off and smashed all over the floor.
I kid you not, I stood and watched this all happen because of the *tiniest* taste of Marmite, and all I could think, through my stunned amusement, was that this would make the most perfect Marmite advert - but that no one would believe it had actually happened.
Do you think everyone from the UK is English? How did you know which home nation each British person was from? Did they say?
😅😅😅
Now you are just trying to be awkward. The post stated that they were in college in Isreal and that they weren't the only English student in the class.
So by that statement, I'm pretty sure they knew whether or not their classmates we're English, Scottish Welsh, or Northern Irish.
Why couldn't you see that from reading that post.?
@@redceltnet ..most British people abroad naturally reactively call other fellow Brits they know of, as that of their individual home nation, unless they specifically know a person is from another one, or you can here it in their accent as they speak.
Plus most people of the British Isles do not usually say British if they know a person or group of them are from a particular home nation (or Dependency or Principality) within the 7 of The Grand Britannic Isles.
@@redceltnet Nope, I don't think everyone in the UK is English. I do, however, know with certainty that all the Brits who walked past my desk and commented, were English (because we all pretty much knew each other, or at least knew of each other).
Speaking of genetic traits, after watching your reactions to many of these ads, I'm obliged to deduce that Americans have a gullibility gene. 😅
Bless 'em.
i think the british humour makes us question whether something is real or humour and that way we critically think whereas Americans are open to being conned.
It's the fact that American advertising and humour is quite literal in nature.
Did you know the word 'gullible' isn't in the dictionary?
They do believe in films.
Please try to find the advert that details the results of the 'Marmite DNA test'....families receive their results in the post: it is hilarious!!!
Yes, I love that one too. Can't decide if the rescue one is the best or the DNA one.
haha, we'll have to look it up :)
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Yes. I like that one too. There's also The Blob one.
The ‘scientist’ had a definite US accent, not a subtle English one.
Or British as Americans call it 🙄
English,Welsh,Scottish,Irish-I’m quarter each-English is English as much as Welsh is Welsh,just saying ✌️
I mean, those shots were of a real lab. I recognised all of the consumables, equipment and flipper racks we also use in the DNA testing lab I work in
I thought it was a German accent
Whenever an accent sounds like a "subtle" version of an accent that is not your own, the accent is mostly your own accent with slight influence from that other accent.
There's a several ads missed from this compilation, mainly all the fun ones this was a poor choice )watch Natasha and Debbie show version on here) but glad u finally did this... I am a LOVER and fancying some now on a toasty cheese sandwich for brunch
Agreed!
Fun fact: Marmy Army is a play on Barmy Army who are an awesome group of England cricket supporters who play music and chant at cricket matches. There is also another branch who do the same at England football matches too xxx
The voiceover guy on the Marmite Rescue team is Michael Buerk. A very famous BBC news presenter.
His reports from Ethiopia in the mid 1980's kind-of kickstarted the Band Aid / Live Aid charity events
didn't he do "999" in the 90s? i think that what the ad was emulating
@@85parrot Yes. The advert actually got a number of complaints because of that as people complained it was taking the micky out of the serious nature of 999.
@@85parrotOmg 999 was one of the best programmes! Basically just a terrifying and crazy health and safety lesson 😄 And the theme music was chilling…with that ticking clock and haunting piano 😱
The Marmite rescue team is a mickey take on the RSPCA, I was in tears of laughter watching.
Marmite is best used sparingly, it's especially good with cheese.
Use a smear under the cheese for cheese on toast or cheese melted on top of a crumpet.
The genius of the ads is telling the truth. Not everyone likes Marmite. Poor souls.
No! They are just TV Adverts. Nothing was real except that some People like it and some don't.
I think the DNA one was part truth and part just advert. It is a fact that research has found a genetic link between those who do/don't like Marmite, and the genetics company they mentioned is real.
