i used to love the adverts in the uk around like 2000 to 2015 they used to be so creative and actually enjoyable im pretty sure i got my mum to buy me crusha just because of the advert so it worked
Yess, like I wanted to live inside the adverts. They looked so bright and nice. I especially wanted to live in this washing powder one. Forgot wh8ch one but it had this whit ek8tchen with gridded windows and the sunlight hit the windows and the duvet covers that were washed were pristine and looked great. I've always wanted to live there. There was also this LV advert and i remember the balloon that got released, yet i can't find it anywhere.
I think the difference here is that we're intentionally seeking out these adverts to watch compared to seeing them many MANY times and not having any option to skip them.
Does anyone remember a Dell ad from 2009 where they’re in a factory singing Lollipop while making laptops? Please tell me someone else remembers. I’ve asked people if it’s a real ad because I remember seeing it and nobody I asked remembers it.
@@PCHASKEY it isn't even every Christmas, or every Easter or some shit, it's just there, same string of the same products, I believe on the same channel as well, but I'm not too sure. But yeah, it's the exact same every time I see it, same voice, same product, everything
God yeah as soon as I heard the guitar and drums my mind was like "YOU WOULDN'T STEAL A CAR. YOU WOULDN'T STEAL A HANDBAG. YOU WOULDN'T STEAL A TELEVISION. *YOU WOULDN'T STEAL A MOVIE."*
I forgot how Trippy the 00s ads were….especially the crusha ad, that’s the closest I’ve ever had to an lsd trip 🤣🤣 the meerkat ad is the only ad from the 2000s still on the air!
Some of these adverts feel like I remember seeing them not long ago. Some I remember well as a kid. The Skoda Fabia advert is brilliant even I've owned one of them.
@@acex222No I think they have a point about not being creative anymore, back then there was much more of a bigger scope, budget and ideas for things, look at a lot of the Pearl and Dean Cinema Advert case studies from 2007-2010 and compare them to now and everything’s got the same self deprecating humour and nothing new to say.
_Don't mind me, just gonna pinpoint some of the best nostalgia ads..._ 4:13 I'm gonna cry bro, this ad lives in my heart (along with the irreplaceable THINK! Road Safety Hedgehog adverts) 9:30 as soon as the music played, my head was shaken with nostalgia. Every Brit kid knows this ad by heart now. 10:51 miss the glass and a half productions bro 21:28 I think my head just exploded from memories of wanting to be a mini Willy Wonka 25:25 How Britain is different from America: 33:37 I get such a warm nostalgic feeling from watching the Dolmio puppets; love them so much •́ ‿ ,•̀ 48:48 _oh yes,_ a classic 57:45 I'm impressed that they still show this ad tbh, but appreciate the maintained nostalgia 😌 58:16 was heartbroken when my mum gave away my mascot toy of him, along with the andrex puppy one 😔 58:46 ok man, you're REALLY pulling out all the nostalgia stocks for these last few ones 58:58 *YES!* I WAS WAITING FOR THIS ONE
Honestly i didnt know what the fuck it was meant to mean as a kid so i always quicky rushed to turn the volume off so my mum didnt hear, because i thought the dvd had some like illegal video porn shit on it before my lion king 😭
Honestly, TV was the thing that kept us entertained, as kids, TH-cam keeps us entertained as teens, and life keeps us too busy to be entertained as adults. But in seriousness, Hexbugs theme was so nostalgic the second the video started.
I was born in 1992 and I really enjoyed being a kid during the 2000's. The 2008 crash caused a lot of damage and sadly we had 9/11. The High Street never really recovered from the crash. Contrasting that, it was a fun and simple time to be a kid before social media. The PS2 also had a great libary of games.
Hi fellow 1992'ian you can play any PS2 game on your PC now with the PCSX2 emulator. Or spend stupid money on Ebay for the original discs, just don't lose the memory card..
