I was 15 years old. My heart aches because my parents are gone. And it reminds me of all the precious moments I had Watching night time TV with them. 📺. Miss them so much. The best parents on the planet ❤💙♥8
I can vividly remember absolutely hating all these commercials back in 85. Now I'm sitting here choosing to watch them thinking back on what a great youth I had back then.
I remember most of these commercials and couldn't wait for them to end so I could enjoy my shows. Now I am watching them again and strangely I don't want it to end. I miss the 80s.
You ain't lying my friend I miss the 80's the energy the people etc etc was so different and good. Things were done in the name of love and we cared for others. So I watch these and miss those times.
Hard not to get emotional. Everyone back then, regardless of age didn’t know just how good they had it. No smartphones, endless surveillance, mis/disinformation, complete lack of leadership, and apathy as the norm. I’d take these cheesy commercials in place of it all, every time.
I was eight years old and 85 and did not have a care in the world and remember a time when our nation was united and patriotic our economy was stable and strong. Our military was stable strong and patriotic and outlook on life was great. Of course in 1985 we had problems and issues but nothing like the horrific train wreck that is 2024. Please take me back to being just an eight year old boy.
@@QuackingKingmy uncle died in 1998. In all honesty, even though he didn't have the chance to discover smartphones, it wasn't even a loss for him anyway as he would probably refused to be reincarnated to come back into this crappy world right now. I, myself I wouldn't want to be reincarnated as the world has gone from bad to worse. It was that bad back in the days but we were happy with what we have
I was 8 years old also in February of 1985 small world how about it haha. I also remember some of them I know I hated them back then especially when they interrupted Night Rider.
What do you mean if everyone got a vaccine maybe that could be a step to everything going normal again other than that everything is normal it's just you
@@Randozyn4179 Anyone who wants the vaccine can get the vaccine. It's abnormal to pressure those who don't want it to get it. If the vaccine really works, you shouldn't care if others don't want it because you are protected.
Me too! Me too! Life was so much easier, quieter and safer! Live Music was our entertainment and if someone wanted to talk to you -they left a message. Great Time to Live!
As an adult who's the age of my parents when I was a kid in the 80s, while moving about the world (especially my city) I think of how interesting and adventurous my small world confined mainly to my neighborhood and school (or wherever my parents took me) was at that time.
"So Adam, now that you've upgraded to Premium and get to avoid all those annoying ads, seen anything good?? "Movies that actually play straight through?" Me: "Well actually, this morning I watched 40 minutes of Commercials from 1985."
I was thinking as I watched this that my kid self would be so mad at me, lol. I hated ads with a passion. I could never have foreseen a day when I'd watch them as an entire 40 minute video.
@@alaskau9175 same here. I used to get so angry when I was forced to wait like 10-15 minutes through commercials with short jingles in between. Now here I am literally nostalgic for 1980s commercials
I'm a 80's baby "81" I live in Indianapolis on Saturdays and Sundays we watch these all day and night, well my mom just died and it's hard but I think the person who recorded these and edited them you are helping me through my grief 😢😢😢😢😢😊
No fine print to read. No fast-talking announcer telling you all the exceptions. No prescription drugs. They're selling products--and not trying to put any kind of political spin on them. We need this mindset back!
@@mygirldarby Im sorry if you think The Kardashian’s are a great example now ??? 😂 . Everyone was real and naturally beautiful in the 80’s .You can’t judge the 80’s based on perms . I am talking about beauty standards as a whole . Accepting women for who they are without the fake hair extensions, Botox , teeth , etc because of the pressure of social media stating it is the norm for them . Princess Diana is a great example of the 80’s and natural beauty and other actresses. Oh and by the way - actresses are still getting perms . And so many past fashion influences are coming back now anyways .✌🏻
@@mygirldarbyNope. Loved women’s hair back then. Much better than the straight stringy dry flyaway no style and looking like you just rolled out of bed look today. The 80s was all about glamour. Today it’s about looking trashy and low class.
