Top 20: Drink Driving PSAs
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ก.ย. 2024
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This is it, my 32nd countdown, the last one for 2021. This time, we're going back to Road Safety PSAs, however we are focusing on one specific side of Road Safety PSAs... Drink Driving PSAs. Some of the most powerful and brutal PSAs out there, and a few classics too. This countdown is meant to be a simple, small countdown to end the year, a bit of the Loogi Balloogi roots, with just some nice visual effects and 80s Synthwave Music.
I thought that this would be the perfect video to release at Christmas time, considering that we typically drink more often at Christmas compared to any other time of year, therfore Drink Driving is more common. It only makes sense, right? With that being said, I'm sorry for taking a little while when making this video, hopefully you enjoy it. Have a wonderful Christmas, stay safe, and I'll hopefully see you next year!
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Music by Karl Casey (White Bat Audio):
Intro - • Retro Sci Fi Synthwave...
Number 1 & Outro - • Darksynth Cyberpunk Sy...
Background Footage:
• Relaxing Foggy Forest ...
Some PSAs have been upscaled by HelloImAPizza
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#Top20 #PublicServiceAnnouncements #DrinkDrivingPSAs
Quality.
The eeriest drink driving PSA I've ever encountered was actually a radio ad, back in the late 80s. I was about 8 at the time and can still recall the story of it (if not all the exact dialogue):
It was set at a children's party and began with the sounds of kids playing and laughing: Kylie's hit song 'Never too Late' accompanied this. Then, a woman (the hostess?) called a little boy named Ben over to her. She told him, sounding very nervous, that his parents wouldn't be collecting him from the party, as planned, and instead his granny would be coming for him. Ben kept asking why, and where his parents were, but the woman kept skirting around without giving him a straight answer. She then said that his granny had now arrived, and Ben asked: 'Why did Granny come in a police car?'. At that point, a grave male voice proclaimed: 'DRINKING AND DRIVING WRECKS LIVES!'. The fact that I can still remember it shows how much it chilled me to my core.
The last one in its extended cut gets me.
"Is Santa going to help find Daddy?"
And tearfully the mother has to tell her children that no, he won't.
I think it's important to watch videos like this during the holidays because there are a lot of drunk drivers on the roads during holidays such as New Year's Eve.
I really want to hug that little girl in the first one. I feel your pain, little sister.
I’m sorry 😕
27:37 *”see you later son”*
this part made me cry and hits hard
*"We need to take him off the machine"*
"Don't take him away from me..."
i’m starting to cry 😭😭😭
He took himself away from you! Glad he didn't take anyone with him!
Hi
They missed the 20 year anniversary of the TAC, that advert hits HARD
That ad is in a league of it's own. These ads are very good but the TAC 20 year anniversary Everybody Hurts is outstanding.
For those who don't get the one with Kathy, her and her mom are at the prison, and her mom is just yelling at her dad while talking to him on the phone with the glass wall and Kathy's just watching.
Thanks for adding subtitles, it's a blessing for whom not a native English speaker, like me.
Note to self: don’t get in the car with someone named Mark.
I'm glad that this video was made showing public service announcements from the UK, France, Australia and New Zealand because it shows that drinking and driving is an international problem and we as society need to put our heads together in order to stop the needless deaths and injuries from drunk driving accidents. However I think that it would have been even more beneficial to have included drunk driving PSAs from Ireland, Canada and the US. Videos like this need to be seen more often this time of year as there are many drunk drivers on the roads during holidays such as New Year's Eve.
Drunk: man, it getting late. I need to go home, my wife will kill me.
Death: then give me the keys, I drive you home.
Cop: then give me the keys, I drive you home.
Drunk friend: then give me the keys, I drive you home.
Sober friend: give me the keys, I drive you home.
Taxi Man: then give me the keys, I drive you home.
Yourself: then give me the keys, I drive you home.
(You have many options, but no excuses.)
The permanent guilt spawned from the aftermath: Shoulda picked the sober one
Imagine being a victim of drunk driving and doctors and nurses are moving your bed very fast while shouting "CEEEEELEBRATION TIME! COME ON!
:-P
🎵It's a celebration 🎵
drunk drivers are murderers
Your subtitles are underappreciated
Thank you! I would try to make subtitles for my newer videos, however making captions for the longer videos is incredibly tedious. I try to do subtitles wherever possible.
Celebrate good times playing while the FD is doing an extrications and EMS is working a code is absolutely wild.
