Just wanted to assure everyone that I'm not cross with Rob over this. I think it was more do to the fact that my tolerance for those type of adverts is not as good as it was a few months ago. Had I recorded this back when I was watching a public safety film every day or so, it probably wouldn't of affected me as much.
taffe316 I think there is a limit to how many you can watch before it gets intolerable and maybe while your shock reactions are really funny, the subject matter in those adverts are far from it, but I don’t blame you or Rob 😊
"No titties allowed on this good Christian channel!... I really hope people know I'm not being serious and understand sarcasm." Don't worry mate, the majority of your channel are British. We're the masters of sarcasm.
TheMischievousbull No worries, I’m from the UK too. I’m just a little young to recall them well. I don’t remember them being so shocking - I suppose they didn’t make sense much to me then.
Yea I also appreciate the genuine reaction. I mean even I struggled to watch it and, my Friday evenings predominantly consist of street fight compilations and, Madeline McCann jokes.
I think you stopped at just the right place, those ads are too powerful and meaningful to have gone back to comedy afterwards. Just made a donation on the NSPCC website so they obviously had their effect on some level.
I've seen all those NSPCC ones before and on their own they are really hard to take (which I suppose is the point). Altogether back to back like that it was too much for me too.
There is another version of the NSPCC "Don't Look" advert. At 21:28, in the other version, you hear a man's voice saying "Not a word to anyone. This is going to be our little secret". Hearing that still makes my skin crawl.
That's the only version I knew of, this was worse DX I hate that there are 'parents' like that. That's just gonna haunt me and I know that the point but...! I wanna hug people now.
I hope you will continue to do these commercials videos, as I find them enjoyable to watch, but I can understand if you don't want to do them as frequently. Maybe you can do new ones every couple of months or for "special occasions".
Having grown up with these hard hitting messages it was hard to watch them back to back. Everyone has a limit, these were intended to make people uncomfortable but they are pretty brutal.
Thanks for showing this, I knew out there somewhere there was an advert, that carried on into what seems like other adverts (the love songs cd and the washing powder one) I had a vague memory of it.....finally know what it is, thank you!! Been trying to find it for years......
see, this is the problem i had with all the PSAs from the start. it's not so much about us watching, because we can skip or click away. i'm worried about noah, i.e. the person who has to watch them for our entertainment - except it's not entertaining, it's just depressing, for all parties involved. this doesn't mean they can never be part of the videos. they just need their own section, and/or at the very least thorough warnings and breaks. anyway that was super fun up until that ending! thank you! i'm glad there's at least these two episodes more to watch! it's so odd how watching someone react to adverts can be so entertaining. it's something we all take for granted and don't really think about but they manage to unite people in how memorable they can be.
I admit, I got the editing wrong putting them all close together like that. I wanted to have those 4 right then that's it for the next 15 minutes with happy ads.
InsaneGamers I agree dude, usually I find what you do funny, but that freaked me out, and I wanted to reach into the screen and give the poor guy a hug, love you both
Fluffys Mum I only watch these videos to see the car crash reaction the surprises are hilarious. But nah this is too much. Respect to the NSPCC for everything they do and, their incredible adverts nonetheless.
On balance (after letting time elapse between seeing the ads last night and then rewatching this this afternoon) I think it was a brave and effective editing decision. You didn't give the viewer anywhere to escape - and sometimes that's necessary. Not easy, but necessary.
@taffe316 if your reaction effects just one abuser,makes them stop and think about what they are doing then you have just thrown a child a life line.hats of to you sir.
Well, it's really not going to affect any abusers - most of the time, that's very rare. What it does is make other people around the child, neighbours, school teachers, relatives etc more aware to look out for the signs of abuse and report things that are suspicious, to NSPCC, Childline or social services etc. The point of the ads were to raise awareness in a society where talking about these things was taboo, and people actively worked to keep them hidden instead of helping kids.