Haha I was wondering wth that commercial could possibly be for at first.. I was thinking it was for a camera company, like "Now you can get crystal clear photos when stalking strangers on the escalator!"
Best decade ever....I was born in 1961. Loved the 80's . graduated from college and went out work. Was close to my family and friends and we talked to each other and went out with each other with no cell phones. We were healthy and more people in the family were alive. Not so many psychos, druggies and people cared for each other and had more patience. No cancel culture. No political backlash. I think of those times everyday and wish we could have time travel. I hate 2023 and the way our country is going. This is the worst I have ever seen it. We have lost control of everything and we all know who is at fault. Also kids today are worthless and don't want to work. Everything is given to them either from their parents or the govt. Cell phones and social media have ruined society. Also back then when laws were broken you went to jail or had to pay for your crime. Now you don't go to jail and there is no bail needed. It's catch and release. I guess it's better than being dead to be alive right now but it's close.
I did too 😂and when we hit 12, my friends and I would run into each other at the A&P on Saturdays..we would go to the maxi pad / tampon aisle and just stare at the boxes ..it scared the hell out of us lol ,” is this the ones we’ll have to get?” Or “ did u read Are You There God, It’s Me Margaret.It’ll tell you which ones she gets” 😂😂 and then our moms would find us just standing in that aisle & they’d say what the heck are you girls laughing about? You better get used to it! 😂 it was a very serious issue at the time lol
Former Chrysler employee here (late 80s/early 90s). The Dodge Lancer commercial made me LOL. This is the first and only time I’ve ever heard a Dodge Lancer as having “fluid lines” or being “sleek”. They couldn’t even find one for the commercial that had a trunk that lined up properly (0:47). 😂
I still use Jean Nate' body splash. I remember looking at that commercial wanting it so bad and now Citi Trends carries it and I buy several bottles at a time
You are probably watching this video because you want to go back in time when life was much simpler when the media reported the actual news without trying to tell you what to do and who to vote for.
yep. and no mass shootings almost daily. oh what i wouldn't give to back to the 80s. people still had their problems, but people were generally happy. everyone is so miserable now.
@M451 lol yeah but I'm talking about the countless Psa's of saying no to drugs. I saw someone comment on one of those videos saying that the government was telling ppl what to do with their body.
Back when men and women actually loved each other. Nowadays if you call someone a woman a large group of people get upset. Makes sense.......................... except it doesn't at all.
1980's was a strange time for graphics. Allot of people don't realize that what was shown to the market versus what actually really could be done was two different things the same went for movies as well. The main issue was rendering time was incredibly long and whatever cost ontop of that. So it got to be expensive. But back in the day the company I worked for (Oil Company) we had a graphics demo we needed to get done for a project, that involved a lateral drilling product. We plan on basically the better part of the year for the graphics project just for all the rendering time and creation. So we paid a graphics shop to get it done. In the end the end result was beyond anything that most folks have ever seen for the time. Of course everybody was blown away at the graphics. At the time I had no clue they could even produce a end product like that. The guy at the graphic shop stated to the effect. That they could do graphics that went beyond what was noted in the general market place as high tech. He said the only thing was it just takes forever to do it and most graphic places don't want to spend the time doing it either. Sadly I don't have the video of it. The video was highly protected. So trying to get a copy of it was out of the question and could cost you your job. So i choose not to take the risk of my job over a graphics video. Anyways just some tidbit of information for ya.
@@bfg9000d1 what do u mean what was shown as to what could be done? The public saw the finished product of pretty Awesome graphics for the time and even for now in some respects. The 80s was a time of advancements and the commercials reflected it which is what it’s so cool 😎 if I misconstrued ur comment forgive me
I was 13 when these came out. I'd do just about anything to return to these times. Someone needs to create a VR game where you can revisit your memories and spend time living them out.
Anyone here grew up as teen in the 80s? God what great times, no political correctness, no being offended, no cancel culture, didn’t have to keep your eyes pasted to a cellphone all the time, class of 86’..❤️
Yes! Live Music was our entertainment, if anyone wanted you, they left a message. No one to video tape your every move and you hung out with your friends not pretend on-line! I so miss it!
