The 1999 dot-com boom - Retro Commercials Vol 396
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- Опубликовано: 14 авг 2024
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I was a senior in high school in 99 what a great year....i feel blessed too grow up and see the 80's 90's and early 2000's
True indeed me too
lucky bastard :( I was 7 years old in 99 lol
Would have been a senior in 99 i quit in 97 because i thought i knew it all...boy was i wrong.
Good.
I was in Junior High and growing up in the 90s the 2000s and remembering part of the 80s is a special kind of thing that anyone under maybe 25 years old wont understand.
whats sad in 99 I would complain about commercials but now I am watching them missing the good old days 99 was the best year for me
Yeah we had no idea they were going to get so much worse and crappier
What happened that made it so great for you? Curious!
@@turkeyrunfarms well I was a senior in high school got to hang out with friends and not worry about anything just have fun I can say is the last year where I did not worry about money.
@JevaughnSmith2020 NO question. being 7 in 2000, the 99-02 era was special. Nickelodean at its best, pro wrestling, and much more.
@dantrel81 why 2004 what made it so special
I Pay 11.99 A Month For RUclips Premium So i don't have to watch ads yet I watched this channel yesterday for 3 Hrs
Fucking same 😭
Different psychological warfare techniques for different eras
Hear, hear!
@Yyoung Trees because thats how much youtube premium cost per month.
Haha me too bro
I miss the flow and vibe of late 90's computer and website ads. It made me so excited about the future...Well back here now looking back. Its not all bad, just miss these days.
No the future is really bad an fuck up I wish social media platform wasn’t never created that’s facts
Yes.
back then commercials were so much more like short films.
Nope, today ... they're short films
I can only imagine how many drunk calls Coors got.
Oh God right? I don't know what they were thinking with that one.
"How's the wea... hiccup... weather? I love you!"
I hope it's still legit. I'm a few Banquets away from asking how their weather's going
@@guentermcbuenter2651 haha I'm over the county line here. Gotta go to bed soon, shits going to occur tomorrow I'm sure. Snowing here. Neighbor is cranking his tunes, zero fucks given, I got no probs, other neighbors get triggered. Hope your night is good as mine, drinkin Appleton estate and Canada dry here
Right just to ask how's the weather 😆😆
These are the years I remember best. I was 13 in 99 and loving it
It's 1999, I better get back to work on my Geocities web page....maybe I'll add on a web ring, a visitor counter, and a guest book for people to sign.
Yup...those were the days where people like me "who knew nothing of web design" would try to make our own websites. Hell, I had a couple on the old lycos angelfire service.
Why you gotta do this to me 😭😭😭 pretty sure my Angelfire page is still kickin
Sorry. This webpage is under construction.
bruh that midi background music is fire
Yes.
Man watching these commercials again sure does not fell like 21 years ago.
Commodorefan64 Yes, these don’t SEEM old....unlike 70’s or 80’s ads. But hard to believe this was last century.
That's because it wasn't that long ago and a lot of stuff has remained basically the same, especially in the internet era. In contrast, we used to watch 80s tapes of recorded tv shows back then in the late 90s and the difference was extremely noticeable.
@@microbios8586 That's still 21 years ago, so long enough, as I was still in high school(got out in 00), I already have a step daughter about to graduate high school, and I have a great nephew who will be 2 early next year. I think as you pointed out a lot of things culturally slowed down in a lot of ways in the 2000's and 2010's even as technology has progressed going from having a cell phone as a luxury for even a basic Motorola C139 candy bar, to the majority having a computer in their pockets that's online 24/7, and more powerful than any computer the average consumer could buy in 99 that can last upwards of 2-3 days on a charge.
@@microbios8586 Thank you, I was just thinking the same thing. You could clean up and upscale a few of these and people would be none the wiser.
Special effects in movies too for that matter, the quality has improved but its almost barely noticeable.
Okay.
I need a time machine to go back to the 90s!!! The best time ever!!!
I couldn’t agree more with you. Everything today is just too political
Yes.
A lot would argue its the 80s
Biggie Biggie Biggie, can't you see
Sometimes your fries just hypnotize me
:D
@@DavesArchives dave, of course.
