Look up the hero wars commercials. the games probably fake but the ads really try to imply some kind've funny lore and there are ALOT of them. It's the new lily's garden for me.
True, but when I was a kid, toothpaste in the sink was never the result of me not knowing how to dispense toothpaste from its tube. It was the result of me brushing for only like 10 seconds, so when I spat it out, most of the toothpaste was yet to actually dissolve in my mouth.
Some things in infomercials like the toothpaste gadget can be really useful for people with motor function disabilities. The way they show the "mess ups" is hilarious though I will say.
Yeah that seems to be the intent for a lot of as soon on tv products but they don’t market them as specifically for folks with disabilities to maybe get interest from as many people as possible I guess?
Basically this. While some are absolutely bullshit gimmicks, a lot of the products are originally designed as products to assist people with disabilities or other limitations. They would bring it to these companies to help produce and sell them to a larger populace, and the businesses more or less push for them to be something that is advertised as a gimmick fix for the general population because advertising it for people with disabilities is considered too niche of a market. A lot of spill prevention items and “kid promoted” products usually also have some sort of color neutral version either mentioned as an option over the phone or as part of the in store stock because they were originally built for people who have nerve or muscular issues.
Hey kids, Buzz Killington here! Remember that a bunch of these "make your life easier" gadgets and gizmos may have originated as tools to make lives easier for the elderly and disabled. The wacky advertising to try to sell them to people that may not need them is on purpose, intended to get your attention and potentially drive more sales to make them easier to make and provide for folks that might, in fact, need them. The o-face thing and other beauty stuff, I can't explain so easily... Have fun with that! :D
The foot washing one is a good example. I feel like I mentioned it'd actually be useful for elderly or disabled people? But I don't think it made the final cut, lol. @@frankf684
Trying to pass off a carbon filter as "military technology against chemical weapons!" is wild because its just...it's just carbon. Everyone else uses carbon for filters too but I guess that isnt as much of a selling point
It's the little edits Toasty does that always gets me. Like putting the Ace Attorney explanation music over Peebs' attempts to wrap his head around the fart catcher blanket
I got one of those toothpaste dispenser things when my wrist was fucked up. Its alright i guess, but if you end up not needing it, it doesn't have a purpose. But if you've got arthritis or something, it makes life simpler
Recently I learned many As-Seen-on-TV products are derived from genuinely helpful things for disabled people that are then made into crap that barely works if at all and comes across as fixing a problem that doesn't exist at best or shows people being super lazy at worst. "This toothpaste dispenser is very helpful for people that may have damaged nerves in their hands or parkinsons. Let's sell it as if people's tubes explode every time they try to get some on their brush."
8:17 My parents got me a container of Floam when I asked for it as a kid. It's just styrofoam beads suspended in slime. As soon as I opened it, I immediately knew my parents would _never_ allow me to stick this shit to furniture.
I'm so sick of people starting comments with "as a blah blah blah"...it's so validation-seeking. Gold medal for you, you're a woman. So am I. And so is half the planet. Congrats.
I was just about to make fun of the Easy Feet by saying "Oh, yeah, I can't wait to give my feet the equivalent of a car wash" and these mofos really used that as a selling point. I miss the days when companies would try to sell you a product by offering to also give you five to seven wholly unrelated products with your purchase. "Buy our slow cooker now and also receive three bars of soap hand-crafted by the Amish. But wait, there's more!"
Why does media always show people using the wrong plungers for their toilets? Cup plungers are for sinks. Flange and bellows/accordion plungers are for toilets.
As finnish person, those sauna pants offend me. In finland pretty much every house and apartment building has a sauna and calling some heat up nappie the ultimate sauna is so wrong😂
That's the dumbest thing I find about it. It has nothing sauna-like aside from being above room temperature. You could wrap a heated blanket around your waist for the same experience. They absolutely needed to market heated pants as something amazing and revolutionary, and I guess "wearable sauna" was the only thing they could come up with.
Ok, something I want EVERYONE to consider if they feel like they need to buy something like the arm tape, or Booty Pop, or anything else (this goes for everyone not just the women the adds are targeting). Consider how your confidence will feel if/when you go home with someone and you have to take the product off. It's always better to be the real you! No matter what these ads say.