Me too, Dallas, Knots Landing, all those shows. I had to go bed at 9 but I’d sneak back out to watch Dallas lol I also loved Family Ties. We stayed in certain nights to catch our shows, no one really does that anymore, after 91/92 it all started to suck
14 in 1985. These commercials took me back to that time and frame of mind. I was sooo excited to grow up, eager to be like these beautiful career girls on these ads. I’m well past being “all grown up”. Now-I sooo wish I could go back to 1985.
I am from Omaha and would have been @ 10 years old in 1985. Amazing how many memories came flooding back including the anchors for the news stations. Also, after watching the dancing at 27:57 I, too, may have been ok with banning after hours dancing if that is what we had to look forward to!
Of all things, it was the brown Vidal Sassoon shampoo label that took me back. Reminded me of my cousin's girlfriend at that time in 1985. Reminded of the band he was in, my grandmother's house, how amazing life was.
Square vehicles, hair dye commercials with Stranger Things-ish music, John Lithgow as a transgender person, and a two-pack of pliers for just $3.99. What more could you ask for in life?
I would have in middle school. As I turned 14 I’m 1985 in November of that year. Back then my life was not that happy. The only thing I’d ever want to have back from then would be my grandmother. Love you Granny.
When they showed the TV movie, The Day After..they had guidance counselors come into our homerooms the next day to see if any of us were in shock or needed to talk lol that’s nothing compared to the crap world we live in now
42:44 todays complicated world. I am 59 now, if i could go back to the 80's id tell myself to make sure to enjoy even more of this time cuz I could never convince myself any of this was real!!
I was 15 years old. My heart aches because my parents are gone. And it reminds me of all the precious moments I had Watching night time TV with them. 📺. Miss them so much. The best parents on the planet ❤💙♥8
I was 15 also and like you my parents are gone. I know exactly how you feel Carlie.
I was 17 an this comment says it all. Thanks for the sweet yet tearful memories Charlie 💕💖
there was probably someone in the 80s thinking the same thing about the 50s when there parents were alive
Yes, reminds me of my father who has passed. I was 14 in 85
I was only 3 but I miss the music so dearly from this era , i think of my brother who passed a few months ago , we always watched TV together 🙏🏻
I've been waiting 40 minutes for the show to start...
If you VHS it you can just fast forward.
😂😂😂
Smh 😂
😆
Rolling on the floor laughing 😆
I can vividly remember absolutely hating all these commercials back in 85. Now I'm sitting here choosing to watch them thinking back on what a great youth I had back then.
I was 8 or 9 and I agree. Nostalgia is so kind and unknowingly antagonistic.
Me too
I remember most of these commercials and couldn't wait for them to end so I could enjoy my shows. Now I am watching them again and strangely I don't want it to end. I miss the 80s.
just shows how shows these days are worse than the worst commercials of the 80s i guess
You ain't lying my friend I miss the 80's the energy the people etc etc was so different and good. Things were done in the name of love and we cared for others. So I watch these and miss those times.
I’m right with you.
@@wisdomgate3351same here. I could watch these old commercials all day now. I miss the 80s
I wish I could go back to 1985. Great times, great music, great time in my life.
I’ll join you. Know anyone with a Time Machine?
Meeeee, tooooo!!
Hard not to get emotional. Everyone back then, regardless of age didn’t know just how good they had it. No smartphones, endless surveillance, mis/disinformation, complete lack of leadership, and apathy as the norm.
I’d take these cheesy commercials in place of it all, every time.
I was eight years old and 85 and did not have a care in the world and remember a time when our nation was united and patriotic our economy was stable and strong. Our military was stable strong and patriotic and outlook on life was great.
Of course in 1985 we had problems and issues but nothing like the horrific train wreck that is 2024. Please take me back to being just an eight year old boy.
I was 21 in 1985. Boy these take me back. So simple back then. If only we’d known what was to come. Smh.
Born December 1982. If only we knew that the World would turn to CRAP in 2016.
