If you're doing another one, you should make them watch the Canadian "stay alert stay safe". It was created by the mother of Alison Parrott, a 11 years old girl who was murdered in 1986 by a stranger, to teach children about safety around strangers. th-cam.com/video/cgvv4wnVlFU/w-d-xo.html
Thanks for doing a part two! Please do one with a PSA for suicide in America. It was interesting to see Korea’s suicide video and how different it was from ones I have seen.
The Western PSAs just have the mindset that “if we show them enough gore, they’ll remember.” Not going lie, so far it worked, those smoking ads terrified me
I remember that one commercial where this dad would beat up his cartoon son and then in the end it said something like "kids don't bounce back" or some. I used to be so confused as a kid when I watched it but know that I think back to it I start crying because like shut bro-
Imagine if they would've showed that one smoking psa of the lady with a hole in her throat talking like a robot. That shit traumatized me as a child and it's still traumatizing everytime I think about it.
@@blueshoes5145 personally, it’s not boring. Just very chilling. I’m American and I’ve always been scared of the American PSAs as a kid and I still am 😭 it’s just I’ll never watch one alone
@@samira_360 oh that I agree with..they are quite chilling. But I've always been a horror fangirl, so even thought it scared me shitless and I've never touched weed or a cigarrette in my life... I still like watching them.
Kids actually start pretty young, there was a girl in 5th grade who started taking pain killers and drinking alcohol, and by the time we were in our third year of middle school she was doing heroin.
@btamamura I hope your life takes the best turn. I hope your brother knows that he won't just lose his lungs but he would lose life itself. I really hope he quits for the better. But its hard and it takes time. I hope your life becomes happier and more good people come in your life .
True but I feel like it serves better as a PSA about the awful healthcare system that would make you have to sell your shop to pay for treatment from a heart attack
@@emma3674 it looks like they were saying how they were born again after the one phone call that ensured them that they’re not alone or smth fucking stupid because that doesn’t take away the social pressure
Shit in one of my classes (college in Canada), we had to make PSA posters in like 5min and present an off the cuff 1min "advertisement" and my group had "If you have a need for speed, don't smoke weed" as it was just becoming legal. We Canucks are wacky.
@@idkwhattodowithmylife7597 Yes, its taboo in Korea but the entire K-pop industry is riddled with drugs just like any other music industry around the world.
@@razatiger22 actually not everywhere in the K-pop industry is connected to drugs. Most of the drug problems in the K-pop industry are related to YG, which is due to YG CEO Yang Hyun-suk. Yang Hyun-suk is involved in Korea's leading drug ring, but he is getting out of the investigation. Koreans assume that he is connected to a figure in the prosecution office.
it has to be handled differently due to the stigma around mental health there. even then i've seen that the more uplifting and hopeful is more effective for some people bc of the shame they associate with dealing with the ideation. america's not much better with shame either, we may be better on the surface but people are still hateful and shame inducing outside the psas and rallies and charity efforts. trust me, i've dealt with suicide most of my life.
the translation doesn’t do the PSA justice. it actually has a really hopeful and beautiful message, encouraging people not to cut their life short, hence the “i am 4 years old” to make them remember the moment they didn’t give up their life to suicide, in a way they have been reborn as a new person-not the same one of 4 years ago who thought they were alone.
It shows that *you* don't understand. You possibly also copied an older 'popular' comment for worthless likes, which is pretty horrendous for such a serious topic.
as someone who deals with suicidal ideation, that first psa hit me hard. i never thought about the idea of being reborn after resisting or surviving suicide. For me then, i was born in 1999 and i'm five and a half years old.
@@neiptiun824 omg that one always pops into mind It freaked me out so much that when I started driving and went past a school, it would pop in to my head
In Spain we have the announcements from the DGT (Directorate-General for Traffic) on what not to do when driving and they are quite shocking, especially the one from 2018
@@lydia9696 I think they meant this one: th-cam.com/video/A7pRZuds6Nw/w-d-xo.html I couldn't find subtitles so I'll explain a little. the narrator asks if you would rather be the one that lives or the one that dies in the accident. first scenario is you're the one that lives, but you're proved guilty of homicide, you become addicted to antidepressants, you go to jail, your wife leaves you, you lose your job and you can't find a new one because you have antecedents. second scenario is you're the one that dies. that's it. you're dead in a plastic bag, your body waiting in a morgue for someone to claim it. a stranger calls your mum to tell her and your parents won't ever recover, because no one is ready to bury their son, but you'll never know anymore. in fact, you won't ever experience anything else anymore, you're just dead. your partner will meet someone new, and your friends will move on and laugh again, because everyone eventually just forgets about it. the ending for both scenarios says "in a traffic accident, death isn't the worst"
I didn’t even realize how common it was for the West to show certain PSA’s at such a young age. I remember watching my cartoons after school in elementary and then seeing traumatic anti-smoking ads as if it were normal
Would love if this became a full series on your channel. It’s a great way to see your cast’s opinions on a variety of complex topics, and it’s cool to see Eastern PSAs I was never aware of before.
