25:31 History time: The nickelodeon was the first type of indoor exhibition space dedicated to showing projected motion pictures in the United States and Canada. Usually set up in converted storefronts, these small, simple theaters charged five cents for admission (a "nickel", hence the name) and flourished from about 1905 to 1915.
A big part of my childhood was watching the craziness of these bumpers waiting for the shows to come back on, I honestly got chills reliving them, thanks for the trip down memory lane
9:58. There’s just something oddly comforting about the picnic ants one. Maybe it’s because they’re all relaxed and happy and chill, I don’t know. But I can’t stop replaying it.
I love my favorites of "Never Done Doing Nickelodeon" Bumpers, so I making Purplopeon Jingles for SunnyThomasFan. 16:19 Chalkboard 26:00: Clay 27:21: Paper Cutouts
The splat is nice, but it still doesn'y hold a vandle to the 90s logo. This logo felt like almost like an actual character. Like it was alive. Changing shapes, with lots of singing and weird fun and sometimes semi gross visuals. I miss that.
Bumper world records 7:20 (Barks) for the most traumatizing bumper 14:33 (Unnamed) for the most wackiest bumper 11:13 (Egg) for the most grooviest bumper 0:00 (Song Montage) for the most well known bumper 3:47 (Easy Groove) for the most ambient bumper 23:43 (Sun) for the most quirkiest bumper 32:47 (Unnamed) for the best transition bumper 9:48 (Pinchface) for the most weirdest bumper 10:17 (Nick is Kids) for the best claymation bumper
I completely forgot about the bumper that played every time Nick would show a movie! The kid reacting to the woman's hair turban being an actual snake ("Woaaah!") was funny.
24:21 Hey, that’s the bumper I mentioned on the old version of this! Nice job putting it in, along with the 3D Nogglevision week music version of the Time Machine bumper.
From 85-09, it was the all in one tv network. Edit: By this, I mean they were appealing to nearly every demographic and interest. Nick Jr: Ages 2 to 6 Nickelodeon: Ages 7 to 18 Nick At Nite: Ages 21+
I was born in 1990, definitely got to enjoy the best of peak Nick: Rugrats, Doug, Rocko's Modern Life, the very beginning of All That...couldn't have timed it better. I'm glad Paramount+ has all the programs available to stream, but it's not the same without the old bumpers and commercials, obviously, to say nothing of the variety shows (Slime Time Live, etc.).
My childhood. Ugh the nostalgia is hitting me so hard. I’m a 91 baby born in April right before the birth of nicktoons. I miss classic Nick so much especially Rugrats.
As an avid traveler who also lived 90s Nickelodeon as a child, I like the ones starting at 16:30 where the bounce is in other countries. I see Japan, Senegal, France, Guatemala, and Thailand.
32:06 to 32:38 These bumpers were created by Curious Pictures (Curious?ictures). The same people that made Kids Next Door and The Off Beats. The company has been defunct for about 8 years now
Here are the bumpers and all the dates that they aired (only my favorites): 1- Nickelodeon Home Video opening (1993-2000) 2- Nick’s Top of the Hour (1985) 3- Nick’s Top of the Hour (1986) 4- Nick’s Top of the Hour (1987) 5- Nick’s Top of the Hour (1987-1994) 6- Nick Writing (1985-1995) 7- Orange You Glad (1985-1995) 8- Falling Craters (1985-1995) 9- Big Beast Quintet (1984-1994) 10- Nick Dinosaurs (1987-1990s) 11- Bulldog Crew (1986-1990s) 12- Easy Groove (1984-1992) 13- Nick Aliens (1985-1999) 14- Fish Play (1984-1997) 15- Skating (1984-1992) 16- Frog and Alligator (1985-1992) 17- Frog and Dragon (1985-1992) 18- Worms (1985-1994) 19- Space (1985-1990s) 20- Fireworks (1984-1990s) 21- Don’t know what this one’s called (also the years are unknown ) 22- Flip Book (1985-1990s)
According to The Current Rebrand Nickelodeon™ Brought Back The Traditional Orange Splat & The Traditional Splishing Splashing Green Slime in A Modern Time & Day Like Today's Kids Wants To Experience Today's Nickelodeon™
Watching these again as an adult has got me wondering… …why on earth did the 80s bumpers have such a 50s vibe? Did the Boomer writers think back to when THEY were kids, and remembered what THEY liked? So in the 2010s, shouldn’t us Millennials made an effort to bring back bumpers in the 80s style? Instead we were all about bringing back Double Dare.