I was in my 20s at this time and was just saying that to my mum recently. I feel as if nothing’s been quite the same since the 2008 crash. So many shops have shut; Woolworths, BHS, Store 21 etc etc. we’re living in what will be historically interesting times… and I really wish we weren’t!
@@mgthestrange9098 I really miss the old high street vibes. Retail parks are doing well but they lack the atmosphere of the high street. It was nice back then to just meet up with some friends and hang out on the high street. Now, it's not quite the same. I think people are more aware of the world than they where in the 2000s, but we are definitely going through a rough patch at the minute. There have been very hard times in the past though. Where just going through another one.
The 2010s were when British adverts generally started getting more bland, unoriginal and annoying in my opinion. Good adverts are few and far between now. It’s sad because most eras in the history of British television (especially the ‘70s, ‘80s, ‘90s and ‘00s) had their absolutely classic adverts that were often highly memorable and quotable, but the vast majority of adverts now seem more soulless and much less cosy, and I doubt that people in the future will find them as nostalgic as I find adverts from the ‘00s.
@@hihosheffieldwednesday people say that about every era of art of artish things like commercials, people say cars and art was better back then but then they were saying the same thing, people get attached to a specific time period of their youth and they feel worse when they leave it
I haven't heard it in well over a decade but I just quoted that Envirofone ad (19:14) word for word. This video is unlocking some core memories, I swear
My favourite and most nostalgic ones. 0:00 Hex bug 0:30 Crusha(Primary School Memories) 2:01 Frubes rip their heads and suck their guys out(Right in the childhood) 2:33 LV= (That music brings back so many memories) 3:03 Go Compare(Best Opera singer ever) 4:13 Lloyds TSB(What happened to these ones 🥺) 7:41 Barclaycard (That looked so much tremendous fun as a kid) 9:31 Piracy it’s a crime (Every Kid knows this one by heart.) 10:47 Diary Milk Chocolate (Best Advert in the entire universe) 12:48 A-Team Snickers (B. A. Baracus is the best) 13:08 Cravendale Milk (God I miss this type of stop motion animation) 25:29 Sky Active (How Brits think about Americans) 29:36 Yop (Nostalgia level at 110%) 36:23 UM BONGO (I loved drinking this pop as a kid) 42:10 Cheese Strings (Love it so much) 47:16 Fantastic Mr Fox Happy Meal (I will always remember this movie by heart) 50:58 Lelli Kelly shoes (I still don’t understand why this still advertises today, Girls are not like that anymore) 54:00 Peperami 100% Pork Salami (Still a delicious snack today) 55:39-56:09 Cadbury creme Egg adverts (Always loved watching them ones) 58:46 CBBC (I wish they stuck with these old CBBC intros)
The difference between the ads you get on YT, and these, is that these ones actually looked like the people who made them had FUN while making them, making them interesting to watch
I can’t get my head around it! I remember every single one of these adverts. I don’t know what’s worse watching so much TV in the 2000’s or getting extremely happy showing my siblings as “do you remember this ad 😂😂OVER TV ADS😂😅
It's so clear which ones are from the start of the decade, and which ones are from the end. The world TOTALLY changed in the 2000s, so its always going to hang in this weird limbo between the 20th and 21st centuries. It's strange, and ending with the Sony Bravia advert was honestly quite poetic. Thank you!
I've just spent an hour grinning like an idiot and saying, "Oh yea, I remember that one, oh I had one of those, I remember that song." Good simple times
Me knowing a lot of these ads from the mid to late 2000's shows how much I watch tv back then in those years. Advirstiment on tv feels like a dying art form, a lot of them felt like they were telling a little story threw with what they were selling and such. Watching these felt comforting in a weird way but then again I feel like 50% of my childhood was seeing ads all the time on TV and such.
