Yeah one of his commercials has him summoning a burger for a kid, and the kid goes like "I should not take food from strangers, but you are no stranger, you're Ronald McDonald!" And now the kid will do the clown's bidding
Back in the 1990s there was an old McDonadls that still looked like this. They had cruise ins on Friday nights. I remember my grandfather and I getting the old Chevy out and going to McDoanlds. It always made me appreciate the 1960s era.
there's one at 10207 Lakewood Blvd. Downey, CA 90240 this location still sells the *fried apple pie* The Original now turned Museum is at 1398 N E St, San Bernardino, CA 92405.
I remember restaurants that you could drive up park and get served in your car , hell cant even get service inside a restaurant now lol ..sucks how things get more shitty every year , time machine where are you ?
This Ronald McDonald was actually Willard Scott, a well-known National Weatherman in in later years. In the 1960s Scott was one of The "Joy Boys of Radio" on Washington D.C.'s WMAL morning show. When Scott left WMAL, his show was replaced by Harden & Weaver. Weaver at the time was the guy who was the Smoky The Bear voice. I believe his voice is still used.
That's right. I completely forgot that. Willard Scott creeped me out as NBC's TODAY SHOW weatherman. Why he always trotted out photos of those old 90-year-old-plus seniors wishing them a happy birthday. Those images were never flattering and, damn-it-to-hell, I was trying eat breakfast. I didn't need to see an avalanche of wrinkled flesh rolling off those ancient faces. Talk about losing my appetite.
@@leonakinglion3210 I'm already old. Pushing 70. If I ever hit 90, I hope they've perfected an organic youth suit that makes me look late 30's on the outside keeping my hideous age ravaged visage a secret within my youthful cocoon.
I like how they filmed it while actually running the store. The car backed out while filming. This was not staged obviously and they did it in one or two takes. Also, should have trimmed the last second off. Classic right here for sure.
Oh yeah I've totally seen this guy! He's still there in the alley behind McDonald's in the City, with all of his paper boxes and other trash. If you bring him alcohol from the corner store, he'll do this dance. He kicks ass!!
I love how he stands up straight and stares at the camera after he does his dance with a look like “Alright, are we done? Can we get this shit off of me before someone hits me out here?”
It would suit everyones vibe, deathbed happy and hopeless void mindset with that fake shiny twist. Very 2023 if you ask me indeed. Damn id might as say this were from a normal facebook page on facebook. Keep em cookin broski!
Actually that is right on time. If you look at shows like Gillian’s Island and Bewitched all started out before 63 and were B&W and transitioned to color at the exact same time. A few more are I Dream of Jeanie, Lost in Space and My Favorite Martian!
@@Sc0pee Weren't most of the TVs in homes still in B&W at this time? I think it took a while for the actual hardware that could show color to become the predominant form of television. So a lot of people would still see the commercial in B&W even if it were filmed in color.
Bless his heart Willard Scott, he was given the choice of being paid in cash for playing the part of Ronald McDonald or receiving stock in the McDonalds Corporation, he chose the cash and always regretted it because had he taken the stock instead, he would have become a millionaire. Instead, he went on to be the premier weatherman for the Today Show which he loved doing for many years.
Imagine a world where McDonald's goes back to this look, adds a Sonic like drive in function. Uses natural beef with no addictives. Always has a shake machine working. Serves you at your table, outside at your car, in the drive thru, or at the counter, or via delivery. They keep the menu small like In & Out. Focusing on burgers, chicken, & the one fish option. Streamlining costs & focusing on quality & speed. They let you play old 50s & 60s music from Jukeboxes that are attached to the menuboard where you pull in & create a fun family atmosphere & have play places inside again & perhaps a little arcade for the kids. They drop the prices by owning the entire supply chain & production facilities as well. You pay $1 for a burger $2 for a double cheeseburger & no combo is over $4. Drinks are back to $1 for large again. They go back to hiring 16-24 year olds with management around 22-28 & upper management from 24-36. They only promote from within & make it a place you CAN have a career with, but shouldn't necessarily. How can that NOT be profitable?
And goes back to their original french fries recipe. Back in the day McDonald's fries were cooked in beef tallow and not the toxic garbage seed oils that they use now. The delicious taste of the original McDonald's fries will forever be burned in my memory.