I love how everyone’s teeth were natural back in the day. Now, everyone has white tombstones covering their natural teeth.
And very few boob jobs - no big fat collagen filled lips! Hahaha!
All that Fluoride made them lose their teeth. 😅
That's a weird thing to love
Or gold shit in their teeth
Lol
I miss the 80’s so bad 😞
Yup, you're not alone.
@@QuackingKingmy uncle died in 1998. In all honesty, even though he didn't have the chance to discover smartphones, it wasn't even a loss for him anyway as he would probably refused to be reincarnated to come back into this crappy world right now.
I, myself I wouldn't want to be reincarnated as the world has gone from bad to worse. It was that bad back in the days but we were happy with what we have
This takes me back to a much more hopeful, less jaded me.
6:16 it wasn't like that for JR though!
I graduated high school in '85. How cool to see these again!
Same!
Same! 85 was Alive 😊
Holy crap I'm old, I remember seeing a lot of these. I will forever cherish my 80s childhood
Better to be older and have experienced the 80s than a teen born into these times.
SO depressing that these days are gone😭
The older I get the more I miss them😒☹️
I was 8 years old in February of 1985 and i remember most of these commercials like it as yesterday.
I was 8 years old also in February of 1985 small world how about it haha. I also remember some of them I know I hated them back then especially when they interrupted Night Rider.
I was 15
Good times, bike rides and GI joes…
I was 8 as well. I remember some of them.
I was 15
Shit, I'd go back in time for an $8,000 car. ;) But for reals...I'm over this century.
Yup I was looking at the car prices and was like the payments would be under $200 a month. I just wanna know where the dealership is?
Given what the world has become I would go back to 1985 in a second if i could.
What do you mean if everyone got a vaccine maybe that could be a step to everything going normal again other than that everything is normal it's just you
@@Randozyn4179 Anyone who wants the vaccine can get the vaccine. It's abnormal to pressure those who don't want it to get it.
If the vaccine really works, you shouldn't care if others don't want it because you are protected.
@@Randozyn4179 uhm I'm allergic to medication...
I was just thinking that!
Me too! Me too! Life was so much easier, quieter and safer! Live Music was our entertainment and if someone wanted to talk to you -they left a message. Great Time to Live!
Can't believe I'm watching this like it's a movie.
I wish I could relive this for a couple weeks like some sort of vacation. 😆
As an adult who's the age of my parents when I was a kid in the 80s, while moving about the world (especially my city) I think of how interesting and adventurous my small world confined mainly to my neighborhood and school (or wherever my parents took me) was at that time.
"So Adam, now that you've upgraded to Premium and get to avoid all those annoying ads, seen anything good?? "Movies that actually play straight through?"
Me: "Well actually, this morning I watched 40 minutes of Commercials from 1985."
I was thinking as I watched this that my kid self would be so mad at me, lol. I hated ads with a passion. I could never have foreseen a day when I'd watch them as an entire 40 minute video.
Yes I'm the same , have premium and watch old commercials reliving my childhood 🙂
Yep, good point!! These are funny, though! Commercials of today will be funny in 20 years 😁
@@alaskau9175 same here. I used to get so angry when I was forced to wait like 10-15 minutes through commercials with short jingles in between. Now here I am literally nostalgic for 1980s commercials
All that , and it seems that when I watch these old commercials new commercials don’t pop up , not that I’m complaining 🤔🤔🤔😄😄😄…
I'm a 80's baby "81" I live in Indianapolis on Saturdays and Sundays we watch these all day and night, well my mom just died and it's hard but I think the person who recorded these and edited them you are helping me through my grief 😢😢😢😢😢😊
Born in ‘81 too. Sorry about your mom.
I was 16 years old and joined the army 3 years later and wouldn’t get out until 18 years later. Now I’m 51 and retired and missing the good old days.
The old days
Thank you for your time and work.
We all are, that’s why we’re here. Lol. Thank you for your service. 🇺🇸
I was 17. Got married 3 years later and still am.
