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That ‘I Am Canadian’ commercial is iconic, even today.
I dunno why drake ain’t sampled that yet
The "My name is Joe, and I am Canadian." ad became a series of ads after immediately striking a chord with the entire nation.
The actor in the first ad became so popular that he would do that exact routine at major sporting events, and people would know all the words.
I love the way you tell us about Australia when doing these reactions. You are not just learning about us but we learn about you. Thanks Tash.
Yah I like that as well!
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Cheers, we are all building an awesome community here xx :)
You're so right!
@@aussietashreacts Have you EVER Googled Canadian Beer in Toronto?? I think you'll find it Interesting. Thanks. From Ontario.
In the Nissan commercial, the guys were speaking in a Newfoundland accent. That is why you could not understand them lol. Tim Horton was a hockey player in the NHL, he died in a single car accident in 1974. He had opened the Tim Hortons coffee/doughnut shop in 1964. They now serve coffee, doughnuts, soups sandwiches etc.
Oh I had no idea how he died, that is so sad :( I will do a video on him soon :)
My late sister-in-law(M) was originally from Newfoundland and Labrador. When I met her, I was about 35 and my then boyfriend, later husband, was 40, and M about 45. M had met her husband D (husband's brother) when she was 18, and had moved from Newfoundland to Victoria at that time. So when I met M, her heavy accent was gone, and I could understand her completely. I wish that I could say the same thing about M's sister when she came to visit Victoria, I felt a fool having to ask her to repeat everything. I knew she was speaking English, but damn that accent was difficult for me. I felt even worse because she had no trouble understanding me, lol. I'd love to visit Newfoundland and Labrador, and seeing as I'm now in Winnipeg, I'm much closer than before.
Yep, that's speaking straight up Newfie eh.
@@stoneysopranoyukon9398 Funny thing is, according to my brother who went on an Ontario-Newfoundland student exchange trip, even *they* sometimes don't understand each other without having to ask the speaker to repeat themselves.
10:05 Sorry, but Canadi>n Airlines is now defunct. It was acquired by Air Canada in 2000.
The end of the poutine commercial: there is a very old French Canadian tall tale (pre-French and Indian War) about the devil taking a bunch of drunken voyageurs (canoe paddling traders) on a ride through the sky in their canoe. It's called La Chasse-galerie (The Flying Canoe). So the guy in the clouds in his canoe is a throwback to that.
I was hoping you got to see the Great Canadian House Hippo commercial. It's my favourite.
OMG now I want a coffee crisp, easily one of my top 5 candy bars. I'm surprised they didn't go with the 'How do you like your coffee?' 'I like my coffee crisp' ads.
I want coffee crisp lol
@@aussietashreacts They're really good. Not coffee-flavoured chocolate; just milk choc, thin crispy wafers and a coffee-flavoured cream in between. I love coffee and this bar is a classic.
Remember using yellow pages as booster seats for the young kids at Christmas 😜
The Newfie accent in the car ad! 😹😹😹. Probably how I felt my first week in Australia and couldn’t understand anyone (I’m fluent in Strayan now).
I remembered 20+ years ago, Quebec was the only place on earth where you could get McDonald's poutine. It wasn't even available in other provinces, and now it's all over the world.
Get vid as always, Tash!
Poutine is so ubiquitous now you can even find it at shawarma joints.
Tash's first exposure to the Newfoundland accent :D
I know right lol
He played for Toronto and died tragically in the days when a player could drive himself from game to game. He died in a car crash but has lived on forever in his doughnuts and coffee!
Hey Aussie Tash, car commercial is based on using Newfoundland English to launch the new vehicle named the Bonavista. We have our own dictionary and many many dialects. Bonavista is the landing place of John Cabot, one European who arrived in 1497.
Tim played hockey back when the players had to have a second job to pay the bills. So Tim started his first Coffee/Doughnut shop back in the 70's.
Tim Hortons started out as a coffee and donut place but over the last 30 years its menu has expanded. Coffee and donuts is still at their core but they now offer pastries, muffins, cookies, iced cappuccinos, soups, sandwiches, breakfast, and chicken burgers. Their focus is decent food/drink at low price points. There are better commercials but an interesting snapshot, nonetheless. Canadian Airlines no longer exists. We have Air Canada, Westjet, Porter, Flair, Transat, and tons of small ones.
cant wait to try it :)
Canadian actor Simu Liu (Legend of the Ten Rings et al) presented a new/current version of the Joe 'I am Canadian' commercial on last year's Juno Awards (Canadian version of the American Grammy awards). It was very good. There are a lot of videos of his performance.
Da look on yer face when ya eard da Newfie accent der , EH? LOL Granted his was VERY thick! With one that thick I was surprised it was a car dealership and not boats!!!!
Love it lol
I'm kinda surprised there was no mention of the house hippo in that list.
