1990 - The birth of a new generation || Retro Commercials Vol 403
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- Опубликовано: 18 ноя 2020
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I never thought I would be binge watching commercials from 30 years ago
Craving for nostalgia and simpler times makes us all do strange things we never thought we would do.
And yet here we are...
True.
As a child I despised commercials, as an adult I binge watch compilations of commercials.. and I LOVE every minute of it!
Reminds me of a simpler time
The commercials back in the 80's and 90's were so catchy and original. Miss those days tremendously.
When I hear the intro to your videos it feels like we are all embarking on a nostalgic journey in a time machine. haha
That's what i don't like about videos like these...when they end.
I forgot about the urkel.bot
Good.
The most overlooked pop culture-related event of 1990 was the live action "Flash" show with Mark Hamill as the Trickster, the "appetiser" to his iconic voice-acting role as the Joker and the turning point of Mark's career where he not only became popular again but was the very moment he went from being the typecast hero actor of Luke Skywalker to nearly always playing villains in TV and animation from then on
These are amazing! I miss the 90s
90 and 91 were still the 80's in my opinion.
Good point. I think the 90s started with the election of Bill Clinton in '92.
@@brentmann2988 yeah, that was Armageddon
I was only 4 in 1990 but holy crap every single cartoon in that Saturday line up came back to my memory. Insane.
if these were shown after July then I was 9 in 1990, and I remember every single one of those cartoons as well. I sure miss Saturday morning cartoons. at least tomorrow Hulu is bringing back Animaniacs with the original voice cast.
Same here LOL I was also 4. Its nuts, those names they dropped during the Grammy commercial talk about a blast from the past.
@@rickyray2794 Yeah they where a blast from the past, but I can for sure say what's not a blast from the past is the Animaniacs, as many of the jokes missed the mark, way too much political bias for my liking.
@@CommodoreFan64 Did they really ruin the Animaniacs?
@@rickyray2794 IMHO with WB throwing pot shots at Johnny Depp in the first episode(called him a flat out lair over the whole Amber Herd deal), and using things like Buns(Bunnies) to make Gun owners look like nut jobs, and then the shoehorned feminism/diversity, and pot shots at the right(99% Trump/Putin/Fox News jokes) with no balance to make any jokes about the left except once when they called both parties not interesting, while they made fun of 3rd party political candidates. I could go on with things like why only the main cast of Wacko, Yacko, Dot, and Pinky & The Brain cartoons??? I'm not trying to sound bias here in my review, but I remember the original making fun of celebs, and political parties more equal. it just reeks of modern Hollywood BS!!!
I was in the 10th grade and miss the 90's like crazy 😭
I graduated high school that year! 😊
Man you're older than me! I was just born in 1990! I missed it, and went straight to the shitter in the 2000's
I was in the 9th!!! I miss the 90s ..it was the combination of the 70s 80s and with our own new way of living. It was a special era. That paved the way how things are conducted nowadays.
I believe the 90s were the last full decade of the old way of living.
Me too
Thank you for posting these. Its good to see the precollapse western world. I hope there's a hard copy of these somewhere
Time goes by so quickly
I was a HS freshman. The 90's, Hybrid-Decade...by the end of the 90's, the internet was alive and changing the world. I was fortunate to grow up and remember life pre/post internet.
Me too man
Nice.
I actually miss it sometimes.
i hope we get a USA Thanksgiving special on the 26th!
Damn miss those sat mornings
I was 20 in 1990 and did not watch a lot of tv so a lot of these are new for me😂😂😂
Crazy how it used to feel like the year 2000 was a time far off into the future! Now I sound so old, lol.
That line up for cbs Saturday morning! That was all I needed to feel happy back then.
That Saturday morning lineup was amazing
Today's kids for sure don't know what they are missing out on by not having Saturday morning cartoons. All you get now are lame educational time slot fillers to please the FCC requirements.
Go.
I like the car commercials, Honda Prelude, Sterling (Rover 800 Series) and Mitsubishi Galant :)
11:33 - God DAMN, what a line up! 😮 Even catches that small window when Milli Vanilli were absolutely killing it in the charts. Wow.
I love jumping in the time machine and goin back to childhood.
Great vids😊
My uncle has a Maytag refrigerator that he bought new in 1991 that looks just like the one in the last commercial. He still has it to this day... in his garage now. But it works. Occasionally uses it for excess perishable items.