This was when football wasnt gay
It’s absolutely tragic how entertaining this is
No fine print to read. No fast-talking announcer telling you all the exceptions. No prescription drugs. They're selling products--and not trying to put any kind of political spin on them. We need this mindset back!
I was a junior, then senior, in high school back then. Things were good. My family was all still together, and young. RIP Dad.
I understand
So do I
Man, what a blast from the past! I was 11 in 1985, & though I don't remember all of them, some of them I remember like yesterday.
Same here!
Same here too
Same here
I wasn't born yet but yeah love these
I love how you everyone was naturally beautiful and glamorous. Miss the 80’s beauty standards ❤️
Oh no, the 80's was awful for beauty. The perms alone were just terribly unattractive.
@@mygirldarby Im sorry if you think The Kardashian’s are a great example now ??? 😂
. Everyone was real and naturally beautiful in the 80’s .You can’t judge the 80’s based on perms . I am talking about beauty standards as a whole . Accepting women for who they are without the fake hair extensions, Botox , teeth , etc because of the pressure of social media stating it is the norm for them .
Princess Diana is a great example of the 80’s and natural beauty and other actresses.
Oh and by the way - actresses are still getting perms . And so many past fashion influences are coming back now anyways .✌🏻
Yeah, narrow definition of beauty ..lol.
@@mygirldarbyNope. Loved women’s hair back then. Much better than the straight stringy dry flyaway no style and looking like you just rolled out of bed look today. The 80s was all about glamour. Today it’s about looking trashy and low class.
Thanks for posting. Who knew that old commercials could be so enjoyable?
I was 20, engaged and finishing up college in 1985 - I remember almost all of these! Like a glimpse of a lost world
I was high the whole time so so far I don’t remember any of these commercials. I was listening to music or outside.
I was 14. It was my freshman year of highschool. I can't believe how old these commercials look, or how old I am. 😂
I was also 14. You could not pay me to go back in time. I like today much better.
@@lynnpayne9519 I really loved the 80s and I'm so glad I grew up then, but I wouldn't go back in time either.
@@janielunday5012 🤣😂🤣😂 I'm with ya there! Also born in 71!
Same. I was 13.
Me too
These were fun to watch again! Good memories! Thanks for posting these for us! : )
1985 I was 14 years old. 8th grade....Damn , now Im 50! Time does go in a wink
oh man, I remember that Close Up commercial and that song.
"One love...get close-up..."
Same here!!
OMG me too.. I was singing it and surprised myself by remembering the words! 😅 awww take me baaack!
@@KishBish me too! I was between 10-12 so seeing all those people kissing probably got my attention and the song just stuck. Lol!
@@melissafraser2190 haha same!! aww good ol days!
That JCPenney, cameraman had some serious stalker vibes
And JCPenney selling Halston!!
Totally 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Haha I was wondering wth that commercial could possibly be for at first.. I was thinking it was for a camera company, like "Now you can get crystal clear photos when stalking strangers on the escalator!"
Those escalators, iconic. We hardly ever went upstairs as we were going to the shoe department to buy Buster Browns on the ground floor.
I was 20 in 1985. Still remember most of these. Reminds me of a much simpler time.
Best decade ever....I was born in 1961. Loved the 80's . graduated from college and went out work. Was close to my family and friends and we talked to each other and went out with each other with no cell phones. We were healthy and more people in the family were alive. Not so many psychos, druggies and people cared for each other and had more patience. No cancel culture. No political backlash. I think of those times everyday and wish we could have time travel. I hate 2023 and the way our country is going. This is the worst I have ever seen it. We have lost control of everything and we all know who is at fault. Also kids today are worthless and don't want to work. Everything is given to them either from their parents or the govt. Cell phones and social media have ruined society. Also back then when laws were broken you went to jail or had to pay for your crime. Now you don't go to jail and there is no bail needed. It's catch and release. I guess it's better than being dead to be alive right now but it's close.
I graduated high school in 1985. Brings back lots of memories! I could watch that Max Factor commercial with Jane Seymour all day.....