Pause at 16:52 I‘m really dying to know, what this business man is thinking about getting filmed, where he’s sitting next to the big ass Nickelodeon ball 🤣
i like ye olde cartoons of 1940s-2019s. you've made cool ye olde nickelodeon animation crossover. would you make another week on cartoon-themed crossover show with mediaculture of 1940s-2019 dedicating them?
For a channel that got its start in the 80s, they sure did love to doo-wop of the 40s
Technically it was Pinwheel in the 1970s
40s? I would've said 60s...
@@raspb3rryVRTechnically it talked about Nickelodeon not Pinwheel
ICHIP
The word "nickelodeon" is a kind of old timey theater. Look up the definition and it'll make a lot more sense.
24:11 This one is both cute and such a vibe
I agree❤
I just think it’s cheesy
Ah Yeah!!!!
Spice Girls To Bumper by Gedeon 24:11
The aesthetic is CRAAAAZY
25:31 History time:
The nickelodeon was the first type of indoor exhibition space dedicated to showing projected motion pictures in the United States and Canada. Usually set up in converted storefronts, these small, simple theaters charged five cents for admission (a "nickel", hence the name) and flourished from about 1905 to 1915.
Would explain the name drop in Titanic.
@@l.tc.5032 Wait really? What scene?
A big part of my childhood was watching the craziness of these bumpers waiting for the shows to come back on, I honestly got chills reliving them, thanks for the trip down memory lane
9:58. There’s just something oddly comforting about the picnic ants one. Maybe it’s because they’re all relaxed and happy and chill, I don’t know. But I can’t stop replaying it.
They must be in such a happy mood from eating all that nice food
Nickelodeon bumper ANT PINIC By FlipaClip 32 9:58
The singing is also super cute and adorable too!
Nickelodeon will always be the ultimate kids network even us nostalgia fans everywhere. Long lived Nickelodeon!
Facts. I miss classic Nick so much.
I really understand the whole rebrand thingy is really hard and all you wanted is the splat back but now the splat is back again baby
Until Dan Schneider happened.
@@padillaflor75 then Dan Schneider
Killed it.
😮@@kwhardin
We can never go back to this... It makes me so sad because I never got to experience this era of Nickelodeon being born in 2003
Awwww man! You had to be there!! Born 1986!!
I was born in 2010 :(
I totally missed the old splat thing
I was born in 2001 when the original splat logo still existed :)
I Was Born In 2004.
I was born in 2005.
My ass wasn't even born in the 90's to 2004, the years where some of those existed.
I'm jealous, man... I think...
Me neither but it still feels nostalgic
HERE’S TO NICK BRINGING THE SPLAT BACK!!! 🍺🍻
they did kind of
@@jkonyoutube yea. The new splat is not as crazy as it was before and it doesn’t change shapes
Now if they’d make a channel where they had the classic 90s Nick and the 80s and 90s bumpers.
@@ZingOfficial2also of obisusly use the modern work mark from 2009
Man , nickelodeon really put their a game in these bumpers. Splat era will always be my favorite ✨🟠🟠🟠🟠🟠
Mine's too as well!! I have loved the splat era from the Nickelodeon company ever since back in the 2000s!!!
I love my favorites of "Never Done Doing Nickelodeon" Bumpers, so I making Purplopeon Jingles for SunnyThomasFan.
