TOP 10 MOST EFFECTIVE BRITISH ADVERTS - American Reacts
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We used to have to watch public safety adverts in primary school, nothing sets you up for the day better than seeing Timmy get electrocuted or Little Billy getting hit by a train 😳
i remember them, i'm dying laughing. no wonder us kids were shell shocked by the time we left school. lol
I remember one from the early 90s where a boy and his mum burned to death because his friends had prank called the fire brigade and they couldn't get to his house on time.
I remember secondary school age 14 or 15, they really brought out the big guns and we had to watch multiple kids dying horribly in farm accidents. Seeing a kid drown in cow shit, that one will stay with you.
The work safety videos are the best. One I remember vividly is an electrical safety video about peeing near the live third rail. Seeing a photo of a severely charred p***s with the the catheter showing though the holes in said organ does concentrate the mind.
Omg the train one where the police brought back his shoes after his feet were cut off 😢
The only thing needed to let evil survive is for good people to do nothing.
Sometimes good people need a slap around the face to spark them into action.
Or they just sit back and wank
@@cyberash3000 erm...well that took an unexpected turn 😂
@@MoA-Reload... what a plot change!
@@cyberash3000 Tbf a lot of us try and do both
@@cyberash3000 Noah get the boat
I grew up in a UK area with lots of heavy industry. The safety films we were shown in primary & secondary school were terrifying. Had so many night terrors for weeks after. Never went near the electricity station, mines, or steel works or railway lines. Can still visualise those films 🥺
Every year we had the police in before the summer holidays showing us films of the various ways we might die in the next six weeks.
I remember an ad on railway safety where a family was on a walk through a forest and the 2 kids were playing eye spy and the letter was T and the girl walks onto the tracks and asked if the word is track and then she suddenly get hit by a train, and then the slogan "see track, think train". I'm only 16 and I remember that from when I was way younger. Even though our public safety ads are very traumatising, they're very effective because of that reason.
That one hit hard.
Sending you so many hugs, it’s hard enough when just one advert like this comes on tv, but watching a whole bunch in one go deserves all of the hugs
I like hugs too....
"Hold up thats the walls of jericho"
I almost died laughing, I know I shouldn't but holy shit
That ad with the kid being hit by a car at 80mph in a 30 should've been on this. Impactful and effective advert
40 dude...every word from that ad is burned in to my mind for eternity
Do you remember the drink drive one where some guy gets wasted at the golf club, and ploughs thru a garden fence killing the toddler playing there?
Yes very ‘impactful’
@@littlemy1773 That's the one that always stuck with me. But wasn't it a football club he was at? He scores the winning goal in the match and then has a few pints after and he's alll pleased with himself. Then the music... I don't know what the songs called but he's singing along to it as he drives and one of the lines is "and there's no one I'd rather be" then he crashes and flips the car into the garden killing the child. Then the childs father is cradling the dead boy weeping as the camera pans into the drivers face and he's just thinking to himself 'wtf have I done?'. And he's probably wishing he could have been anybody else in the world at that point. I remember seeing that when I was like 7 and it always stuck with me.
@@roryslaine7896 yeah that’s the exact one. I couldn’t remember what club exactly i just knew sports was involved . Thanks for the filling in the gaps for me. Honestly that advert haunts me still as well, I doubt whether it would make someone who drink drives think about it because they’re normally blotto by that point. But I live near a main road and even tho there’s a very small field between my garden and the road I never let my son play in the back garden just in case
JT- " spread love, spread kindness, do something nice for someone " best message of the day 💜👏👏🇬🇧
Well done for going through them all in a single sitting JT. Here in England we don't have the American "SCREAMING IN YOUR FACE" type adverts, we ignore them and tune out so to reach the audience you need to get us invested in the story itself. Welcome to what it takes to move us from stiff upper lip, to I'm going to do something about this!
Couldn't have put it any better myself mate 👏 👍 👌
No offense but the British pif about fox hunting (Kicks) is very disturbing, I live in America
"Americans" are all people who live in the American Continent, not just in the united states
I remember watching a drink driving advert from 20 years ago (Shame, DOE, 2001 on RUclips) where a car smashes through a garden fence crushing a child. Still remember it to this day.