@@nomusicrc Use some other resource then. Everyone and every other place lists him as this Ronald. Including every documentary and all his biographies, Wikipedia and McDonald's websites
Just 2 years after the Ray Kroc buyout. I remember our MacDonalds burger stand here in Wa State. It was walk-up only. Just 6 wood bench seats outside in the weather, when strangers could stand to sit beside each other, in the weather. Thanks Clomeval. Willard Scott as Ronald. Amazing weatherman,,Crappy Clown. lol.
I wonder if anyone thought this was creepy. Same with a lot of the cartoons and stuff from back in the day. It seems like "creepy" was the norm for a lot of things, but I wonder why we see it as creepy now when they thought it was aesthetically pleasing enough to produce content with it back then.
Remember the early '70 ad campaign? "Change back from your dollar". You could get a hamburger, small fry and a small drink for under a dollar. Now you are lucky to get change back from your $10.00 bill.
And also I like that this commercial was took in 1963 with the original McDonald’s building and arches and on the sign right there it’s speedy McDonald’s original mascot!
Okay, Sweetie. I'll tell you one more story. Grimace used to be the Evil Grimace who had four arms and would bully little children out of having their milkshake. Are you ready to turn out the light now or do you want me to tell you all about Captain Crook ?
I remember my pops used to take us to the McDonalds in Downey, CA. in the late 60's! It was such a treat to go there. 5 cent hamburgers, 10 cent cheeseburgers, fries I think were 15 cents! Those were the days. Who knows how to make a time machine?! 😁😂😂😕😓😭
Back in the day when McDonald's fries were cooked in beef tallow and not the toxic garbage oils that they use now. The delicious taste of the original McDonald's fries will forever be burned in my memory.
@@miltonbates6425 Yes, they were delicious! Young people will never know how great they used to taste. The hamburgers were pretty good too. I haven't had a McDonald's hamburger in 15 years, cause they don't taste very good at all. And have you seen the size of the "Big Macs"? Laughable to say the least.
I remember we used to go to Downey from Seal Beach straight up 605, Dad had a station wagon you could seat in the back seat that faced the back and stick your feet out the roll up window. Great times and a lot less people then.
My father said they used to serve actual food and it was great and that now it's just dangerous mystery food with way too many unnecessary chemicals that only harm you. So sad.
This version of McDonalds is still open in Downey, CA. on the corner of Lakewood and Firestone blvd . One of the oldest existing McDonald's in it's original location.
Holy crap! The original Ronald McDonald was a creepy clown. I thought they used a clown for a mascot to make the place more appealing to children but if they still used this one when I was young, I'd be too creeped out to go anywhere near the place.
Been to that McDonald's, the line for the drive-thru was crazy long because it's the first McDonald's but 100% worth it . I'm sure several people were there because of the movie The Founder as well
Now that is a terrifying clown lol. Seriously, I'd have been terrified to go there as a kid, if Ronald McDonald had still looked like that in the 80's/90's. Also, his outfit looks like he just escaped McDonald's jail.
Развлечения
Lyrics: 🎵He's Ronald Mcdonald, the hamburger-happy clown.🎵
🎵A McDonald's drive-in restaurant is his favorite place in town.🎵
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
WE GETTING A SQUISHED CHEESEBURGER WITH THIS ONE 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️
Back when lyrics actually meant something lol
I am not sold on this place, I will need to see further advertisements before I make a choice to visit this establishment.
@@ninethetwotailedfoxlmfao stop 🛑 😅😂😂
I like how after he does his little flourish at the end he stands up straight and is like "did you fucking get the shot that time, you asshole?"
😂😂😂😂 It did sound like he said that.
I keep hearing, "we fucking done now?"
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Hahaha very Krusty the clown like.
The entire skipidy doo dah dance was done with brooding animosity, I sympathize . Guy’s gotta be humiliated
I think this clown is way more terrifying than Pennywise.
His kill count is definitely higher
Or it lol
Willard Scott is who played him. Later very famous as Today show weatherman
😂😂@@clintlovewinds7525 I was about to write that.
Want to be forever scared? Google 'youth pastor mugshot'...and they are real.
Times have certainly changed. If he was outside a McDonald’s today they’d called the police.
🤣🤣
No, he'd get his head kicked in
Yeah one of his commercials has him summoning a burger for a kid, and the kid goes like "I should not take food from strangers, but you are no stranger, you're Ronald McDonald!"