16:19 Chalkboard
26:00: Clay
27:21: Paper Cutouts
Nickel Sponsred by 16:19 ChalkBoard 26:00 Clay Making 27:21 Paper
Here because Nickelodeon brought back the splat.
Same here.
I know
The splat is nice, but it still doesn'y hold a vandle to the 90s logo. This logo felt like almost like an actual character. Like it was alive. Changing shapes, with lots of singing and weird fun and sometimes semi gross visuals. I miss that.
@@yupeo I guess. I’m just happy they brought it back, TBH.
@@ZemeckisTEN True. It's a start.
Bumper world records
7:20 (Barks) for the most traumatizing bumper
14:33 (Unnamed) for the most wackiest bumper
11:13 (Egg) for the most grooviest bumper
0:00 (Song Montage) for the most well known bumper
3:47 (Easy Groove) for the most ambient bumper
23:43 (Sun) for the most quirkiest bumper
32:47 (Unnamed) for the best transition bumper
9:48 (Pinchface) for the most weirdest bumper
10:17 (Nick is Kids) for the best claymation bumper
The claymation bumper scared the wizz out of me when I was little. 25+ years later, it still freaks me out!
11:34 This one really stands out!
12:16 is the scariest one
15:58 is the grooviest one
No, 7:20 is the scariest one, mainly because of the many wolves howling at the end, I got scared of the last part back in 2019.
The dinosaur indents are everything, the music, the visuals.. i would love to have an extended song of that.
This was a journey through my memories.
That one with the cows was glorious.
Right? Almost like a spritual precursor to Barnyard.
I completely forgot about the bumper that played every time Nick would show a movie! The kid reacting to the woman's hair turban being an actual snake ("Woaaah!") was funny.
24:21 Hey, that’s the bumper I mentioned on the old version of this! Nice job putting it in, along with the 3D Nogglevision week music version of the Time Machine bumper.
Nick Ident bus By Nick Toand 24:21
Nickelodeon ID - Africa Animals (1985 - 1992) 18:40 Nickelodeon ID - Bicycle (1985 - April 1993) 18:51 Nickelodeon ID - Ice Skaters (1986 - 1992)19:01
Nickelodeon by AfricaSoreAnimal with Animals 18:40 Bike To 18:51 Ice Skaters by Ton Stond 19:01
I Don't Know Nick put Those Idents Inside Of An Lost Media
8:04 school lunches be like
GRILLED CHEESE SANDWICH AT SCHOOL’S LUNCH TIME FROM YUM TO YUCK.
Nickelodeon Bumper Girrled Cheese Sandwich by Olive Jar Animation 8:04
11:04 Can we not talk about how cute this bumper is?
YES omg
From 85-09, it was the all in one tv network. Edit: By this, I mean they were appealing to nearly every demographic and interest.
Nick Jr: Ages 2 to 6
Nickelodeon: Ages 7 to 18
Nick At Nite: Ages 21+
Oh man I developed my love for mid century sitcoms from Nick at Nite reruns with my grandma 😭
20:16 Dan povenmire has left the building
Nickelodeon ID Hole 20:16
The golden age of Nickelodeon... ❤️🧡💚
(Sigh) How I for one miss it.
I love the splat it's a dream come true!
happy 45th anniversary nickelodeon!!! :3
miss when i used to wake up to these(especially the paperman,lockers and sleeping boy.).
6:49 gives me the vibe
I was born in 1990, definitely got to enjoy the best of peak Nick: Rugrats, Doug, Rocko's Modern Life, the very beginning of All That...couldn't have timed it better. I'm glad Paramount+ has all the programs available to stream, but it's not the same without the old bumpers and commercials, obviously, to say nothing of the variety shows (Slime Time Live, etc.).