I was in the cinema and it was a full house, when that ad came on the screen the entire audience gasped and turned their heads away from the screen, it was so heartbreaking!
I still remember the one advert where the ‘bartender’ talks the drinker through his crash, arrest, court hearing, sentencing etc in different voices. It was very clever but so emotional.
I remember that ad it was so heartbreaking
Thought that was Irish
The earliest one I can remember is the drink-driving one. It starts at a country pub and you've got the 'In the Summer time' track playing as a family drive away. After a few moments the music slows to a halt and we see the same car again but it's crashed and all the occupants are dead. We learn that the driver had been drinking
Britain is so good at adverts. Scary and sometimes just bloody weird. Love the vid JT
Kids hit by trains, drowning in deep dark pools while being watched by the grim reaper, electrocuted on train lines , electrocuted climbing into electric sub station, suffocating in dumped fridges before magnetic catches were mandatory. It's a wonder so many of us survived. Oh I just remembered skating on thin ice but that's just a winter thing.
I've never seen any of these ads before because on the whole I don't watch commercial TV. Being public service ads, it might be a good idea to show some of these on the BBC too.
7:31 MND/ Motor Neuron Disease is what the ice bucket challenge was about; I think this advert was far more effective for explaining the disease.
Yes, the ice bucket challenge became an opportunity for celebrities to show what other celebrities they had phone numbers for.
I think the USA call it Lou Garrett disease
@@lexiwilliams9422 or ALS
JT these are designed to shock you into thinking. But don't have nightmares just try and learn from them. Take a First Aid course and make the Adverts have a positive effect of your life,
The hardest advert To watch for me was ‘it’s 30 for a reason’ speed awareness advert. Although a lot of roads have been reduced further to 20 here now.
We get shown ads like these in school, particularly ones about driving and train accidents
You know the message is going to be powerful when they get Dame and Oscar winner to be in the ad.
Many of those adverts were very emotional and worked because they brought a tear to our eye by depicting horrendous scenarios for vulnerable people that we'd go the extra mile to protect.
MND (motor neurone disease) is often referred to as ALS in America.
Yes my mum had this awful disease she was deaf at 3yrs had 7 children and at 65 she got her diagnosed she died 67 wnhat she went through changed my life 4ever this was back in 1995 a lot more people r getting this disease A.l.s
@@aaliyahgates8364 Your Mum sounds like was an incredible woman and this must have been terrible for you hen and for your family.
All the best to you.
America is a continent, not a country
There where even scarier when i was young , we had Rolf Harris in a pool full of kids and Jimmy Savile telling us to belt up , " Clunk Click Every Trip " 😉 If you are not from the UK google who thay are !
I remember the advert about the man going about his life and constantly seeing the dead child which he'd killed and ended up in the advert crying. Can't remember if it was speed awareness or drink driving.
And one where a girl was dead in the road and gets dragged out because if you hit her at 30 she's likely to survive as she came back to life.
As a kid, ads like these served as nightmare fuel, but I always understood how important it was to recognise the severity of their situations.
React to sainsburys war advert thats probably one of the most powerful adverts of all time, its about 6 or 7 minutes long.
Yes, it was powerful, but only so that Sainsbury’s could sell more stuff. They might have made a donation, I don’t know. It was still part of the UK supermarket Christmas advert battle.
The best ad ever.
@@DrDaveW All the proceeds from the making of the WW1 Christmas advert, 'Truce' was given to the Royal British Legion. No-one who was involved received a penny. Of course, Sainsbury's colaberation benefited them but given the huge amount raised for the RBL we can, I think, forgive the supermarket chain.
@@popazz1 They used their platform for good. Made people THINK.
@@iriscollins7583 ... I agree. I support the RBL all year, and am unconcerned that Sainsbury's benefited from the ad' campaign.
I think we should see more of these adverts it really teaches us
An advert that has stayed with me is the eye spy one where they’re playing eye spy and then the girl stops and guesses train just as she’s hit by one. Always look when crossing railway track
I remember an old ad when i was younger,likey 90s. Had a mother replaying her daughter opening presents on christmas and saying 'thank you mumma' the mother was upset because she lost her girl due to not testing smoke alarm. As a kid that was unforgetable.