Noah,thanks for doing these videos,keeping me company for few minutes,you make me laugh,and l get so depressed,sometimes,plus l have severe anxiety, on my own like,thank you Noah xx
That ad in the first Tyne Tees 80s break was a short regional ad - usually inserted locally during network programmes with a massive clatter on feed switching
Great vid as usual. The reason that they "picked" Jason Bell and Osi Umenyiora for the NFL bit is because they are the analysts who work on the BBC's NFL highlights shows. They are therefore pretty well known to UK NFL fans.
I agree with many of the points made here about the NSPCC videos and the Road safety ones they are intended to shock and shock as hard as possible without permanently traumatising people, If these films were made any softer nobody would take as much notice they would be just another advert, The NSPCC’s Full Stop campaign was very successful I think and I still have the Green full stop badge here somewhere and that film helped a lot of children and saved them too, I hope you Personally were not affected too much by them, As Brits we sometimes forget that other countries don’t tend to confront these issues as graphically as we do here and it can seem shocking and overwhelming if you’ve not encountered them before, But look at it this way by showing them here you’ve opened up awareness of these issues to many other people and if that saves one child or motorist no matter where they are then you’ve done a great service to them.
Rewatching the NSPCC adverts now that I’m a dad to a little 4 year old girl, they’re even harder to watch. I could never imagine myself to act in such a way that is portrayed in those adverts. Watching them in a row is definitely too much for me.
I knew the real children dont bounce back advert would hit hard Noah its the most upsetting advert i've ever seen i remember watching it when i was 21 and it hit me hard then
Suspect they dont do them anymore because some Karen will phone Ofcom or the ASA (Advertising Standards Agency) and complain. It seems anything is cancelled after 1 complaint these days. Snowflakes are too fragile for these sort of things.
I didn't think we would find your limits! those NSPCC ads are bleak though, even after they tone it down, but shock and awe is the strategy and it damn well does hit you in the feels!
WOW!! Them NSPCC ads are lethal. I am from the UK and they are hard and feel uneasy. Even from the age of 10 these ads were on during the day should of been shown at 10pm. I still see one of the ads for NSPCC but nothing like the last two ads. Just watching them again made me feel uneasy.
I hadn't seen some of them myself and even as a brit they were a bit much. Bless Taffe for his reaction. Normal people generally react the same way. Unfortunately there are people in this world who need to be told they are monsters. The rest of us are emotional casualties from seeing them though.
rob deserves a promotion for his sudden change in adverts XD you know i think us british are used to seeing those adverts they seem to affect americans more than us
I saw all those NSPCC ads the first time around, but Back to back like that, it's still draining and affecting and, yea, too much. No probs, bro. Dick move by Rob. :)
Wow Scotch totally saw into the future. Well apart from the fact we'd still be using video tapes obviously, but that flat screen on the wall (apart from it not being wide screen maybe) was bang on point! And we're only 2 years off 2021. Genius!
Having seen them when they were originally aired, they weren't hard to watch at once again. But I understand the problem of watching them all for the first time in one go.
Wow the "Only Beautiful People can drink Martini" advert, a advertising campaign so ill conceived and hated that it almost bankrupted Martini and several other companies made fun out of it with their own mock versions (eg. Yorkie's "It's not for Girls" campaign)
Eh, I didn't think Yorkie's campaign had anything to do with mocking Martini, I thought it was in reference to the chocolate being made to 'fuel' the working man, like lorry drivers, hence the slogan 'not for girls'
@@LittleMissHatty originally it was, but the supplementary advertising (magazines etc.) did make fun out of Martini. Then there was the sprite advert "what do the most beautiful people in the world drink.... The same as the rest of us! "
The train adverts don't seem too bad now eh? ;) Bring on #12 On a serious note though, anyone who doesn't find the NSPCC adverts at least a little disturbing, is probably a psychopath.