Oh my gosh, I remember watching one of those videos for the first time and I was so horrified that now I skip those ad in a heart beat because my mind just goes "never again."
You guys should look at the movie theatre PSAs for texting and driving! Even just watching the behind the scenes, but getting the notifications to people's phones in the theatre during the PSA was crazy
I remember watching a LOT of Thai psas on TH-cam, which is a little bit strange considering this was the only Thai media I consumed and I was a 10 year old white kid from Ohio
the thailand one.... i remember watching then it came out, i was a child and watched it, remembering how touching it was. it still makes me cry to this day im totally not crying rn stfu
I think that's actually better, it's better to scare people into not doing something. I mean that's what we do with tales, right? We scare children into not going with strange men, or to behave etc... I mean the positive thing is nice but it won't work as well i think.
@@ironheart1923 Actually positive reinforcement has been psychologically proven to be more effective. Though they both have their place, rewards for good behavior work better than punishments for bad behavior. Incentive is the name of the game.
These were a very select PSAs, NOT the average sentiment of each country. There are many positive PSAs in America. It is just the most shocking ones stick out in your mind. It's a classic in human psychology to draw on emotions to get a point or product across a group of people quicker. The Thailand one drew on sadness, the japanese and american one drew on fear.
That’s because these Asian PSA’s aren’t discussing crime while the western ones are. I’m sure Asia has PSA’s on crimes and western countries have PSA’s on positivity, it’s just that the PD chose these particular PSA’s
Oh my lord... I remember watching the Thailand PSA in high school and I loved it so much!!! It’s personally my fav PSA with another one from Japan about a father and a daughter being financially unstable!! ❤️❤️❤️
I am so happy you included one of the War on Drugs in the 1980s. These anti-drug PSAs can be absurd and over the top, but they were very memorable because of that! I like the one where the drug dealer slowly turns into a snake creature, and the one where the dad is having a conversation with his son off screen, and the camera zooms out and shows that the dad is taking to a gravestone.
British PSAs are on another level, even the Covid ones. I've already seen others mention the driving one with kids at the park. If you continue this series, please consider including them.
The covid ones in my state have ppl talking abt how they like to have fun in chistmas with their loved ones and they write on masks to stay away bc they love them and how love is being apart and people talking about how they lost a loved one due to it they are really sad but necessary cause no one listens
In my drivers ed(in America) we had to watch a PSA about speeding. A dad in a car, with his son in the front seat, has a similar conversation with a man who’s speeding over the crest of the hill. The father asks if he can slow down in time, the speeder says he can’t. When the frame switches to the father back in his car, you see him turn to look at his son in the passenger seat, the speeding car approaching visible behind the son. The PSA ended just after the impact
I live in Quebec, Canada, and we had somep retty gruesome PSA about safety at work a few years ago. They were terrifying, I can still remember seeing them on TV. Like, there was a man who's sleeve got stuck on a belt of a machine, but the operator was wearing headphone or something and did hear him and long story short the man got crushed. Or another one where a woman drop a cooking pot full of boiling oil on herself. Or, the one I remember the most specifically, is a grocery store employee slicing meat and slicing his finger off at the same time. Fun PSAs really.
The Spanish one is absolutely genius, wish something like that had been around when I was a child, I went through my childhood not even knowing there were placed I could get help for the abuse I was facing.
I remember when I was in American Elementary School they taught us D.A.R.E basically telling little kids that drugs are bad and to stay away from them.