Same, I'm glad they had the Nissan X Trail
I was waiting for the house hippo ad! That is truly a great one!
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It's a psa, not a commercial selling something.
@@ralphvelthuis2359 Calm down. It was actually selling common sense and knowledge
I LOVED that yop commercial in the beginning! To this day, me, my sister, EVERYONE in my family, would sing it at opportune times 😂
Wow! There were some vintage clips in there. How nostalgic.
Tim Horton's is like the McDonald's of cafés. There's one on practically every corner.
Tim Horton was mostly a Toronto Maple Leaf, but he also played for New York Rangers, Pittsburgh Penguins and the Buffalo Sabres. He ended his career when I was just beginning to be a huge hockey fan. Makes me feel old. Lol…
Omg Tash, you made me snort 😂
I love that lol :) :)
Tash, you often see canoe references in Canada, it's a subtle harken to Voyageurs from the fur trading days. That might be an interesting subject to look into. I do believe there is a Canadian vignette about it.
I remember some of these commercials, as a Canadian. I got a good laugh out of some of them. Love your videos, Aussie Tash, keep'em commin'!
Glad you enjoyed it, cheers Mate :)
Can't help singing along with the Yop commercial any time I hear it, lol! I can still recite the Joe Canada commercial for the most part too...
There is an unwritten rule in Canada that most of us consider a law .... Ever road trip starts with the Tim Hortons drive threw
Maybe out east but not in the west.
Our Newfies can be hard to understand but they are the very , very best people.
We don’t have Canadian airlines anymore, it’s Air Canada now with many smaller domestic air lines.
Air Canada was around long before Canadian airlines.
We also have WestJet
@@sid7088 thank you for that fact, I haven’t flown before.
I was going to ask What the heck is Canadian Airlines Thank you
@@tlrolls Air Canada began as Trans Canada Airlines in 1937 (by act of parliament) and eventually changed their name to Air Canada in 1965. Though it began as a government-owned airline, it was privatized in 1988. Canadian Airlines got its start as a subsidiary of Canadian Pacific (a railway company)and was known as CP Air Lines in the 1940s. It was bought by Air Canada in 2000. The other current major airlines include WestJet, Air Transat, and Porter Airlines.
Molson Canadian commercials are the funniest! There's got to be a compilation of them somewhere. Would love to see a reaction on them.
Added!
These are not the top ten commercials. But hey you are getting some culture anyways.
I can't imagine why that Tim Horton's soup commercial or the transmission one made the list, or even most of the others. Perhaps they're just one person's favorites who made a video about them. :)
That's the Newfoundland accent you couldn't understand.
And it was purposely exaggerated for dramatic effect
Coffee Crisp...the best!
I am keen to try them :)
The Car Commercial with the strong accents is a slightly exaggerated for fun, version of a Newfoundland And Labrador Accent, where I grew up. It's not far off how my grandparents talked though.
Yeah it's exaggerated, but not by much lol.
Not just the accent, but also the banter. Pure Newfunese.
So you can't understand Newfie either, they have their own special way of talking.
It's fun seeing an Aussie reaction to anything Canadian. This is me "liking" your video. And, this is me subscribing. Bye.
Oh, we have Lipton tea here, but that wasn't an ad for the tea, I'm pretty sure that was for, as it stated, Lipton brand soup(it looked like a small soup to go soup in this case). Yes they make soup too.
The commercial you didn't understand is done using a thick Newfoundland accent, and yes, if you are not a Newfoundlander/Newfie like myself, it can be hard to deipher lol love it.
The Lipton commercial is for soup, not tea. In North America, we have their teas, but also Cup-a-Soup (and bigger packets of instant soups). According to Wikipedia, these soups are available in Australia under the name Continental.
Seriously Leslie Peters! French fries are called chips in England and Australia!!
Great reaction, Tash. Definitely check out the Tim Hortons (also called Timmies) as Tim Hortons is a Canadian must, lol. The original Tim Hortons opened in 1964 on Ottawa street in my original hometown of Hamilton, Ontario (as of a month ago Calgary is home). Oh, and Martin Short If from Hamilton too, lol. Cheers!
Don't worry Tash I didn't understand those Newfies with the Nissan either, lol
What an amazing deal! $9.99 any size pizza and whatever topping, AND a free Blockbuster rental!! Man I miss Blockbuster.
So much to see in Australia. I especially like the northeastern part of the country. And the Ghan train (am I spelling it right) looks amazing.
Martin Short is Canadian too.
Canadian Airlines went belly up many moons ago...we have Air Canada as the main intercontinental operator and a few more domestic/continental airlines.
Sad 😿
Westjet is international also. They're pretty big.
Canadian Airlines was killed off by the Canadian government over a 50+ year period using tax payers to fund its demise and American Airlines drove in the final knife. Real shame because Canadian Airlines was a million times better.