Oh dang, I remember those Columbia House CD flyers.
This must be a commercial for Amazon... oh....
I said the same thing!
Me too
Same
Right?
We all whiffed that shot.
I hag to laugh at the old cell phones in the sprint commericals while watching this on a Samsung galaxy phone. 😂😆
Playing Crash Team Racing on ps1 in 1999, a rental from blockbuster.
The same disc had Tony Hawk 1
Twisted Metal!!
Yes.
Man, something about the razor blade and olive garden really hits that 90s feel. Wake your supermodel parents in this perfectly lit room to give your dad a razor as a gift, you'll have nonstop laughter with your extended family at the olive garden where even the waitress will be smiling at your loud antics. It's so suburban and fake yet it invokes a warm feeling I can't quite describe. Gotta also love the spelling of "Früt cooler" to make it seem exotic and hip. Reminds me of shampoos and body mist for some reason.
a tear drops when I watch this.....
I couldn't wait to be old enough to CDs by the dozens through Columbia House lmao
Johnny Knoxville and the bad guy from Kindergarten Cop in a commercial together. Only in the 90s...
Man, Barnes and Noble actually had a head start??! 😂
21 years ago in 1999, I was in 10th grade in high school!! I was at the Millennium party at a casino!
Damn, in 1999 I was in the 4th grade.
Yes.
I love watching these, brings back my childhood. Also the days when my parents were younger and healthier.
I’ve watched 20 hours of these and I’ve concluded that in order for it to be a 90s commercial you need:
1. Dutch angles
2. A toll-free number
3. Someone in a suit
4. Movie trailer VO
5. Dave Thomas
Don't forget long distance rate plans!
Them.
I only remember the Wendie's commercial with the car nearly tipping over
Wendy's
A dark premonition of America's obesity crisis to come, because that implied crazy serving size, the weight tipping cars off kilter, translates to the same thing just with it going into absurdly fat people actually compressing and or lopsiding their vehicle to the point of blowing the hubcaps clear off
Yes.
Wow I watched a lot of TV 🤣🤣🤣 I remember a lot of these commercials!
That Sprint commercial could be a movie 😂
I remember that John Wayne Coors ad but had no idea one of those guys was Johnny Knoxville.
Right!!!! Lol
He is.
I've still got my CDs from Colombia house
Intel commercials havent changed in 20 years.
Just watching to try to get a small taste of my childhood home life with my amazing dad... He passed last year, we would always watch TV after a great hike or something. Just a taste...
Sorry my friend. Lost my mom not long ago and I’ve been watching a lot of these old commercials to remind myself of the good times.
Thanks for sharing, Bryce. It's good to cherish these memories.
@@DavesArchives you too.
1999 was the last year of the last greatest decade. It all goes down hill after 2000.
04 it started going downhill
Oh.
Right
Man I miss the old Wendy’s fries
I to this day still have no idea how these Columbia house CD things work. Now I just go to the retro video/music store and get the "mystery" grab bag for $20. Seems more straight forward.
Back before society started to crumble, bring me back!
I think the same thing every time I watch these kinds of videos. Do you think it's because we're just getting old and miss the days when we were younger, or are things really that bad? Personally, I think things are really freaking bad, but I do miss those days lol.
2013 is when shit really hit the fan. Before that, it wasn't all too bad.
@@KaiserAllen what happen in 13
So you don't want cheap healthcare and instant access to all your favorite movies?
@@Clay3613 seems like we traded that for less emotionally intelligent and sincerely honest people.
I was finishing high school back in '99, i remember the Y2K scare as well! Being born in 1980, I'm the last old school generation before the new millennium and social media lol
I miss the old Wendy’s 😭😢
God. This is 20 years back now.
8:45 This Chevy Blazer commercial was absolutely inspired by the MST3K "entering the Theater" intro, and you cannot convince me otherwise
I think so too :)
OMG, yes!
@@DavesArchives wow.
Nia Vardalos from “My Big Fat Greek Wedding” in the Reynolds Wrap commercial 10:40
I remember drinking Frut Coolers back then.
