Y'know. Being born after 9/11 is a big thing when trying to think of what it would of been if I was old enough to comprehend what it was like. I was sent here by a vaporwave album named News at 11, and it is basically a sort of way of remembering the way news channels felt before and during that Tuesday morning. This adds to the fact that this came out of nowhere and changed how everyone's view on the world. Thank you, poster
I'm 25 I was in like the first second or third grade when it happened. Can't remember the exact grade lol I do remember being in a reading class and my teacher started freaking out she grabbed a old TV that was on a tray cart with wheels rolled it in front of the entire class and we watched the second tower collapse It was odd because we didn't know exactly what was going on I just thought the tower was on fire After I got home my parents explained and my older sister scared me because she said we could be nuked or gas bombed by the terrorists
I'm 30 I was 11 and in 6 grade when 9/11 happened. Even though I was slightly older than some of the people posting I remember being quite confused when it was first happening or maybe even the first few days about why someone would attack America. There had been minor attacks prior to 9/11; however, there really had not been something of this magnitude since Pearl Harbor. So basically everything you knew even as child was flipped upside down and was never the same anymore. It was a lot to process.
I'm 29 now and I was 10 when it happened, I was in year 6(the UK) and I think it was mentioned in school but I really remember going to my granny's house after school and it was on the TV and at 1st I didn't get it and wanted to watch after school shows but once explained to me I was scared, it wasn't even my country but I was scared!! I was still dealing with and processing my grandma's death so I didn't even think about the deaths as a result of this at the time, but later on that hit too!!
@Anti 1 Training the climax he referring is that our nation was gonna beef up its security to protect our country from an attack like 9/11, but after 9/11 the security was beef up so much that they'll kill our own people that become traitors to protect our country by any means necessary which has worked out pretty well for 15+ years so far & if the forth plane didn't crash n hit either The White House or another DC monument, if u thought the original response to those behind 9/11 wasn't insane enough, imagine the more harsher & deadly response to EVERY Muslim in our country on the spot n days after the attack as well as EVERY plane flying on that day all of them would be shot down on the spot regardless if they were hijacked or not, n for the harsher response, if you thought white people harassment & killing black people in 1950s & 1960s America wasn't shocking enough, imagine the wrath & rage every American will do to EVERY Muslim in our country back then n no one will be spared, even children won't survive as well. Lucky that didn't happen because of the heroes of F93 sacrifice themselves to prevent that worst outcome to occurred as a sigh of never give in no matter what
I was 10 and a half and had just started 5th grade when this happened, I will never forget coming home from school and watching the coverage on CNN with my parents the rest of the afternoon and night. RIP to all the victims that died that day. Also remember the first responders that are still suffering from breathing in the toxic air during the rescue and clean up.
I know. Until the second plane hit. Everyone assumed it was an accident, like the plane had issues or the pilot had a stroke or something. When the second plane hit, it was a huge "Oh crap moment"... then both towers collapsed. Instead of an epic but "mundane" accident punching a hole in the side of a WTC tower, it becomes an unthinkable tragedy of the mother of all terrorist attacks and the absolute destruction of the towers and surrounding buildings, killing thousands.
@@IceEpikFace They are authentic, get to the point, are actually about the product they are selling, and are not trying to be meta or “next generation”
Somewhat interesting fact - the reason these ads were shown is the Today show knew about the attack before the break but were unable to get a picture up (unlike every other network at the time). So they had to go to the commercials and then come back relatively late to start nonstop coverage.
It hadn’t really hit me that it’s been almost 20 years since the tragedy until I realized just how 90’s the commercials and TV graphics looked and felt. I remember that day like yesterday.
I was in 7th grade getting ready for school, and my dad happen to be watching the morning news when this happened. It's been 19 years now, now I'm 31 years old, time goes by fast and so much has happened since.
This woke me up . I'd use to think countries government were basically rational,emotionless people who only thought about the future but seeing the result of everything after this changed
World didn't changed after this, in India we also had a terrorist attack from Pakistan and it definitely changed India but no way we are delusional enough to say it changed the "world". Stop acting like only you face terrorist attacks
@@mohammadmizak I appreciate your comment and would totally understand that it was seen as arrogant. What I meant was that the Division in the US after 9/11 Affected the world .
Being in the midwest, my local NBC affiliate aired the Today Show on a one hour delay vs. the east coast, so they were in the middle of a different segment entirely when they broke in shortly after the second plane hit.
I was in 5th grade. I remember the teacher having the tv on and we all watched the live coverage and talked about what was happening. Then we all saw that second plane hit the other tower. School was immediately dismissed after that.