I was 15 years old in 1985 and these commercials seem ancient. How depressing.
yeah and now i'm seeing how close 1985 still was to that 1970s vibe even though at the time it felt new
LOL Who had a Zenith in the house? 🙋♂️
Yes, a heavy one, in a big wood box.
My Dad had an old Zenith radio from my great grandparents. It was massive!
Floor model🤣
Yep! Old wood floor model and vcr with remote 👍
Yeah and sometime in the mid-90s, it just made a weird noise and then a little smoke came out and that was it for that t.v.
I remember using Jean Nate when I was about 14 and splashing it like the commercial! 😂
I was a Wind Song girl. My sister liked loves baby soft.
I think she used half the bottle in one application 😬damn catchy jingle though!
@@lesliemcculloch1590 me too! Wanted to get that 'Jean Nate feeling'
I did too 😂and when we hit 12, my friends and I would run into each other at the A&P on Saturdays..we would go to the maxi pad / tampon aisle and just stare at the boxes ..it scared the hell out of us lol ,” is this the ones we’ll have to get?” Or “ did u read Are You There God, It’s Me Margaret.It’ll tell you which ones she gets” 😂😂 and then our moms would find us just standing in that aisle & they’d say what the heck are you girls laughing about? You better get used to it! 😂 it was a very serious issue at the time lol
@@kimwarner1681 haha! I so remember that book! It was a 'rite of passage' as a female teen in the US, as far as I believe.
I love that they had people dancing around the Lancer 😂
I took my drivers license test in the family Lancer.
In the 1980s, commercials were commonly 15-30 seconds of high quality singing, instrumentals, and/or dialogue.
Lots of sensual energy in these commercials. Also: I was born in '85.
Same 😂I feel
Old now
84 baby here! ☺️
yeah, like that first shampoo commercial. talk about OTT
83 here.
same😂
Thank for showing this, I like this, it bring back memories.
Those were good days.
@@rodneyadderton1077 yes it was
Even the 80s were a simpler time, compared to nowadays.
I guess if your only going by the commercials 😆
I wish I could relive back those days as a baby again
Me too
Same here yall~good times
Former Chrysler employee here (late 80s/early 90s). The Dodge Lancer commercial made me LOL. This is the first and only time I’ve ever heard a Dodge Lancer as having “fluid lines” or being “sleek”. They couldn’t even find one for the commercial that had a trunk that lined up properly (0:47). 😂
I thought I was the only one that noticed the trunk not lining up on that Chrysler car. 😂
Glad I was an 80s baby. Is it me or did people look healthier and seem happier in general?
I want to go back! Graduated HS, got my 1st car in 1985 among alot of other firsts. The best of times!!
I still use Jean Nate' body splash.
I remember looking at that commercial wanting it so bad and now Citi Trends carries it and I buy several bottles at a time
I remember those commercials!, takes me back to another time!
Dallas! Falcon Crest! OMG..I haven't thought about those shows in forever. They were water cooler talk the next day!
You are probably watching this video because you want to go back in time when life was much simpler when the media reported the actual news without trying to tell you what to do and who to vote for.
And no endless stream of pharmaceutical commercials- “possible side effect of death.”
yep. and no mass shootings almost daily. oh what i wouldn't give to back to the 80s. people still had their problems, but people were generally happy. everyone is so miserable now.
They did tell u not to do drugs tho lol
@M451 lol yeah but I'm talking about the countless Psa's of saying no to drugs. I saw someone comment on one of those videos saying that the government was telling ppl what to do with their body.
Back when men and women actually loved each other.
Nowadays if you call someone a woman a large group of people get upset.
Makes sense.......................... except it doesn't at all.
Lol that Lanser commercial is out of this world.
00:46
Trunk lid whacks them in the face. LOL! But I agree. It's a very slick and creative ad.
Yea that car was a piece of crap so they had to do what they can to sell it.