After seeing how many people on Twitter consider frozen meals to be the most difficult things ever to make, as a response to why they use Door Dash literally every day, I have gained a newfound respect for these As Seen On TV ads. The people in that video are not exaggerating at all.
I mean, considering a lot of the people talking about that are people with disabilities or mental health issues which make even frozen meal prep inordinately difficult (not to mention questioning if they have room in the freezer, if they have a functioning freezer to begin with or a microwave to cook them with, if they are physically or mentally able to go to the grocery store frequently enough to restock said frozen options with consideration that their freezer may only be large enough to fit a handful due to the packaging, etc) and a lot of “As Seen on TV” products were originally designed to assist people with disabilities and just marketed to the general population to make it more marketable and therefore more accessible to the people who actually need it….then yeah, I can see how you’d notice that correlation.
@Silentgrace11 If you can order Door Dash every day, you can afford delivery from Walmart or whatever your local supermarket is. My aunt could barely walk, had bad eyesight, and even worse hearing, but she could still use the microwave. Even the regular oven too! Also, one of the "disabilities" is the mental stress of opening the package and not being able to sit down in the kitchen while the meal cooks.
@@Silentgrace11 That is a bit issue with communication on the internet in general. You almost never have context for the type of person with whom you're speaking, whether they have some sort of disability, or might be a young child or teenager. So it's very easy to just point fingers at how dumb or incompetent somebody is (heck, I've done that myself), when it's just as possible that there's a good reason for why they are the way they are.
Time to gross out Peebs: So farts are not just all air. They contain trace molecules of...well...poo in them. Not much, as I said its trace MOLECULES of it, but its there and that's why they smell. And now you will think of that anytime someone farts near you.
2:17 Peebs, when they say it “never gets wet,” that doesn’t mean it never FEELS wet. It just means it reverts to its “dry form” (that is, powdery) when you take it out of the water.
Twin draft guard is actually great for places without central AC. My mom made homemade versions of these for our bedrooms, the only place in the house with AC on, as it's too expensive to run it in the rest of the house.
Ok for the longest time, I thought the dog bag thing was a fake joke product made by a comedy show I watched YEARS ago. But now I’m scared, confused, and disgusted that it’s an actual product that someone may have bought.
LOL at the older Terrible As Seen On TV video you've done a while back showing an old beauty face mask that had metal pins inside (the one that flowed electric currents, while you had to apply jelly)... 🤣
Soooo a win for preventing messes around the house and car but you pay for the prevention of messes and possibly ruined things in time spent cleaning the mess containment unit?🤔 Sounds like a win to me and my clumsy self! What exactly makes it so difficult to clean?
@@TinySwanGrandAdventures It's difficult to explain, but basically the lid is two pieces, the silicone gasket and a plastic ring. The issue is the plastic bit has numerous holes that the liquid passes through when you drink from it. Each one is a contained channel that's maybe 2mm wide, but travels through an inch of plastic. There's essentially no way to ensure that you have properly cleaned the internals.
"A real solution for a real problem!" screams so much like a bunk product that's trying to convince you it's not a total waste of time, money, and resources.
I know my dogs were thankful when I started strapping stuff onto them too, Peebs. The looks they gave me were like none other. Keep promoting these wonderful, ingenious items!!
Easyfeet: Because apparently nail salons were closed down globally that year, and home mani-pedi kits were their weight in palladium. Also I have seen at least a third of these. I'm officially nostalgic for these. *creak*
That toothpaste dispenser stuck with me as a kid, I literally told myself when I was little that if I ever got rich I would buy one of those and to this day I STILL really want one, it was just so futuristic and classy to me. My parents are so messy with toothpaste, it would help SO much LMAO
Kids especially would not be able to stop themselves from reacting to actual slush ice water being dropped on them. They probably just got doused with room temp colored water with fake ice in it
Some of these commercials are nostalgic. I had Floam as a kid and it would stick to everything. I remember I tried to Floam a Lego set and the little foam beads got stuck inside the bottom of the Lego pieces. My parents threw it out the next day. Squeezy Freezy was another one. My grandma bought two for me and my brother. If I recall, it came in a cardboard box with instructions and flavor packets. No matter how many times we repeated the instructions, it never worked. My brother and I were disappointed that the end results were mildly cold flavored water. My grandma returned them the next day.