Uncomfortable viewing yes but then remember that's the point, there is nothing wrong with actually having a somewhat serious video out of this even if it was unintentional for example people see this and donate money to the children's charity which was actually the while point of the ads in the first place! So yes I struggled to watch a bit and clearly so did Noah but @insanegamers Rob dont feel bad you have made hundreds of people think about a real life issue and may have gone someway to help solve it, and to Noah well done for uploading when you could of just left this one or edited it.
Glad to see the NSPCC commercials still have the same affect after all these years. The DOE commercials (the drink driving ones where kids always die) are Northern Irish which is where I'm from, they're also pretty damn effective to the point where I know people that won't drive for hours after watching one lol They really are harrowing commercials and the way you reacted is EXACTLY the way you should have reacted, they are supposed to shock you with the truth and they do just that.
Those ads are supposed to make you feel uncomfortable, but only for a short period of time, they are not supposed to be stacked up like that. I imagine the regulators would not allow them to be broadcast stacked up that way in an ad break. I imagine if they were compiled for a tv show in a similar format to what you are doing, they would have a warning in front of the show even if the ad itself could be broadcast without.
Yeah, I remember when the "Real kids don't bounce back" one aired, when I was about 18 - even on its own, and even by the standards of charity ads, that was a pretty harsh one. Coming straight after a few PSAs containing children...Christ on a bike.
I never saw the really harsh NSPCC or drink driving ads,think they were a bit before my time (I remember the train ones from the early-mid 2000's but not those) they certainly do their job of making you feel uncomfortable
The NSPCC ads have always been uncomfortable to watch, but I've seen one recently in the early hours of the morning, with a dad and son playing football by a tree. While distracted and on his phone, the guy's son climbs a tree and falls out, heavily crashing to the ground, then it cuts to the guy's wife who's a nurse looking out of her window in horror, and rushes out (seemingly seen the accident) but she rushes out into her garden to collect her washing from the rain and the ad ends with the dad in the park trying to get his son to breath with the message being something like: Nurses can't be there every time. Everyone should know First aid." When I first saw it I was like: "OMFG!!!" Why do British commercials have to be so brutal to get their message across? I feel for you Noah. I HATE these PSA ads and I live here. Just did a quick search on TH-cam and the advert I saw was for St John Ambulance: First aid advert: Save the boy.
WTF ? Was this an "uncut" version of the Lenor ad ? I remember it, but I don't remember you actually saw the little girl completely naked...and I CERTAINLY don't remember the naked ads for ham and perfume !!
Those ads are important. They raise awareness and make money to help those suffering. People need to know what the reality is for too many kids in our society.
GAH! The skeletons come back. *hides behind sofa* That Skeleton although not even scary scared several kids back in the day....because it's a skeleton.
and the problem was made worse because it would rerecord, not fade away... ...rerecord, not fade away... ...rerecord, not fade away... ...rerecord, not fade away...
Yeah the NSPCC ads were made to be effective like our PSAs if it’s something you’re personally effected by and you’re not used to seeing stuff like that on TV it’s not easy viewing hope you feel better soon!
Aw man, Virgin cola. I drank crates of that in the day, it was like an 6 pack from Poundland in 2005 and I worked there so I bought 6 cans a day. Probably why I needed to have a tooth pulled last year.
Whoa just wow. Absolutely shocking at the end, however interestingly those child abuse ads would be too pc to show today due to the graphic nature but it really hits home that this happens in any country. I can see how that broke your limit and it did stop being fun and I hope that not just you Taffe but everyone is ok after watching that, it's worse being at bedtime in the UK. I hope 12 is more funnier because even for me that was too much
It was 15 minutes of puppies and rainbows right after. Basically my intent was to do this _____---__________-_____-____-----_ across what is now 11 and 12.
Do series two, but make it different, do series of ads like all they p.g tips ones, all the oxo ones all the Nicholas lyndhurst smiths ones, this would be cool, you can ignore,e and pretend it's your idea if you want.