1980's was a strange time for graphics. Allot of people don't realize that what was shown to the market versus what actually really could be done was two different things the same went for movies as well. The main issue was rendering time was incredibly long and whatever cost ontop of that. So it got to be expensive. But back in the day the company I worked for (Oil Company) we had a graphics demo we needed to get done for a project, that involved a lateral drilling product. We plan on basically the better part of the year for the graphics project just for all the rendering time and creation. So we paid a graphics shop to get it done. In the end the end result was beyond anything that most folks have ever seen for the time. Of course everybody was blown away at the graphics. At the time I had no clue they could even produce a end product like that. The guy at the graphic shop stated to the effect. That they could do graphics that went beyond what was noted in the general market place as high tech. He said the only thing was it just takes forever to do it and most graphic places don't want to spend the time doing it either. Sadly I don't have the video of it. The video was highly protected. So trying to get a copy of it was out of the question and could cost you your job. So i choose not to take the risk of my job over a graphics video. Anyways just some tidbit of information for ya.
Still better than the anti-White commercials we have now.
@@bfg9000d1 what do u mean what was shown as to what could be done? The public saw the finished product of pretty Awesome graphics for the time and even for now in some respects. The 80s was a time of advancements and the commercials reflected it which is what it’s so cool 😎 if I misconstrued ur comment forgive me
I was 15 in 1985- watching these and all of a sudden i'm back there.
i miss these warm and happy times
Doesn't everyone? 😔
Car commercial: "beauty in motion... fluid lines...sleek body"
Car: looks like it was built with Legos
😂LMAO
🤣 I knew the comments section was gonna be good for this video lol I have not been disappointed..
Lol!!!!
Dammit I want a dodge lanser, they sold that commerical . Lol 😆
they had a shelby lancer. i had a omni glh, thing scooted!
Optional turbo mind blown 😤
Lol I didn't see see the car go anywhere in the commercial, I still want one
That piece of sh*t's transmission would probably have exploded at 20k miles
@@metalgrinch Why are you bitter grapes?🙄
We can't stop from going forward, but i can say this is so great to have this technology to be able to look back on.
I was 13 when these came out. I'd do just about anything to return to these times. Someone needs to create a VR game where you can revisit your memories and spend time living them out.
I don't remember any of these commercials. I was too busy watching MTV and partying on the weekends. Fun times!
Anyone here grew up as teen in the 80s? God what great times, no political correctness, no being offended, no cancel culture, didn’t have to keep your eyes pasted to a cellphone all the time, class of 86’..❤️
Weird. Who's forcing you to be offended and glue your eyes to your cellphone? Sounds like a choice to me.
Yes! Live Music was our entertainment, if anyone wanted you, they left a message. No one to video tape your every move and you hung out with your friends not pretend on-line! I so miss it!
@@jelatinosa wow don’t get offended on what I said, I just said times were different then
@Queen of Kings totally 😎
I was 15 years old in 1985. I do remember some of these commercials.
The commercials back then were simple and objective, no fooling around, and now are part of our history , and stories
"Murder, She Wrote" was my jam back in the day.
Same here I loved 💟 her.
I've been watching Murder She Wrote. They show all the seasons on Peacock app. They are still great fun to watch.
I love Angela Lansbury.
Me too, Dallas, Knots Landing, all those shows. I had to go bed at 9 but I’d sneak back out to watch Dallas lol I also loved Family Ties. We stayed in certain nights to catch our shows, no one really does that anymore, after 91/92 it all started to suck
I remember walking to school back in 1985 and a truck fell on my head.
My sister and I loved "Simon and Simon"
So did my sister who was 13. I was about 9 and that show seemed too serious and above my entertainment interest scale in those days.
Jane Seymour was (and still is) so gorgeous.
She is immensely gorgeous in that commercial. Like a Victoria's Secret Angel before they had Victoria's Secret Angels.
She was/is stunning
I had that perfume
@@gigidayz6936 Me too. I remember it wasn’t that good…
In 2021 every other commercial is a pharmaceutical commercial and people are sicker than ever. 🤔. I love these commercials! I was in 6th grade!
Dang that Closeup toothpaste knew what they were doing- I actually remembered the words!