Crazy....just noticed Johnny Knoxville in a Coors Light commercial before he decided to do the Jackass stuff. Obviously if acting doesn't pan out, viral videos will get ya famous!
1:36 CDs? no, YOU sound like dad. Lol
LMAO
Yes.
I never knew the Sprint commercial was shot in old towne Orange, CA.
Fun fact: that mach 3 razor is the best one gillette came out with even til today
Thank you Dave, loved the Columbia House add you showed, I got sucked into that with tapes, bunch of crooks! I remember some of the adds, I was working a lot during the time and did not watch much TV though. Great job as always my friend:)
Thanks as always, Brian! Yup, they got me too ... :(
It's even worse when you try to re-sell them. A few weeks ago, I bought a ton of CDs from a Yard Sale, hoping to flip them on one of those selling apps. I kept getting an error message saying they wouldn't take them even though they were in great condition. Then I noticed on one of the CDs that the barcode had a BMG copyright on it (BMG, I believe, was what Columbia House turned into in the early 2000s). Long story short, about 80 of the CDs I bought had that BMG barcode, so I couldn't sell them on an app or at a Used CD store--ebay was my only hope, and I was lucky to break even.
Moral of the Story: Columbia House (and all Record clearing houses for that matter) SUCKS!
@@PIXPromosMore True, and I'm sorry for your bad pick at a yard sale. That company was the scurge of the land back then. If you still go to yard sales, look for banned LP's, they bring more $:)
@@DavesArchives okay dave.
Wow pre jackass johnny knoxville!!!
It's Timothy Olyphant
Was it really??
No it definitely was johnny knoxville!!!
That's cool, seeing an commercial with Johnny Knoxville and John Wayne.
He is.
Sports Authority, County Seat, Structure, Merry-Go-Round (lol), Record Town, Tape World, Sam Goody, Service Merchandise, and back when Olive Garden was a halfway decent place to eat. Now it's just awful in every way imaginable...that also goes for 90% of other restaurants as well.
I remember my dad using those Reynolds hot bags on the grill and them shits melted and caught fire real easy. A lot of burned corn and veggies at the dinner table in the 90s.
at 6:03, is that Johnny Knoxville?
Yes it is. I had no idea he was an actor before Jackass
And Chris Pontius if my eyes don't deceive me!
@@BrianAlkerton
Wow, you're right.
How come in all these years they never mentioned this stuff? 🤔
@@RicArmstrong He wasn't completely unknown in 1999. He was known at least within the skateboarding world from certain films including Bam Margera's CKY videos. He probably was doing auditions for commercials and/or was being scouted in the entertainment industry. This wasn't long before Jackass.
@@BrianAlkerton that's not Pontius
Back in 1999 Columbia House was still sending threatening letters to my parents' house demanding that Mr. Phil McCracken make good on his deal to purchase the remaining CD's at regular club prices from that deal signed in 1992.
Phil was an elusive fellow.
lol, good ol Columbia House!
BMG was just as bad. My friend would use me as his "referral" and pick garbage CDs for me so he could get the free CDs for signing someone else up. They called me to collect on them and I simply asked the lady, "do you really think a 21 year old male actually ordered TLC and Ace of Base on their own?"
@@DavesArchives nice.
Dave have you done a video game commercial episode yet? I’m new to your channel and love it all the way
Thanks, Gaming! Not yet, but it will definitely happen :)
@@DavesArchives okay dave.
I loved Olive Gardens salads when they had artichoke hearts in them...
c-a-l-l-a-t-t......I remember I used walk around repeating that for no reason.
Dude so did I. Fucking hilarious
Save a buck a two a three
Oh.
It's weird to see some of these commercials. They seem like they were just on the yesterday. Yet it's not yesterday...it's 22 years ago, and it looks old.
I'm 11 years old again....😌
+ 2 =
True.
Memories of 99 was fun times as a teen
I was 9 in 99 I remember a lot of these commercials well
Me too
Okay.
I hope people kept their Y2K shelters...
I agree with the persons comment below me use to always complain about commercials know I can't wait to watch a new upload...🤣🤣
Ha!
@@DavesArchives OMG 😲😍😭💖💓😳.