Yea, its pretty sad how early some kids get roped into smoking or doing drugs, simply cause they trusted the person giving them the drugs, and then they get addicted. Like, schools start teaching very early that "if you do drugs or smoke you will live a horrible life and probably die young." Cause thats the only way to get it through the minds of children that you cant take stuff from strangers off the streets. You have to traumatize them just enough to where they are too scares to even think about doing it.
i know this is all American, but in England, we have this thing called crucial crew, and we do it in primary school. They showed us PSAs and stuff, and here in the UK we have a big problem with kids crossing train tracks, specifically teens, and then getting hit. Basically, they showed us guts/blood dripping down the white fences and the police telling the family about what happened. i was 10, never looked at train tracks again
The ads from the East were more centered around feelings and compassion (suicide/mental health, imagination/creativity, giving/communicating) and the ads from the West were more centered around things like protection and making the right choice (drugs, child abuse, texting while driving). While both the West and East face all of these issues to an extent, there's definitely trends such as mental health in the East and drug abuse in the West. [Edit] Mkay, I just got to the end of the video and one of the girls essentially said exactly what I was talking about but more concise and overall just better communicated lol.
The first one got me. If any of you guys ever feel so hopeless reach out, and If you have nobody to talk to call your national suicide prevention. There are about 7.8 billion humans in this world, but their is only ONE YOU!
Once in Lithuania we had a really bad bullying case were a boys who was 15 beat up the boy so bad that he had a concusion, jaw was scattered in to pieces and he was rushed in to emergency room he had to get reconstruction. And the boy who beat him up was actively practicing boxing. And the worst part was, because he's not 16 he couldn't get sent to any center for underage kids like him. It was horrible. But we have really bad problems like bullying, underage drinking I am in 7 grade and one of my classmates is alredy drinking, also smoking, sometimes even the police comes and searches everyones bags and if they are suspicious of you they do the drug test, suicide is also a big problem, sexual harassment. I was sexualy harassed then i was 11 in public and noone noticed, also once me and my friend were chased in the mall by 8 boys 14-16 ages. We were near security and they didint do anyting. Also there are a lot of homophobic and racist people.
I think it’s really interesting that they seemed to be more fascinated by the marketing strategy behind the campaign rather than the issues the campaigns are addressing 😯 all of these campaigns were really well made!
As a child raised in America the drugs and school shootings PSA's always scared the living hell out of me cuz like I kinda wish I never saw them but they taught me still, it's quite normal to find notes at the door that mention what to do in case of emergencies from earthquakes to suicide attempts.
these videos are so interesting to watch. things that we consider almost pretty much normal in america, like school shootings, are terrifying for them to even think about... its just another part of our day if our school gets a shooting threat. at the most, we wont go to school for a couple days. at the least the kid gets expelled or even just suspended from school for a couple days/weeks.
this makes me thankful that most people don't know about estonia because imagine if they'd shown dr. suits (dr.smoke), that one traumatized me and all of the school students in estonia since it was shown everywhere. the video is basically a doctor who saw a bunch of teens smoke so he kidnapped them and started teaching to them about what smoking does to the body by cutting them up and showing (while the teens tried to escape him), like pulled the tongue and teeth out, cut the lungs and stomach open to show the mucus, ect. it was really gross but got the message through
There's a PSA about people at the movie theater. In one of the videos before the movie starts it's just a road and it looks like the view of you driving. It goes on for a while so a lot of people in the theater start to look at their phones and then the car crashes and it scares everyone. I love that PSA.
The picture out of pages thing..... I actually kinda did that in HS art Club..... Started scribbling the edges of a page and it started looking like an eye.... Had gotten really into shading by darkening, smudging, and/ or erasing... Started with the eye then just went off from there and did a whole face.... Dimensions ended up wayyyyy off... But it was so much fun while doing it😅
I really liked the suicide prevention ad. I feel like I’m America we have such dark mental health psas whereas that one really showed what could be which I find more helpful. Like look I survived is so much better than “look at all the ones who died”.
There was this girl I knew in 5th grade, sadly she passed away, but drugs and suicide start young. I mean, this girl started smoking in 5th grade and it advanced to vaping. In 7th grade she started taking drugs and drinking alcohol. Apparently, her parents were very neglecting, her father was an abusive drunk and her mother never really cared for her. She died of suicide, one day she overdosed on pills and drank too much alcohol. Same thing happened with a few other kids in my classes, they will always be missed.
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The jollibee commercials are awesome like little short films
If you're doing another one, you should make them watch the Canadian "stay alert stay safe". It was created by the mother of Alison Parrott, a 11 years old girl who was murdered in 1986 by a stranger, to teach children about safety around strangers. th-cam.com/video/cgvv4wnVlFU/w-d-xo.html
Do a few of the NHS ones from the uk.