@@carolineskipper6976 Ha!Ha! Sorry but you are wrong. The Gentecis Company called DNA Fit is real but it has nothing to do with Marmite. The TEST they send you is for analyzes your genetic markers to offer health and fitness insights. That is all. The Second Video was my Favourite. What was yours?🧸
They were nearly taken in!!
Craving Marmite on toast now!!
You should check out the John Lewis Christmas adverts or the Aldi, Kevin the Carrot christmas ads, they are brillant.
The young man in the last clip, doing an unsuccessful magic act, was a very well-known British TV actor named Dean Gaffney, who hasn't been seen on TV for quite a while - and the joke there was that Marmite helped him to make a Comeback!
Yes, it's almost a "parallel", as Dean Gaffney, often seemed like a "Marmite" persona? People either liked him as a person &/or, liked the character he played, or, definitely Did Not like either, or ? Strong reactions to both! Lol 🤔 😊
Seeing all the jars of marmite in the rescue centre 🤣🤣🤣 classic .
English adverts are not about selling it about remembering the product you'll never forget Marmite will you?????
*British
@@redceltnet Sorry your only right!
@@redceltnetI hope you correct the Scots with Irn-Bru ads.
@@Gambit771 That doesn't make any sense whatsoever. It's a discussion about nationalities, not whether the home nations actually exist.
It goes great in stews and casseroles, so even if you don't like it neat, you can still use the jar to lift dishes
'Is that real?!'
Lindsey, beautiful but so guillible.
If you are talking about the gene test is was real... Kinda
In a study by Marmite and DNAFit, one of the UK’s leading genetic testing centres, researchers believe they may have an answer - and our genes may have something to do with it.
As part of their The Marmite Gene Project, scientists at DNAFit conducted a year-long clinical trial with 260 participants, comprising of an equal split of men and women, to determine whether there is a biological link to our Marmite taste preference.
All pure ads
Unilever is one of the big 6 companies and Unilever will usually show about 5 or 6 different adverts for brands they own during a a break.
It’s pure original soap box opera marketing
Why not? Yeast extract is something very special for human evolution. It was there before the dogs. Perhaps even before the fire.
My favourite marmite ad is when they get the dna test results back.
DEAN GAFFNEY is a real actor from a soap opera called EASTENDERS .
Taxi for gaffney
@@mattsmith5421 EASTMISERY
If you think that scientist was anything but American you need a hearing test.
The scientist in the ad had an American accent.
Absolutely! No hint of British at all 😂
Genetic test for the product! 🤣🤣 Besides, I think the scientist is CGI. The image is too crisp and look at the eyebrows, they each have lives of their own! 🤣🤣
Really? I thought he was Indian.
I thought he was potentially Canadian myself.
But I did notice he seemed to be constantly seeming to be on the edge of laughing throughout.
@@juliedowning7782There is no British accent.
They mean English, but even got that wrong 😂
The broady reference was about the ashes. A cricket competition between England and Australia that's been played for donkeys years.
My dad hated Marmite but my mum loved it so I was introduced to it very very young - love it! I've even got a special Marmite knife that I won in a competition, shaped to scrape right into the curves of the jar.
It's very sweet how gullible you are 😂😂
The secret to Marmite is spreading it lightly. NOT thickly like chocolate spread.
No spread it nice and thick 🤤
What?! Are you a 'hater'?
The Barmy Army is a group of English cricket fans.
Not quite Ultras.😅
consider the poor security manning the segregation line between the Durham and Somerset Cricket ultras?
They'd be dealing with nothing but offers of Scrumpy, Ales, Sandwiches, Biscuits, Bovril, and Pies.
the poor bastards
I am a proud Marmite hater, but I loved the RSPCA advert.
I agree 100% .. I cannot stand the smell, let alone attempting to eat some... YUK
I never liked Twiglets at all as a child, then I saw Mr Bean 'shove a real twig, into a marmite jar'..
Bleurghhhhhhh
Nope, nop and triple nope..
