Funniest Molson Beer Commericals - Part 1 | Australian Reacts | AussieTash
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I haven't seen these commercials in years I love them.
Pretty much every Canadian kid has skated or played hockey on a frozen lake, pond, or a homemade rink in a back yard. Lots of kids learn to skate by age 2 or 3.
These commercials are great, aren't they! Can't wait for your reaction to part 2!
having your own ice rink in your back yard just sounds so cool lol
Nothing is nicer than that frozen lake that looks like glass and hearing you skate blades slicing through the ice' god i miss that!
@@briansmith6791 What an auditory memory! thanks.
@@aussietashreacts have to wait until it gets cold enough so make do with street hockey or lacrosse field.
I live on Vancouver island and have never skated outside :(. It’s on my bucket list it’s rather embarrassing
I'm so glad to see you're enjoying these commercials. Not everyone gets our sense of humour haha
loved them lol
When the Canadian pulls the jacket over the guy's head he is using a common hockey fight move
I enjoyed Part 2!
FYI Canadians love Aussie’s!!
Oi Oi Oi!!! 🍻🇨🇦 ❤ 🇦🇺
Especially liked the commercial where the American eggs on the Canadian and gets jersey'ed as a result. You see it a lot in hockey fights as a way to blind your opponent.
That made me laugh so much when I first saw it! I remember thinking that it was an inside joke that only hockey fans would recognize, everyone else would think it was just a weird Canadian way of fighting, lol. They even had the other guys(teammates)in the office having to pull him off of his "opponent". It's so fun!
I wondered when i saw it if Tah understood the inside hocky fight joke
@@juliec5309 I figured I'd over-explain for her benefit.
I bet even some Canadians forgot it. Nowadays the Jersey is pinned at the back to prevent such an underhanded move.
...it landed in the foam, it's fine! - Every Canadian Ever
A fly would never stop me from drinking my beer 🤣 ❤🇨🇦 and yes hockey rinks are made in yack yards and on ponds. People even construct them with sides to help flood them.
Back yard skating rinks are definitely a thing, particularly in the more northern areas where lower temperatures are consistent. We used to live on a lake in Yellowknife NWT. Our neighbours would clear a spot each winter. They even devised a mini Zamboni!
Love it lol
@@aussietashreacts Tash, to make a backyard rink takes a lot more work than plowing the snow. Many Canadian dads put in countless hours making rinks by repeatedly flooding a level area with water and building up the ice. Some even put up 'boards' & lights. A warm streak of weather can quickly destroy the effort. Any new snowfall also needs to be removed to maintain the ice. They do it mostly for the love of their kids (and perhaps dreams of the kids becoming a professional player).
Glad you liked! The 'top half or bottom half' was very earlier 80's, before the cool ads starting being made. A lot of them were extreme in-jokes that any kid would understand, thereby circumventing various provincial regulators from banning the ads for being targeted towards underage drinkers----like the curved hockey blade, which was completely unregulated in pro hockey until 1967, but even afterwards, rarely called as an infraction---curving a blade was a self-done activity, either over a fire or in the oven---which showed up in an earlier ad (without explanation) where someone came running out of the house with their stick on fire---a frequent result of having heated a blade under the broiler........ As a note, the 'I am Canadian' was the first brought by a new ad firm to revamp the ads--it revolutionized Canadian beer ads from all brands.
My Dear...you have a Canadian sense of humour 🇨🇦
The ice rinks - yes, there's lots of dads when I was a kid, that if you have the backyard for it they used to make a rink but mostly we'd go to the free public ones.
Which Canadian doesn't remember getting drunk at a Xmas gathering and going sliding outside or playing hockey at night when the kids finally go to sleep. They had their fun all day in the snow, now it's the parent's turn 😁
Last family gathering, 26 adults out of 32 joined in a snowball fight and drinking at my sister's cabin. Last 6 stayed on the porch watching, cheering and serving beer. Neighbor came over with his truck and his brothers just to give us more light and join our party, great fun.
Whenever we lived on a military base that allowed it, Dad would build a back yard skating rink. He would even put down a base layer of ice a foot thick using the garden hose. He would scrape it smooth every time it snowed. On good years he even carved benches into snowbanks and put down old blankets so we could sit and rest. I learned to skate at age 2, the armor repair folks who worked on tanks made custom sized “baby skates”. It kept my mom sane when her two active kids, hyperactive in my case, could be sent outside to race around until we exhausted ourselves. Plus it meant developing hockey skills every day. Also, dad and the other guys would turn weekend ice fishing trips into skating on the lakes, often shoveling down at least a foot to find the ice. I get very nostalgic even now. Especially when I live in a place where this is not possible. Too warm. One year in Edmonton, we were skating into May without the rink melting too thin.