It was a sad day when Canadian Airlines ceased operations. I was flying back to Nova Scotia from St Johns Newfoundland that day. At the Airport there was a lot of confusion and angry passengers demanding answers from the Ladies at the Terminal desk. When my turn came and they handed me a voucher for a hotel and explained what was happening I thanked them very much for their dedication that day. I pointed out that they did not even know if they would be paid their wages and yet they were still on duty. One of them broke down crying at this statement. I never forgot that, and I am still admiring their grit to stick with it after the day they were having. I did get home by Air Canada a couple days later. I guess they won the competition in the end.
Bill Shatners I am Canadian rant from just for laughs is also hilarious.
One of the great things about Timmies is the amazing Summer camps for disadvantaged kids. 4-star. My son went to one in Ontario...flown in by private jet...Amazing!
I can't stop watching your videos Tasha!
What is your connection to Canada? I'm learning more about Australian history because of your efforts, I love this common interest.
Take care eh
It started out as a Tom Hortons they sold burgers ,donuts and coffee fries too Tim always wanted a burger place, but it became a coffee /donuut/doughnut shop though. Oddly enough they now sell breakfast wraps, lazagna and chicken burgers now
It's alright... the rest of us outside of Newfoundland need subtitles for Newfinese, too. Hence the subtitles in the commercial, it's a Canadian in-joke. Newfs have a pretty distinct dialect, in part due to how late they joined Confederation compared to the other provinces, thus their culture and language were isolated for longer. You may notice the Irish influence, I've read comments from Irish people who say you could drop some of these Newfoundlanders into Ireland and they'd fit right in. There were many Irish immigrants going back to the 18th century, the majority from Munster, and there was even a Newfoundland Irish dialect (now extinct). Other notable influences are English (especially West Country), Scottish, French, and Mi'kmaq (local indigenous people).
Reading the comments nobody noticed this one. You commented on Lipton Tea when the commercial was about Lipton 'Cup-a-Soup'. This was an instant cup of soup in different flavours like chicken noodle, mushroom, minestrone etc. I am not sure if it is still around but I think there are various types still kicking. It was handy for lunchtime in some situations.
I really enjoyed your videos and comments plus I really miss these commercials.
2023, I have a yellow, rotary wall phone in our basement and yes, the cord is 10 ft long. Brings back memories of my teenage years, talking on the phone with a girlfriend, lying on the floor with legs up along the wall. Well, you have to get comfortable and relax during an hour long chat.
@@McFeedback1968 Flashy!
Tim Horton played for the Toronto Maple Leafs
I worked for Yellow Pages for 29 years🇨🇦
Hey Aussie the best Canadian commercial is hands down Canadian police chase still cracks me up hope you enjoy ....
will look into that, is there a Canadian version of Cops?
@@aussietashreacts Hey Aussie there is a Canadian version of Cops but this particular video is a commercial not an episode It`s I think a beer commercial. have a good day
I’m very surprised you have poutine in Australia that’s awesome!
I WORKED WITH A GUY FROM NEWFOUNDLAND AND I COULDEN"T TELL YOU HOW MANNY TIMES I ASKED HIM TO REPEAT HIMSELF. YOU SHOULD LOOK AT JUST MOLSON CANADIAN COMERCIALS. THE ONE THAT KILLS ME IS CHASING BEAVER. .............. I AM CANADIAN . eh.
will do, they are being suggested a lot so looking forward to it :)
The second commercial is how they talk in the eastern provinces
Hey Tash! New subscriber here - I live smack dab in the middle of Canada- Winnipeg, Manitoba. We have a commercial here which promotes our Province - “Canada’s Heart Beats Here “. We get knocked a lot in Canada but we have a beautiful province - from prairie land to majestic forests to thousands of lakes and much more!
Sorry, you won't be flying Canadian airlines. They went bankrupt in the 90s. Too bad. They were by far the most comfortable to fly. Loved them. Some other ads to check out, BC Lion's from the 80s, Canadian House Hippo. Those are classics. Check out SCTV if you need laughs. I think it stood for Stupid Canadian TV. John Candy, Rick Moranis, Eugene Levy, Dave Thomas, Joe Flaherty, among others bloody funny. Keep up the great stuff.
I love John Candy and Rick Moranis, makes me think of my childhood xx :)
SCTV = Second City TV.
The second ad for the SUV? That was "newfie" people in Newfoundland sometimes speak with an accent and slang that the rest of Canada doesn't understand. Though that was more... everything that I ever encountered in the wild. (It was over the top)
I want to say Canadian Airlines is now out of business. Or bought out by Air Canada... not 100% sure though they may exist on a small scale somewhere...
It was bought by Air Canada.