I guess back then we didn’t have smartphones to look at so when they were on the advertisers knew we were watching them and they already had our full attention
@@betaman7988 Yeah or we ended up taking a short break and then our sibling from the other side of the room and would yell, ITS BACK ON!!! And you would race back to the living room without trying to trip up on anything.
i come back to this vid every now and then, cause it reminds me of staying at my nan's house at a kid. she passed away last year but this is like a time capsule back to the good old days :')
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To think we used to complain when the adverts were on and now we are intentionally watching them
The thing is adverts nowadays are just annoying and biased, but most of the older adverts were actually entertaining 🙂
@@CrypticHowl yeah, never thought I'd miss adverts, hah.
CheeseOnCracker would to go back the the early 2010s and just watch all of these
i used to love the adverts in the uk around like 2000 to 2015 they used to be so creative and actually enjoyable im pretty sure i got my mum to buy me crusha just because of the advert so it worked
because back then we actually watched television live :D
There's a specific energy that every 2000s UK adverts had that can't be replicated
Thats called nostalgia
@Garage Mischief dear god no please don’t leave Cillit Bang alone
@Garage Mischief god no, not Barry Scott
trippy visuals, washed out colours, greyness but playful as well
Just not as creative any more
nothing will beat that era of uk adverts, its like a whirpool of weird and transcendental visuals
How fortunate we were ri be kids at times like this.
*ri- to
Yess, like I wanted to live inside the adverts. They looked so bright and nice. I especially wanted to live in this washing powder one. Forgot wh8ch one but it had this whit ek8tchen with gridded windows and the sunlight hit the windows and the duvet covers that were washed were pristine and looked great. I've always wanted to live there. There was also this LV advert and i remember the balloon that got released, yet i can't find it anywhere.
Deffo! 90s/early 2000s adverts were the one can you remember the old tango adverts? Look them up on here if not they were funny
@@MR.SKANDAL0121 70s and 90s was better...Fag adverts too (at the cinema)
the animation in the crusha advert looked so advanced back then but i could literally recreate that nowadays in like a day
It was made by the guy that did Weebl and Bob, badger badger badger etc as well if you remember those haha
@@Fuckethead ah yh way back
Pro'ly less tbh
The Crusha ad was a masterpiece
@@Fuckethead lmao no, it was made by rathergood.com who made the spongemonkeys, Badger Badger Badger was made by Mr Weebl
I use to hate watching adverts now I’m voluntarily watching an hour worth of adverts
Ikr
I never would take much notice of these ads when I was younger, now I'll intentionally watch them for the nostalgia
I think the difference here is that we're intentionally seeking out these adverts to watch compared to seeing them many MANY times and not having any option to skip them.
same but these were peak
This reminds me of when I actually used to watch TV
Ha same 😂
Tv is actually dead now. Can’t believe I used to watch it every day
@@BLCKSMTHApparel me too!! It was such a big part of my childhood and my household lol
I haven't properly watched TV since I was like 11 xD
I still watch it. I have watched TV since 1998 🙂.
Who remembers the hex bugs that went up vertically
omg YES i had those i thought i was so cool lol
What’s that coming over the hill?
@@Oodelally IS IT A HEXBUG?
@@user-sd9qj8rp1m ITS A HEXBUG
were like 10x more expensive than the normal ones - u were seen as a monarch in primary school if you had more than one 😭
What I would give to go back to this age we’re you’re biggest struggle in life was learning the 11x table
Same, but you will achieve great things and these days, even though they seem crazy at the moment, will become memories
@@averagewhovian don’t try and motivate me! I’m just going to sit here drinking my crusha and eating snickers while listening to the scissor sisters
And no woke, liberal, virtual signalling nonsense going on in the world.
@Withnail shhhhhh
Cringe
Does anyone remember a Dell ad from 2009 where they’re in a factory singing Lollipop while making laptops? Please tell me someone else remembers. I’ve asked people if it’s a real ad because I remember seeing it and nobody I asked remembers it.
it is this one? th-cam.com/video/-ijH3cRJ1BY/w-d-xo.html
@@bobskeleton4502 Yes, thank you! I’ve been trying to find it for ages
yes omgg the kids at my school would always sing it
holy shit I thought about this like a week ago
I remember
As someone who doesn't live in the UK, it's weirdly wholesome to see so many people nostalgic for something I never even experienced.