True. Problem is, we already have hot water bottles. That's the problem with a bunch of these - you could just use something a lot more mundane and versatile half the time.
Soooo sick and tired of the frequent and disgusting ZEAM commercials on tv in the Denver/Colorado Springs area!!! The ‘guy’ on them is beyond irritating!! Wish they would STOP!!!
I actually live in a really low-quality apartment and our front door has a huge gap, so we use something super similar to that door thing. Works most of the year really well. (Just has issues when the wood slightly warps during certain times of year) It helped a lot XD
"problem in the marriage bed.." implies that there's also a "the divorce bed", does that also means that there's also "the single bed" as well? 🤔(i just find the wording or "the marriage bed" a little funny/ridiculous as a ploy to buy your product 😆)
Yeah, military grade is a term people totally misunderstand. Outsiders think it means it's high quality stuff (and in the case of weapons, especially deadly). No, that's not what it means. Military grade means cheap. It's the cheapest available option that performs the needed task to an adequate level. It isn't and should never be used as a mark of quality
15:33 While this may be one of the only legitimately useful As Seen on TV products, I have bad news for the company who sold them. All you have to do to replicate this is cut up some insulation foam and tape it to the bottom of your doors.
@@MentalLiberation When Dee Snyder when before congress and said that rock music he had written wasn't about erotica and said if you look for BDSM in rock music you'll find it..meaning it is misconstrued to fit a narrative The sentiment holds true, if we look for DS's horny footprints we see it everywhere What is harrowing is how much of it was overlooked for so long and how flagrant it was
It's always funny when these ads use the term "military grade" to sell a product. All military grade means is it does the bare minimum of its functionality lol.
I vaguely remember some As Seen on TV commercial where... I can't remember what it was advertising, but I do remember it opened with the announcer saying "Oh no!" And then some dude hits his head on the show door... and that's all I remember.
My sister had one of those sippy cups when she was a toddler so she could learn to use a regular cup, idk why they're marketing it for like 12 year olds though
Would you like to see me try out some of these and/or other As Seen on TV products in a future video??
Thanks for watching! :)
yes please :)
Omg yes!!! I would love to see that!!!
luigi
Look up the hero wars commercials. the games probably fake but the ads really try to imply some kind've funny lore and there are ALOT of them. It's the new lily's garden for me.
PBG. Pop Booty Gamer.
"IS THERE A FARTING PROBLEM IN THE MILITARY?" is the best sentence I've heard this week
oh yes, someone is always farting in formation
Maybe the methane from farts was giving away their position
LAWRENCE! I HAVE HEARD OF YOU EXCRETING FLATULENCE IN FORMATION!
"Thicc peebs isn't real, he can't hurt you."
Thicc peebs: "Oh, hello there."
"do people really have toothpaste all over their sink?”
As a parent of three, I'm telling you now you've got a lot to look forward to... 😁
I get toothpaste on the sink and my toothbrush all the time, and I’m an adult.
😂 facts!
My partner somehow gets toothpaste everwhere
As an older sibling, I can relate.
True, but when I was a kid, toothpaste in the sink was never the result of me not knowing how to dispense toothpaste from its tube. It was the result of me brushing for only like 10 seconds, so when I spat it out, most of the toothpaste was yet to actually dissolve in my mouth.
Some things in infomercials like the toothpaste gadget can be really useful for people with motor function disabilities. The way they show the "mess ups" is hilarious though I will say.
This!! As someone who needs some seemingly ‘unneeded’ tools/gadgets it kinda hurts seeing people regard them as useless
Yeah that seems to be the intent for a lot of as soon on tv products but they don’t market them as specifically for folks with disabilities to maybe get interest from as many people as possible I guess?
I had one of those toothpaste things in college. It broke fairly quickly, though.