Thanks for getting these bumpers stuck in my head
0:00 to 2:01, 7:09 to 7:20, 4:51 Sega Genesis sound ,26:01
11:34 My favorite.
good sayed
this is really best complatition ever
32:47 uses Cross The Heartland by The Pat Metheny Group, one of the few Nick bumpers that uses non-in house music
Nick ID WorldWide 32:47
Miss all the old Nickelodeon bumpers of the 90s 😢❤
My childhood. Ugh the nostalgia is hitting me so hard. I’m a 91 baby born in April right before the birth of nicktoons. I miss classic Nick so much especially Rugrats.
Nickelodeon is my favorite channel. Thanks for the video!
Thanks bro! Amazing job full of nickstalgia ❤
These were timeless because they used a lot of the 80s bumpers all the way to the late 90s
I can almost pinpoint the moment I aged out. Great times.
What a throwback.
Nickelodeon a mainstay of the 80s, 90s kids childhood. It was my go to channel especially during summer break as a kid,
85 baby! Getting chills rewatching all these! I'm about to watch the old Nick at Nite bumpers now!
11:15 has ALWAYS been my favorite! Love that 1940’s style gospel rooster goin hard! 😂
26:01 🎵 OdeloneNick, Nickelondeo, OdeNickelon,
Never that do it Nickelodeon!
The music variety these bumpers cover is superb: Doo-wop, Barbershop, Jazz, Scatting, Reggae, Gospel, Opera, Funk and the list goes on!
24:11
The bumper at 19:53 creeped me out for years. Kinda frightening.
19:52
Don’t worry we all got jumpscared by the duck
the anatid
19:53
he is going to check your bank account
How😂
@Adonis-Found-A-Girl HOW??? you saw the duck right?
24:51 the best nogglevision logo
Watching these Nickelodeon bumpers really brings back some good memories, but that one with the green face always scared me as a child
Oh, the sweet sounds of nostalgia ❤
2:55 *HON DE LAUD HUP HIVVEL UP NICK HON DE LAUD HUP HIVVEL UP NICK NICK HON DE RIKKI TIKKI LO Y LIVING NUMBER ONE NICKELODEON* ♥ ❤ 💖 🎶 😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁
As an avid traveler who also lived 90s Nickelodeon as a child, I like the ones starting at 16:30 where the bounce is in other countries. I see Japan, Senegal, France, Guatemala, and Thailand.
Memories...
32:06 to 32:38
These bumpers were created by Curious Pictures (Curious?ictures).
The same people that made Kids Next Door and The Off Beats.
The company has been defunct for about 8 years now
27:02-27:12 These two bumpers are aired only in Latin America, due to mostly showing them being in Spanish.
Odelonenick
My friend's grandfather lives in Mexico
I find it really interesting how some of these repurpose audio or animation from previous bumpers
5:12
Disney Channel should have this bumper...
Here are the bumpers and all the dates that they aired (only my favorites):
1- Nickelodeon Home Video opening (1993-2000)
2- Nick’s Top of the Hour (1985)
3- Nick’s Top of the Hour (1986)
4- Nick’s Top of the Hour (1987)
5- Nick’s Top of the Hour (1987-1994)
6- Nick Writing (1985-1995)
7- Orange You Glad (1985-1995)
8- Falling Craters (1985-1995)
9- Big Beast Quintet (1984-1994)
10- Nick Dinosaurs (1987-1990s)
11- Bulldog Crew (1986-1990s)
12- Easy Groove (1984-1992)
13- Nick Aliens (1985-1999)
14- Fish Play (1984-1997)
15- Skating (1984-1992)
16- Frog and Alligator (1985-1992)
17- Frog and Dragon (1985-1992)
18- Worms (1985-1994)
19- Space (1985-1990s)
20- Fireworks (1984-1990s)
21- Don’t know what this one’s called (also the years are unknown )
22- Flip Book (1985-1990s)
Nickelodeon ID - Anteater Eating Noodle (1986) 7:53
26:51 😂😂😂😂❤❤❤❤❤❤ i love it
25:31 One the few commercials that reference Nick's national launch date.