I'm in the UK ands it's so nostalgic lol
😂😂why u watching en ennit. Also, HEIL THE SIGMA EMPEROR THE GOAT LANDER! THE MANOSPHERE WILL INCREASE DAY BY DAY! DOWN WITH LIBERALISM AND FEMINISM
@@5Rice5Cake5 That's before the World went Mad...
@@5Rice5Cake5 I agree 🙂.
@@mikeoglen6848 Agreed
feel like pure shit just want the 2000s back x
was better back then 🥲
Pop up hun x
Almost repressed the memories of my dad chasing me round the house screaming belly’s gonna get ya but nope here they are
The omg my dad did that to 😂
Never under-estimate the abilities of dads to be utterly silly.
I nearly shat myself because I was laughing at the unintentional earrape
Did we have the same dad? And yes, I was absolutely terrified when he did that
Me and my brother made a TF2 dub of that advert.
That homebase ad hits different that young folks whistle is too good
Fr it does 🤣
My local Homebase was demolished:(
beautiful sound
It brings me back to lazy weekend or summer holiday afternoons in front of the TV, parents are in the kitchen, the feeling could last forever....
makes you realise how much of our childhoods was just mindlessly staring at a tv. but that was all we needed
We were being programmed
How to give somebody PTSD:
*THEY'RE LELLI KELLY THE CUTEST SHOES-*
NOOOO-
Lol anyone remember twinkle toes
@@thinginground5179 oh yea the budget Kelli kellys
*O H , Y E A H !*
STOOP
1:45 that car advert way ahead of its time...in 2020 everything is a cake
Skoda:Your Kids In 2020 Will Love This
❤️🧡🖤💜😘❤️🩹🌈❤️🔥🌈💛❤️🩹🤍❣️🤎💛🤎❤️🩹💛❤️🩹❤️🩹😘💛🖤❤️❤️🩹❤️❤️🩹❤️💜❤️🔥😘❤️🩹🤎🤍🧡💓❤️🔥🌈❤️🩹❤️🌸❤️🤎🌈🧡🤎🤎🧡🤎🤎💛❣️🧡💜🤎💚🤎🤎🤎❣️💚🖤
This brings back memories
Sometimes, you need this kind of nostalgia to remind of times which were much more innocent and so different to now.
You can tell these worked as adverts because we're here trying to satisfy the fact that these are stuck in our heads after years on end.
just marking some timestamps for myself
13:08 cravendale 15:21 malteasers 16:51 shreddies 27:22 babybel 28:02 evian 28:36 cheese 29:37 yop 32:07 cadbury eyebrows 33:07 bounty 33:38 dolmio
These ads are unlocking memories I didn’t even know I had until now
Omg it’s crazy how much you remember them when you re watch them, these really bring back memories you didn’t realise you had
spot on
21:39 y'know, I don't think they ever stopped doing this advert. Shit's impressive
It's still the exact same advert. It's crazy.
@@PCHASKEY it isn't even every Christmas, or every Easter or some shit, it's just there, same string of the same products, I believe on the same channel as well, but I'm not too sure. But yeah, it's the exact same every time I see it, same voice, same product, everything
@@trubb225 Yeah, it's so weird, they've *never* changed it as far as I'm aware
its still on
It’s literally the M&Ms Christmas advertisement of the UK
‘We didn’t know we were making memories. All we knew is that we were having fun’
Omg the Lloyds TSB at 4:25 brings back so many memories
I always wondered why the two demerged after a while.
Turns out the 2008 financial crisis caused them to do that.
What is that song?
Fun fact: the music for the video piracy ad was used without permission from the composer.