Backyard Skating Rink, sounds so cool, thanks doe sharing xx
@@aussietashreacts I have lots of stories. Getting older. Lol.
Love those videos. The first one was like the Canadian opis when it first played. It produced such a national ground swell that few did not know it by heart. It definitely defined the Canadian spirit for a long time. Since then, the Molson commercial was a mainstay of every sporting event televised. Nearly everyone had an "I am Canadian" shirt. After the beaver one, I wanted a beavers so bad. I thought it was absolutely hilarious.
Part 2 is dropping tonight, so stay tuned
One of the weird things in Canada. That beer commercial is far more nationalist than anything ever put out by the Canadian government.
Opus
Oh it so was..... That commercial was HUGE. Canadian flags and national pride abounded.
@@JoleneDaviesITKWJ I've always been bemused that beer and coffee commercials have been better at inspiring Canadian patriotism than political parties.
Loved seeing these after so, so long!❤😂🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦
At least when I was a kid 50 years ago, there was an outdoor winter rink at almost every school.
Some people would create and maintain them on local rivers and lakes.
cool very cool
Yup... many memories of trudging to the school yard on a weekend with a shovel, skates and hockey stick in tow. Great fun.
God, I miss these commercials!
These were gold. I’ve never really seen these commercials as I’m only 27.
Ah yes, starting off with an absolute legend. We canucks salute you, Joe!
Yea, a personal skaing rink is very very common. Even the city's and towns have public skating ⛸️ areas
Ottawa has the Cannal, summer splash pads are turned into skating rinks. When the oceans freeze over we race cars, trucks, sleds or on skates. My father used to create and take care of the community rink in the Bay of Islands on the West Coast of NL every year. I remember watching him drill holes in the corners of the ice so the rising tide would flood the rink for the next day once the tide went out. These bring me waaaay back Tash! Beauty!!
Oh christ!, I had forgotten a couple of these ads until I saw them again here. The attack beaver is my personal favorite 😂😂
These Molson Canadian commercials are often "odd" but they have a good budget and great sense of humour. They are memorable and... that's what advertising is all about right?
too right
Molson had a non-stop winning streak of the "I Am Canadian" ads since the first one (first in this video) in the late 90s/2000s for at least a good decade.
The "Joe Rant" actually makes me tear me up. I am not kidding. :)
In Canada from my age group you either drank Molson’s or Labatt’s. I preferred Molson products.
Those days are long gone. Chances are you are drinking a local craft beer or an import.
@@alphabeta1094 Largely due to the fact that Molson and Labatt's aren't really Canadian-owned anymore. It's better to support local breweries.
Labatt's 50 or Molson Export was the only decision I had to make in my formative years.
We have the best beer commercials up here 😂🇨🇦♥️
Had. Not any more.
part 2 dropping tonight
Hay Aussie Tash ! I guess I could say this is Newfie Tash from Canada. Really enjoyed watching you discover the Molson beer ads. I remember all of them with a lot of Pride. ✌️💕
We made a rink in our backyard every winter
I am a Canadian anomaly in that I never played hockey, but I did go skating on a frozen pond on our dad's land. Lots of fun! We did't have pet beaver, but we did have a pet red fox and a platinum fox (white with light and dark grey markings). Played in the front yard with them!!
Love these commercials, makes you feel such Canadian pride. I make a rink in our backyard for the kids every winter, not quite the same as the pond but it's always great fun.
Great video Tash ! . Molson used to be my go to beer years ago. I had to stop though as my close buddy drank it too. he would go out of his way to put cig butts in the molson can/bottle he thought was not mine. I drank so many friggen butts I finally had to change beer.
Our neighbor has a mini ice rink in the back yard. An area lined with plastic and filled with water from a hose, and frozen. They also have a trampoline for the summer.
The Molson Canadian "I am Canadian" ads are classic.
We clean it off with shovels mainly but once the ice is thick enough you can use an atv.
Re: the "lumberjacks and curlers" commercial - the tactic of grabbing the guy's shirt/jacket and pulling it over his head to disable him comes directly from Canadian ice hockey, in which fighting is permitted (although not without penalty lol)
in the winter when it gets cold enough, weather its a river, pond, small lake or even a low spot in a field that filled with a water during a fall rain storm we will shovel it off by hand and play hockey, it's the best sport ever.