Same thing with the Snuggie, it was originally designed to be used by wheelchair users but it was never advertised that way
Basically this. While some are absolutely bullshit gimmicks, a lot of the products are originally designed as products to assist people with disabilities or other limitations. They would bring it to these companies to help produce and sell them to a larger populace, and the businesses more or less push for them to be something that is advertised as a gimmick fix for the general population because advertising it for people with disabilities is considered too niche of a market. A lot of spill prevention items and “kid promoted” products usually also have some sort of color neutral version either mentioned as an option over the phone or as part of the in store stock because they were originally built for people who have nerve or muscular issues.
I love how proud the wearable towel is for just inventing the Toga.
I kind of wanted one when I saw the guy wearing it like that 🤣
And they couldn't even come up with a clever name for it, just "wearable towel" when "Toga Towel" was right there
@@AppleWoods6as if you can’t wear any normal towels too lol
Hey kids, Buzz Killington here! Remember that a bunch of these "make your life easier" gadgets and gizmos may have originated as tools to make lives easier for the elderly and disabled. The wacky advertising to try to sell them to people that may not need them is on purpose, intended to get your attention and potentially drive more sales to make them easier to make and provide for folks that might, in fact, need them.
The o-face thing and other beauty stuff, I can't explain so easily... Have fun with that! :D
As a fellow Buzz Killington, I appreciate this comment (since I don't have to make it now 😂)
*Pinches the bridge of nose and sighs*
Examples?sources?these are designed to be cheap crap to get a quick buck
The foot washing one is a good example. I feel like I mentioned it'd actually be useful for elderly or disabled people? But I don't think it made the final cut, lol. @@frankf684
@@Peebsyou should pin this
Trying to pass off a carbon filter as "military technology against chemical weapons!" is wild because its just...it's just carbon. Everyone else uses carbon for filters too but I guess that isnt as much of a selling point
Never thought I'd hear PBG call someone "bitch" but honestly I'm not upset 😂
I was just thinking the same thing! even though we are about the same age it was like hearing my kid say it at first but then I just laughed.
It's the little edits Toasty does that always gets me. Like putting the Ace Attorney explanation music over Peebs' attempts to wrap his head around the fart catcher blanket
"The Babes are BACK"..... few statements in As Seen on TV commercials are as iconic as that.
Sounds like an incel's worst nightmare.
Me, eating dinner : "Let's watch Peebs' new video while I eat."
Video : "How about dog poop, farts and cleaning feet?"
I got one of those toothpaste dispenser things when my wrist was fucked up. Its alright i guess, but if you end up not needing it, it doesn't have a purpose. But if you've got arthritis or something, it makes life simpler
Recently I learned many As-Seen-on-TV products are derived from genuinely helpful things for disabled people that are then made into crap that barely works if at all and comes across as fixing a problem that doesn't exist at best or shows people being super lazy at worst.
"This toothpaste dispenser is very helpful for people that may have damaged nerves in their hands or parkinsons. Let's sell it as if people's tubes explode every time they try to get some on their brush."
8:17 My parents got me a container of Floam when I asked for it as a kid. It's just styrofoam beads suspended in slime. As soon as I opened it, I immediately knew my parents would _never_ allow me to stick this shit to furniture.
As a woman, I can promise what we're looking for in jeans IS FREAKING POCKETS
I'm so sick of people starting comments with "as a blah blah blah"...it's so validation-seeking. Gold medal for you, you're a woman. So am I. And so is half the planet. Congrats.
Literally said "pockets" when the infomercial asked what women want in jeans 😂
Yup. My number one complaint for women pants!
Back pockets work okay.
I was just about to make fun of the Easy Feet by saying "Oh, yeah, I can't wait to give my feet the equivalent of a car wash" and these mofos really used that as a selling point.
I miss the days when companies would try to sell you a product by offering to also give you five to seven wholly unrelated products with your purchase. "Buy our slow cooker now and also receive three bars of soap hand-crafted by the Amish. But wait, there's more!"
As a Finnish person, The sauna pants felt like an insult to my country. xD
"Boss, you know about how saunas are a big part of finnish culture?" "Yes?" "...why don't we simplify it to a thigh cooker?"