Fuck off 🤣
Oh the irony
Lmfaooo no way
Lol
"YOU WOULDN'T STEAL A MOVIE - *BUT YOU WOULD STEAL MUSIC."*
9:30 is the most iconic thing besides safestyle UK
Omg this ad..
Bro I thought this shit was a movie trailer
That used to come on before every film i totally forgot
God yeah as soon as I heard the guitar and drums my mind was like "YOU WOULDN'T STEAL A CAR. YOU WOULDN'T STEAL A HANDBAG. YOU WOULDN'T STEAL A TELEVISION. *YOU WOULDN'T STEAL A MOVIE."*
I'm getting old the 2000s are now classed as nostalgia!
It's two decades ago at this point
@@unicorntomboy9736 don’t say that, it only feels like a few years ago to me lmao
2000s started 21 years ago, finished 12 years ago
You know it never used to phase me when the Crusha adverts blatantly threatened you into adding milk-
Fr. I was just like "omg singing kitties! 😍😁"
They were literally slaughtering cows with their own product in the background...
@Kathryn Pitt nah, i never actually had crusha, the adverts just used to threaten you lmao
I remember 7:56 I was like I’m going to work in an office building with a water slide and also with 9:43 being on every DVD
Oh God yes the anti piracy add, I remember it was on one of my Harry Potter dvds and it used to scare me
I saw that on anti piracy one all the time when I watched tuxedo
@Kathryn Pitt Dood the nostalgia
@@salem_meow7137 it was Spider-Man movies for me(Sam riaimi)
It's on my Robots dvd.
3:04 ladies and gentlemen, I give you the birth of the character every adult regrets enjoying as a kid
I forgot how Trippy the 00s ads were….especially the crusha ad, that’s the closest I’ve ever had to an lsd trip 🤣🤣 the meerkat ad is the only ad from the 2000s still on the air!
Some of these adverts feel like I remember seeing them not long ago. Some I remember well as a kid. The Skoda Fabia advert is brilliant even I've owned one of them.
My childhood memories, makes me cry . I love these adverts so much more than the ones now.
That Gladstone brookes advert just brings back the memories of Sitting on me nans rug watching the tele at like 10 in the morning
The early 2000s were 68,000 years ago.
That Skoda ad really blew my mind as a kid, watching it now still blows my mind
The raindrops on roses cake Skoda ad haunts me deeply and I can't explain why.
Bruh i felt the exact same way my jaw dropped watching it
Now that homebase has gone bust, the homebase ad hits different
9:59 me literally downloading mp3s of music videos and burning them to disc lmfao
i have a homebase in my town tho
Adverts back in the day seemed so unique and creative. Something just seems not the same anymore 😭
That's just nostalgia. Since the 90s it's been the same shit yearly.
@@acex222No I think they have a point about not being creative anymore, back then there was much more of a bigger scope, budget and ideas for things, look at a lot of the Pearl and Dean Cinema Advert case studies from 2007-2010 and compare them to now and everything’s got the same self deprecating humour and nothing new to say.
_Don't mind me, just gonna pinpoint some of the best nostalgia ads..._
4:13 I'm gonna cry bro, this ad lives in my heart (along with the irreplaceable THINK! Road Safety Hedgehog adverts)
9:30 as soon as the music played, my head was shaken with nostalgia. Every Brit kid knows this ad by heart now.
10:51 miss the glass and a half productions bro
21:28 I think my head just exploded from memories of wanting to be a mini Willy Wonka
25:25 How Britain is different from America:
33:37 I get such a warm nostalgic feeling from watching the Dolmio puppets; love them so much •́ ‿ ,•̀
48:48 _oh yes,_ a classic
57:45 I'm impressed that they still show this ad tbh, but appreciate the maintained nostalgia 😌
58:16 was heartbroken when my mum gave away my mascot toy of him, along with the andrex puppy one 😔
58:46 ok man, you're REALLY pulling out all the nostalgia stocks for these last few ones
58:58 *YES!* I WAS WAITING FOR THIS ONE
I actually bought the golden coin maker 😭 - 21:28
I'd totally forgotten the golden coin maker! 7 year old me was amazed but my parents never bought it for me
Still got our Monkey we got from the onDigital promotion, bit of a relic lmao
Yeah repleush
9:29 lmao this played before every movie you bought on dvd
Honestly i didnt know what the fuck it was meant to mean as a kid so i always quicky rushed to turn the volume off so my mum didnt hear, because i thought the dvd had some like illegal video porn shit on it before my lion king 😭
Anti-piracy screens are basically a meme now?