Maytag for sure made good products back then, one of my step grandmothers had the same Maytag washing machine, and dryer all the way from the late 70's till about 2000 when she got new ones by MayTag, and yes they were still working, she just wanted new ones to match the remodeling of her house. Thankfully Maytag did not get sold to a foreign company like so many once great American companies have, as they are now owned by Whirlpool which is still made in America, and in the past few months I bought a new Whirlpool dishwasher, and refrigerator with top freezer, and both proudly had made in America stickers on them. 🇺🇸
@@CommodoreFan64 yep, good ol Whirlpool. I have a basic washer and dryer setup from them I bought in 2016.
Very few appliances are made to last anymore! Back in the 90s my grandpa had a working 1950s fridge in the garage of their lake cottage for bait and fish. I think my other grandparents still had their 60s fridge and dishwasher in their kitchen.
@@MarkMeadows90 as of year 66 & 41 & 44 & 45 & 01 & 99
Nice.
Now I Require a McD's CHEDDAA MELT!! 🍔
I used to cook at McDonalds when i was in high school. I was always making Cheddar Melts, everyone liked them, i don't know why they discontinued them. I worked there in 87 and 88.
Yummy 😋😋😋😋😋😋.
Thank you Dave! This vid did bring back great memories, about 98% I do remember. Great job my friend and thank you again:) That Honda in the start was a sexy, fun, well built car!!! Super fun to drive too.
Weird how the hippie era (like the guy in the first commercial) was actually closer to 1990 than 1990 is to now.
That's a great observation Rachel b; quite true, but we didn't see it that way at the time!
Thanks for the downer🤪
1990 is my worst year. It was also the end of the 80s, losing the monetary excess with keeping all the murder and incarcerating people en-mass for the drug war to really start.
A hippie would never eat McDonald's
It had a resurgence in the 90s, don’t you remember? They tried to redo Woodstock and it was failure cuz the party goers started fires. Ah, yes, 90s hippies.
I remember well as I am almost 40.
I remember when whirlpool appliance really did last.
That Amtrack commercial was epic!
How many crashes in fact would it take for you to not say that?
Nice.
1990 arguably up to '92 were still 80'ish.
In 1990/1991 Hair metal and 80s fashion were still popular. Then things started to change in 1992 with the rise of grunge and eurodance, and hip-hop become more and more popular. By 1993, Bon Jovi and Aerosmith were keeping 80s rock hanging by a thread
@@jamesharding322
Yep I agree when '93 came about things started to change a little. After that it was more noticeable especially with the upcoming commerciallization of internet and PC'S. Oh and thanks to Pantera for keeping Metal through the 90's, and yeah Megadeth with Rust in Peace album in 1990.
Well I believe that every decade goes into the next for about 2-3 years.
@@jamesharding322 yup, I was there and you’re exactly right
@@bobloblaw8660 I consider 2000 and the first half of 2001 to be 1999 pt 2.
Omg can someone please make a synthwave track out of that Honda Prelude ad music?
Would love to see WGN kids commercials from 1988-1990
Its scary how many of these i remember seeing as a kid.
Please for the love of God put out dvds!!! 90s fox Kids in particular. Take my money!!!!
i was 15 in 1990 and i watched muppet babies every saturday morning. had to.
Great Grammy lineup from disgraced milli vinilli to fine young cannibals; and even at sajak had a talk show! Great job Dave now where's Ed love and Yo MTV raps and the metalheads?
I love this such nostalgia
That TheraFlu commercial was so dramatic! 🤣
I know right..i dont think ive ever had a nightmare where the flu made me feel like i was falling
@@TTrigg When I was a kid and got high fevers I would have horrible nightmares about monsters and fires. I think it happens to some people with fever.
@@kyriljordanov2086 I was born with hearing loss from birth, and I got sick with an ear infection as a kid that caused a high fever once, and I don't remember this part but my mother swears I was screaming in my sleep about a guy chasing me down with his car trying to kills us, and she had to shake me to wake me up from it, so yeah it can for sure happen.
The guy actually had covid🤪
@@CommodoreFan64 aw. 😢
Wow that sound of the knife on the miracle whip glass jar it's like calling the whole family home with the old-fashioned dinner Bell I'd know that sound anywhere!
RIP Gary Shandling
Omgosh I remember Kibbles and bits and bits and bits
Christ, I forgot about "The Bradys"; the last ditch effort to milk a franchise dry before Robert Reed died--lasted 6 episodes...And YET, still not as bad as the Variety show with Fake Jan.
Don't forget about the vomit worthy TV movies they did in the 80's.
Didnt The Bradys start out as a serious drama,but after people complained they dubbed in a laugh track for the remaining episodes..?
Oh.