Ah yes, create an "air tight seal" on the doors leading out of your home. Counter argument, FIRE!
Why does media always show people using the wrong plungers for their toilets? Cup plungers are for sinks. Flange and bellows/accordion plungers are for toilets.
I love the acting in tv commercials like these! 😆 Always so over the top and terrible
Nothing will ever beat the "you'll love my nuts" from the slap chop
hi its fitz with s s s slap chop chop chop watch this
I didn't have squeezy freezy, but I did have slushie magic... It was terrible.
As finnish person, those sauna pants offend me. In finland pretty much every house and apartment building has a sauna and calling some heat up nappie the ultimate sauna is so wrong😂
that is correct, they said finland, not the USA you get a gold star! ⭐@Retrogames765
That's the dumbest thing I find about it. It has nothing sauna-like aside from being above room temperature. You could wrap a heated blanket around your waist for the same experience. They absolutely needed to market heated pants as something amazing and revolutionary, and I guess "wearable sauna" was the only thing they could come up with.
As an avid My Summer Car enjoyer, I felt indirectly disprespected on behalf of the Finnish people.
Torille!
Ok, something I want EVERYONE to consider if they feel like they need to buy something like the arm tape, or Booty Pop, or anything else (this goes for everyone not just the women the adds are targeting). Consider how your confidence will feel if/when you go home with someone and you have to take the product off. It's always better to be the real you! No matter what these ads say.
After seeing how many people on Twitter consider frozen meals to be the most difficult things ever to make, as a response to why they use Door Dash literally every day, I have gained a newfound respect for these As Seen On TV ads. The people in that video are not exaggerating at all.
I mean, considering a lot of the people talking about that are people with disabilities or mental health issues which make even frozen meal prep inordinately difficult (not to mention questioning if they have room in the freezer, if they have a functioning freezer to begin with or a microwave to cook them with, if they are physically or mentally able to go to the grocery store frequently enough to restock said frozen options with consideration that their freezer may only be large enough to fit a handful due to the packaging, etc) and a lot of “As Seen on TV” products were originally designed to assist people with disabilities and just marketed to the general population to make it more marketable and therefore more accessible to the people who actually need it….then yeah, I can see how you’d notice that correlation.
@Silentgrace11 If you can order Door Dash every day, you can afford delivery from Walmart or whatever your local supermarket is.
My aunt could barely walk, had bad eyesight, and even worse hearing, but she could still use the microwave. Even the regular oven too!
Also, one of the "disabilities" is the mental stress of opening the package and not being able to sit down in the kitchen while the meal cooks.
@@Silentgrace11 That is a bit issue with communication on the internet in general. You almost never have context for the type of person with whom you're speaking, whether they have some sort of disability, or might be a young child or teenager. So it's very easy to just point fingers at how dumb or incompetent somebody is (heck, I've done that myself), when it's just as possible that there's a good reason for why they are the way they are.
I can confirm, the sand DOES NOT get wet. It’s actually pretty amazing
Thicc Peebs was not something I was expecting to see today, but it had me absolutely dying of laughter. XD
I find it fitting how Peebs used the theme for the Annoying Dog in Undertale while talking about the dog poop commercial
I had the Aqua Sand when I was a kid; and if you mix the sand up, like my dumb ass did eventually, it does indeed get wet and become fun muddy clumps.
This DEFINITELY could be a new series as there's a TON of material out there.
Gotta get that military grade fart filter blanket or your marriage will be in shambles.
Thank you toasty! You are truly an unsung hero of this channel. I honestly don't think you get thanks enough. Hysterical today!
Uh... My husband walked in my office right when the elephant started farting. That was... Bad timing
Time to gross out Peebs: So farts are not just all air. They contain trace molecules of...well...poo in them. Not much, as I said its trace MOLECULES of it, but its there and that's why they smell. And now you will think of that anytime someone farts near you.
3:29 "This has never been a problem for me in my marriage."
PBG enjoys the smell of farts confirmed
That booty pop ad... nobody tell Sir Mixalot!
"Wearable towel" Have you heard of a bathrobe
2:17 Peebs, when they say it “never gets wet,” that doesn’t mean it never FEELS wet. It just means it reverts to its “dry form” (that is, powdery) when you take it out of the water.