Yea it was on some vhs and dvds I had
I'm crying this is so true
I remember it being on some Jackie Chan movie
Honestly, TV was the thing that kept us entertained, as kids, TH-cam keeps us entertained as teens, and life keeps us too busy to be entertained as adults.
But in seriousness, Hexbugs theme was so nostalgic the second the video started.
Born in 1998 and now live abroad, sounds sad but needed this as a little nostalgia trip to easier days gone by back home. Thank you for uploading
same here lad
Wow I thought it was just 2000s I was born in 2007 ands remember all of these
@@ryanlowe6753 where are you now?
@@lukewhite1653 I feel sorry for you still being in education during these strange times, hope you’re well
@@jakemyhill4985 gdansk, poland
Oh my god, Shaker Maker!
I completely forgot how badly I wanted one as a kid!! 😭😭
If it makes you feel better I had one and it was kinda shit
I had 2, 1 didnt work and the other one that worded was shit 😂 used it maybe twice then moved on.
@@damoparker I had one, I used it once and never again. Same thing with that chocolate coin maker.
I was born in 1992 and I really enjoyed being a kid during the 2000's. The 2008 crash caused a lot of damage and sadly we had 9/11. The High Street never really recovered from the crash. Contrasting that, it was a fun and simple time to be a kid before social media. The PS2 also had a great libary of games.
Hi fellow 1992'ian you can play any PS2 game on your PC now with the PCSX2 emulator. Or spend stupid money on Ebay for the original discs, just don't lose the memory card..
@@argartu9875 Hi. Yes, emulators are awesome for playing retro games and enjoying them on modern hardware. Thank you
I was in my 20s at this time and was just saying that to my mum recently. I feel as if nothing’s been quite the same since the 2008 crash. So many shops have shut; Woolworths, BHS, Store 21 etc etc. we’re living in what will be historically interesting times… and I really wish we weren’t!
@@mgthestrange9098 I really miss the old high street vibes. Retail parks are doing well but they lack the atmosphere of the high street. It was nice back then to just meet up with some friends and hang out on the high street. Now, it's not quite the same. I think people are more aware of the world than they where in the 2000s, but we are definitely going through a rough patch at the minute. There have been very hard times in the past though. Where just going through another one.
Ahh how wer the days before modern slavery, it feels like a big open prison now!! Yah come hastily and delete this evil haleluyah
The 2000's truly was the golden age of British advertising.
And 2007-2013 was the greatest era in history.
The 2010s were when British adverts generally started getting more bland, unoriginal and annoying in my opinion. Good adverts are few and far between now. It’s sad because most eras in the history of British television (especially the ‘70s, ‘80s, ‘90s and ‘00s) had their absolutely classic adverts that were often highly memorable and quotable, but the vast majority of adverts now seem more soulless and much less cosy, and I doubt that people in the future will find them as nostalgic as I find adverts from the ‘00s.
@@hihosheffieldwednesday people say that about every era of art of artish things like commercials, people say cars and art was better back then but then they were saying the same thing, people get attached to a specific time period of their youth and they feel worse when they leave it
@@circleinforthecube5170 Possibly.
@@circleinforthecube5170with cars I only like cars from the early 2000s untill 2012
15:21 Hey it's Jen from the IT Crowd!
Have you tried turning it off and on again??