Excuse me, but I have a controversial question. Do PSAS sometimes trigger PTSD? Examples include drunk driving, drug prevention, domestic abuse, and other dark subjects that are quite difficult to talk about without getting disturbed by it. The idea is to drill into people's heads that one instant of carelessness/inattentiveness/failure to heed basic safety rules and regulations, one thoughtless comment or act of anger, one decision to smoke/drink/use drugs can (and often does) result in lifelong consequences, including severe injury or death and emotional scars that last a lifetime. However, if one person who actually lived through one of these subjects I mentioned and actually have trauma when they saw one of these PSAs, they could honestly be reliving these issues and getting more anxiety than those who haven't. Maybe its because the way PSAs are presented are very realistic that they would hit too close to home. Look, I'm not an expert on this, but I'm just curious to know about those inner workings of people with PTSD and disturbing PSAs.
Yes, certain PSAs/PIFs have been known to trigger PTSD or fuel past trauma in some. The best example I can think of is "Can't Look" by the NSPCC. If you've seen that PIF before, then you wouldn't be surprised to hear that it received 150 formal complaints to the ASA. 46 of the complaints came from people who had experienced a form of abuse during their childhood, who said that they "found the reminder too distressing".
Link to the report about the complaints - webarchive.nationalarchives.gov.uk/ukgwa/20090209212045/www.ofcom.org.uk/static/archive/itc/itc_publications/complaints_reports/advertising_complaints/show_complaint.asp-ad_complaint_id=207.html
Yes, some PSAs can trigger PTSD in some people with past trauma.
A good example of this is the infamous NSPCC PIF "Can't Look" from 1999. It received 150 formal complaints to the ASA due to it's incredibly disturbing content. 46 of those complaints were from people who claimed to have experienced abuse during their childhood.
(I know this is a very late reply, sorry)
@@LoogiBalloogi Thanks!
6:47 *“looked a bit like my sister!” (Sweet home Alabama)* That’s not funny😭
Top notch countdown!
4:46 I didn’t expected that coming
That was all your fault shame on you!!!!
@@niaholiday9406 What…?
@@midnight_styx you killed them and covered it up!!!
@@niaholiday9406 ...
@Midnight_Styx you know I'm joking right? lol🤭😂😂😂😂
I hope you are having a wonderful Holiday Season so far. 🎄
You too!
The "let's go see daddy" is by far one of the saddest for a laundry list of reasons. It would be worse if the PSA ended with her saying the baby isn't moving. I know someone who was In a car accident while pregnant and she said she could feel the baby freaking out inside her so at least she knew the baby was still alive.
The Fireman one hits hard because my father is a retired firefighter (UK and USA). I don't want to know the hell he has seen on the job.
How's he doing these days? I hope he doesn't have PTSD?
@@pauljordan4452 im not sure. He balances between fine and not fine.
That last guy did it to himself! I am glad he didn't injure or kill anyone else!
one that kills me a lot is the french firefighter throwing up before going to a car accident
after 150 surgeries, Claire died from a 4-day mega headache
Let,s start.
8:15 smh....
Honestly, number 2 was more devastating than number one. Number one is definitely heartbreaking, but number two really makes you look at everything involved in a drunk driving accident. I wanted to hug the poor mother who lost her son, and the officer who had to bring her the news (something that must never get any easier).
Did you mean to put November 27th at 11:00?
Definitely not. Thanks for asking though lol
1:53 3:34 5:00 11:46 12:15 13:13 14:53 15:33 20:44 20:55 And you thought drunk driving was no big deal.
From the NHTSA drunk driving psa commercial.
11:39 Really? Just a couple beers? That's probably what they all say. But even just a couple of beers is still too many.
how did they all miss the cut?
It’s so easy to just not drink and drive. You have to be unbelievably ignorant to still do it.
7 lets go see daddy shocked me so much
I'll Be Reviewing This...
Okay. Cool.
Also, mate. If you're gonna review my videos, don't post a list like, for example...
20) This one is scary
19) This one is powerful
...in the comments. It spoils the video for other people, and trust me, that is not fun.
The French one near the end looks to have 3 Rovers in it, a 200, a 400, and a 600, instead of French brands.
Number 3 broke my heart it was just a little kid
And number 10 but that's the idea, if the possibility of being responsible for the death of someone's child isn't enough to make you think about your driving choices nothing is
Came here from the Norris nuts
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Just don't drink and drive. Please.
:( 😢
#7 was stupid. Of course, women can be drunk drivers on occasion.