I normally come to this channel for a dose of happy, but this one was just weird and then made me cry. I think I must have been too young to see/understand those NSPCC ads when they were first aired, so they were super shocking. More shocking than any of the more recent ones, anyway. They had their intended effect, but were not designed to be viewed back-to-back! Still love the channel and will be coming back for the next one, though 🙂 @insanegamers, Please try not to break Taffe in the next one 😜
It's uncomfortable in real life so the ads were acknowledging that and bringing it to people's consciousness. It was a good campaign when there was also a lot of depressing world events going on. It was like hey this is going on too and much closer to home
Just wanted to assure everyone that I'm not cross with Rob over this. I think it was more do to the fact that my tolerance for those type of adverts is not as good as it was a few months ago. Had I recorded this back when I was watching a public safety film every day or so, it probably wouldn't of affected me as much.
taffe316 I think there is a limit to how many you can watch before it gets intolerable and maybe while your shock reactions are really funny, the subject matter in those adverts are far from it, but I don’t blame you or Rob 😊
telly archive I have a question about finding an advert?
Wheres barry the biscet boy?
Sam s Sure what is it?
Ray Jennings I’m not saying every reaction is funny, I was only talking about adverts that aren’t really depressing
"No titties allowed on this good Christian channel!... I really hope people know I'm not being serious and understand sarcasm."
Don't worry mate, the majority of your channel are British. We're the masters of sarcasm.
04williamsl I would generally say he has the biggest demographic of British viewers in America.
Coco de Mer is a 'posh' version of Anne Summers.
They sell underwear and sex toys.
Disturbing ad though.....
Oh, yeah, "masters of sarcasm"
@@button1ginger1 Yeah I had to look them up coz I had no clue.
The year is 2079, we're onto commercials 2540 and a hovercraft safety ad catches noah off-guard
The whole of the nspcc ads that was point, they were made to make the person watching them uncomfortable.
TheMischievousbull They’re so effective and I know why they were important but fuck they’re horrible to watch.
@@tashazalinski5250 I know, I am sorry my county make such terrifying adverts.
TheMischievousbull No worries, I’m from the UK too. I’m just a little young to recall them well. I don’t remember them being so shocking - I suppose they didn’t make sense much to me then.
Absolutely 👍
Yea I also appreciate the genuine reaction. I mean even I struggled to watch it and, my Friday evenings predominantly consist of street fight compilations and, Madeline McCann jokes.
poor Taffe us Brits can get numb to some of this stuff because we see the ads all the time. I hope you're all right after that.
I think you stopped at just the right place, those ads are too powerful and meaningful to have gone back to comedy afterwards.
Just made a donation on the NSPCC website so they obviously had their effect on some level.
Grab a cup of juice and put on a seatbelt because you're going to need it.
InsaneGamers Why!?
Clunk click every trip?
Edit: I was right. Well, close enough.
I've seen all those NSPCC ones before and on their own they are really hard to take (which I suppose is the point). Altogether back to back like that it was too much for me too.
having grown up with those ads, i've actually become immune to them, even the car safety ads, they have lost their power to shock me
This will be the last british commercials video.. You'll be saying that during volume 38 at this rate ;)
Now That Is What I Call Commercials 48
@@watcherzero5256 Now That Is What I Call Commercials 101
Now That's What I Call Commercials 103
Hey I'm not complaining
Thank you for doing the Carling Black Ad!! So glad you did it
There is another version of the NSPCC "Don't Look" advert. At 21:28, in the other version, you hear a man's voice saying "Not a word to anyone. This is going to be our little secret". Hearing that still makes my skin crawl.
Absolutely. Watching Jeremy Kyle is one thing but forcing a child to is terrible.
In all seriousness though all those nspcc ads were awkward to watch.
Indeed. Child abusers should be given the same prison sentences as murderers.
That's the only version I knew of, this was worse DX I hate that there are 'parents' like that. That's just gonna haunt me and I know that the point but...! I wanna hug people now.
I hope you will continue to do these commercials videos, as I find them enjoyable to watch, but I can understand if you don't want to do them as frequently.
