Actually, this dates from 1963, as "Triple Snack" is featured in the "Snack-Pak" assortment at 0:59. And the "Sugar Frosted Flakes" box is from that period.
I miss the Saturday morning commercials as much as the cartoons themselves. They had their own characters that appeared weekly that you could count on. This stuff reminds me of the golden days of early grade school, when Friday night was like a holiday, waking up early to eat your favorite cereal while watching your favorite cartoons, and by noon or so heading out to play, with almost a couple days left to worry about school again. Great memories.
There was an early electronic matting process used that came out in the mid 60s that was used here. If you look at the scene where the bull's horn passes in front of Tony, the edges "fry". In the 1950s they'd have made hold out mattes for a cleaner composite. You see, not only do I know the decade history of the commercial , having seen it between the syndicated YOGI BEAR and HUCKLEBERRY HOUND shows, but I also know film technique history having worked in "the biz."
Frosted Flakes must have tasted better in the black and white days because Tony said "They're greeeeat!" in a higher voice than he did in the color tv days.
Actually, at that time it was Dallas McKennon, who did the singing for the Haunted Mansion ride at Disneyland. By the time Ravenscroft came around, they stopped doing the stretched out way he says, "They're GRRRRREAT!"
@@marinerman Are you sure that's not Thurl singing in Haunted Mansion, cause that voice can also be heard in Pirates of the Caribbean's Yo-Ho, A Pirates Life For Me, as well as other Disney classics like Lady and the Tramp, Alice in Wonderland, Peter Pan and many others.
The good ole days.... when the only thing in your corn flakes that were bad (in over-indulging, that is) was sugar. Not corn syrup, not GMO, not 59 different chemicals....
@kelloggcompany I just read September 16 issue of the Wall Street journal in short. What if Kellogg used their vintage commercials and added new music, digitally altering the cereal boxes. People would love to see them vintage commercials. I would keep a majority of them in black n white.
It is. Thurl Ravenscroft was also one of the busts singing Grim Grinning Ghosts on the Haunted Mansion ride and a buffalo head in Country Bear Jamboree.
Not quite! Sugar Frosted Flakes was Kellogg's first attempt at a kids' cereal, introduced in 1952. Post had introduced Sugar Crisp three years earlier in 1949. And at one time, there were two mascots: Tony the Tiger and Katy the Kangaroo. By the mid-1950s, Kellogg's had children vote over which one they preferred, and Tony won out over Katy.
I did not say that FROSTED FLAKES were not introduced in the 50s. I should know. I was a kid when they came out. I was referring to this commercial from 1964. Two different issues. If one is going to offer lessons in cultural history, reading comprehension should be required. And you might give credence from someone who lived through an era before you were born. So can we go on with the subject and cease the contradictions, please?
I bet they circumsized tony the Tigers kid just because Tony the Tiger had his circumsized and wants the kid to just be like himself XD CollegeHumor sent me here
Sugar Frosted Flakes were GRRRREEAT!!!, bur Frosted Rice was not so much. Kellogg's tried several sugar-frosted rice cereals, including Puffa Puffa Rice about 1967, and Frosted Rice a year or two later...neither took off
@puissse Definately. This was a time before men were "touchy-feely, express-their-emotions, be sensitive, skip-throught-the-meadow-and-smell-the-daisies" politically correct oversensitive girly-men.
![[UNCUT] The Loyal Pin ปิ่นภักดิ์ EP.6 (1/4)](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/m05kZ2GDKXg/mqdefault.jpg)
![James Fridman Photoshop Trolls [2020]](/img/n.gif)
Tony: "THEY'RE GRRREEAATTT!"
Me: (Flings from that tone.) Jesus!
Legendary anime here
Blitz, thia commercial is form early TV
@@KatyaReminiec9399 legendary anime
I like how the "GRRRREAT" had a bit of a meow in it back then.
"THEY'RE GR-R-R-R-R-R-EAT!"
Now THAT was awesome.
Tony's voice was done by Thurl Ravenscroft, who also sang "You're A Mean One Mr. Grinch"
He passed away in 2005 at the age of 91
Did you know he play the Voice kirby the vacuum from Disney's the brave little toaster trilogy(1,2 and 3/1987-1998-1999)
@@inegozamora168Interesting
Tonys dad shouted "GREAT" so loud it blew my teeth out.