I wasn’t born until 1991 but I love the jingles and slogans they’re so wholesome 🥰
I was born in 1991 too and I always say I wish I was born in the 60s so I could of been a teenager in the 80s to truly enjoy and appreciate the 80s 😩😹
That Halston ad has a timeless aesthetic.
80s to early 2000s. The best decades human kind have gone through. Unforgettable, unbeatable times.
I was 4 then. The world seemed nicer in the 80's and 90's.
Now football is gay and indeed promotes man ladies
This comment just made me realize I was 16 then and my husband was 5. 😳
@@drewjaymes3416 what
I was 15 and a sophomore in hs in 1985. Ohh to go back!
2 years old and walking around this time... so magical.
I wasn’t even a thought Yet. lol
Same.
Me too!
14 in 1985. These commercials took me back to that time and frame of mind. I was sooo excited to grow up, eager to be like these beautiful career girls on these ads.
I’m well past being “all grown up”. Now-I sooo wish I could go back to 1985.
I am from Omaha and would have been @ 10 years old in 1985. Amazing how many memories came flooding back including the anchors for the news stations. Also, after watching the dancing at 27:57 I, too, may have been ok with banning after hours dancing if that is what we had to look forward to!
I’m from Omaha as well and I’m a year older than you
This is like sleep therapy. If I put this on, i sleep pretty fast after. Born 1971
No diversity, no inclusivity BS. Truly miss those great years.
People got along much better back then in my opinion
Yup. I'm watching 80s movies this weekend. I think I'll start with Teen Witch, then progregressively go back in time. 16 Candles after that.
Me too since I off the weekend
16 Candles is the BEST!!!
Cocktail was my guilty indulgence movie in the 80's
The Outsiders 😃. The Breakfast club 😃 Pretty in Pink 😊
Sounds like a great weekend!
Of all things, it was the brown Vidal Sassoon shampoo label that took me back. Reminded me of my cousin's girlfriend at that time in 1985. Reminded of the band he was in, my grandmother's house, how amazing life was.
We got married in '85. I tried so hard to have Hälsa Hair back then. 😂
Or Creme rinse, On Tap, Herbal Essence, Pert, Flex.....
Square vehicles, hair dye commercials with Stranger Things-ish music, John Lithgow as a transgender person, and a two-pack of pliers for just $3.99. What more could you ask for in life?
25% more medicine 😂
My favorite year...
So nostalgic! Brings back so many memories!!
I would have in middle school. As I turned 14 I’m 1985 in November of that year. Back then my life was not that happy. The only thing I’d ever want to have back from then would be my grandmother. Love you Granny.
Its fun seeing all of these brands that don't exist anymore.
Caress does 😂😂
@@iminit4themoney330 nyquil does too
hey Im from tulsa, home of the Oral Roberts University. I remember so many of these. thank you for posting this!
When they showed the TV movie, The Day After..they had guidance counselors come into our homerooms the next day to see if any of us were in shock or needed to talk lol that’s nothing compared to the crap world we live in now
Born in 71 remember many of theses...really drives home how much simpler times were
Spoiler alert. JR does eventually lose control of Ewing oil.
Hahaha haha! That made me laugh!
lol...and who shot JR?
Well, thank you for ruining it! 😫
I was 3. Miss my mothers died in 93. Rip. And peace and light to you all.
Takes me back to my teen years
Arm and Hammer detergent goes pretty hard, honestly.
I miss jingles. 🎵 Now the commercials today just use songs as background music.
People aren't as creative as they once were.
and what crappy condescending preschool level garbage today's ad music is
TH-cam’s bringing me videos I didn’t think I needed and I like it
I can't wait for the new episode of Dallas
This is the year I got married. ❤ I miss the 80s…best decade of my life. 😢
OMG! Simon and Simon! Oh my mom and I would watch.
Ha. Great collection. My grad year. Makes me feel like I should get my homework done 😆
42:44 todays complicated world. I am 59 now, if i could go back to the 80's id tell myself to make sure to enjoy even more of this time cuz I could never convince myself any of this was real!!
Thank you for finding these hidden treasures.