Maybe you can do new ones every couple of months or for "special occasions".
You made a good call @Taffe316, I don't mind the occasional charity ad but some of the NSPCC ones are very gripping and shocking to watch.
Having grown up with these hard hitting messages it was hard to watch them back to back. Everyone has a limit, these were intended to make people uncomfortable but they are pretty brutal.
I don't understand why you're stopping these. I watch this channels for your reactions to British Ads.
Thanks for showing this, I knew out there somewhere there was an advert, that carried on into what seems like other adverts (the love songs cd and the washing powder one) I had a vague memory of it.....finally know what it is, thank you!! Been trying to find it for years......
Love watching your reactions you crack me up, though these ads were tough to watch.
Sex advert: "I'm the most annoying thing ever!"
Confused dot com: exists
Sex advert: goes limp
The ad at the very beginning. Girls on Top. Quality, hilarious 80s comedy
Oh we are being spoiled this week! This is the cure to my monday evening woes! Thank you Noah! :D
see, this is the problem i had with all the PSAs from the start. it's not so much about us watching, because we can skip or click away. i'm worried about noah, i.e. the person who has to watch them for our entertainment - except it's not entertaining, it's just depressing, for all parties involved. this doesn't mean they can never be part of the videos. they just need their own section, and/or at the very least thorough warnings and breaks.
anyway that was super fun up until that ending! thank you! i'm glad there's at least these two episodes more to watch! it's so odd how watching someone react to adverts can be so entertaining. it's something we all take for granted and don't really think about but they manage to unite people in how memorable they can be.
I admit, I got the editing wrong putting them all close together like that. I wanted to have those 4 right then that's it for the next 15 minutes with happy ads.
InsaneGamers I agree dude, usually I find what you do funny, but that freaked me out, and I wanted to reach into the screen and give the poor guy a hug, love you both
Too much for me too, I was in tears. I hope we dont see anything like that again. I usually love these videos, but not this time 😥
Fluffys Mum I only watch these videos to see the car crash reaction the surprises are hilarious. But nah this is too much.
Respect to the NSPCC for everything they do and, their incredible adverts nonetheless.
Gary Mcatear That was amazing!
On balance (after letting time elapse between seeing the ads last night and then rewatching this this afternoon) I think it was a brave and effective editing decision.
You didn't give the viewer anywhere to escape - and sometimes that's necessary. Not easy, but necessary.
OMG Rob broke Taffe.
@taffe316 if your reaction effects just one abuser,makes them stop and think about what they are doing then you have just thrown a child a life line.hats of to you sir.
Well, it's really not going to affect any abusers - most of the time, that's very rare. What it does is make other people around the child, neighbours, school teachers, relatives etc more aware to look out for the signs of abuse and report things that are suspicious, to NSPCC, Childline or social services etc. The point of the ads were to raise awareness in a society where talking about these things was taboo, and people actively worked to keep them hidden instead of helping kids.
I have no idea where Rob got that crazy naked sh*t from. I've never seen anything like it on British television.
Late night Sky Sports.
Perfume advert.
Coco de mer. Not perfume. I'd never seen that either.
it's a lingerie store
Noah,thanks for doing these videos,keeping me company for few minutes,you make me laugh,and l get so depressed,sometimes,plus l have severe anxiety, on my own like,thank you Noah xx
That ad in the first Tyne Tees 80s break was a short regional ad - usually inserted locally during network programmes with a massive clatter on feed switching
The lets us help you think about sex was a Perfume advert 😂
i actually feel bad for you, the coco de mer advert was crazy and horrible and then he really got you with the driving safety ad, got me too
Amazing to think that Virgin once made cola which was as good as their rail service is today.
They still do. Just the market collasped in the UK.
i used to like Virgin Cola, in fact i like any Cola that doesn't cost an arm and a leg like Coca Cola does
Great vid as usual. The reason that they "picked" Jason Bell and Osi Umenyiora for the NFL bit is because they are the analysts who work on the BBC's NFL highlights shows. They are therefore pretty well known to UK NFL fans.