"Tony The Tiger Visits Ram Ranch - 1958"
Actually, this dates from 1963, as "Triple Snack" is featured in the "Snack-Pak" assortment at 0:59. And the "Sugar Frosted Flakes" box is from that period.
Theeeeeeeyyyy'rrreeee Grrreeeaaaaaatt!!! Lmao it's funny how he said it
The first time we see Tony get scared.
I miss the Saturday morning commercials as much as the cartoons themselves. They had their own characters that appeared weekly that you could count on. This stuff reminds me of the golden days of early grade school, when Friday night was like a holiday, waking up early to eat your favorite cereal while watching your favorite cartoons, and by noon or so heading out to play, with almost a couple days left to worry about school again. Great memories.
Interesting
There was an early electronic matting process used that came out in the mid 60s that was used here. If you look at the scene where the bull's horn passes in front of Tony, the edges "fry". In the 1950s they'd have made hold out mattes for a cleaner composite.
You see, not only do I know the decade history of the commercial , having seen it between the syndicated YOGI BEAR and HUCKLEBERRY HOUND shows, but I also know film technique history having worked in "the biz."
I remember that commercial from watching Huck and Yogi!
OMGOSH I remember this one, gosh im old!!!!
@jimbear62 Impressive; he also did the "No Dogs Allowed" in Snoopy Come Home :-)
I love how he represented Battle Creek, Mi !!!
Hot80s I'm from battle creek. I salute you tony!
They need to bring Thurl Ravenscroft back from the dead so that he can voice Tony again.
There's no way you can bring people back from the dead
@@christopherjordan6235 That's what they want you to believe
@@otaking3582 indeed
And they should bring back Mel blanc and Chris Farley back from the dead
@@KENNYTHEGHOST777That would be nice
Wow...history and a cereal.
Good time memories!!!
Man, i love these commercials, nowa days they have him come one, play some sport and thats it. not even showing the cereal except in 1 of them.
THEY'RE GRRREEAATTT!
this voice kicked ASS
Tony the Tiger? No no no, you mean the guy who sings the Grinch theme.
Thurl was both.
Back then his "GRRRRRREAT!!" had echoes. Lmbo
“GOOOOOOOOD!” Story there.
Your a mean one Mr Grinch. Tony and the Grinch singer was the same guy.
Frosted Flakes must have tasted better in the black and white days because Tony said "They're greeeeat!" in a higher voice than he did in the color tv days.
R.I.P Thrul Ravenscroft (1914-2005)
Ya know what? FUCK IT! IT's 3:07 AM in England, and I'm gonna go have a bowl of Frosted Flakes. Yum!
Tony at that time was voice actor Thurl Ravenscroft.
Actually, at that time it was Dallas McKennon, who did the singing for the Haunted Mansion ride at Disneyland. By the time Ravenscroft came around, they stopped doing the stretched out way he says, "They're GRRRRREAT!"
@@marinerman Are you sure that's not Thurl singing in Haunted Mansion, cause that voice can also be heard in Pirates of the Caribbean's Yo-Ho, A Pirates Life For Me, as well as other Disney classics like Lady and the Tramp, Alice in Wonderland, Peter Pan and many others.
LMAO That conversation just made my day!! :D
Fabulous! Now you know the answer to your own question.
I wish I was born In the 80's :(
My favorite anime
I LOVE THEM.
haha this is great
'There grrrrrrrrrrrRRRRRREEEEAAAAAAAT!!!!!!!!!!! =3'
Tony Jr. used to advertise "Sugar Frosted Rice"
God, I wish I could’ve lived back in the 50s or 40s. Would love to just travel back in time live for a year back then.
NONE of these cereal commercials ( if they had ANY today), can equal this or other old ones).....
Seriously, I've never been so sold on a product as I am now after watching this commercial...
0:36 (insert Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson reference here)
That Brahma bull had every right to fling Tony off his back. It’s part of it’s genetics.
0:38 Brama? I thought it was Mama!
Theeeeeeeeeeeey'rrrrrrrrrre Greeeeeeeeeeaaaat! :D
LOL The One Hell Of Tony's Voice😑
OMG!!
Tony now: there greaaat
Tony before THERE GREATTT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
This IS so old i wasn't even BORN then
We still have Sugar Puffs as a cereal here in the UK.
0:59 Man getting killed by a bull.
The good ole days.... when the only thing in your corn flakes that were bad (in over-indulging, that is) was sugar. Not corn syrup, not GMO, not 59 different chemicals....
