7 Eleven [7-11] - Slurpee: The Cold One - "Baseball Star Cups" (Commercial, 1978)
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- Here's a neat animated / live action commercial for the 7-Eleven Slurpee - The Cold One - featuring their baseball player cups promotion including Johnny Bench and others. Also includes cool winking kid.
From The Southland Corporation.
This aired on local Atlanta TV on Tuesday, March 14th 1978 at about 4:59pm (Eastern) time.
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Not just a drink IN the ice... but a drink that IS ice!! Mind! Blown!
Miss The 70s
Yes me too it really was a fun time to be a kid🤔
@@frankrizzo4460 Sure Was👍✌️
wow i'm 10 years old again used to go to 7-11 every day to get a Slurpee in the 70s just to get those baseball cups and the ones that used to have the little round card on the bottom of the cup
Yeah back in the past at a 7-ELEVEN, 7-ELEVEN really had special offers & limited edition stuff they sold for making them collectible collectors items worth more money💰 today.
I have Slurpee cups from the early 70's with Super Hero's on them.
I grew up in Chicago and for YEARS I’ve been telling people in California about this animated Slurpee commercials and nobody believed me. Thanks for posting.
Wow didn’t realize the slurpee has been around for that long
Omg i haven't seen this commercial in decades wow this brings back memories 😎😎😎😎
Year of my birth! Crazy seeing this!!
I remember a Slurpee commercial that I think was for Halloween or something... it had some kind of floating hands, and a Boo-Berry type of voice for the character... I've never seen that commercial show up on RUclips yet!
It feels weird knowing This was made before MTV was even a thing.
Gerald Mohr film, television & radio actor. Gerald, narrator of this slurpee commercial was the voice of Reed “Mr. Fantastic” Richards in the Hanna-Barbera 1967-1969 cartoon The Fantastic Four.
Wow that was so cool as ice 🧊.
Commercials were so much cooler when I was four.😊
lol, everything was cooler when we were four.
I’m 14, so bare in mind my ignorance concerning a lot of things, but I had no idea that the Slurpee brand was this old! I assumed it was created sometime in the ‘90s. Fascinating-and a satisfactory drink may I add haha.
An excerpt from Wikipedia that I’m found interesting:
7-Eleven made a licensing deal with The Icee Company to sell the product under certain conditions in 1965. Two of these were that 7-Eleven must use a different name for the product, and that the company was allowed to sell the product only in 7-Eleven locations in the US, a non-compete clause ensuring the two drinks never went head to head for distribution rights. 7-Eleven then sold the product that in 1966 became known as the "Slurpee"
Watchin these really drives home just how bad commercials are today.
Slurpee is always out of my favorite flavors when I go to 7-Eleven so I barely get them anymore
I have the 1972 and the 1973 sets
Anybody remember this 7-Eleven Slurpee jingle, "O thank Heaven, for 7-Eleven baseball trading cups!"?
60 different cups!? That's a lot of brain freeze right there.
I think they said 16, but I can't tell.
I don't remember there ever being Slurpee commercials. I do, however, definitely remember these cups, and I had some and maybe all of them. Were the six cups regional? That picture closing out the commercial has more than six different cups, unless there were multiple players on each one. Whatever cups I had are long gone. Add that to the list of things I once had and really regret having gotten rid of over the years.
I remember when the first 7 Eleven opened in South Bend. It was about three blocks from my school so there was NO HOPE of ever getting there and back in time for lunch: the line was always about 10 kids deep and they strictly enforced the "ONLY 2 STUDENTS AT A TIME!" law/rule/decree. There was plenty of time later as an adult to get microwaved snacks and fountain pop. In fact, one of my favorites was a Big Gulp of Pepsi and a bag of "fun size" 3 Musketeers (I'm much better now).
I wish they'd continue with those collectors' cups. They had a nice line of them for Deadpool 2. There's got to be some movie they can partner up with. And I mean the actual cups that cost as much as a regular large. Not one of those weird mugs you have to pay an extra 4 bucks for.
Did Hanna-Barbera do the animation for this Slurpee TV commercial?
I get one of these at Circle K everyday, but it’s called a Froster.
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