#IDoNotLoveMarmiteAtAll
Love Marmite but hate Twiglets. They’re so dry!😝😂
Love both, Marmite and Twiglets but can’t eat as many Twiglets as Marmite on toast, just off to the toaster now 😂
@@MaryB-tx2xq I avoid both.. Bleurghhhhhhh ;)
@@MaryB-tx2xq I’m going to have to have it for breakfast tomorrow now. Yum.😂
You should try 1976 Hovis ad,122 years of Hovis ad and 2014 Sainsbury's Cristmas ad. All brilliant.
Not shown on this video, I prefer the ads where people were receiving the results of the Marmite Gene test 🙂
We'll have to try and find that as well :)
I remember a Marmite advert that was portrayed as an early 20th/late 19th century "freak show" circus, in which the "freak" was consuming the stuff by the teaspoon, and parents were shielding their childrens' eyes from it 😂
I've been eating Marmite since I had teeth! (about 40 years) 😁❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I love marmite on toast, spread thinly
The thing I like about UK adverts is you can't attack other products by name, so it forces the company to just concentrate on their own stuff and allow you to come up with adverts like this. I've seen quite a few US adverts and more often than not it more adversarial, attacking the other products like "Them bad, we good" sort of stuff.
I never listened to 'Voulez Vous' when I first listened to ABBA's hits as a kit but after someone reacting to it for their 40th anniversary reunion concert, I've been hearing that one song around more and more.
Watching these ad's makes my mouth water, love marmite!
The squeezy Marmite isn’t as strong as the traditional Marmite. It’s been “watered” down to make it squeezable
Love marmite... put it on toast, crumpets, in sandwiches with cheese... also put it in stews
Durty!
Oh ! And c'mon ! It IS cheaper to hire 6 actors than an entire scientific laboratory.
They didn't even show the best one. The follow up to the gene project advertisement where families get their results
The Honda adverts are also great. They've won awards even.
Fun Marmite Fact. I found out yesterday The name Marmite (Pronounced Mah-meet) comes from the French word marmite, which translates to "cooking pot" in English. The spread was originally made in and sold in earthenware pots of a similar shape to the French cooking pot, which is a stock pot or a casserole-like pot with a lid and two finger grips on each side.
That's actually really interesting, thank you. It probably explains the shape of the jar and the logo 😊
Mah-meet?
@@Gambit771 it's the French pronunciation of the pot name, marmite, which it is named after.
Argh there's a better compliation than this one, I left a link to it for you ages ago. Wish you'd seen it. At least the rescue centre one was on this 😅 love how they pixelated the dog's face.
Ah, wish we had seen it, too! When we were searching we didn't find any compilations other than this one. But yes, these were hilarious!
My grandparents lived across the river in Burton-upon-Trent where the marmite factory used to be and they took the hot hops from the brewery to the marmite factory, after they made a batch of marmite the wastewater used to be discharged into the river where it created a heat mist and all you could smell was marmite. If the mist got on your clothes you smelled of marmite and I've loved it ever since.
The skill in eating Marmite IMO is to not spread too much on whatever you are eating, I hated it for years until someone made a toasted English muffin and spread the bare minimum of Marmite on it, I loved it, you could only just taste it, I think a slightly Marmite flavoured HP sauce would be the ultimate condiment!
Specsavers (opticians) adverts. People tend to record programmes then jump over adverts these days
The ridiculous thing is I hate Marmite but I love Twiglets which get their flavour from marmite 😂
I get what you mean. I don't like tomatoes, but I like tomato flavoured stuff - like ketchup, soup, pasta sauce 😆🍅
Try butter on toast then a thin layer of marmite. I used to be a hater until I tried it this way. Love watching you guys 😀 🏴
Marmite has become an easy way to convey it doesn't really matter if you hate something that someone else loves . I think I it was an American accent , there's a rich vein of satire in some of the big cosmetic companies ads . Glad you liked these .
