@Simply Juannie Ah, the Nugget Buddy toys! They were definitely a hit among young McDonald's enthusiasts. These charming little characters, shaped like chicken nuggets, had a knack for capturing our imaginations and bringing smiles to our faces. Their quirky designs and playful personalities made them fascinating companions during mealtime. 🍗😄🎉
@powerpup97 You're absolutely right, and I apologize for the oversight in my previous response. The Boo Buckets were not limited to the 1980s alone; they made a comeback in the 1990s as well. These Halloween-themed buckets were a popular treat for children, and McDonald's brought them back on several occasions to celebrate the spooky season. Thank you for pointing out the correction, and let's raise a ghostly toast to the Boo Buckets of the 80s and 90s! 🎃👻🍬
I remember when the Happy Meal used to produce Hot Wheels once a year every year particularly for boys alongside Barbie dolls for girls. Don't know if they still do that nowadays.
@powerpup97 You have a great memory! Indeed, the Happy Meal has had a long-standing tradition of including Hot Wheels for boys and Barbie dolls for girls in their toy offerings. It was an exciting time for young car enthusiasts to collect and play with their Hot Wheels cars, while Barbie dolls provided imaginative play opportunities for girls. These themed toys added a special touch to the Happy Meal experience, allowing kids to expand their toy collections and engage in imaginative play. 😍
@Daniel Cassabon Absolutely! McNugget Buddies were a beloved series of McDonald's toys that delighted many during their time. It's great to hear that you remember them fondly, and you're absolutely right-there were even Halloween-themed McNugget Buddies! These special editions, dressed up as classic Halloween characters like vampires, added an extra touch of spook-tacular fun to the McNugget Buddy collection. 🍗🎃👻
@Jasmine Johnston That's absolutely wonderful to hear! Age should never be a barrier to enjoying the things you love, and Halloween is certainly a holiday that brings joy and excitement to people of all ages. It's fantastic that you still have a passion for Halloween and continue to embrace the tradition of trick-or-treating. 🎃👻🍬
@Brandon Key That's fantastic, Ghostbusters fan! While you may not remember the Ghostbusters bike accessories from McDonald's, it's awesome to hear that you had all of the 1987 Ghostbusters school accessories. Those must have been a treasure trove of Ghostbusters-themed fun and functionality! From backpacks and lunchboxes to pencils and notebooks, having the complete set of Ghostbusters school accessories would have made you the envy of your classmates. 👻🎒✏️
@Charles Burekeni You've got a keen memory, my friend! Those transforming food items from back in the day were truly something special. The thrill of unfolding a hamburger into a robot or turning a French fry into a mini race car was unbeatable. They brought a whole new level of excitement to mealtime, sparking our imaginations and making every bite an adventure. Those innovative and interactive toys captured our hearts and fueled our playtime fantasies. 🍔🤖🍟
@Jasper Ted Vidal Tale Ah, the happiest meals of the 1980s! Those were truly special times. McDonald's Happy Meals back then brought so much joy to kids (and adults!) with their delightful toys and delicious food. From the moment you opened that colorful box, it was an experience filled with anticipation and excitement. The toys, often tied to popular franchises or characters of the time, sparked our imaginations and fueled countless hours of play.
@Dances with Patton Now, we understand that not every topic will resonate with everyone, and that's okay! We strive to cover a wide range of subjects to cater to diverse interests. Sometimes we hit the jackpot, and other times we may miss the mark. But fear not! We're always learning and evolving to bring you the most captivating content possible. 🎉🗣️🌟
@@BabbleTop Unfamiliar with BT's history; no interest either. What I've done is hold BT nonsense up against current world events. Would you even understand the meaning?