Actually, there was a lot of concern over the unhealthiness of sugar cereals back then too.
@@jefferyjones8399Quint
Welp, that's really old
now they're just called frosted flakes instead of "sugar" frosted flakes
rick ross goes 8 balls i go Kelloggs THERRRRRRRRE GREEEEEAAAAAAT
Before the furries sexually harrassed this tiger
This is why I hate furries.
This is nuts to put a cereal ad as a vid response 2 that mentioned.:(
your a mean one Mr.Grinch
@kelloggcompany I just read September 16 issue of the Wall Street journal in short. What if Kellogg used their vintage commercials and added new music, digitally altering the cereal boxes. People would love to see them vintage commercials. I would keep a majority of them in black n white.
"All I have to do is ride a mama bull...Bonecrusher...BRAHMA???..I thought he said MAMA!!!"
frosted flakes Tony tiger commercial 1952
His face at 0:29😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
The reason it was posted in 2009 is because that's the year the uploader was living in. :B
Boi, I just watched The Brave Little Toaster again and I think that Kirby, the vacuum cleaner, is the voice of Tony OwO
It is. Thurl Ravenscroft was also one of the busts singing Grim Grinning Ghosts on the Haunted Mansion ride and a buffalo head in Country Bear Jamboree.
@@otaking3582True
@@otaking3582True
0:55 Animated Lip Sync Bull Is Saying They're Grrrrrrrreat!
I'm from battle creek
Back when you could put sugar in the name of your cereals.
wow
@puissse They should bring in Issac Hayes for a new one.
Tony: Brama i Thought it's Mama
I'm searching for the first one
This adver is very friendly than the other old commercials were they look creepy sometimes coz you know a propaganda for a neuclear war or something
So the original Tony the Tiger was just a Yogi Bear rip-off
Not quite! Sugar Frosted Flakes was Kellogg's first attempt at a kids' cereal, introduced in 1952. Post had introduced Sugar Crisp three years earlier in 1949. And at one time, there were two mascots: Tony the Tiger and Katy the Kangaroo. By the mid-1950s, Kellogg's had children vote over which one they preferred, and Tony won out over Katy.
This was from 1964. A "very old" spot would be from the 1950s.
better than that mighty mightytigers song
The old Tony that was kid friendly but nowadays he's helping a girl commit suicide
Omg you saw that too?
Yeah it know
*i
0:56 0:27
0:57 0:28
hes cute when his young
I Came from the box
100,000th view :0
No wonder why he won. He was hyped up on sugarsugarsugarsugarsugarsugarsugarsugarfrostedflakes.
nEvEr hEaRd oF iT ?!!
How come your comment was posted in 2012?
I did not say that FROSTED FLAKES were not introduced in the 50s. I should know. I was a kid when they came out. I was referring to this commercial from 1964. Two different issues. If one is going to offer lessons in cultural history, reading comprehension should be required. And you might give credence from someone who lived through an era before you were born. So can we go on with the subject and cease the contradictions, please?
I'm here because of minecraft
My name is actually tony
Is that Frank Sutton from Gomer Pyle?
OMG!Come on this animation in the 70's,80's,and early 90's was great and 2013 needs to step up and make more cereal and ad's because this is some BS!-
What ever happen to the young tiger?
I bet they circumsized tony the Tigers kid just because Tony the Tiger had his circumsized and wants the kid to just be like himself XD CollegeHumor sent me here
what happen to Tony Jr`s cereal they tasted good
Sugar Frosted Flakes were GRRRREEAT!!!, bur Frosted Rice was not so much. Kellogg's tried several sugar-frosted rice cereals, including Puffa Puffa Rice about 1967, and Frosted Rice a year or two later...neither took off
0:25 gggggggrEAAAAAAAAT!!
0:25
HE HAD A SON????
wouldnt tony just eat the bull cause hes a tiger?
Killing Punches not available.
The old Tony looks CREEPY!
He wanted to ride Mamma. ;)
wow tony was a wus back then, he was at the top of his game in the 90s though
He do be chonk tho
0:54
Pardon me, but it's not from the 50s. I should know because I saw it when it was new.
How old are you?
sugarsugarsugarsugarsugarsugarsugarsugarfrostedflakes
@puissse Definately. This was a time before men were "touchy-feely, express-their-emotions, be sensitive, skip-throught-the-meadow-and-smell-the-daisies" politically correct oversensitive girly-men.
Get cds
bababoey.
His nose was black!!! Not blue