THAT SATURDAY MORNING LINEUP WAS WHAT I LITERALLY LIVED FOR, THEY’RE WHAT A LOT OF MY HAPPY & COZY CHILDHOOD MEMORIES ARE MADE UP OF...MUPPET BABIES, PEE WEE’S PLAYHOUSE, THE CALIFORNIA RAISINS!!
Ha they r right on that maytag fridge, I had one and it did indeed last till 2000 actually a little longer but you'd have to manually defrost it cuz the element went out...
Loved the ersatz James Bond theme in the Sterling ad..
What really happned aboard the Exxon Valdez..? The skipper had too much to drink!
That Grammys lineup was impressive-with the exception of Milli Vanilli
The sad thing about Milli Vanilli is they actually could sing really well with their natural voices. Also if you ask the average person who was alive back then who Fine Young Cannibals where I doubt they would remember them, but yeah otherwise great lineup.
@@CommodoreFan64 FYC are legit, those two didn't sing for that album, thus, they are frauds
Indeed.
I was in grad school with my whole life ahead of me, ah my misspent youth lol!
That Honda Prelude commercial needs to be on the next ASMR set
Wow.
The McDonald's hippie is super funny.
Lol I remember some of these commercials
I had a strange dream a couple of nights ago involving Miilli Vanilli . I just love these guys, but for some reason I felt that something really bad is going to take place at the upcoming Grammy Awards when they perform at the Shrine. I hope it was the result of the Nyquil I took before bed.That has given me some rather vivid dreams in the past. These guys are so talented. I think they have a really good chance of getting a Grammy for best new artist.
Iremember wen I was 11 the commercials was god back den
Damn and now as an adult I have to recover what I lost as a child.
Why in the world is this channel views not in the millions!!!!
The theraflu from back then it was amazing. Now is just not the same.
Pre-coronavirus stuff.😎
lol @ the Milli Vanilli hype for the Grammys.
Pat sajak, that is!
4:59 Michael Bell provides the voice-over on this Red Lobster commercial. He also voiced some great spots for Zales and the Mazda Miata.
I was only 4 in 1990....times were SO much simpler back then...
Why hasn't a time machine been invented yet so I can go back????? 😭💔
And another 30 years from now the next generation will be watching commercials of 2021
Man I could go for a McDonald’s cheddar melt right now. That looked good.
Its their version of a rye bun, didn't know that, wanna try it
Mmmmm.
Doesn't even seem real... television, culture, sure has changed in 30 years.. funny doesn't even seem that long ago...
And yet if I'm not mistaken, in 1990 they were saying 1960 was a long time ago. But I do agree that 1990 doesn't seem like too long ago... even the 80s doesn't seem too long ago either.
@@vintagegamer695 yup
Commercial Jingles are gone.
I agree. I feel like times haven't changed much since the 90s. Take away cell phones and the internet and it would feel the same...to me anyway.
Yes.
That Sterling commercial paid so much for that 007 music it bankrupted them.
Sterling CEO - The risk I took was calculated
but MAN,
I AM BAD AT MATH!
Shocker.
My family had a Sterling back then, and sadly I was a new driver and totaled it. 🥴
I love egg McMuffins!
This was during a Time in America before the Marxists in politics Academia and Hollywood got everyone to hating each other. Divide and conquer.
I was 10/11 years old in 1990, I was busy, mowing my parents lawn, baling hay, riding my BMX bike, collecting Ninja Turtle & Transformers action figures, playing Super Mario Brothers and duck hunt on the original Nintendo, going to Pizza Inn on Friday nights & watching Saturday morning cartoons with my friends. No internet, no smartphones, no Marxist critical race Theory being preached in my 5th grade class, I feel bad for children nowadays, they're being deprived of the joys of just being a kid.
Wow, that pizza place looks pretty lit, like a respectable pan pizza hut imitation, too bad is only in the south east corner of country
Good.
I did like some Cracklin Oat Bran
Do they still make Cracklin Oat Bran? I haven't seen the stuff in thirty years.
Yes it’s still around. Love that cereal!
A quick Google search shows Walmart, and Target still carry it, and I've not had it since I was a kid in the mid 90's.
@@CommodoreFan64 I first tried it in the late 90s.
Yes. I almost bought a box today, but I bought Raisin Bran instead.
@@MarkMeadows90 I can't seem to get it here in Canada. How about Honey nut Cornflakes? Do they still make that?
@5:55 - LOL Cracklin Oat Bran, one of the few commercials that actually IMPROVED with the 2000's
Cracklin Oat Bran has minerals and oats and shit and is fuckin delicious so go get it!