I agree with many of the points made here about the NSPCC videos and the Road safety ones they are intended to shock and shock as hard as possible without permanently traumatising people, If these films were made any softer nobody would take as much notice they would be just another advert, The NSPCC’s Full Stop campaign was very successful I think and I still have the Green full stop badge here somewhere and that film helped a lot of children and saved them too, I hope you Personally were not affected too much by them, As Brits we sometimes forget that other countries don’t tend to confront these issues as graphically as we do here and it can seem shocking and overwhelming if you’ve not encountered them before, But look at it this way by showing them here you’ve opened up awareness of these issues to many other people and if that saves one child or motorist no matter where they are then you’ve done a great service to them.
Rewatching the NSPCC adverts now that I’m a dad to a little 4 year old girl, they’re even harder to watch. I could never imagine myself to act in such a way that is portrayed in those adverts. Watching them in a row is definitely too much for me.
Public safety adds mainly made here in Belfast as we have more road deaths than United Kingdom for such small county
I knew the real children dont bounce back advert would hit hard Noah its the most upsetting advert i've ever seen i remember watching it when i was 21 and it hit me hard then
The thing is those are old commercials, the PSA's not seen any strong ones to get a message through recently here in the UK.
Suspect they dont do them anymore because some Karen will phone Ofcom or the ASA (Advertising Standards Agency) and complain. It seems anything is cancelled after 1 complaint these days. Snowflakes are too fragile for these sort of things.
How can you be ending this series this was how I found your channel I say you should continue this because we all enjoy watching it
I didn't think we would find your limits! those NSPCC ads are bleak though, even after they tone it down, but shock and awe is the strategy and it damn well does hit you in the feels!
My god this takes me back, I remember seeing the ads at the beginning of the video in the 80s when I was small.. makes me feel a bit old
21:49 When the fun stops. Stop!
WOW!! Them NSPCC ads are lethal. I am from the UK and they are hard and feel uneasy. Even from the age of 10 these ads were on during the day should of been shown at 10pm. I still see one of the ads for NSPCC but nothing like the last two ads. Just watching them again made me feel uneasy.
I hope Rob included a PSA called “embrace life” in this batch. After the ones he put at the end of this segment I think it might be sorely needed.
From the way that commercials video went I think Rob is trying to torture you or something.
@@Ffinity :( it wasn't my intention. I went too far.
I hadn't seen some of them myself and even as a brit they were a bit much. Bless Taffe for his reaction. Normal people generally react the same way. Unfortunately there are people in this world who need to be told they are monsters. The rest of us are emotional casualties from seeing them though.
rob deserves a promotion for his sudden change in adverts XD
you know i think us british are used to seeing those adverts they seem to affect americans more than us
Made me cry,we had to watch these ads when I was younger.
I saw all those NSPCC ads the first time around, but Back to back like that, it's still draining and affecting and, yea, too much. No probs, bro. Dick move by Rob. :)
Rob confessed it was a little bit harsh having them back to back like that, however he did say that the rest of the ads were cheerful.
Wow Scotch totally saw into the future. Well apart from the fact we'd still be using video tapes obviously, but that flat screen on the wall (apart from it not being wide screen maybe) was bang on point! And we're only 2 years off 2021. Genius!
Having seen them when they were originally aired, they weren't hard to watch at once again. But I understand the problem of watching them all for the first time in one go.