Twin draft guard is actually great for places without central AC. My mom made homemade versions of these for our bedrooms, the only place in the house with AC on, as it's too expensive to run it in the rest of the house.
I watch with my son here in the UK and this video is hilarious. Peebs with the booty-pop had us howling with laughter 😂😂
I actually remember the toothpaste dispenser my mom actually bought those
Ok for the longest time, I thought the dog bag thing was a fake joke product made by a comedy show I watched YEARS ago.
But now I’m scared, confused, and disgusted that it’s an actual product that someone may have bought.
The glee I had when he used the Thick ass Boi sound. My husband and I said it right before he did.😂😂😂😂
LOL at the older Terrible As Seen On TV video you've done a while back showing an old beauty face mask that had metal pins inside (the one that flowed electric currents, while you had to apply jelly)... 🤣
I had one of those "wow cups" for my toddler. They work as shown but the lid is a absolute nightmare to wash.
Soooo a win for preventing messes around the house and car but you pay for the prevention of messes and possibly ruined things in time spent cleaning the mess containment unit?🤔 Sounds like a win to me and my clumsy self! What exactly makes it so difficult to clean?
@@TinySwanGrandAdventures It's difficult to explain, but basically the lid is two pieces, the silicone gasket and a plastic ring.
The issue is the plastic bit has numerous holes that the liquid passes through when you drink from it. Each one is a contained channel that's maybe 2mm wide, but travels through an inch of plastic. There's essentially no way to ensure that you have properly cleaned the internals.
@@Widgerber Would disassembling and soaking in hot soapy water help you think?
This was a very funny episode. Great editing too.
Thanks Austin, I really needed that laugh at the end there.😊
"A real solution for a real problem!" screams so much like a bunk product that's trying to convince you it's not a total waste of time, money, and resources.
I love your videos Peebs!!! Keep up the amazing content!
Thank you. :)
I had the wow cup, I would always flip it upside down to see if it would spill.
I know my dogs were thankful when I started strapping stuff onto them too, Peebs. The looks they gave me were like none other. Keep promoting these wonderful, ingenious items!!
everyone at the park full of little children wanna see the stalactite dangle
We def need more of these products
You know, that twin door draft thing. We use in Brazil to keep bugs away. It's really weird to see it for drafts xD
I'd love to see you try these out, especially the sauna pants!
Those kids do not look happy after being covered in ice water
Who would be
Y'all the Aquasand commercial is still a bop
Easyfeet: Because apparently nail salons were closed down globally that year, and home mani-pedi kits were their weight in palladium. Also I have seen at least a third of these. I'm officially nostalgic for these. *creak*
I remember watching so many of these type of ad’s, it sure was something :p great video as always peebs!!! You always make me laugh X3!!
Was not expecting the Urban Yeti guest appearance.
"I'm an urban yeti, stuck between two squeezy freezys guess I'll drink this meat tea for the rest of my life"
@@zkoopa4445 Nice that someone caught the reference.
that touch n brush is actually pretty useful i remember always seeing commercials for that
That toothpaste dispenser stuck with me as a kid, I literally told myself when I was little that if I ever got rich I would buy one of those and to this day I STILL really want one, it was just so futuristic and classy to me. My parents are so messy with toothpaste, it would help SO much LMAO
Kids especially would not be able to stop themselves from reacting to actual slush ice water being dropped on them. They probably just got doused with room temp colored water with fake ice in it
Floam and that water sand were among my most wanted toys from the tv
Some of these commercials are nostalgic. I had Floam as a kid and it would stick to everything. I remember I tried to Floam a Lego set and the little foam beads got stuck inside the bottom of the Lego pieces. My parents threw it out the next day.
Squeezy Freezy was another one. My grandma bought two for me and my brother. If I recall, it came in a cardboard box with instructions and flavor packets. No matter how many times we repeated the instructions, it never worked. My brother and I were disappointed that the end results were mildly cold flavored water. My grandma returned them the next day.
In that segment about Instant Plumber, I almost thought that it was the Kitchen Gun video. It's basically the same voice.