(Film Cow if you're interested)
This is a game like ready player one testing out knowledge of 80s refrences
So many cereal commercials!
That first ad sounds like Thom Sharp (bald guy who's been in Fountain Tire ads, among many others) I live in Winnipeg, which was used as a quote in one of his TV spots "Going to Winnipeg!"
www.calgaryherald.com/sports/travel+questions+with+that+bald+Thom+Sharp/2246603/story.html
The Maytag insured til 2000, love it
Amtrak commercial was deep i remember it
The New generation back in 1990 were born in between 1963 to 1972!
Yo MTV Raps is liked a generation X show
0:54 vaporwave zelda n64 song wow
Hey Dave, intro is awesome! Any chance that is a actual song?
carnation instant breeeeakfaaaaassssst
I’m looking for a 1996-1997 ad for Paco cologne that just said “Paco” over and over again in weird tones. Please help me find this.
was that Phil Hartmann voice on the Honda commercial?
Ads from 1990 (1990-birth to the new generation).
Yes.
Wow, The Brady's, Robert Reed's last involvement with The Brady Bunch before his unfortunate passing from AIDS two years later. T_T
1990 the year i was born
Miss these days, much simpler times.
Am i the only one at 2:18 who herad something else than bits?
Wow, a commercial for the 1990 Grammys mentioning Milli Vanilli. They knew it would be the start of their downfall should they win, and they did.
WHY do they call nasty Miracle Whip salad dressing? Also, I don't know how I feel about watching these.. thinking about how the world is right now it makes me more sad than anything. I was only 4 in 1990 but I have fond memories, this was before every commercial had to be EXTREEEEEME (mid 90s).
Also, cars in the 1990s were ugly. That is all. Edit: Also Also, cruise ships looked boring back then lol "Somewheeeeeeere" Edit 2: Ah yes, back when they showed us close ups of dog food pouring out of the can.
Because a lot of types of salad dressings were built on or added to by mayonnaise?
Gets used for potato salad, creamy ceasar is like a rough, simplistic mayo recipe so
Yes.
@@adamscott7354 How dare you even compare creamy ceasar to mayo.
@@rickyray2794 Its got what also makes up mayo in it for petes dragon!
Where the heck is that kids parents in the stain master commercial? If i did that at her age i wouldnt have walked for a year with the whoopin i got!
Was 15 and worked as a bagger at the grocery store all year long in HS. It’s crazy how crappy the video quality is back then.
Pat Sayjak had a talk show 🤷🏾♂️
I've never seen an advertisement for Sterling cars before. "Made in England by Rover Autos" is enough of a warning to stay away. Besides they were weird mashups with Honda anyway.
I was 8
1990, the year I was born . So nostalgic to think during these commercials I was a newborn baby
3:26 Who is the voice-over artist on this Whirlpool commercial? I heard her distinctive voice on many spots in the 80s but I've never seen a name mentioned in the comments.
where have we seen the second guy in the first commercial before? very familiar
I know he was on Night Court. The episode entitled "Inside Harry Stone". However, I don't know what his name is.
@@missfixit7563 Thank you for the tip. That was enough info for me to find his name was Titos Vandis. He was in a ton of TV in the 70s and 80s. What I myself probably remember him from was a small part in the The Exorcist.
Yes.
Am I crazy or did Dino the little dinosaur used to be Dino the last dinosaur? At least thats how I remembered it back then
There was a cartoon in the late 80’s called “Denver the Last Dinosaur.”
I don't remember Dink the Little Dinosaur or the Pat Sajack Show, but I unfortunately remember The Bradys. That was one of the worst shows of all time and Maureen McCormick (original Marcia Brady) was right not to take part in it
I never saw a sterling in America
funny how all the cars look the same
Every vehicle today looks like a small, four door SUV, just think of a Mitsubishi Outlander and every vehicle looks like this. There was a bit more variety in the 90's than now but much, more variety in the 80's.
Yes.
Oooh I get it now... It’s all Maytag’s fault -with their damn 20 year lifespan! In 2000 all the Maytags blew-and Y2K bug...now 20 years later, it’s time for the Maytag apocalypse again and the human-bug Covid. I see u Maytag. I’m calling Mulder 😂😂😂
can you multiply 5 × 9
Oh.
Dexatrim!!! Be ok with constant shaking and you will loose weight
14
McDonald’s was already woke in 1990
Look what they did to my oatmeal
Ripped off that song, look what they did to my song, ma.
I never realized it until now, wow.