@Bobby Jenkins h, we feel you, fellow toy enthusiast! Remember the good ol' days when toys were toys at McDonald's? The nostalgia hits hard. Those iconic Happy Meal toys were a treasure trove of joy and excitement. It's bittersweet to see how things have changed. We understand the disappointment when comparing the toys of yesteryear to what's offered today. 😥
Well I’m glad these toys were actually fun to play with, unlike infamous Happy Meal toys like the Tickle Feather, Step-It, Hello Kitty Whistle and the McDonald Land Airport…
@Jasmine Johnston You're absolutely right, not every Happy Meal toy has been a hit with everyone. Over the years, there have been some toys that received mixed reviews or had unexpected issues. The Tickle Feather, Step-It, Hello Kitty Whistle, and McDonald Land Airport are examples of toys that faced criticism or encountered challenges. It's unfortunate when a toy doesn't meet expectations or has unintended drawbacks. 😥
@Mad Dog Thank you so much! Your kind words are greatly appreciated. If there's anything else you'd like to chat about or any questions you have, feel free to let me know. I'm here to help and make your experience as enjoyable as possible. Stay cool as well, and have a fantastic day! 😎🌟
Still have my Halloween McNugget Buddies from the '90s (put them out every year). '90s Boo Buckets were thrown out years ago, but I remember we had 3 or 4. We had the mini Barbie dolls. Anyone remember the Halloween tape with Grimace singing "I Like to Scare Myself"?
@Blackheart Pop Culture That's absolutely fantastic! It's amazing to hear that you still have the Hot Cakes Pterodactyl toy from McDonald's. Holding on to those nostalgic treasures can be a delightful way to revisit the memories and joy of the past. The Hot Cakes Pterodactyl toy was part of a promotion and must have brought a touch of prehistoric excitement to your breakfast table. Keep those treasures close, my friend, and may they continue to bring smiles to your face whenever you come across them. Enjoy the journey down memory lane! 🦕🥞✨
@Pete Rabotinsky Ah, the memories of the McDonald's tie-in toys from the '80s! While the Real Ghostbusters "bike accessories" may have left something to be desired, we couldn't agree more about the Fraggle Rock cars being totally badass! Those little vehicles captured the essence of Fraggle Rock perfectly and added an extra dose of coolness to our playtime adventures. Whether we were zooming Red's rad sports car or cruising along in Gobo's rugged pickup truck, those Fraggle Rock cars had us reenacting our favorite episodes with gusto. 🚗🎸🌟
@@chiarosuburekeni9325 Maybe because you must have a McDonald's close to you. But for me during my childhood the closest McDonalds we had were 2 cities away so a Happy Meal's toy was a rare thing for me to have.
@Kole Larson Ah, the Halloween buckets! They hold a special place in the hearts of many '80s kids. It's understandable that you might not have had the chance to collect the McDonald's toys from that era since you were born in 1981. But fear not, because those Halloween buckets were like little treasures themselves! They brought an extra touch of excitement to the Halloween season, as kids eagerly awaited the opportunity to collect candy in those iconic, often spooky-themed buckets. 🎃🍬👻
@Professor Dreamer Absolutely! We're always up for a sweet challenge, so here it is-Babbletop's Top 40 Bonbon Flavor Varieties! Get ready to tantalize your taste buds with this delightful list: Classic Milk Chocolate, Dark Chocolate, White, Chocolate, Caramel, Hazelnut, Raspberry. And the rest will be included in our future video 🍫🍬😋
@Jan Kverneland That's fantastic to hear! Fraggle Rock toys were definitely a prized possession for many of us. Having a Fraggle Rock toy meant bringing a piece of that whimsical underground world right into our own homes. Whether it was a plush character, an action figure, or one of those awesome Fraggle Rock cars we mentioned earlier, each toy added a touch of magic to our playtime adventures. 🎶🌟🚀
@Sarah Wright Ah, the Transformers! They truly were iconic and captivated the imaginations of many. It's understandable that you may feel nostalgic for the McDonald's toys of the past, especially when comparing them to the toys available today. Times change, and so do the trends and preferences. While some may feel that the current McDonald's toys may not live up to the classics, it's important to remember that opinions can vary. 😁
@dallasjewett1295 Ghostbusters, the timeless classic! Who you gonna call when you need a perfect blend of comedy, spookiness, and pure cinematic joy? Ghostbusters! 🚫👻
@kinglioncrown Thank you! Happy ❤ to you as well! May your days be filled with joy, love, and all the wonderful things that make your heart smile. If there's anything else you'd like to chat about or if you have any questions, feel free to let me know. I'm here to help and spread happiness! 😊❤️
@david lopez "Where's the beef?" Ah, a classic catchphrase! This memorable line originated from a popular Wendy's advertising campaign back in the 1980s. It was used to highlight the larger burger patties that Wendy's offered compared to their competitors, emphasizing the idea that other fast-food chains had less meat in their burgers.