It has amazing music
Nick ID Nickelodeon Machine by Clossal Pictures 25:31
28:37 WHERE 👮🏻♂️
Nickel Nickel Nickel Nick Knickerodeon 28:37
6:49 *NICKELODEON YOUR TV NETWORK NICKELODEON A PLACE FOR KIIIDS NICKELODEON* 😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁
This Year Nickelodeon™ Brought Back His New Improved Orange Splat With Splishing Splashing green slime
According to The Current Rebrand
Nickelodeon™ Brought Back The Traditional Orange Splat & The Traditional Splishing Splashing Green Slime in A Modern Time & Day
Like Today's Kids Wants To Experience Today's Nickelodeon™
Nickelodeon never get old I always love classic Nickelodeon shows and movies Nickelodeon will always be everybody favorite❤❤❤😇😇😇👍👍👍😎😎😎
0:59 Nickelodeon International IDs (1999-2004)
10:09 Start Of The Nick Is Kids Era
Request: Noggin - Ident / Bumper Compilation (1999-2009)
The jungle animals and the two versions of dinosaurs idents are cool
This was doo-wop all along. Yet I never realized it seeing this every single day of my life as a youngster!
24:11 for this one the characters remind me of sailor moon
Gedeon Channel Spice Girls 24:11
I remember all them commercials!!!!!!
11:13 awesome, even the second one after this is cool!
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The amount of dust I am seeing in my brain after opening these memories
Watching these again as an adult has got me wondering… …why on earth did the 80s bumpers have such a 50s vibe? Did the Boomer writers think back to when THEY were kids, and remembered what THEY liked? So in the 2010s, shouldn’t us Millennials made an effort to bring back bumpers in the 80s style? Instead we were all about bringing back Double Dare.
Yeah but the doowop and the mid century aesthetic was just too cool. The politics of the era sucked but so did the politics of the 80’s tbh.
I remember seeing this in the 90s
Pause at 16:52
I‘m really dying to know, what this business man is thinking about getting filmed, where he’s sitting next to the big ass Nickelodeon ball 🤣
Now it's time for so long
The skaters bumper exists? 19:01
yep, it was seen in the 80s
@@NelvanaFan1971 Reminds me of their show SK8TV back in 1990. It debut the same block as Wild & Crazy Kids.
First one was absolutely terrifying as a kid but now that im older shit goes hard
What The Fuck You Mean The Motage
17:01 was that Dan Schneider's idea?
Infinito x 2/10
¡1000000 veces God!, simplemente Magistral
28:36-28:45 Umm…
My personal favorites:
4:41
11:14
13:29 + 13:59
18:30
23:06
21:09 + 23:38
23:44
24:11
27:22
Ohh childhood memories😊😊
I used to watch Nickelodeon a lot but i watch SpongeBob sometimes
25:31 this one is my favorite
8:22 Customer: GET IT SMASHED! GET IT SMASHED!
(lug smashes Viking)
Customer: Much Better.
See you updated it. Noice~
Now it's time for so long but we'll see just one more song
i like ye olde cartoons of 1940s-2019s. you've made cool ye olde nickelodeon animation crossover. would you make another week on cartoon-themed crossover show with mediaculture of 1940s-2019 dedicating them?
22:17 Been looking for this one... "Channel Surfing".
Nick ID Surfing Dive by Peter List 22:17
4:51 Best one. Damn this slaps
13:29 c o m f o r t
I watched Nickelodeon in 1982 at 8years old
What’s the song that started playing at 14:52?
I can talk about Ren and stimpy and how Nickelodeon wants to censor it
13:19 is one of my favourites
Along with 11:34
9:03 will always be my favorite
At 17:58 doesn’t that sound a lot like Walk This Way by Aerosmith?
Yeah it does!
13:51 I'm surprised Nick stopped making these for a reason
Find it out yourself
@@zizzleiz9281 ill give ya a hint
Weenee
8:15 one of my favorites