Thanks for doing a part two! Please do one with a PSA for suicide in America. It was interesting to see Korea’s suicide video and how different it was from ones I have seen.
You should have then react to British psas theirs this work place incident one and oml I can’t even it was like a mini horror movie
The Western PSAs just have the mindset that “if we show them enough gore, they’ll remember.”
Not going lie, so far it worked, those smoking ads terrified me
those cdc ads traumatized me
I remember that one commercial where this dad would beat up his cartoon son and then in the end it said something like "kids don't bounce back" or some. I used to be so confused as a kid when I watched it but know that I think back to it I start crying because like shut bro-
@@lemonfromanorangetree650 same and i live in the us
@@lemonfromanorangetree650 I watched that one I can’t remember the name
they made a weird vaping one where peoples mouths looked like usb's. I've never been the same since watching that.
Imagine if they would've showed that one smoking psa of the lady with a hole in her throat talking like a robot. That shit traumatized me as a child and it's still traumatizing everytime I think about it.
omg i know which one you’re talking about. i was always scared of that happening to me 😭
I know which one you're talking about & I'm not kidding, she visited my high school back in 2009 or 2010 around there.
‘the real cost’ ones always scared me
@@veriveryluvr same id watch tv with my family and those ads came on and gave me nightmares
@@froggy6595 i hate them
Thailand PSAs always get me teary eyed. They're way too good.
They always get me lol🥲
I hate that Dhar Mann is ripping them off.
Exactly every year we watch 7 videos about them because it would be for our classes and they alway make me cry
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@@walnutao1351 wait did you have to watch them so you would cry so your teachers could see you have empathy? Because same
LMAO I CANT BELIEVE HE GUESSED THE STORYLINE OF THAT THAI SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT
He might've already seen it it's a very well-known PSA video so I wouldn't be surprised if he knows it
Nah, very predictable
thai ones r very predictable TTT maybe cause they're very famous too
NO I DUNNO HOW HES SEEN ALL THE PSAS
@@ballerinojongin3790 Come on tho, that was very predictable lol
I can’t believe they found a way to make us willingly watch PSAs💀💀💀
Jontron has a great video about drug PSAs that's super entertaining!
Alot of PSAs are intersting to watch and learn something from. I don't see how its boring.
@@blueshoes5145 personally, it’s not boring. Just very chilling. I’m American and I’ve always been scared of the American PSAs as a kid and I still am 😭 it’s just I’ll never watch one alone
@@samira_360 oh that I agree with..they are quite chilling.
But I've always been a horror fangirl, so even thought it scared me shitless and I've never touched weed or a cigarrette in my life... I still like watching them.
LMAO
Kids actually start pretty young, there was a girl in 5th grade who started taking pain killers and drinking alcohol, and by the time we were in our third year of middle school she was doing heroin.
oh my what😳
Must have had a hellish home life.
@@powbobs more than likely parent(s) using. For a kid that young to start with that only means it has to be somewhat normalized in her household.
@btamamura I hope your life takes the best turn. I hope your brother knows that he won't just lose his lungs but he would lose life itself. I really hope he quits for the better. But its hard and it takes time. I hope your life becomes happier and more good people come in your life .
Damn
the 'NOT EVEN ONCE' ads in america lowkey scared me lol
Sameee they actually work really well, the people who produce them deserve a raise
Same anti smoking texting or drinking while driving all scared me horribly
yeah those always freak me out
the not even once and smoking ads when the kids are peeling off their skin really traumatized me 😭😭
@@lcvverboi delivery ad 😭
The one PSA with the kid who who steals food and became a doctor had me crying 😭
I was literally sobbing 😂
Me too😭
True but I feel like it serves better as a PSA about the awful healthcare system that would make you have to sell your shop to pay for treatment from a heart attack
No clue why this channel doesnt have 1mil. Its good content😔
RIGHT!
Because some people don’t want to read subs.
@@RandyAugustus I know but its still a good channel :(
Yea
On soul thooo
That one about suicide clearly shows Korea doesn’t understand mental health.