Thanks for your reaction. Nice to watch you laugh & smile a bit (last video I watched from your channel was the 1998 icestorm), so it's nice for a change. Some of these commercials were from the 1980's & 1990's--When you see Yellow Pages & BlockBuster, it's not from today. And Québec commercials in 2 languages are common also here. Have a nice day. If you want something else funny: How to be canadian, by 2 canadians 2 courteous (CBC comedy).
Cool, thanks!
How did I miss this video??
Yeah that Newfie accent. 😅 They really really hung on to the Irish accent and language. These days, there's even a revival of the Irish (Gaelic) language there, where some speak what is now called Newfoundland Irish.
Canadian Airlines no longer exists. Our major national carrier is Air Canada. And, FYI, the guy selling the car was speaking with a very broad Newfoundland accent which is why you didn't understand him.
Canadian Airlines no longer exists sadly... the company went under sometime in the 90s. Both of my parents worked for them at one time, still have my dad's jacket from his days as a baggage handler. Mom was a flight attendant. Loving the vids by the way, subscribe a few days ago. Gotta say amongst all the reaction channels out there these days, yours actually has some heart and soul to it, it's pretty cool. Hope all is well.
You still might like Coffee Crisp. In my experience, the coffee part of the flavour tastes nothing like coffee but more like they figured out how to turn the smell of coffee into a flavour.
Real pouting is the best in Quebec apparently, but you can find great pouting anywhere if you look.
The 2nd Commercial was a NewFoundLand accent.
We have lipton green tea here in America
Hey Tash. I'm sure you know this by now, but just in case; Canadian Air has been gone for quite a few years now. There is just Air Canada and West Jet now.
On Canada’ east coast we were able to buy a McLobster. Essentially a lobster roll
Yop is a yogurt drink.
Ok, Tash. At about 4:30 you referenced a cold winter's night and a cup of tea. We just drop to the -20's C from a few days of -50's C with wind chill in Montreal. What constitutes a cold winter's night in Australia? Please note this is not meant as a competition or put down in any way, Eh. Just curious the way it works down under.
about 7 to 11 degrees is cold in Brisbane lol
Lipton soup is not tea. It's chicken flavoured noodle soup
They had a few other flavours but yes the chicken noodle was by far the best.
It's like chicken-flavoured bubble tea but with noodles... (ok, it's nothing like bubble tea).
Lipton cup a soup was in the ad most likely chicken noodle
That bonavista car ad is two Newfie’s (people from Newfoundland, I’m from Newfoundland and IT IS NOT DEROGATORY) talking normally
THE CAR-SALESMAN IS FROM NEWFOUNDLAND AND THEY SPEAK LIKE THAT. WE CALLED THEM NEWFIES
Damn I miss that Yop ad!
You won't be flying Canadian Airlines anytime soon, they've been out of business since 2010. Canada's National Flag Carrier is Air Canada.
Canadian Airlines hasn’t been around for decades now. You missed that flight.
Pineapple on pizza is like beetroot on burger. You know it’s right.
love it :)
What???? No house hippo commercial?????? That should be number 1..
FFS!!! I'm Canadian senior and I've NEVER seen that Lipton soup commercial, the Tim Hortons are dated beyond belief, and Canadian Airlines doesn't exist anymore and hasn't for decades.
Yop is a yogurt drink. Tim Hortons started out as a coffee and donut, cop hangout place. Now they have soup, wraps etc etc. I wouldn’t say most of these were the top 10. Canadian Airlines doesn’t exist anymore, so won’t be flying them :). Just Air Canada.
The name of the airlines was Canadian Airlines, but they are no longer in business similar to Pan American airlines and Trans World Airlines in the States. Bad Canadian humour would say they were all 'fly by night' companies.
Oh man, they skipped the House Hippos!!
watching it soon, stay tuned
I'm Canadian over 50
1. Never Saw is before
2. Never saw it before
3. Never saw it before
4. Saw it,...Good Com.
5 .Never saw it
6. Saw it,.. Meh
7. Never saw it
8. Never saw it
9. Never saw it
10. Never Saw it
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I am a Canadian over 70, was always working and seldom got to watch TV. I think when you watched a show, you actually got to watch more commercials then the actual show.
Oh bloody hell, Air Canada bought up Canadian in the 90s
That's not Lipton's tea, it's a cup of soup mix....chicken or beef
Degrassi is a street in Toronto Canada
Canadian Airlines no longer exists, it was a subsidiary of Canadian Pacific Railroad. Our national airline is Air Canada.
The first PIzza PIzza is in Toronto not far from me.
don't believe that airline survived
Lipton Cup of Soup is just that. Soup! Not tea, although Lipton’s does make tea.
That was Lipton cup of soup it's actually chicken noodle soup
Newfoundlander is English… but it’s another dialect for sure. The vast majority of Canada cannot understand when a group of Newfies are in a room together.