And now the kid will do the clown's bidding
No, the police would call him.
@@Mordecrox little Timmy sold his soul for a cheeseburger... He will never be seen again, another victim for Ronald...
Theme is catchy, but man, am I glad Ronald changed his looks!
yeah, that food tray hat was a very dumb idea, what were they thinking lol
@@clockwerk35Well somebody thought it was a good idea. I guess they didn't want his head bare.
I think that was Willard Scott- former Today Show weather. At the end of that spot, he looks like he gave in too soon.
Was the 50s/60s
You mean you don't like John Wayne Gacy's more psychotic-looking brother?
Ronald looks like a Scarecrow that just got finished dumpster diving 😂
McDonald's was cheap back in the day.
😂
I would say the Scarecrow from the Wizard of Oz (1939).
Back in the 1990s there was an old McDonadls that still looked like this. They had cruise ins on Friday nights. I remember my grandfather and I getting the old Chevy out and going to McDoanlds. It always made me appreciate the 1960s era.
There's one in downtown las vegas just off the strip.
there's one at 10207 Lakewood Blvd. Downey, CA 90240 this location still sells the *fried apple pie* The Original now turned Museum is at 1398 N E St, San Bernardino, CA 92405.
@fvrrljr I've seen the one in Downey. I wanted to stop there but a little tough trying to park a semi there. But it was cool to see anyhow.
I remember restaurants that you could drive up park and get served in your car , hell cant even get service inside a restaurant now lol ..sucks how things get more shitty every year , time machine where are you ?
@@4486xxdawsonAnd a Big Mac meal costs about $18 in some places now.
He's Ronald Mcdonald, the most terrifying clown in town.
He really has killed a lot more people than any other clown in history.
Lol
Ronald the early days.
Whoa, I've literally never seen this version of Ronald before 😃
But he's seen you...
what about figuratively?
The decision was made later “Hey, we definitely got to get rid of that hat!”😄
@@zoyadulzura7490😱😱😱😱
Someone actually made a horror game
About Ronald.
If he catches you he throws a grenade
At you then shoot you dead.
This Ronald McDonald was actually Willard Scott, a well-known National Weatherman in in later years. In the 1960s Scott was one of The "Joy Boys of Radio" on Washington D.C.'s WMAL morning show. When Scott left WMAL, his show was replaced by Harden & Weaver. Weaver at the time was the guy who was the Smoky The Bear voice. I believe his voice is still used.
Sad you need to introduce him, he was such a household name not too long ago.
I was wondering if this was Mr. Scott. BTW I find the current look much more scary than this older "happy meal collage" look.
@@crb4059I mean it's not like relevancy will remain 60 years from now
I like how at the end hes like "alright we done? Get this make up off me"
And the original Ronald McDonald was played by weatherman Willard Scott.
That's right. I completely forgot that. Willard Scott creeped me out as NBC's TODAY SHOW weatherman. Why he always trotted out photos of those old 90-year-old-plus seniors wishing them a happy birthday. Those images were never flattering and, damn-it-to-hell, I was trying eat breakfast. I didn't need to see an avalanche of wrinkled flesh rolling off those ancient faces. Talk about losing my appetite.
Yup, I posted the same before seeing this.
@@timarnold7239You know you're going to get old too
@@leonakinglion3210 I'm already old. Pushing 70. If I ever hit 90, I hope they've perfected an organic youth suit that makes me look late 30's on the outside keeping my hideous age ravaged visage a secret within my youthful cocoon.
@@timarnold7239
Good luck with that.😉
Imagine working night shift with this song playing...
On a 3 hour loop.
...while a picture of that Ronald stares down at you, smiling.
@@crow_feather Willard Scott was scary as Friday 13th.
@@engineeringartist4801
Willard Scott...
My repressed memories are coming back and this is not good !
@@fredgervinm.p.3315 Your repressed memories are scaring me too. So scared now...
I like how they filmed it while actually running the store. The car backed out while filming. This was not staged obviously and they did it in one or two takes. Also, should have trimmed the last second off.
Classic right here for sure.
How was it obviously not staged? I'd say it was completely staged.
um obviously its staged
@@skyscrapersx5877Meanwhile I'm enjoying my steak and lobster
@@SlickArmorWho cares if it was staged or not lol.
because commercials are scripted lmao@@leonakinglion3210
Oh yeah I've totally seen this guy! He's still there in the alley behind McDonald's in the City, with all of his paper boxes and other trash. If you bring him alcohol from the corner store, he'll do this dance. He kicks ass!!