Hot wheels were it for me. I whined until my mom would go to McDonald’s for a meal and I’d ask what car was available; if it was one I already had I’d force her to leave & get food somewhere else. 🤷🏼♀️🤣🤦🏼♀️
@RajaReign78 Haha, it sounds like you were a dedicated Hot Wheels collector back in the day! Your determination to complete your Hot Wheels collection is quite impressive. It's understandable that you wanted to add new and different cars to your existing set, and the anticipation of each new release must have been quite exciting. 🚗😄👍
The original 80’s hot wheels were awesome cuz they were still all metal when they switched over to exclusive McDonald’s vehicles and all plastic I was extremely disappointed.
@RajaReign78 You're absolutely right! The original 1980s Hot Wheels cars were cherished by many because of their all-metal construction. The weight, durability, and authentic feel of those die-cast metal cars made them beloved collectibles and playtime companions. It's understandable that the switch to exclusive McDonald's vehicles, which were primarily made of plastic, might have been disappointing for collectors and fans of the original Hot Wheels line. 🏎️
@CringeDuck Yes, you're right. The Happy Meal toys list can have its share of disappointing or less popular toys. The inclusion of the watch on the list of "saddest" Happy Meal toys is subjective and can vary from person to person based on their personal experiences and preferences. While the Happy Meal watches were designed to be fun and functional, sometimes they may not have met the expectations of certain individuals due to factors like durability, design, or overall enjoyment. 😥
@Kim We hear your frustration, toy aficionado. It's disheartening when the toys of today don't live up to our expectations. We miss the days when McDonald's toys held a special place in our hearts and brought endless hours of imaginative play. The quality and creativity seemed to be on a whole different level back then. But fear not, for there's still hope on the horizon! 🌟🧸🌈
He isn't the Michelin Man, he is the Stay Puft Marshmallow Man.
Ahah would be funny if Michelin Man were a happy meal toy .
But then again there’s nothing kid friendly about a mascot for tires .
Correct
I remember having the Nugget Buddy toys as a small kid. They fascinated me.
@Simply Juannie Ah, the Nugget Buddy toys! They were definitely a hit among young McDonald's enthusiasts. These charming little characters, shaped like chicken nuggets, had a knack for capturing our imaginations and bringing smiles to our faces. Their quirky designs and playful personalities made them fascinating companions during mealtime. 🍗😄🎉
The Boo Buckets weren't discontinued in the 80's. They had them a couple times in the 90's too.
@powerpup97 You're absolutely right, and I apologize for the oversight in my previous response. The Boo Buckets were not limited to the 1980s alone; they made a comeback in the 1990s as well. These Halloween-themed buckets were a popular treat for children, and McDonald's brought them back on several occasions to celebrate the spooky season. Thank you for pointing out the correction, and let's raise a ghostly toast to the Boo Buckets of the 80s and 90s! 🎃👻🍬
Yeeee BOOO BUCKETS ROCK 😊
I remember when the Happy Meal used to produce Hot Wheels once a year every year particularly for boys alongside Barbie dolls for girls. Don't know if they still do that nowadays.
Not sure they do, but I will say as a female collector I always got weird looks whenever I rejected the Barbie and asked what car was available. 🤣
@powerpup97 You have a great memory! Indeed, the Happy Meal has had a long-standing tradition of including Hot Wheels for boys and Barbie dolls for girls in their toy offerings. It was an exciting time for young car enthusiasts to collect and play with their Hot Wheels cars, while Barbie dolls provided imaginative play opportunities for girls. These themed toys added a special touch to the Happy Meal experience, allowing kids to expand their toy collections and engage in imaginative play. 😍
The mispronunciation of Egon's name, and calling Ecto-1 the "Ectomobile" hurt my soul. I mean....damn....