Wow the "Only Beautiful People can drink Martini" advert, a advertising campaign so ill conceived and hated that it almost bankrupted Martini and several other companies made fun out of it with their own mock versions (eg. Yorkie's "It's not for Girls" campaign)
Eh, I didn't think Yorkie's campaign had anything to do with mocking Martini, I thought it was in reference to the chocolate being made to 'fuel' the working man, like lorry drivers, hence the slogan 'not for girls'
@@LittleMissHatty originally it was, but the supplementary advertising (magazines etc.) did make fun out of Martini. Then there was the sprite advert "what do the most beautiful people in the world drink.... The same as the rest of us! "
6:09 Thank f*ck Rob didn’t get one of the Clunk Click adverts with Jimmy Savile 😳😳😳
The train adverts don't seem too bad now eh? ;) Bring on #12
On a serious note though, anyone who doesn't find the NSPCC adverts at least a little disturbing, is probably a psychopath.
Uncomfortable viewing yes but then remember that's the point, there is nothing wrong with actually having a somewhat serious video out of this even if it was unintentional for example people see this and donate money to the children's charity which was actually the while point of the ads in the first place! So yes I struggled to watch a bit and clearly so did Noah but @insanegamers Rob dont feel bad you have made hundreds of people think about a real life issue and may have gone someway to help solve it, and to Noah well done for uploading when you could of just left this one or edited it.
Glad to see the NSPCC commercials still have the same affect after all these years. The DOE commercials (the drink driving ones where kids always die) are Northern Irish which is where I'm from, they're also pretty damn effective to the point where I know people that won't drive for hours after watching one lol They really are harrowing commercials and the way you reacted is EXACTLY the way you should have reacted, they are supposed to shock you with the truth and they do just that.
Those ads are supposed to make you feel uncomfortable, but only for a short period of time, they are not supposed to be stacked up like that. I imagine the regulators would not allow them to be broadcast stacked up that way in an ad break. I imagine if they were compiled for a tv show in a similar format to what you are doing, they would have a warning in front of the show even if the ad itself could be broadcast without.
Yeah, I remember when the "Real kids don't bounce back" one aired, when I was about 18 - even on its own, and even by the standards of charity ads, that was a pretty harsh one. Coming straight after a few PSAs containing children...Christ on a bike.
Let's hope the next is less depressing for ya.
Yeah, Rob, really overplayed his hand; but I'm glad you two are still pals, because your love/hate relationship is still the funniest thing on TH-cam.
I never saw the really harsh NSPCC or drink driving ads,think they were a bit before my time (I remember the train ones from the early-mid 2000's but not those) they certainly do their job of making you feel uncomfortable
Goddamit Rob...you broke Noah!!
The NSPCC ads have always been uncomfortable to watch, but I've seen one recently in the early hours of the morning, with a dad and son playing football by a tree. While distracted and on his phone, the guy's son climbs a tree and falls out, heavily crashing to the ground, then it cuts to the guy's wife who's a nurse looking out of her window in horror, and rushes out (seemingly seen the accident) but she rushes out into her garden to collect her washing from the rain and the ad ends with the dad in the park trying to get his son to breath with the message being something like: Nurses can't be there every time. Everyone should know First aid."
When I first saw it I was like: "OMFG!!!"
Why do British commercials have to be so brutal to get their message across? I feel for you Noah. I HATE these PSA ads and I live here.
Just did a quick search on TH-cam and the advert I saw was for St John Ambulance: First aid advert: Save the boy.
Rob, your sadistic but brilliant, lol
This was sent before the end, still love both you guys
Those ads affect everyone that way. It was ok to end it there. I hope you and Rob are ok
Oh so I have waited it's been so unbearably long.
WTF ? Was this an "uncut" version of the Lenor ad ? I remember it, but I don't remember you actually saw the little girl completely naked...and I CERTAINLY don't remember the naked ads for ham and perfume !!
Those ads are important. They raise awareness and make money to help those suffering. People need to know what the reality is for too many kids in our society.
Wow, I'd forgotten about those NSPCC adverts, they'll be stuck in head for a while again.
Yay! Commercials Season 2!!
Just about too watch it going by the intro "end with a bang" there's gotta be crashes involved! What am I doing with my life!!
I went too far, just to warn you.
Believe it or not that weird advert was a perfume advert
Rob should make a video of the go compare adverts. From the original to the most recent. The go compare saga for you to react!