20:18 that’s jay from the inbetweeners
3:44 Think this is why that song makes me so nostalgic. It's called "young folks" btw, and the music video is beautiful.
I haven't heard it in well over a decade but I just quoted that Envirofone ad (19:14) word for word. This video is unlocking some core memories, I swear
WONGA!!
hearing "geox, the shoe that breathes" again snapped my third eye open
The eye that sees
My favourite and most nostalgic ones.
0:00 Hex bug
0:30 Crusha(Primary School Memories)
2:01 Frubes rip their heads and suck their guys out(Right in the childhood)
2:33 LV= (That music brings back so many memories)
3:03 Go Compare(Best Opera singer ever)
4:13 Lloyds TSB(What happened to these ones 🥺)
7:41 Barclaycard (That looked so much tremendous fun as a kid)
9:31 Piracy it’s a crime (Every Kid knows this one by heart.)
10:47 Diary Milk Chocolate (Best Advert in the entire universe)
12:48 A-Team Snickers (B. A. Baracus is the best)
13:08 Cravendale Milk (God I miss this type of stop motion animation)
25:29 Sky Active (How Brits think about Americans)
29:36 Yop (Nostalgia level at 110%)
36:23 UM BONGO (I loved drinking this pop as a kid)
42:10 Cheese Strings (Love it so much)
47:16 Fantastic Mr Fox Happy Meal (I will always remember this movie by heart)
50:58 Lelli Kelly shoes (I still don’t understand why this still advertises today, Girls are not like that anymore)
54:00 Peperami 100% Pork Salami (Still a delicious snack today)
55:39-56:09 Cadbury creme Egg adverts (Always loved watching them ones)
58:46 CBBC (I wish they stuck with these old CBBC intros)
I KNEW THAT LEFTFIELD SONG WAS IN AN ADVERT…
@@Qub3rt which advert?
@@enderethan144 cheese strings
@@enderethan144 42:10
@@Qub3rtcheese strings was my favouite and baybel cheese that comes in a red package
10:12 . . I almost cried, idk why this gave me the most nostalgia.. all of these are making me feel some type of way 😭
This advert alone is why I’m such a foodie now
Makes me feel old 😂
i screamed when the cadbury gorilla ad came on, iconic
and the lips ad
If I had a time machine I would go back in time to when I was a kid and enjoy everything all over again
The difference between the ads you get on YT, and these, is that these ones actually looked like the people who made them had FUN while making them, making them interesting to watch
The go compare ads back then we're golden now they suck :(
I always found them annoying even back then in my opinion.
@@Chloe4656. same
I was scared of the go compare man when I was like 5 lol
My parents hated it but I couldn't see why
These feel like they’re still on TV not from the 2000s 😭
I can’t get my head around it! I remember every single one of these adverts. I don’t know what’s worse watching so much TV in the 2000’s or getting extremely happy showing my siblings as “do you remember this ad 😂😂OVER TV ADS😂😅
So some of these adverts are nearly 20 years old?! What’s shocked me is these don’t even seem remotely dated to me 😩😭
I'm nearly 20 years old
Its just clocked in my head that shreddies were not knitted by nanas
Taste like they are lol
6:12 POV: *Its 7am and you were watching the weather.
😂😂😂😂
good morning Britain lol
Yes, this takes me back to every time I was late for school 😌
9:30 Whenever this would play before DVDs in primary school, i'd always think it was an action movie trailer
This makes me sad
It really makes me sad seeing these ads, nostalgia out of envy not irony. Simpler, better times...
I properly hated that Skoda advert when I was a kid. Now it's filled me full of nostalgia
same, oh FUCKKKK
I remember thinking it went on forever. Like a programme within the ad break
The fact that many of these don’t feel that old is crazy.
Ikr especially go compare one
It's so clear which ones are from the start of the decade, and which ones are from the end. The world TOTALLY changed in the 2000s, so its always going to hang in this weird limbo between the 20th and 21st centuries. It's strange, and ending with the Sony Bravia advert was honestly quite poetic. Thank you!