Willard Scott, the guy in the costume, passed away in 2021.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Willard_Scott
@@doubleubee7523thanks for the info.
@@doubleubee7523 woooosh
That car pulling out probably wasnt even part of the script.😅
Well he/she just made the script and became famous 😂
I love how he stands up straight and stares at the camera after he does his dance with a look like “Alright, are we done? Can we get this shit off of me before someone hits me out here?”
Imagine if that theme song played in 2023 McDonald's Commercial
The song could probably be perked up a bit and be usable. The clown is right out. I can see how It terrified this generation.
It would rocK*!✨💫😇
It would suit everyones vibe, deathbed happy and hopeless void mindset with that fake shiny twist. Very 2023 if you ask me indeed. Damn id might as say this were from a normal facebook page on facebook. Keep em cookin broski!
I'm runnin' straight for Culver's!
I imagined and feel the same way as before…waste of time
When you have to film a commercial today, but your budget is $5 and the only band member who showed up to record was a kid with a plastic flute 😂
I'm surprised this is in color. I don't think too many commercials were in color in 1963.
The world was in black and white until the mid-50's just took awhile for it all to catch up.
Actually that is right on time. If you look at shows like Gillian’s Island and Bewitched all started out before 63 and were B&W and transitioned to color at the exact same time. A few more are I Dream of Jeanie, Lost in Space and My Favorite Martian!
Gilliagans island and bewitched aired starting in 64 not before 63
Most commercials were already in color during the late 50's, but they were not shown in TV, but rather in movie theatres before a film.
@@Sc0pee Weren't most of the TVs in homes still in B&W at this time? I think it took a while for the actual hardware that could show color to become the predominant form of television. So a lot of people would still see the commercial in B&W even if it were filmed in color.
He stands up at the end like “okay, we’re done now? Can I take off this outfit?”
From ronald Mcdonald to a well respected meteorologist. R.I.P.
Right. Willard Scott.
@@jogman262 yep
That dude was really strange and always made me feel creeper vibes
OMG! 15 cents for meals? Oh what I would give to have those prices on what we make today at our jobs! Man this is old lol
Step 1, we gotta abolish the minimum wage
@edgarbanuelos6472 and where did you get your economics degree? A happy meal?
and you get a free clown too
Look at wages then
We went off the gold standard ..... and they stole
Bless his heart Willard Scott, he was given the choice of being paid in cash for playing the part of Ronald McDonald or receiving stock in the McDonalds Corporation, he chose the cash and always regretted it because had he taken the stock instead, he would have become a millionaire. Instead, he went on to be the premier weatherman for the Today Show which he loved doing for many years.
I didn't think the Ronald McDonald we know could get any creepier until I saw OG Ronald.
Wait until you see the revival coming up.
Wanna see this Ronald and today's
Ronald meet one day.
Remember Ronald got replaced with
Creepy happy meals with big teeth
And eyes?
@@indridcold8433 You mean TrannyMcDonald?
If you ever find yourself in a strange place with this music playing do know you’re about to die.
I like that he's got a value meal as his hat 😂
I remember the original donald, I don't remember the food box on his head! 18 cents for hamburger, a quarter for a milkshake! Damn I'm getting old!
So 1960s and such a charming fun jingle.
5 🌟 for the nostalgia. Very cool footage. Thank you for sharing.
Bro that actor deserves a raise 😂😂
Imagine a world where McDonald's goes back to this look, adds a Sonic like drive in function. Uses natural beef with no addictives. Always has a shake machine working. Serves you at your table, outside at your car, in the drive thru, or at the counter, or via delivery.
They keep the menu small like In & Out. Focusing on burgers, chicken, & the one fish option. Streamlining costs & focusing on quality & speed. They let you play old 50s & 60s music from Jukeboxes that are attached to the menuboard where you pull in & create a fun family atmosphere & have play places inside again & perhaps a little arcade for the kids. They drop the prices by owning the entire supply chain & production facilities as well.
You pay $1 for a burger $2 for a double cheeseburger & no combo is over $4. Drinks are back to $1 for large again. They go back to hiring 16-24 year olds with management around 22-28 & upper management from 24-36. They only promote from within & make it a place you CAN have a career with, but shouldn't necessarily.