Weird that your school dismissed, what grade/part of the country? I was in public school in Oregon and there was still school all day but it was talked about on a stage in our cafeteria during lunch
Going to assume you’re also a 2020 election denier and use dismissal of the media as a way to downplay facts like most of the people who regurgitate that tired narrative
The last ad being McDonald's makes sense for an American tragedy. It would be like if the last ad before news about a tragedy on British TV being for Greggs
Ok you’re totally right overall, but a pattern in consumer products I’ve noticed since the 90s is that big brand corporate stuff is even MORE processed and gmo ingredients and less real than it was in the 90s. McDonald’s burgers were actually more authentic in the 90s and so were big brand juices believe it or not, but I agree with you overall
I love how they are so happy mentioning smiling in the McDonald’s ad right before the report happens😂 I’m sorry It’s just hilarious I still feel sorry for the people who lost their lives❤
I was in 3rd grade and was sent into the auditorium waiting for my mom to pick me up I lived in Manhattan and someone called my mom from the window saying that a plane hit the WTC. My school brought up those rollie TVs and showed us everything on the news...
Just before the interruption they served orange juice in the McDonalds commercial 🍊😮 Code orange is signaling that bad things are incoming, the band Limp Bizkit wore a shirt with a print reading "Orange" on their way to the Twin Tower roof performance...and on the Supertramp album "Breakfast in America" you can see a woman holding up a glass of orange juice right in front of the Twin Towers. They warned us 🤫
How quickly did we stop hearing about Gary Condit and Chandra Levy? Remember that was a big story at the time? I dont think I heard about that story again , maybe years later.
It's unsettling how nonchalant they seemed when it happened, like it hasn't really happened before. If this happened today the whole country would instantly be on high alert and critical terrorism threat
I wasn’t here for it, but this was the most important event the 21st century has offered so far, and what’s even sadder is the events following this day.
the mcdonalds one, showing "we love to see you smile", right before the news showing the biggest terrorist attack of all times, is quite possibly the worst commercial placement in history
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"We love to see you smile."
What an awkward whiplash.
Too soon
The last wink of innocence of 90s America
It was a Gilligan Cut in real life.
Agree.
_What makes you smile? 😃_
Before the planes hit, the biggest news story was Micheal Jordan returning to basketball.
But still very horrible day indeed...
Gary Condit was in the news for the wrong reason. Then 9/11 happened.
And West Nile virus.
Yeah as ah WIZARD!
@@omegamale7880 Then boom he was happy
“Wardrobe 911”
“We love to see you smile”
No way-
💀
Y'know. Being born after 9/11 is a big thing when trying to think of what it would of been if I was old enough to comprehend what it was like.
I was sent here by a vaporwave album named News at 11, and it is basically a sort of way of remembering the way news channels felt before and during that Tuesday morning. This adds to the fact that this came out of nowhere and changed how everyone's view on the world.
Thank you, poster
I'm 25 I was in like the first second or third grade when it happened. Can't remember the exact grade lol
I do remember being in a reading class and my teacher started freaking out she grabbed a old TV that was on a tray cart with wheels rolled it in front of the entire class and we watched the second tower collapse
It was odd because we didn't know exactly what was going on I just thought the tower was on fire
After I got home my parents explained and my older sister scared me because she said we could be nuked or gas bombed by the terrorists
Lykos lol you were four, you don’t really remember. I was 13!
I'm 30 I was 11 and in 6 grade when 9/11 happened. Even though I was slightly older than some of the people posting I remember being quite confused when it was first happening or maybe even the first few days about why someone would attack America. There had been minor attacks prior to 9/11; however, there really had not been something of this magnitude since Pearl Harbor. So basically everything you knew even as child was flipped upside down and was never the same anymore. It was a lot to process.
*s a i n t o s a m a*
I'm 29 now and I was 10 when it happened, I was in year 6(the UK) and I think it was mentioned in school but I really remember going to my granny's house after school and it was on the TV and at 1st I didn't get it and wanted to watch after school shows but once explained to me I was scared, it wasn't even my country but I was scared!! I was still dealing with and processing my grandma's death so I didn't even think about the deaths as a result of this at the time, but later on that hit too!!
Man, media was so different back then. It had a very comfy vibe. Not your typical 50's fake vibes, just 90's carefree hopefulness
@1488 Dental uhhh, you mean like in the past 60 years?
my dude, im not that blind lmao
@YellingFrog The climax?