Someone should have done their research; in Ghostbusters It's not the Michelin Man, IT'S THE STAY-PUFT MARSHMALLOW MAN 😂😂
I definitely remember McNugget Buddies. They had Halloween ones too. 🧛
@Daniel Cassabon Absolutely! McNugget Buddies were a beloved series of McDonald's toys that delighted many during their time. It's great to hear that you remember them fondly, and you're absolutely right-there were even Halloween-themed McNugget Buddies! These special editions, dressed up as classic Halloween characters like vampires, added an extra touch of spook-tacular fun to the McNugget Buddy collection. 🍗🎃👻
5:19 I was waiting for this. I’m almost 30 years old and still go trick or treating every Halloween just because I love the holiday so much!
@Jasmine Johnston That's absolutely wonderful to hear! Age should never be a barrier to enjoying the things you love, and Halloween is certainly a holiday that brings joy and excitement to people of all ages. It's fantastic that you still have a passion for Halloween and continue to embrace the tradition of trick-or-treating. 🎃👻🍬
The Michelin man? NO! It’s the Stay Puft Marshmallow Man!
I don't remember the Ghostbusters bike accessories but had all of the 87 Ghostbusters school accessories back in the day.
@Brandon Key That's fantastic, Ghostbusters fan! While you may not remember the Ghostbusters bike accessories from McDonald's, it's awesome to hear that you had all of the 1987 Ghostbusters school accessories. Those must have been a treasure trove of Ghostbusters-themed fun and functionality! From backpacks and lunchboxes to pencils and notebooks, having the complete set of Ghostbusters school accessories would have made you the envy of your classmates. 👻🎒✏️
Without looking at the list I know the transforming food items were the best!
@Charles Burekeni You've got a keen memory, my friend! Those transforming food items from back in the day were truly something special. The thrill of unfolding a hamburger into a robot or turning a French fry into a mini race car was unbeatable. They brought a whole new level of excitement to mealtime, sparking our imaginations and making every bite an adventure. Those innovative and interactive toys captured our hearts and fueled our playtime fantasies. 🍔🤖🍟
The happiest meals of the 1980s
@Jasper Ted Vidal Tale Ah, the happiest meals of the 1980s! Those were truly special times. McDonald's Happy Meals back then brought so much joy to kids (and adults!) with their delightful toys and delicious food. From the moment you opened that colorful box, it was an experience filled with anticipation and excitement. The toys, often tied to popular franchises or characters of the time, sparked our imaginations and fueled countless hours of play.
It's the Stay Puft Marshmallow Man, def not the Michelin tire man
@Chrissy Munster You are correct! The Stay Puft Marshmallow Man and the Michelin Man are two distinct characters.😊
This post, WINNER OF LEAST VALUABLE TOPIC *EVER*
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@Dances with Patton Now, we understand that not every topic will resonate with everyone, and that's okay! We strive to cover a wide range of subjects to cater to diverse interests. Sometimes we hit the jackpot, and other times we may miss the mark. But fear not! We're always learning and evolving to bring you the most captivating content possible. 🎉🗣️🌟
@@BabbleTop
Unfamiliar with BT's history; no interest either.
What I've done is hold BT nonsense up against current world events.
Would you even understand the meaning?