How can that NOT be profitable?
And goes back to their original french fries recipe. Back in the day McDonald's fries were cooked in beef tallow and not the toxic garbage seed oils that they use now. The delicious taste of the original McDonald's fries will forever be burned in my memory.
If I recall correctly, the first Ronald McDonald was the late Willard Scott who later would become the weatherman for NBC's Today show.
You're right
yes
That was him in the commercial.
He must have eaten a lot of Big Macs then.
Didn't this clown or a later clown get busted for weed?
I know I’m a madman.
And I know I love this version of Ronald McDonald.
Thee 'was thst good enough' stance at the end... 😂😂😂😂
I like how for the last second you can see the actor starts to walk away, when he hears CUT!
The more famous theme “you deserve a break today” was I believe written by Barry Manilow, possibly the best song he ever wrote.
That is a fact, Jack!
What about the song ships or his ever popular Copacabana
And this Ronald is played by Willard Scott
@@ItsReallyJackBlack IMDb doesn't show he played this Ronald but it does show that he played bozo the clown
@@nomusicrc Use some other resource then. Everyone and every other place lists him as this Ronald. Including every documentary and all his biographies, Wikipedia and McDonald's websites
That’s one of the scariest clowns I have ever seen😬
Just 2 years after the Ray Kroc buyout. I remember our MacDonalds burger stand here in Wa State. It was walk-up only. Just 6 wood bench seats outside in the weather, when strangers could stand to sit beside each other, in the weather. Thanks Clomeval. Willard Scott as Ronald. Amazing weatherman,,Crappy Clown. lol.
And they still made it big. Surprising.
Good Lord, I was born in "63", glad I don't remember that, I would have had nightmares!
I remember those particular restaurant designs. Had one just like it where I grew up.
I remember all of those cars😳😳
We have a new version of that design in Atlantic Beach Florida. Unfortunately it’s the worst McDonald’s I have ever been to. And they don’t care.
There was one with a retro design near me that they sadly toned down when they remodeled.
Imagine tripping on acid in the 60s and you pull in to get a burger only to be greeted by a dancing clown
If he tried that today in 2023 he'd scare the sh^t out of everybody. People would run away screaming.
I wonder if anyone thought this was creepy. Same with a lot of the cartoons and stuff from back in the day. It seems like "creepy" was the norm for a lot of things, but I wonder why we see it as creepy now when they thought it was aesthetically pleasing enough to produce content with it back then.
@@truthoverlies6434 It was a different time. Clowns hadn't yet become the stuff of nightmares.
@@PaulRubino All of the nancy boys and nancy girls are scared of their own shadow today.
I'd like to see him come back. Ronald Mcdonald the hamburger happy clown. I dressed up as him last year.
I now understand where John Wayne Gacy got his inspiration from
i thought this was going to be some demented creepy jumpscare stuff, i’m so glad that this is all that is was.
I think they might be on to something here. I was at one of their restaurants and the food is pretty good!
Oh well, I didn’t want to sleep tonight anyways
This looks like a Horror VHS Tape
Oh i love it, great video
Remember the early '70 ad campaign? "Change back from your dollar". You could get a hamburger, small fry and a small drink for under a dollar. Now you are lucky to get change back from your $10.00 bill.
The only thing scarier than this clown is the thing in charge of it. 😳
Ronald really had a glow up!
Willard Scott was AWESOME!!
I like that he's wearing a full combo meal including a cup for a nose
Now I know where IT 🎈got his dance moves. 😱
Wonder if kids were scared of him back then
And also I like that this commercial was took in 1963 with the original McDonald’s building and arches and on the sign right there it’s speedy McDonald’s original mascot!
I love how you can still see the original mascot speedy in this commercial with the new mascot Ronald 😂
i will never understand why they thought panting his mouth red was a good idea, that looks like blood
Welp, that's why a lot of people feel uneasy with clowns when it comes to their face paint colour...
Well, you can just rock me to sleep tonight
Okay, Sweetie. I'll tell you one more story. Grimace used to be the Evil Grimace who had four arms and would bully little children out of having their milkshake.
Are you ready to turn out the light now or do you want me to tell you all about Captain Crook ?
Finally, something I DON'T remember! 😁
Wow. This is definitely not a clown I'd trust around children!
I wonder if Ted Bundy was driving that Beetle car behind him? 🤔
It was Ed gein.