Man, Peebs really kept the same hairstyle for 10+ years. That level of consistency is something to strive for
the only thing i can think of that the sauna pants would be good for is if you are having period cramps.
True. Problem is, we already have hot water bottles. That's the problem with a bunch of these - you could just use something a lot more mundane and versatile half the time.
Omg I was thinking that too 😭
This! Was gonna comment that, but figured I’d see if someone else did first.
And then they advertised it with a sweaty built dude probably for …. Appeal
Yucky ducky
I absolutely love “As seen on TV” videos. Thank you Peebs!
7:23 Wait till they learn to walk and toddler hood. 😂 You will understand soon my friend.
Soooo sick and tired of the frequent and disgusting ZEAM commercials on tv in the Denver/Colorado Springs area!!!
The ‘guy’ on them is beyond irritating!! Wish they would STOP!!!
Have you ever considered reacting to LEGO TV commercials?
Hey!
I actually live in a really low-quality apartment and our front door has a huge gap, so we use something super similar to that door thing. Works most of the year really well. (Just has issues when the wood slightly warps during certain times of year) It helped a lot XD
this guy is actually so funny I love these videos
Spray on hair!? I’d buy that for a dollar!
I have seen most of these commercials when I was a kid...I feel old.
"but the babes are back" imediately thought of jack's review lolz
Oh my god, the booty pop scene
5:10 Peebs looks like a Guitar Hero character
I want to make a museum that's like an open house but it's filled exclusively with as-seen-on-TV products
"problem in the marriage bed.." implies that there's also a "the divorce bed", does that also means that there's also "the single bed" as well? 🤔(i just find the wording or "the marriage bed" a little funny/ridiculous as a ploy to buy your product 😆)
Oh man!!! I’m only 24. Why do I feel so old watching these commercials. Some of which I clearly remember on tv😭
Yeah, military grade is a term people totally misunderstand. Outsiders think it means it's high quality stuff (and in the case of weapons, especially deadly). No, that's not what it means. Military grade means cheap. It's the cheapest available option that performs the needed task to an adequate level. It isn't and should never be used as a mark of quality
I've had a few Twin Draft door pads at some of my old houses I lived at. It did its' job. Finally, a TV product outside a Snuggie that works.
Is that Tali in the backround?
Fine, I'll play Mass Effect again....
15:33 While this may be one of the only legitimately useful As Seen on TV products, I have bad news for the company who sold them. All you have to do to replicate this is cut up some insulation foam and tape it to the bottom of your doors.
After Quiet on the Set , I feel like we need to be more vigilant about slime fetishes
And here I was thinking that D.S. might have directed that Squeezy Freezy commercial...
@@MentalLiberation
When Dee Snyder when before congress and said that rock music he had written wasn't about erotica and said if you look for BDSM in rock music you'll find it..meaning it is misconstrued to fit a narrative
The sentiment holds true, if we look for DS's horny footprints we see it everywhere
What is harrowing is how much of it was overlooked for so long and how flagrant it was
It's always funny when these ads use the term "military grade" to sell a product.
All military grade means is it does the bare minimum of its functionality lol.
I vaguely remember some As Seen on TV commercial where... I can't remember what it was advertising, but I do remember it opened with the announcer saying "Oh no!" And then some dude hits his head on the show door... and that's all I remember.
All I can think of is that those sauna pants are gonna give you a gnarly infection
15:22 catch the Money Woman stop looking catch it
The sponegbob walking away sound effect never gets old with the booty pop thing at the end haha lol .
Prooved his point- I think anyway
12:45 (Coughs / wheezes) "Is that a Yeti?"
- Guy named Chad
Definitely want to see you test some if these for sure!
I have trouble getting toothpaste out
12:05 might be a new best moment for this channel my god
One of your future videos definitely needs to be you testing weird "As Seen on TV" and weird WISH products.
the hard cut to elephant fart just killed me
THE BABES ARE BACK‼️
I remember the Floam commercial!!!!
My sister had one of those sippy cups when she was a toddler so she could learn to use a regular cup, idk why they're marketing it for like 12 year olds though