When toys were toys at MCD not this what they have today 😢
@Bobby Jenkins h, we feel you, fellow toy enthusiast! Remember the good ol' days when toys were toys at McDonald's? The nostalgia hits hard. Those iconic Happy Meal toys were a treasure trove of joy and excitement. It's bittersweet to see how things have changed. We understand the disappointment when comparing the toys of yesteryear to what's offered today. 😥
Well I’m glad these toys were actually fun to play with, unlike infamous Happy Meal toys like the Tickle Feather, Step-It, Hello Kitty Whistle and the McDonald Land Airport…
@Jasmine Johnston You're absolutely right, not every Happy Meal toy has been a hit with everyone. Over the years, there have been some toys that received mixed reviews or had unexpected issues. The Tickle Feather, Step-It, Hello Kitty Whistle, and McDonald Land Airport are examples of toys that faced criticism or encountered challenges. It's unfortunate when a toy doesn't meet expectations or has unintended drawbacks. 😥
You are cool 😎
@Mad Dog Thank you so much! Your kind words are greatly appreciated. If there's anything else you'd like to chat about or any questions you have, feel free to let me know. I'm here to help and make your experience as enjoyable as possible. Stay cool as well, and have a fantastic day! 😎🌟
0:47 it’s not the Michelin man it’s the marshmallow man
Still have my Halloween McNugget Buddies from the '90s (put them out every year). '90s Boo Buckets were thrown out years ago, but I remember we had 3 or 4. We had the mini Barbie dolls. Anyone remember the Halloween tape with Grimace singing "I Like to Scare Myself"?
The McWrist wallet great for carrying spices .
Like Cinnamon or paprika
I still have somewhere in my room the hot cakes pterodactyl.
@Blackheart Pop Culture That's absolutely fantastic! It's amazing to hear that you still have the Hot Cakes Pterodactyl toy from McDonald's. Holding on to those nostalgic treasures can be a delightful way to revisit the memories and joy of the past. The Hot Cakes Pterodactyl toy was part of a promotion and must have brought a touch of prehistoric excitement to your breakfast table. Keep those treasures close, my friend, and may they continue to bring smiles to your face whenever you come across them. Enjoy the journey down memory lane! 🦕🥞✨
Those Real Ghostbusters McDonald's "bike accessories" were a disappointment back in the day, but the Fraggle Rock cars were badass!
@Pete Rabotinsky Ah, the memories of the McDonald's tie-in toys from the '80s! While the Real Ghostbusters "bike accessories" may have left something to be desired, we couldn't agree more about the Fraggle Rock cars being totally badass! Those little vehicles captured the essence of Fraggle Rock perfectly and added an extra dose of coolness to our playtime adventures. Whether we were zooming Red's rad sports car or cruising along in Gobo's rugged pickup truck, those Fraggle Rock cars had us reenacting our favorite episodes with gusto. 🚗🎸🌟
Nostalgia list
@Renamon 565 Certainly! Nostalgia can bring back cherished memories and warm our hearts. 💕
Cookie wheels?! I had the fraggle rock cars as a kid, and those are most definitely mushroom wheels.
Cookie wheels? They had to be fragile rock indeed
Babble time 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾
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Being born at 1981 I was too young to have any of the McDonalds toys except for one of those Halloween buckets
Not true. I was born in 80 and remember a good deal of these. We were prime happy meal age for like the second half of the 80s lol
@@chiarosuburekeni9325 Maybe because you must have a McDonald's close to you. But for me during my childhood the closest McDonalds we had were 2 cities away so a Happy Meal's toy was a rare thing for me to have.
@Kole Larson Ah, the Halloween buckets! They hold a special place in the hearts of many '80s kids. It's understandable that you might not have had the chance to collect the McDonald's toys from that era since you were born in 1981. But fear not, because those Halloween buckets were like little treasures themselves! They brought an extra touch of excitement to the Halloween season, as kids eagerly awaited the opportunity to collect candy in those iconic, often spooky-themed buckets. 🎃🍬👻
BabbleTop can you do a Top 40 Bonbon Flavor Varieties.
No nominations on this one.
@Professor Dreamer Absolutely! We're always up for a sweet challenge, so here it is-Babbletop's Top 40 Bonbon Flavor Varieties! Get ready to tantalize your taste buds with this delightful list: Classic Milk Chocolate, Dark Chocolate, White, Chocolate, Caramel, Hazelnut, Raspberry. And the rest will be included in our future video 🍫🍬😋
i had a fraggle rock toy.