@@manikyum nah Ed was probably trying to ride a dead horse or something like that :>
I don't remember this one. Must not have visited this time period, too much trouble with causality.
What's funny is that this Ronald is a weather man named Willard Scott
At McDonalds HQ: How can we boost sales? I know! Nightmare fuel!
So, we finally know what Joe Biden was doing in the 60’s!
Now when I go to McDonalds, there is no happy clown, only a lady who says: Hi, my name is Taneeshqua, can I take yo ohder?
He was Willard Scott, the old today show weatherman, he invented Ronald..
That jump at the end looks like the perfect form for a low-bar squat.
Needed about a 2 seconds more out of you Willard. Or a quicker fade. Gotta hold those final poses until you hear cut..
Well you could blame that on the editor. Could have easily cut to another image to finish out the song
That original Ronald is retro peak goofy looking.
The Corvair car in the background is about 100x more normal.
I remember my pops used to take us to the McDonalds in Downey, CA. in the late 60's! It was such a treat to go there. 5 cent hamburgers, 10 cent cheeseburgers, fries I think were 15 cents!
Those were the days. Who knows how to make a time machine?!
😁😂😂😕😓😭
Back in the day when McDonald's fries were cooked in beef tallow and not the toxic garbage oils that they use now. The delicious taste of the original McDonald's fries will forever be burned in my memory.
@@miltonbates6425 Yes, they were delicious! Young people will never know how great they used to taste. The hamburgers were pretty good too. I haven't had a McDonald's hamburger in 15 years, cause they don't taste very good at all. And have you seen the size of the "Big Macs"? Laughable to say the least.
I remember we used to go to Downey from Seal Beach straight up 605, Dad had a station wagon you could seat in the back seat that faced the back and stick your feet out the roll up window. Great times and a lot less people then.
@@paulaarchuleta8684 Yes indeed! Great times, and a simpler lifestyle back then. 😊🤗
@@paulaarchuleta8684 ...except for the exhaust fumes that entered the car and gave one a headache.
My father said they used to serve actual food and it was great and that now it's just dangerous mystery food with way too many unnecessary chemicals that only harm you. So sad.
What in the actual frick....
McDonald's needs to bring this commercial back.
Sincerely,
The Kurger Bing.
This version of McDonalds is still open in Downey, CA. on the corner of Lakewood and Firestone blvd . One of the oldest existing McDonald's in it's original location.
Holy crap! The original Ronald McDonald was a creepy clown. I thought they used a clown for a mascot to make the place more appealing to children but if they still used this one when I was young, I'd be too creeped out to go anywhere near the place.
To make it even better, that's Willard Scott, from the Today show. He was doing a job when he needed money, and later found a bit more success.
@@LordScrambles1 I believe he actually created that character.
Yup.
Look into a mirror at midnight and say "Mayor McCheese" three times. This Ronald will then pop out of your mirror.
Been to that McDonald's, the line for the drive-thru was crazy long because it's the first McDonald's but 100% worth it . I'm sure several people were there because of the movie The Founder as well
I almost shit my pants. I thought this was an intro to Scream 5.
Yes, it's the same Willard Scott: The Weatherman.
Fun fact: Ronald Mcdonald was removed as a priority mascot for Mcdonald’s around 2016 due to the Killer Clown pandemic 😭
Gimme the weather report, “Ronald!”
Now that is a terrifying clown lol. Seriously, I'd have been terrified to go there as a kid, if Ronald McDonald had still looked like that in the 80's/90's. Also, his outfit looks like he just escaped McDonald's jail.
I play this on repeat to scare away the Boogeyman.
We wouldn't see this now days because we live in a Sensitive World.
Thank God they upgraded the design
I would listen to a weather forecast from this character. I do not think I would buy the world's blandest hamburger from him.
Willard Scott was the weather man on the Today show for many years!
The original McDonalds is located in San Bernardino, CA. It is now a museum situated along the historic Route 66.
Imagine this played in 2023 on tv
That...
Was creepy.
I was bracing for a jumpscare.
🇦🇬✊🏾🇵🇷
Man is outside doing tiktoks 60 years before anyone else
very nice
That’s Willard Scott in his fitter, trimmer days.
32 minutes before filming: “Hey, let’s make a commercial featuring a clown!”
I knew not to watch it. I knew. Yet here I am. I have no self-control 😅