Very cool, earlier tonight I took my 2 Miniature Pinchers out for a walk and simultaneously they both assumed the position and dropped what we Canadians refer as a “Molson Snake”. Thank you for the chuckles. 🇨🇦❤️🇦🇺
In Canada, we put our skates on and use shovels to clear the rink for outdoor. Then we play as many games as we can.
The whole motto of Molson Canadian is from the best of what Canada has to offer and look at history. We have a lot to offer so many gold medals we invented the Hubble space telescope, we invented penicillin. The list goes on and on the US aligns with us for a reason I have been to war with US people and the only people on earth they fear is Canadian people.
best one is the attack beaver ,, LMAO Love it ............that pulling the jacket over the guys head, mocks the hockey sweater / jersey pull over the head from the back, a given in every hockey fight move. you will see when ya watch those hockey fight videos.
These commercials were so much fun!! I really miss them!! Thanks for showing them again!!!
Pond hockey are some of my best childhood memories. Shoveling the ice while skating.
They crazy part about these ads are if you grew up in the time before these ads were made, most Canadian guys could relate to 90% of the various, funny situations in the ads.
I forgot how good these truly were, thanks for the trip down memory lane
I don't think he was saving the fly - he just wanted the beer it drank,back!
The adds, although a bit of hyperbole, are pretty much right on, especially the part about clearing some snow to expose ice on a lake or river to play hockey. We do it all the time at our cottage and it is done all over Canada. That is why we have soooo many great hockey players. It starts there.
I wouldn’t even think about it! Of course you pluck the fly out!😁🇨🇦
I AM CANADIAN and damn proud of my Country and our people and the Beer and Whiskey 😅
I AM CANADIAN!!! 🇨🇦
And I enjoyed watching your video! Cheers!! 🍻
I forgot how funny those adds were. Thanks for your curiosity and for sharing!
Oh, and pulling the shirt/sweater up over the head, is a method of hockey fighting, pull sweater and start punching! Long live jockey!
as I kid I watched the Mighty Ducks and seen the kids use that move lol
When I was young we spent all day and the local rink, some days our parents didn't see all day.
that's is the same as us at the Bike Parks the BMX tracks back in the day lol
MY FAVORET MOLSON COMERTIAL IS CHASING BEAVER .
BUT THEY ARE ALL GOOD.
We had a pond behind our house all the boys in town played hockey on. A couple from England moved next door and cleared the trees in there yard to make a tennis court and pushed the trees into our pond ruining it forever. They were not popular
We still love The Rant!!
You seemed puzzled at the little animal throwing spears. That would be a porcupine. They are covered in quills that come out of their hide very easily. Many believe (incorrectly) that porcupines can throw the quills. You don't want to mess with them. Those quills are needle sharp and barbed.
True about playing hockey on a pond, lake or homemade backyard rink. In Canada you learn to swim, bicycle, and skate and hockey.
I don't remember ever having skating lessons. I just knew. This was reinforced when my nephew and daughter got on the ice. They just knew.
I love these commercials! I haven't seen them in ages.
So many memories. So funny and so true. Can't wait for part two and I'm hoping for part three after that.
Almost all Canadians living in rural arears start off playing on a pond/lake.
Talking about rashes, my buddy introduced me to his friend, whose nickname was 'fireball'. We played D&D, so I thought it was because he liked the spell so much...no, turns out he had a permanent jock itch!
interesting lol
I'm so glad to see somebody from another country enjoying and respecting Canadian humor! Thnk you!
You mean humour?
I've never seen the shirt wringer or the fly ads before, very funny.
We do build backyard hockey rinks. A way of life
My ex brother in law was in a lot of Molson commercials. We would watch the hockey game and see him come on. We would tease him about his residuals.
My wife and I were in Sydney Australia last October. When we got back to Canada our friends asked what it was like. My answer was….other than the accents…it was a lot like Canada. Money looks the same, people were friendly, helpful and polite….it just felt like home. By the way….in the scene where the guy is making fun of a Canadian and he gets his coat pulled over his head? That’s shirting a guy. It’s a hockey move on ice when you start a fight. Eh!