The Paddington ones are hilarious too
Joan Collins/ Leonard Rossiter Cinzano ads really funny they were like small stories.😂😂😂
Have you added a teaspoon of it to gravy... Add a great flavour
It adds a Marmite flavour.
I add to my cottage pie filling
Savoury minced beef - add Marmite and HP sauce. Just a little.
Hi de hi, another great reaction, stop punishing yourselves and please get a jar of 'BOVRIL', it's a bit pricey but there's really no contest with 'Marmite', spread the same way or as a tasty winter drink you will love it I guarantee
JOHN SMITHS ADVERTS!
Yes they are brilliant
So the ad with the Marmy Army is an actual cricketer, Stuart Broadhead (I think) and the Barmy Army are England cricket fans.
Hey. Hello. Greetings from England. I am 56 years old. The best advert I have ever seen is 'Guinness Dancing Man.' Enjoy.
Should check out the bisto gravy ads, also the tetley and pg tips tea adverts they were great, in the 80s and 90s we had some brilliant adverts again maybe worth checking out compilations from those decades 😀
I'll make a note of those. Loving the advert ideas :)
Stuart Broad An all round cricketer for Nottinghamshire and England. Also an ardent fan of Nottingham Forest Football Club, my team here in Nottingham. The two stadiums are right next door to each other. England cricket fans are known as The Barmy Army - barmy meaning crazy.
I am always watching you, so I finally subscribed, you are great to watch. 😅
My dad is a keen cyclist and a marmite lover - we got him a marmite-themed cycling top with 'hate jams' on the back for his birthday one year 😂 he wore it with pride for many years! My parents have a collection of different marmite jars on display in their house 😂
There are some Marmite ads you missed. You might want to check out Warburton's bread ads.
There is no compilation video to watch
"Lid's stuck" 😂😂
I'm so glad you guys got around to this one.
Whenever an accent sounds like a "subtle" version of an accent that is not your own, the accent is mostly your own accent with slight influence from the other.
I can't believe you guys are so naïve! What do you imagine could be on the video they watched! 🤣🤣🤣
Both your reactions are great as usual. Keep the videos coming. We have always had good adverts in the UK but every now and then there is a classic.
Appreciate your support! Thanks for watching :)
Personal favourite - 'never seen one so small before' sobbing and tearful !
You either love it or hate it !!!😂
Hi Steve Lindsey Marmite ? MARMITE is actually a French cooking pot or casserole dish there is a picture of one on the label of every jar .
Just sat and watched this and now I'm off to the kitchen to make Marmite on toast with a cup of tea! Perfect
Dean, in the last ad, is Dean Gaffney and he’s really famous in the UK. He used to be on EastEnders, one of our most loved soaps on the BBC.
Thanks for the context! :)
The John Lewis Xmas adverts will make you cry …
Absolutely awful stuff that my daughter loves 😂
It cracks me up when Lindsey frequently contradicts you, even if you're right! 😂😂😂 To my English ears, that was definitely a North American accent, but maybe it sounds different to true American ears.
Marmite is something you can give babies so babies who are given it grow up liking it. When I was young it was called 'the growing up spread'
I commented this morning and just popped back to read the other comments of the day before bed. Aren’t these guys so special the way they read and reply to posts. I really hope the crazies of the UK don’t ever attack them for any of their content, I’d be so ashamed.
Thanks Sarah. While there will always be some rude people in the comments of a video, we're blessed that most of you are amazing. :)
The neglected jar was so funny because it was true, most people had a jar of marmite in the cupboard that never got used, just stuck at the back sometimes literally stuck to the cupboard.