Who else was only a mere five years old during that wild, crazy year? I didn't even start Kindergarten back then (cuz my folks held me back a year, for some reason).
Miss the 90s man 😔
I was born in 96 I vaguely remember that snap.com commercial! Funny enough it’s owned by Snapchat now!
that John Wayne commercial was over the top
You know it's bad when you're looking up commercials
Ain’t that the truth
If you listen closely to that Wendy's commercial, you can hear George Carlin facepalming really, really hard.
david arquette johnny knoxville🤣
It blows my mind, many things changed the world within first 15 years of my life. Fall of the Berlin Wall, Chernobyl, challenger shuttle exploding, first trade center attack, Dallas Cowboys were actually a good team lol, grunge era🤘🏻, Oklahoma bombing... September 11th 2001.... that’s where it all changed.
Fall of the Soviet Union too
Oooooh.
and at 10:45, that's Top gear USA's very own Adam Ferrera
Always wrecking shit
Oh.
Johnny Knoxville in a coors commercial is gnarly
I miss life before 9/11.
I was 19 in 1999 and you couldn't tell me nothing!
I was 16.
I was 9
Really.
2:20 Is that Salma Hayek in the Revlon mascara commercial?
I also thought that Johnny Knoxville was Josh Duhamel until I saw the comments and were like, oh right, that is Johnny Knoxville and not Josh Duhamel.
That wasn't Knoxville it was Timothy Olyphant
She is.
I remember that. and Y2K!! Everyone was supposed to be prepared for Y2K on Jan. 1, 2000!!!
Your phone processor in 2020 is far superior to that Intel 3 Pentium processor. Lol. Mindblowing. And your memory storage is 1000 times larger. If not more.. All in your palm. We knew pcs would advance. But we didnt think wed see it come this far this fast. To have the power we do in our pockets... It means its only going to speed up now. What took 20 years. We did in 10 years in the 90s... And now its done in a month or less. In the early 2000s computers became obsolete the very second they hit the shelf for sale and nothing has changed it continues to be that way today put on a scale exponentially greater
Anyone else watching this stuff for part nostalgia and part to see where it all went so wrong..
That’s Johnny Knoxville from Jackass in the Coors Light commercial!
I skipped a commercial so I could watch more commercials.
The Duke!!!!!
Michael Ealey in the Wendy's commercial lol
Called the coors 1-800 number. Still works.
Wow o didn’t know Johnny Knoxville was in a commercial with The Duke lol
You normally skip commercials but I'm watching them on here.
20 years and these STILL look better than the PCMatic commercials
Y'all should consider donating to the patreon!
I love seeing my hometown in random commercials
@@user-xt3hk1wh6l yes it was.
Wow.
Oh eff it’s Johnny Knoxville!
When Heather Locklear was, "worth it"
RETRO COMMERCIALS 396TH VOLUME 4 TO GO FROM MY 400TH VOLUME
RETRO COMMERCIALS 396TH VOLUME 4 TO GO FROM MY 400TH VOLUME
Nice.
11:15 If we only knew how much the internet was going to impact the world..
and in 2021, we still have a lot to go through
Wow the WCW World Heavyweight Champion is in that AT&T commercial!
Adam Ferrara! Johnny Knoxville! Seems like I recognize the guy in the Sports Authority ad too, but I can't remember his name.
Now I want to go to the mall to have Olive Garden with a Coors Light and then swing by Sports Authority. If we still had malls, that is.
Damn can I be 11 yrs old again
Boy if i could have copyrighted facebook in 99'......
Good ol collect calling
I want to know what the weather's like in Golden Colorado.
Club Ramada! I can't imagine that was successful; is Ramada still around? Great selection, Dave! Keep the memories coming?
Thanks, Jeff - I'll keep em coming!
@@DavesArchives you too dave.
Holy crap I forgot people like David Arquette and Adam Ferarra used to do commercials
This dude really be putting commercials on during commercials
Was that Johnny Knoxville in the colors commercial with John Wayne.
Coors 1-800 still works
I'm actually going to call to ask the weather!
They moved to Chicago. No more Mountains.
Sweet! I was wondering about that. I'm a few Banquets away from calling 🙃
Yes.