Most of these commercials were just the first in series of commercials. For example, the "So you're from Canada, eh?" one had a sequel where the two guys are at a bar, the American's suit jacket still over his head. The Canadian says "No hard feelings, eh?" and the American responds "Heh heh. You said 'eh'."
You also missed the "I Am Canadian" song which I think was from the same series as the "I Am Canadian" rant.
These were the best commercials ever.
Awesome stuff, I forgot about most of these.
Glad you like them!
Thank you! I forgot about these commercials! Laughed my heart out.
Glad you like them!
I love that you did these! It’s been a while….
Part 2 is coming so stay tuned lol
Fun fact, not sure if it's the same in Australia, but you'll never see anyone take a sip of beer in any commercial. Basically it's an influence.
always enjoy your reactions Have a great one Tash
Thank you! You too!
As a lifetime Molson fan Personally my favourite Molson commercial was the last one. Thumbs up 😊 cheers
We Canadians, work hard, play hard, and fight hard...just like you Aussies
it's called pond hockey in Canada
Hi Tash I haven't seen these commercials in years had me roaring many Molson Canadians lovers here.
There is another commercial that get me all the time if you happen to come across it a trapper and beaver glad you're enjoying these.
part 2 is still to come lol
@@aussietashreacts looking forward to it
It's not as common as it used to be but more than a few people used to make a rink in their backyard . In the days before indoor rinks and massive ice making equipment, if there was a pond around, that's where you played and it was common to get together and scrape it off skating behind a snow shovel. These pick-up games were called shinny and that type of rustic game in general was referred to as"pond hockey".
The other way common way which would allow you to play year round was street hockey. In that circumstance it was common for someone to have to yell "CAR" because a vehicle needed to pass through where you were playing. That resulted in the game being paused and the nets moved out of the way. Once the car was gone, the nets were put back and "GAME ON" was yelled (the unwritten rule being that it was cheating to yell game on until everyone was back and ready)
I know this is a bit long winded, but to many (boys especially). this was deeply ingrained in our culture and out lives growing up.
There's a long standing joke that the best goalies are from the prairie provinces because if they miss catching or stopping the puck they'd have to skate forever to bring it back (the humour being that because the Prairies are so flat there's no hills or anything geographically to stop the puck)
cheers for sharing :)
great commercials ! i laughed and laughed lol 💜🇨🇦
The backyard rink is a huge deal.
Thanks for a fun video.
Canuk here, The beaver one made me in hail my joint!
we talk about the weather
That was awesome!!! Love you to bits! 🍁
I love every single one of these. I even like Molson beer, too.
I have an Australian friend who refers to Canadians as Snow Aussie's.
the reference to the apollo mission is actually pretty subtle, but a few canadians from Avro after the the arrow failed went over and helped with designing and building these space crafts. it was argued whether they could bring a canadian flag along as the US at the time was not capable of completing the project due to lack of facility, so it was sent to canada to construct the landing gear that went to the moon. it was decided no flag would be brought along as it would affect the weight to much (i heard it in an interview who knows if its fact), but Armstrong snuck one aboard anyway. just a fun tid bit behind that one
Thanks Tash needed this one today. Great Video always cracks me up. Thumbs Up
Glad you enjoyed
I AM CANADIAN AND I DON;T HAVE A PET BEAVER...I MOST GET ONE SOON.
As a Canadian, it will always bring joy to my heart to see someone get jerseyed!
Thanks for the video
No problem!
So, as a Canadian who's been to Australia. I would say Canadian beer is like your guys XXXX beer..... it's a patriotic staple but the locals stay away from it lol 😂
Oh man... what a trip down memory lane. Those commercials were amazing. And yes, we do make backyard rinks. My old house had a pond. We used it every winter... even though a real ice rink was less than 100ft away.
I had forgotten about the Office Glen one! Hilarious! Greeting from BC to the RUclips crowd.
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The orange ball is a street hockey ball
How do you get a Canadian riled up? Put a hockey stick in her hand eh
Love your site dear, we always had outdoor rinks as kids, or frozen ponds, although I never played organized hockey, I did play shinny occasionally, and I got a part time job driving a Zamboni (Ice Resurfacing Machine) at a local ice rink, that's where I met my wife, I was 16 and she was 14, I still tell people that she was a Zamboni Groupie, even after 45 years of marriage. P.S. luv your tats.
beautiful story :)
@@aussietashreacts Thanks Luv.
Star Wars stuff on the shelf... bonus points.
The commercial with the beaver id have brought a canadian goose and said hey wanna see my cobra chicken