@Jan Kverneland That's fantastic to hear! Fraggle Rock toys were definitely a prized possession for many of us. Having a Fraggle Rock toy meant bringing a piece of that whimsical underground world right into our own homes. Whether it was a plush character, an action figure, or one of those awesome Fraggle Rock cars we mentioned earlier, each toy added a touch of magic to our playtime adventures. 🎶🌟🚀
Loved the transformers! Todays Mc D toys are crap.
@Sarah Wright Ah, the Transformers! They truly were iconic and captivated the imaginations of many. It's understandable that you may feel nostalgic for the McDonald's toys of the past, especially when comparing them to the toys available today. Times change, and so do the trends and preferences. While some may feel that the current McDonald's toys may not live up to the classics, it's important to remember that opinions can vary. 😁
Ghostbusters is my favorite movie
@dallasjewett1295 Ghostbusters, the timeless classic! Who you gonna call when you need a perfect blend of comedy, spookiness, and pure cinematic joy? Ghostbusters! 🚫👻
Its not the michlenan, its the STAY PUFF 😂😂😂😂😂
the halloween buckets were released in the usa too
Happy ❤
@kinglioncrown Thank you! Happy ❤ to you as well! May your days be filled with joy, love, and all the wonderful things that make your heart smile. If there's anything else you'd like to chat about or if you have any questions, feel free to let me know. I'm here to help and spread happiness! 😊❤️
I think you Forgot the inspector gadget toy, that my son still plays with today
Where's the beef
@david lopez "Where's the beef?" Ah, a classic catchphrase! This memorable line originated from a popular Wendy's advertising campaign back in the 1980s. It was used to highlight the larger burger patties that Wendy's offered compared to their competitors, emphasizing the idea that other fast-food chains had less meat in their burgers.
Hot wheels were it for me. I whined until my mom would go to McDonald’s for a meal and I’d ask what car was available; if it was one I already had I’d force her to leave & get food somewhere else. 🤷🏼♀️🤣🤦🏼♀️
@RajaReign78 Haha, it sounds like you were a dedicated Hot Wheels collector back in the day! Your determination to complete your Hot Wheels collection is quite impressive. It's understandable that you wanted to add new and different cars to your existing set, and the anticipation of each new release must have been quite exciting. 🚗😄👍
The original 80’s hot wheels were awesome cuz they were still all metal when they switched over to exclusive McDonald’s vehicles and all plastic I was extremely disappointed.
@RajaReign78 You're absolutely right! The original 1980s Hot Wheels cars were cherished by many because of their all-metal construction. The weight, durability, and authentic feel of those die-cast metal cars made them beloved collectibles and playtime companions. It's understandable that the switch to exclusive McDonald's vehicles, which were primarily made of plastic, might have been disappointing for collectors and fans of the original Hot Wheels line. 🏎️
cool 👍
@Klein E. Thanks bro!💕😎🙂
We got the boo buckets in upstate NY also my kid got one lol
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They never made ghost busters toys for McDonald's you guys only showed the vintage kenner toys and Playmobil toys
@zeroh2hero No McDonald's Ghostbusters toys? Missed opportunity!
On your saddest happy meal toys the watch was on there too
@CringeDuck Yes, you're right. The Happy Meal toys list can have its share of disappointing or less popular toys. The inclusion of the watch on the list of "saddest" Happy Meal toys is subjective and can vary from person to person based on their personal experiences and preferences. While the Happy Meal watches were designed to be fun and functional, sometimes they may not have met the expectations of certain individuals due to factors like durability, design, or overall enjoyment. 😥
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The toys are junk now days.
@Kim We hear your frustration, toy aficionado. It's disheartening when the toys of today don't live up to our expectations. We miss the days when McDonald's toys held a special place in our hearts and brought endless hours of imaginative play. The quality and creativity seemed to be on a whole different level back then. But fear not, for there's still hope on the horizon! 🌟🧸🌈
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@John Pine Can I get a virtual high-five? 🙌
@@BabbleTop yes
I guess I'll wait for the next video. 👎👇⬇⤵