Yeah its sad af
And the social pressures and high standards create a toxic environment that gladly encourages people to kill themselves. It's so sad.
same
was it encouraging people to commit suicide and be reborn??? i genuinely didn’t get it 😭
@@emma3674 it looks like they were saying how they were born again after the one phone call that ensured them that they’re not alone or smth fucking stupid because that doesn’t take away the social pressure
After Canada legalized weed, they put out some PSAs about not driving high. Some are pretty entertaining.
why legalize it in the first place smh🤦♀️😔✋
@@petrichor5124 To fight the black market. Since it's legal, users can get better quality products.
@@alexbeaulieu7982 ooooo ok thank u for explaining!
Shit in one of my classes (college in Canada), we had to make PSA posters in like 5min and present an off the cuff 1min "advertisement" and my group had "If you have a need for speed, don't smoke weed" as it was just becoming legal. We Canucks are wacky.
same
Oh my gosh, that Spain one about child abuse really moved me. That can really save someone's life because of it's ingenuity.
that canadian PSA always made me scared as a kid... the dolls are so freaky
it's definitely older than 2008, i remember being scared of it as a really small child and i was a middle schooler in 2008
You mean puppets, not dolls.
The girls dont know about the drug ring in korea, but thats because its not talked about as mush.
Really?
@@idkwhattodowithmylife7597 Yes, its taboo in Korea but the entire K-pop industry is riddled with drugs just like any other music industry around the world.
@@razatiger22 actually not everywhere in the K-pop industry is connected to drugs. Most of the drug problems in the K-pop industry are related to YG, which is due to YG CEO Yang Hyun-suk. Yang Hyun-suk is involved in Korea's leading drug ring, but he is getting out of the investigation. Koreans assume that he is connected to a figure in the prosecution office.
Thailand and their touching emotional commercials always get me right in the feels.
Thailand's PSA made my black, shrivelled heart feel smth, dang it was good
Actually crying at a fucking commercial
The Korean PSA about suicide shows that whoever makes them obviously doesn’t understand mental health and how to handle it
it has to be handled differently due to the stigma around mental health there. even then i've seen that the more uplifting and hopeful is more effective for some people bc of the shame they associate with dealing with the ideation. america's not much better with shame either, we may be better on the surface but people are still hateful and shame inducing outside the psas and rallies and charity efforts. trust me, i've dealt with suicide most of my life.
the translation doesn’t do the PSA justice. it actually has a really hopeful and beautiful message, encouraging people not to cut their life short, hence the “i am 4 years old” to make them remember the moment they didn’t give up their life to suicide, in a way they have been reborn as a new person-not the same one of 4 years ago who thought they were alone.
It shows that *you* don't understand.
You possibly also copied an older 'popular' comment for worthless likes, which is pretty horrendous for such a serious topic.
as someone who deals with suicidal ideation, that first psa hit me hard. i never thought about the idea of being reborn after resisting or surviving suicide. For me then, i was born in 1999 and i'm five and a half years old.
I hope you are well❤
Please react to British psa’s they are on a whole different level😭 so scary and sad
Especially that one with the car and the children in the park
@@neiptiun824 omg that one always pops into mind
It freaked me out so much that when I started driving and went past a school, it would pop in to my head
The crossing road PSAs they show in school be traumatising all of us
That one with the adults as monsters freaked me out so much. That damn rabbit
@@neiptiun824 Do you have a link to it? I wanna see it too
I'd like to see them react to the "This is Your Brain on Drugs" PSA from the 90s.
Ya that would have been better
In Spain we have the announcements from the DGT (Directorate-General for Traffic) on what not to do when driving and they are quite shocking, especially the one from 2018
do u have a link?
@@lydia9696 I think they meant this one: th-cam.com/video/A7pRZuds6Nw/w-d-xo.html
I couldn't find subtitles so I'll explain a little. the narrator asks if you would rather be the one that lives or the one that dies in the accident.
first scenario is you're the one that lives, but you're proved guilty of homicide, you become addicted to antidepressants, you go to jail, your wife leaves you, you lose your job and you can't find a new one because you have antecedents.
second scenario is you're the one that dies. that's it. you're dead in a plastic bag, your body waiting in a morgue for someone to claim it. a stranger calls your mum to tell her and your parents won't ever recover, because no one is ready to bury their son, but you'll never know anymore. in fact, you won't ever experience anything else anymore, you're just dead. your partner will meet someone new, and your friends will move on and laugh again, because everyone eventually just forgets about it.
the ending for both scenarios says "in a traffic accident, death isn't the worst"
@@chenlenochen damn
@@chenlenochen thanks i understand and speak spanish perfectly but i dont wanna watch the ad thanks
I didn’t even realize how common it was for the West to show certain PSA’s at such a young age. I remember watching my cartoons after school in elementary and then seeing traumatic anti-smoking ads as if it were normal
Side note, I love that the girl's sweater just has the word "apartment" written all over it 😂😊
I was looking for this comment!!!
cute
Would love if this became a full series on your channel. It’s a great way to see your cast’s opinions on a variety of complex topics, and it’s cool to see Eastern PSAs I was never aware of before.