I saw that articulate ad in 2020, still going strong!
This makes me wanna crie. I miss the old world
I've just spent an hour grinning like an idiot and saying, "Oh yea, I remember that one, oh I had one of those, I remember that song." Good simple times
The whole early 2000s vibe hit different
Me knowing a lot of these ads from the mid to late 2000's shows how much I watch tv back then in those years. Advirstiment on tv feels like a dying art form, a lot of them felt like they were telling a little story threw with what they were selling and such. Watching these felt comforting in a weird way but then again I feel like 50% of my childhood was seeing ads all the time on TV and such.
I guess back then we didn’t have smartphones to look at so when they were on the advertisers knew we were watching them and they already had our full attention
@@betaman7988 Yeah or we ended up taking a short break and then our sibling from the other side of the room and would yell, ITS BACK ON!!! And you would race back to the living room without trying to trip up on anything.
I’m from Ireland but can still relate,and hey,Jay from the inbetweeners is even in the helmans ad 🤣
What has my life become? I used to hate the adverts as a child & now im sat here on a sunday evening watching a full 1 hour's worth 🤦♂️😂
same here lol
9:34 begging of garfiled movie on dvd (anyone rember dvds)
Na, polar express
Omg
Lmao I used to watch videos and dvds when I was younger
4:13 I had nightmares of the Olympics 2012 logo with this playing in the background as it became a demon
...that's oddly specific lmaoo sounds like my dreams
Uhm..?
what
I had a dream similar to that except it was the BBC logo coming up the stairs towards my room like a gmod nextbot. Are we related!?
Hahahhaha
2:06
“Tear of their heads and suck their guts out!”
That wouldn’t be allowed today 😂
2000’s was on another level
I remember they changed it at some point to something along the lines of "rip their tops off and eat them all up" lol
Was thinking the same hahaha
And the pot noodle one, the slag of snacks
As if barclay card went contactless in 2008?
Contactless Cards came around in 2007
19:21 𝙒𝙊𝙉𝙂𝘼
such a throwback. i was born in 2004 and i don’t know some of these ads
i love watching these ads, lucky for some of my family, that seen these. living far away, never been this nostalgic.
4:12 the Lloyds ad was ahead of it’s time with the animations
I’m 24 and all the Adverts take me right back to 2006-2011
I feel like I am in a cinema waiting for the film to start ahah.
The Citroën C4 advert is just iconic now! Probably better remembered than the car 😂
I’d completely forgotten about the old Lloyds jingle
These ads are so much better than the ones we had in the states during the 2000s
Might stick some old cartoons on and just pause every 15 minutes and watch this for 3 minutes
I was 7 years old in the year 2000, good old times. Thank you for the memories 🙂. Have a good Monday!
Thank you for uploading these❤️ a nice trip down memory lane!
Ending with Jose Gonzalez and the Sony Bravia advert is a perfect way to encapsulate my nostalgia. Gosh, I miss the 00s so much.
44:46
I love that after this commercial he would actually star in a Karate Kid movie
i almost exploded at the friggin film pirating ad. i swear that came on every dvd ever
Instilled fear into you every time! Yet you still did it anyway
@@JonnyBoiii8991 too true, too true
The homebase and Lloyds TSB music takes me back
38:57 the gorillaz one is super cool
their best album too!!
You have no idea on how much I wanted to see this!
Takes me back to my childhood which was awesone thanks to these memories!
i come back to this vid every now and then, cause it reminds me of staying at my nan's house at a kid. she passed away last year but this is like a time capsule back to the good old days :')
I'm so sorry for your loss, but I'm glad this video's helped preserve your memories of her x
damn that nostalgia hit hard
also why was uk ads so much better then they are now
please someone build a time machine
The Hexbug just unlocked a memory from my childhood. This was always on after Grizzly Tales!