@Anti 1 Training the climax he referring is that our nation was gonna beef up its security to protect our country from an attack like 9/11, but after 9/11 the security was beef up so much that they'll kill our own people that become traitors to protect our country by any means necessary which has worked out pretty well for 15+ years so far & if the forth plane didn't crash n hit either The White House or another DC monument, if u thought the original response to those behind 9/11 wasn't insane enough, imagine the more harsher & deadly response to EVERY Muslim in our country on the spot n days after the attack as well as EVERY plane flying on that day all of them would be shot down on the spot regardless if they were hijacked or not, n for the harsher response, if you thought white people harassment & killing black people in 1950s & 1960s America wasn't shocking enough, imagine the wrath & rage every American will do to EVERY Muslim in our country back then n no one will be spared, even children won't survive as well. Lucky that didn't happen because of the heroes of F93 sacrifice themselves to prevent that worst outcome to occurred as a sigh of never give in no matter what
that's why i like older televisions even if i was born 10 years after 9/11
I was 10 and a half and had just started 5th grade when this happened, I will never forget coming home from school and watching the coverage on CNN with my parents the rest of the afternoon and night. RIP to all the victims that died that day. Also remember the first responders that are still suffering from breathing in the toxic air during the rescue and clean up.
I was 10 as well and still think about that day. So sad😔
3rd
I was 11 in 5th grade too
I was the same exact age as you that day. I hope we never see a day that comes close to anything like this again.
You know this is fake because it started on the very eaarly morning
So weird it’s a McDonald’s ad with the quote “we love to see you smile” before the world changed also the Ross commercial tf is that “wardrobe 911”
That’s what STUCK OUT TO ME
"We love to see you smile"
Biggest understatemant of the decade
Maybe the 90s ended as a decade in 1999, but the 90s ended as a culture in 2001.
@Jessica Smith I only disagree a bit that when the Seattle bands were mainstream for 15 minutes in 1992 that’s when the 90s started.
@@jamessharp9790 Huh?!.
not true, the culture stayed the same for years afterwards. culture only really changed when smartphones arrived
@@MissDelete2098. when bands like Nirvana and Alice In Chains gained mainstream popularity
Just like the 2010s culture ended as soon as COVID hit
At first even the news was normal. Until the second plane hit.
It was minutes before.
First the south then the north
They thought it was accidental and they thought it wasn't airplane until 10 mins later
I know. Until the second plane hit. Everyone assumed it was an accident, like the plane had issues or the pilot had a stroke or something.
When the second plane hit, it was a huge "Oh crap moment"... then both towers collapsed.
Instead of an epic but "mundane" accident punching a hole in the side of a WTC tower, it becomes an unthinkable tragedy of the mother of all terrorist attacks and the absolute destruction of the towers and surrounding buildings, killing thousands.
We love to see you smile.
Perfect timing.
I'm sorry for those people.
How ironic,the ad right before the end of America's peace is a McDonald's ad.
USA: SuperOil Me! :P
that's very American
It’s almost like a symbol of the end of the good ol days of consumerism 😳
“we love to see you smile”
Even more ironic was McDonald's slogan at the time, "We love to see you smile".
1:59: “We love to see you smile!”
Ironic for what’s coming next after that commercial...
These ads are chill, much better than the garbage ads of today. They have a very 90s/2000s feel, the kind that disappeared in the early 2010s.
I miss these commercials so much, if they ever brought this style back, I would never take an AD break again.
@@IceEpikFace They are authentic, get to the point, are actually about the product they are selling, and are not trying to be meta or “next generation”
imagine 9/11 happening in like 2022 and seeing the grubhub delivery dance and chips ahoy ads during the break
@@rhythmayhem Please no
Lmao
@@rhythmayhem my birthday would be ruined
"We love to see you smile"
😂😂😂😁
Proof McDonald’s behind it all just so they can sell more McDonald’s
@mattigameing8131dark humor
Somewhat interesting fact - the reason these ads were shown is the Today show knew about the attack before the break but were unable to get a picture up (unlike every other network at the time). So they had to go to the commercials and then come back relatively late to start nonstop coverage.
Just a coincidence..
Pretty embarrassing
That's horrible.
@@AirQuotes Agree.
That’s interesting! But how do you know?
1:02 "Welcome to wardrobe 911" oof
I know right.
@Don't Talk Stupid ProductionsTM they did know
@@abriel7455 Mhm...
Jeez, that's creepy. Foreshadowing right there. That gives me the chills knowing what's coming next.
I just saw that I can't believe it😱😱😱
It hadn’t really hit me that it’s been almost 20 years since the tragedy until I realized just how 90’s the commercials and TV graphics looked and felt. I remember that day like yesterday.