“Little old lungs in a great big world”
The story of a pair of lungs that smoked as a teen and never grew back to normal size...
Oh my gosh, I remember watching one of those videos for the first time and I was so horrified that now I skip those ad in a heart beat because my mind just goes "never again."
@@rocket_starz same
Remember when the lungs went snowboarding? That traumatized me
i remember thinking it was a short tv show
Thailand PSAs are always so well written and made. They make my heart throb and my eyes water every time.
The Canadian PSAs are probably what fuelled my nightmares as a kid.
i totally didnt go on a marathon of thai ads after watching this ✋😭
I've seen the Thai one before. made me cry then and now seeing it again. A very well made PSA.
I literally can't express how much I love these videos
The Spanish, Thai, and American ones made me slip a tear ngl
THAILAND HAS THE BEST COMMERCIALS/ADVERTISEMENTS ! I'VE WATCHED THAT VIDEO LOTS OF TIMES, AND NEVER FAILED TO MAKE ME CRY
the psa about the texting and driving was filmed in my town! the actress playing the teenager is the same from "ginnie & georgia" on netflix.
Y'all chose the drugs commercial from Canada when we have the iconic HOUSE HIPPO
that thailand one was so predictable yet i still cried. the power these psas have is unbelievable.
PSA always hits me right in the emotions. Those were so pointed and well executed
Love the channel! Always a delight to watch! Canadian PSA's from the 90s and early 2000s are bizarre. The "House Hippo" is a beloved one.
You guys should look at the movie theatre PSAs for texting and driving! Even just watching the behind the scenes, but getting the notifications to people's phones in the theatre during the PSA was crazy
I remember watching a LOT of Thai psas on TH-cam, which is a little bit strange considering this was the only Thai media I consumed and I was a 10 year old white kid from Ohio
The one from Thailand always puts tears in my eyes
the thailand one.... i remember watching then it came out, i was a child and watched it, remembering how touching it was. it still makes me cry to this day
im totally not crying rn stfu
It's strange how the ones from Asia focus on a positive, uplifting message while the ones from America/Europe focus on fear and negativity.
I think that's actually better, it's better to scare people into not doing something. I mean that's what we do with tales, right? We scare children into not going with strange men, or to behave etc... I mean the positive thing is nice but it won't work as well i think.
@@ironheart1923 Actually positive reinforcement has been psychologically proven to be more effective. Though they both have their place, rewards for good behavior work better than punishments for bad behavior. Incentive is the name of the game.
These were a very select PSAs, NOT the average sentiment of each country. There are many positive PSAs in America. It is just the most shocking ones stick out in your mind. It's a classic in human psychology to draw on emotions to get a point or product across a group of people quicker. The Thailand one drew on sadness, the japanese and american one drew on fear.
That’s because these Asian PSA’s aren’t discussing crime while the western ones are. I’m sure Asia has PSA’s on crimes and western countries have PSA’s on positivity, it’s just that the PD chose these particular PSA’s
Art is always opposite to society.
Still wish they showed anti smoking ads considering how it's considered "cool" in korea.
this channel got me watching drug psas literally faded
The thing about the shootings is we have known from the age of five years old that we could walk into the school building and leave with bullet wounds
More to European and American ones because they really show the important things and don’t try to cover it and make it look not so bad
3:33-3:55 is exactly like what they were doing in stranger things for Will
I'm from Spain and it's the first time I've seen this PSA, I'm impressed
this channel is literally the best 🥰😭 how do they not have a million subscribers yet or at least half a mil 😭😭
Oh my lord... I remember watching the Thailand PSA in high school and I loved it so much!!! It’s personally my fav PSA with another one from Japan about a father and a daughter being financially unstable!! ❤️❤️❤️
the PSA from Thailand was immaculate. made me cry 🧍🏽♀️
I would love a reaction video to the House Hippo PSA and other children ad PSAs in Canada. I always remember those ones!