Be careful your both haters so where is your jar in the cupboard 😂
Hiya Steve and Lindsay, from 1972 to 2010 there was a British children's programme called Rainbow, Sophia will love it, there was a character called Zippy, have a look at the Zippy and Marmite advert its hilarious, its from the year 2002, this is Choppy
thinking of wet behind the ears, you're obviously aware of what the most advantageous effects of Vegemite that was found in Australia was, in the UK we have a similar old trick with Marmite, if you mix some with hot water in a bucket and paint it around your crumpet bush, it stops the Haggi from nesting in them and ruining your crop (although most clockwise domesticated Haggi are now immune,)
EDIT: I have also found it helps against seasonal Bap infestations, although it seems to attract Barms and Stotties
...shhhss ...don't confuse poor Stephen & Lindsay (meant jokingly) 😅😜
I guess FuriKitten that you are bakery related, as I love baps, stotties, doorsteps, pretzels and porked bagels too 🤗
@@razor1uk610 Not related to the Bakers directly (although dalliances have been known) Like most I love a good display of baps, as i work with th public I have had my fill of Barms, Luckily the batch fed breadcakes aren't indigenous to my area,
Now I want to do a pan of scouse, just so a heavily buttered doorstop finds a good home
@@FuriKitten
I hope you enjoy enthusiastically your (Cleethorpes frying) panned scouse LOL, just don't wollop 'em too hard, unless they really really deserve a good clip, and/or a tasty dip.😳😰😅😋🤨😜
It is great to enjoy some beautiful iced bun's pun & games funnings 😝😜😁 [...calmly yet cautiously reaches out to stroke the sides of the cheeks & around the ears, and profures a gentle trailing off ruffling fingertipal stroke along the back]😰😂🧐🤨🤩
I love your vids but this one was hilarious - not the ads - You lol - totally outside your experiences - from having no notion about the barmy army marmy army reference in the cricket ad to believing the science and hypnosis ads could be real - I love you folks - you have made my day - my fav is the puking baby lol and I LOVE MARMITE - Keep up the great work x
Spread thinly - I will say it again - SPREAD THINLY 😅😊😅
Marmite has one of those tastes that you can’t believe you’re tasted and end up trying again and again out of Horrified fascination
You don't have to eat Marmite on toast. You can try it on a cheese & Marmite sandwich.
Should also check out the John Smiths adverts with Peter Kay
Great. I’d not seen these ads before! UK.😂❤
I'd love to see your reactions to 'British public information films from the 1970s'.....they are creepy but, kept most of us out of trouble/danger
We have done some of those! Definitely memorable :)
I love it...the wife hates it...she does the shopping...result: I never get it!!
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I love our adverts Peperami, Monkey PG tips. Your Budwiser adverts are Iconic. Esp the ones around the US special dates.
They gave you a huge clue right at the start guys? The scientists name was "Roos ', they chose"Roos" as they felt Dr.Fraud may have been to obvious ❤ Love to you guys and Sophia and God Bless 💘
Oh and check out the “Paddington” ads too😂
I eat Marmite every day on my breakfast slice of toast, I love it and won’t have toast without it.
I remember the rescue advert marmite, the old guy with white hair and white horseshoe moustache is Arthur from Ricky Gervaiz netflix series "Derek"
Dean Gaffney was a very well known actor in the 90s/early 2000s in Eastenders, but his career kind of fell of a cliff after he was written out. He was so iconic as ricky in eastenders i think he struggled to get any other job tbh. I think he might have ended up as a labourer or something at one point. He appears to be a really nice guy, and used his press reported "downfall" to help a career comeback of sorts, making fun of himself in a nice way on ads like this. He definitely had more work now, done reality TV and been back in Eastenders a few times.
When I was having radiotherapy I always ate Marmite crisps just because of the metallic taste in my mouth made me crave Marmite
I'm laughing along with you both 😂 😂 this is so funny . I have never even tried marmite in my life and im nearly 62 my parents must have really not liked it as i had never saw a jar in our house ever xxx ❤❤❤ 😂😂😂
Can't say we blame them lol
You have to do John Lewis Christmas Adverts at Christmas time. They do an amazing Christmas advert every year and it's really great 🎄🎅