I love the fact you only hate confused.com adverts because they where next to an accident vid last time, that's how mafia works
GAH! The skeletons come back. *hides behind sofa*
That Skeleton although not even scary scared several kids back in the day....because it's a skeleton.
and the problem was made worse because it would rerecord, not fade away...
...rerecord, not fade away...
...rerecord, not fade away...
...rerecord, not fade away...
Yeah the NSPCC ads were made to be effective like our PSAs if it’s something you’re personally effected by and you’re not used to seeing stuff like that on TV it’s not easy viewing hope you feel better soon!
Aw man, Virgin cola. I drank crates of that in the day, it was like an 6 pack from Poundland in 2005 and I worked there so I bought 6 cans a day.
Probably why I needed to have a tooth pulled last year.
My mum used to buy Freeway cola 11p per 2ltr bottle from Lidl's back in the day. Tasted of acid!
The good old days when you could use a phone in your Sierra Saphire
Nobody's gonna blame you for being affected like that by those last two.
The British have a bantering twisted humour at times
The NCPCC ads used to upset me so much when I was little
I remember that last one too well :(
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Oooo reaction friend!!
Whoa just wow. Absolutely shocking at the end, however interestingly those child abuse ads would be too pc to show today due to the graphic nature but it really hits home that this happens in any country. I can see how that broke your limit and it did stop being fun and I hope that not just you Taffe but everyone is ok after watching that, it's worse being at bedtime in the UK. I hope 12 is more funnier because even for me that was too much
It was 15 minutes of puppies and rainbows right after. Basically my intent was to do this _____---__________-_____-____-----_ across what is now 11 and 12.
@@robthemodYT I do hope there was atleast another car crash advert or something that surprises him
@@robthemodYT did you know the second pif you put in was only allowed to be shown after 9pm
Prefer the car accident ones to the child abuse ones.
Kind of thinking you don't have the dark PSAs over there like we do.
You can not end this it must go onto commercial 100
Do series two, but make it different, do series of ads like all they p.g tips ones, all the oxo ones all the Nicholas lyndhurst smiths ones, this would be cool, you can ignore,e and pretend it's your idea if you want.
I like this idea. Might be while though.
InsaneGamers I can wait, I bet that will be hard to edit lol, actually I bet it will be a bitch to edit lol. But glad you like it rob
I normally come to this channel for a dose of happy, but this one was just weird and then made me cry. I think I must have been too young to see/understand those NSPCC ads when they were first aired, so they were super shocking. More shocking than any of the more recent ones, anyway. They had their intended effect, but were not designed to be viewed back-to-back!
Still love the channel and will be coming back for the next one, though 🙂 @insanegamers, Please try not to break Taffe in the next one 😜
Was that one ad break at the start? Cos the bandit things hilarious
Yeah I’m glad you stopped where you did tbh. It was too much for me too and I think the ad placements were cruel. Needed to be spaced out.
I agree with you, that was too much for me too. Still, I always enjoy your reactions. Maybe in the future Rob will go a little easier on you!
I used to turn the telly over when those children's charity abuse ads came on. They are too upsetting for me to watch.
Why was half of the video cut?
...Well, I certainly regret watching this at 1am :/ This was a tough one.
It's uncomfortable in real life so the ads were acknowledging that and bringing it to people's consciousness. It was a good campaign when there was also a lot of depressing world events going on. It was like hey this is going on too and much closer to home
See you on commercials #50
Chin up, sweetie.... those kind of ads are meant to be hard hitting.....
both jason bell and osi umenyiora work on the BBC NFL show and have become popular with UK NFL fans.
This one was pretty hardcore. I think the problem was with the edit but phew! Hope you're better now.
Don't worry about it too much. I think Rob 'hates' you. (Kidding) We don't have that many dark adverts. Certainly not in a row.
Hits hard bro. Worse than the boogie man
Makes the car crashes a walk in the park