I am so happy you included one of the War on Drugs in the 1980s. These anti-drug PSAs can be absurd and over the top, but they were very memorable because of that! I like the one where the drug dealer slowly turns into a snake creature, and the one where the dad is having a conversation with his son off screen, and the camera zooms out and shows that the dad is taking to a gravestone.
same
Spain's and Thailand's always get me choked up
Ahhhh I recognized the Thailand one immediately! I cry everytime I see it, so freaking sweet 🥺
Those two girls getting their names confused at the end lol
I wish they’d chosen some of Australia’s fire plan ads. Those things are short but harrowing.
British PSAs are on another level, even the Covid ones.
I've already seen others mention the driving one with kids at the park. If you continue this series, please consider including them.
The covid ones in my state have ppl talking abt how they like to have fun in chistmas with their loved ones and they write on masks to stay away bc they love them and how love is being apart and people talking about how they lost a loved one due to it they are really sad but necessary cause no one listens
In my drivers ed(in America) we had to watch a PSA about speeding. A dad in a car, with his son in the front seat, has a similar conversation with a man who’s speeding over the crest of the hill. The father asks if he can slow down in time, the speeder says he can’t. When the frame switches to the father back in his car, you see him turn to look at his son in the passenger seat, the speeding car approaching visible behind the son. The PSA ended just after the impact
I live in Quebec, Canada, and we had somep retty gruesome PSA about safety at work a few years ago. They were terrifying, I can still remember seeing them on TV. Like, there was a man who's sleeve got stuck on a belt of a machine, but the operator was wearing headphone or something and did hear him and long story short the man got crushed. Or another one where a woman drop a cooking pot full of boiling oil on herself. Or, the one I remember the most specifically, is a grocery store employee slicing meat and slicing his finger off at the same time. Fun PSAs really.
The Spanish one is absolutely genius, wish something like that had been around when I was a child, I went through my childhood not even knowing there were placed I could get help for the abuse I was facing.
6:19 "You've paid with the vegetable soup." 🤣 😆 😂
The one from Thailand, that was so heartwarming. I cried.
I am three years old too. That first one made me cry.
I know this is from ages ago but I really wish there was one of the British driving slowly ads like the ‘if you hit a child at 30mph vs 40mph’ one.
I've seen lots of Thai service announcements and they always graze your heart and water your eyes.
Why did I cry at the Thailand one even though I already know the story
I remember when I was in American Elementary School they taught us D.A.R.E
basically telling little kids that drugs are bad and to stay away from them.
Yea, its pretty sad how early some kids get roped into smoking or doing drugs, simply cause they trusted the person giving them the drugs, and then they get addicted. Like, schools start teaching very early that "if you do drugs or smoke you will live a horrible life and probably die young." Cause thats the only way to get it through the minds of children that you cant take stuff from strangers off the streets. You have to traumatize them just enough to where they are too scares to even think about doing it.
I was shown a real video of some one getting there lung stapled medically because of smoking and I still did it
i know this is all American, but in England, we have this thing called crucial crew, and we do it in primary school. They showed us PSAs and stuff, and here in the UK we have a big problem with kids crossing train tracks, specifically teens, and then getting hit. Basically, they showed us guts/blood dripping down the white fences and the police telling the family about what happened. i was 10, never looked at train tracks again
thats sad
Omg I got this one of electricity and showed kids being electrocuted. I will never forget that-
The ads from the East were more centered around feelings and compassion (suicide/mental health, imagination/creativity, giving/communicating) and the ads from the West were more centered around things like protection and making the right choice (drugs, child abuse, texting while driving). While both the West and East face all of these issues to an extent, there's definitely trends such as mental health in the East and drug abuse in the West.
[Edit] Mkay, I just got to the end of the video and one of the girls essentially said exactly what I was talking about but more concise and overall just better communicated lol.
agree
Proud to say I'm 10 years old now. (Born in 1995)
Love this channel
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@@maddietillem6778 thank you😊
The first one got me. If any of you guys ever feel so hopeless reach out, and If you have nobody to talk to call your national suicide prevention. There are about 7.8 billion humans in this world, but their is only ONE YOU!