?????????
9/11 never forget
Building 7: Forget
“We love to see you smile” *proceeds to show WTC burning*
Eazy e 🔥
The first 2 minutes have that eerie "final moments before disaster" feeling.
I was in 7th grade getting ready for school, and my dad happen to be watching the morning news when this happened. It's been 19 years now, now I'm 31 years old, time goes by fast and so much has happened since.
7th grade - 7th building.
Ha you are old now.
@@JDDimensionsyeah that's pretty messed up
The world changed irreparably this moment. We’ve never been the same at least not in the US. Our division and hostility are unprecedented.
We all agree that things are broken. We just cannot seem to agree on what broke them. Or when, even.
But this was the definite turning point.
This woke me up . I'd use to think countries government were basically rational,emotionless people who only thought about the future but seeing the result of everything after this changed
World didn't changed after this, in India we also had a terrorist attack from Pakistan and it definitely changed India but no way we are delusional enough to say it changed the "world".
Stop acting like only you face terrorist attacks
@@mohammadmizak I appreciate your comment and would totally understand that it was seen as arrogant. What I meant was that the Division in the US after 9/11 Affected the world .
You can be sure people were not smiling after that ad
Lmfao CarMax commercials nearly the same
“ we love to see you smile “ 💀💀💀💀💀💀
Being in the midwest, my local NBC affiliate aired the Today Show on a one hour delay vs. the east coast, so they were in the middle of a different segment entirely when they broke in shortly after the second plane hit.
I was in 5th grade. I remember the teacher having the tv on and we all watched the live coverage and talked about what was happening. Then we all saw that second plane hit the other tower. School was immediately dismissed after that.
Facts
I was in the 3rd grade
Weird that your school dismissed, what grade/part of the country? I was in public school in Oregon and there was still school all day but it was talked about on a stage in our cafeteria during lunch
*BRUH A MCDONALD'S AD SAID BEFORE A 9/11 REPORT WAS "We love to see you smile" 💀*
"We love to see you smile"
**uplifting news music plays**
*"The Twin Towers have been hit early this morning"*
“We love to see you smile”
“MOM DAD DIED FROM A PLANE CRASH..”
I was 8 years old when it happened. It was in second grade, gym class if I recall.
Seeing these now old cars relatively new is actually cool!
2:00-2:04 Gilligan cut happened despite that the Mood Whiplash happened.
I must have remembered the McDonald's ad when I was a year old.
This was also the last day the mainstream or State Media was dependable
Going to assume you’re also a 2020 election denier and use dismissal of the media as a way to downplay facts like most of the people who regurgitate that tired narrative
I'm sure Fruit of the Loom still had a cornucopia in it's logo back in 2001. Good days.
"We love to see you smile." 💀
“Wardrobe 911” well fuck
"Welcome to wardrobe 911"
😧
8 years later, I haven't forgotten this video.
The last ad being McDonald's makes sense for an American tragedy. It would be like if the last ad before news about a tragedy on British TV being for Greggs
‘Fresh squeezed taste of Minute Maid.’ Even saying it tastes like fresh orange juice is a stretch.
Ok you’re totally right overall, but a pattern in consumer products I’ve noticed since the 90s is that big brand corporate stuff is even MORE processed and gmo ingredients and less real than it was in the 90s. McDonald’s burgers were actually more authentic in the 90s and so were big brand juices believe it or not, but I agree with you overall
NAHH THE MCDONALDS COMMERCIAL THAT SAID “We want to see you smile!” And then in pans over to 9/11 💀
Imagine a plane commercial started after the 9/11 news 💀💀💀
Nah imagine the new mcdonalds slogan was used 💀💀💀💀
I thought it was gonna be dramatic and the broadcast would cut after the McDonalds commercial
How would it be dramatic?
@@dailymadness9129 Those “Special Report” things. They often abruptly interrupt the show that is on.
Last comment i swear, but WARDROBE 911?? Coincidence?
It's a conspiracy, man!
I think not
I THINK NOT
Hahahaha
it is a coincidence just a 90’s Type Ad
Also, i recognise this broadcast from the car advert onwards from years back
ROSS Comercial 1:03
"Welcome to wardrobe 9 1 1"
That sound creepy !
I love how they are so happy mentioning smiling in the McDonald’s ad right before the report happens😂
I’m sorry
It’s just hilarious
I still feel sorry for the people who lost their lives❤
"Welcome to Wardrobe 9-1-1."