The fact that the first one touched me the most
Once in Lithuania we had a really bad bullying case were a boys who was 15 beat up the boy so bad that he had a concusion, jaw was scattered in to pieces and he was rushed in to emergency room he had to get reconstruction. And the boy who beat him up was actively practicing boxing. And the worst part was, because he's not 16 he couldn't get sent to any center for underage kids like him. It was horrible. But we have really bad problems like bullying, underage drinking I am in 7 grade and one of my classmates is alredy drinking, also smoking, sometimes even the police comes and searches everyones bags and if they are suspicious of you they do the drug test, suicide is also a big problem, sexual harassment. I was sexualy harassed then i was 11 in public and noone noticed, also once me and my friend were chased in the mall by 8 boys 14-16 ages. We were near security and they didint do anyting. Also there are a lot of homophobic and racist people.
I think it’s really interesting that they seemed to be more fascinated by the marketing strategy behind the campaign rather than the issues the campaigns are addressing 😯 all of these campaigns were really well made!
Note to self and OSSC have tissues ready for emotional PSAs. lol The Thailand one was getting everyone hyped.
As a child raised in America the drugs and school shootings PSA's always scared the living hell out of me cuz like I kinda wish I never saw them but they taught me still, it's quite normal to find notes at the door that mention what to do in case of emergencies from earthquakes to suicide attempts.
Can you please react to “slap her” by fanpage. Interviewers ask young boys to slap a girl. Their reaction is amazing.
The time stamp of 5:40 that one is always amazing I seen that one multiple times.
the way jaeyeol screamed at 6:23 was so funny im sorry hahahaha
these videos are so interesting to watch. things that we consider almost pretty much normal in america, like school shootings, are terrifying for them to even think about... its just another part of our day if our school gets a shooting threat. at the most, we wont go to school for a couple days. at the least the kid gets expelled or even just suspended from school for a couple days/weeks.
thai PSAs always make me cry, for what :( they're so good.
I've been watching this channel for ages, finally subbed lol sorry it took so long
That American PSA reminds me of a very similar Kiwi one. I think someone may have copied some homework and needs to see me after class.
this makes me thankful that most people don't know about estonia because imagine if they'd shown dr. suits (dr.smoke), that one traumatized me and all of the school students in estonia since it was shown everywhere. the video is basically a doctor who saw a bunch of teens smoke so he kidnapped them and started teaching to them about what smoking does to the body by cutting them up and showing (while the teens tried to escape him), like pulled the tongue and teeth out, cut the lungs and stomach open to show the mucus, ect. it was really gross but got the message through
I've seen that puppet one from Canada before. And it's way to creepy to be effective imo 😩✋🏾
1:55 OMG I REMEMBER SEEING THAT VIDEO AT THE START OF EVERY SCHOOL YEAR AND IT SCARED THE CRAP OUT OF ME 😩🤚
No they need to watch the PSA about the little girl and the dad that always brought tears
ngl kinda wish they showed the Australian dumb ways to die PSA for train safety
There's a PSA about people at the movie theater. In one of the videos before the movie starts it's just a road and it looks like the view of you driving. It goes on for a while so a lot of people in the theater start to look at their phones and then the car crashes and it scares everyone. I love that PSA.
damn
for how long does it go off?
@@sakuramune_ I was mistaken, they sent people a text message. Here’s the video: th-cam.com/video/5Gtio4V1L3o/w-d-xo.html
The picture out of pages thing..... I actually kinda did that in HS art Club..... Started scribbling the edges of a page and it started looking like an eye.... Had gotten really into shading by darkening, smudging, and/ or erasing...
Started with the eye then just went off from there and did a whole face.... Dimensions ended up wayyyyy off... But it was so much fun while doing it😅
Thai PSA always make me cry u guys should react more thai PSA
I really liked the suicide prevention ad. I feel like I’m America we have such dark mental health psas whereas that one really showed what could be which I find more helpful. Like look I survived is so much better than “look at all the ones who died”.
There was this girl I knew in 5th grade, sadly she passed away, but drugs and suicide start young. I mean, this girl started smoking in 5th grade and it advanced to vaping. In 7th grade she started taking drugs and drinking alcohol. Apparently, her parents were very neglecting, her father was an abusive drunk and her mother never really cared for her. She died of suicide, one day she overdosed on pills and drank too much alcohol. Same thing happened with a few other kids in my classes, they will always be missed.
3:54 사람을 겉만 보고 함부로 판단해서는 안된다! 그사람이 천재일수도 있다!👍
4:25 says sometimes child abuse is only visible to the kid who suffers it
Some of the Australian work safety PSAs are very interesting if you want to react to those!
Mj’s reaction to the Thailand PSA is so cute omg