Imagine if the slogan was already "im lovin it" 🤣
Wrong time to laugh
BA DAAA BAAA BAAAAAAA
"We wanna see you smile"
Less than one minute later: 💀
a mcdonalds ad before 9/11 lol. That's disrespect
These are the last two minutes before the End of History came to an end
I was in 3rd grade and was sent into the auditorium waiting for my mom to pick me up I lived in Manhattan and someone called my mom from the window saying that a plane hit the WTC. My school brought up those rollie TVs and showed us everything on the news...
Yeah, I was in 3rd and had to go home early.
"we love to see you smile" yeah after what happened i dont think anyone would smile
I was still smiling :)
@@robocock475 You not helping. 😑.
"This is the worst day of my life" 😁-Lenny
The US gubberment was smiling because it meant we could invade and get that oil
Hey look, back when commercials weren't condescending...
Calling fashion a 911 emergency is pretty condescending
@@morbidsearch Nah, it's just nostalgic 90s cheesiness.
1:32 "What makes you smile?" Not this
"we wanna see you smile" 💀
1:03
Oh god thats really ironic.
Those Designer Week outfits are just awful. I know it was the early 2000s, but oof
Summer of 2001 was a dark time for fashion.
1:08 If that isn't bad timing, I don't know what is
1:59 is much worse
This early coverage is just so sad - they don’t have any idea what we’re in for
May those who fell victim to 9/11 be in our hearts. Amen.
The McDonald's ad really said "Give us money before the towers go boom"
I know I shouldn't but the report playing 5 seconds after hearing "we love to see you smile made me burst out laughing
That’s not funny
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@ArthurMrgan "Mr. Morgan you outta add to your reservoir, if you know what's good for ya" Average RDR Villain
@@ArthurMrgan well it's pretty ironic
Lol
"We love to see you smile!!!"
*not even 10 seconds later*
"We love to see you traumatized!!!"
Broadcasting from what’s now the Nintendo store
you mean Pokemon Center NYC (before became Nintendo World NYC/Nintendo NYC Store)
World changed forever that day
I was a senior in high school.
as someone who was less than a month old, i didn’t see these but really interesting to see what went on
Just before the interruption they served orange juice in the McDonalds commercial 🍊😮
Code orange is signaling that bad things are incoming, the band Limp Bizkit wore a shirt with a print reading "Orange" on their way to the Twin Tower roof performance...and on the Supertramp album "Breakfast in America" you can see a woman holding up a glass of orange juice right in front of the Twin Towers. They warned us 🤫
How quickly did we stop hearing about Gary Condit and Chandra Levy?
Remember that was a big story at the time?
I dont think I heard about that story again , maybe years later.
I remember that was a big deal that spring and summer then well you know the rest.
That whole story was sad and overblown
1:04 they knew something bad was about to happen 💀😭
The McDonald's commercial was the last one!
1:59 Quite litterly the worst ad placement ever
"we love to see you smile" 💀💀💀💀💀💀
This video should be renamed “The last 4 ads before America was changed
“welcome to wardrobe 911☠️
Makes me cry
They never knew what was about to happen
"Welcome to wardrobe 9-1-1"
What the fu-
“We love to see you smile”
Biggest lie in the millenium💀💀💀
We love too see you smile
then it all changed to a frowny face
"We love to see you smile"💀💀💀💀
I didn't know there was a Ross back then!!! I guess we're just late getting one.
“we love to see you smile” that felt so wrong 💀
I'm gonna send this to schlatt on his next stream
Mcdonalds: we wanna see you smile
Me: how will we smile if hundreds probably thousands of people are dying in new york
It's unsettling how nonchalant they seemed when it happened, like it hasn't really happened before. If this happened today the whole country would instantly be on high alert and critical terrorism threat
>Last ad before 9/11 coverage is a McDonalds ad
DOG BLESS
1:04 She predicted the future
I wasn’t here for it, but this was the most important event the 21st century has offered so far, and what’s even sadder is the events following this day.
Covid?
1:58 WE LOVE TO SEE YOU SMILE - last words before disaster
It was mcdonalds this whole time, it was right there in front of us…
the mcdonalds one, showing "we love to see you smile", right before the news showing the biggest terrorist attack of all times, is quite possibly the worst commercial placement in history
Great misadvertising time, McDonalds.
*_WE LOVE TO SEE YOU SMILE_*
They didnt prob mean it since the news didnt broadcast abt it yet
@@profoxster9254 Still it's accidental.
@Shawnktheking-ts1vw i meant the timing of the ad, not the attacks
At 2:00, the news report begins.
Wait Ross had ads?
Imagine watching an McDonald’s ad in the towers right before the planes hit