I cant seem to find that ad anywhere
This first add is OUTSTANDING and the boy was very efective - nothing short of brilliant
If they don't stuck in your head years later then they're not effective enough. I remember seeing a good amount if these in school and I've never forgotten them. Especially the kid falling from the tree and the stop. Look.listen. kid. Terrifying
Most of these were new to me despite being older ads. I had seen the Barnado's ad before though - love that one. Intense but hopeful, a great message.
The St Johns Ambulance is a volunteer service, also there was a stop speeding advert in the uk, there have been several of them and dont drink and drive adverts that are specifically harsh, you may want to see if you can find them.
Thank you JT for sharing those videos, we all need a reality check from time to time. Upsetting for a few minutes as we tune in and out, but let's not forget for some this is real life.
Our "public information broadcasts" used to be very evocative. One in the 70's was a child getting electrocuted in a substation while trying to get his Frisbee, when the advert started I would run out of the room an cover my ears as I couldn't watch or hear it.
Hi JT, I have seen some of these ads for the first time ever and my reaction was not far of yours. As others have mentioned; the DOE Northern Ireland safety films don't beat around the bush and are straight to the point. Some of the Public Information Films and safety messages about our railways are something you should take a look at. Keep up the good work with the videos.
I'm from the uk, they showed us these when I was in high school !! !!!
In the ‘70’s there was a public information ad. Look Once. Look twice. Think Bike. It wasn’t high quality, it was basically a car at a junction, the driver looked both ways and pulled out, not seeing an approaching motorcycle. It then cuts to some graphics showing a tasty looking peach, suddenly a hammer swings down and smashes into it! All these years on, it still messes with my head and I saw some horrendous things as a soldier
Anyone remember the RSPCA advert with a dog and how much is the doggy in the window is playing camera pans back to reveal a gun pointed at the dogwith voice over saying give us a quid or we'll be pull trigger, that stayed with me for while
I remember the THINK adverts they were shocking and scary but really put a strong message into the world. I remember watching one where this guy had his headphones In and using his phone while crossing the road and then he got hit by a car or bus and they just show him laying on the ground with his eyes open
They are deep adverts (or Public Information films) but there deep because that's effective, you take notice.
I remember being about 7,8 or 9 in school and our local police officer coming into school and he showed us a VHS tape video (1997ish) of kids kicking a ball into an electrical power station and one boy trying to retrieve it, this boy gets electrocuted. (this is on RUclips Somewhere) and I remember because of this video whenever I used to walk past one (even to this day also) I think of that video and never in my life as a child played near or around that location, its effective and works and saves lives. It's part of our deep humor that we can accept these kinds of viewings. Good job JT, carry on.
I'm English and I found these hard to watch too. Ain't nobody do brutal like the British do. Love your videos JT :-)
Dear JT,
You reacted by going to check your smoke alarms.
Thank you.
You are a gentleman.
Our smoke alarm is actually hard wired into our mains electric! Defo the very best way! No poxy batteries going flat! It does however have a battery back up in case of power cuts! I think we’re safe!!
In like school, every year the fire department or someone from like an aware group would come in and we use to watch trains hitting people and they use to give us a warning because they use to show us like the injuries caused by messing around by railways. Or like bonfire night injuries
Big hello from England, absolutely love this channel bro keep it up 👌😃
This needs a part two, I can think of loads more 😂
Re the tree and boy who falls if you follow the link at the end; you see the rest of the advert where a passerby helps the dad to save the boy and runs through all the first aid stuff you need to know
The st. John Ambulance are a charity that provides first aid training and acts as a medical service at various public events
Like say the Coronation... or a music festival..
The NHS cant always provide paramedics to be on standby in case of accidents at events... not when they might be needed for any one of a million different emergencies all over the country
So for public events like Glastonbury or Download music festival the Charity St. John Ambulance is always available to rota first aid volunteers to be present
Something you might be interested in is looking at what happened when the British government hired a children's animation firm to do a series of 20 PIFs (the US equivalent would be PSAs) on what to do in the event of a nuclear attack back in the 70s. Protect and survive. They're each about 1-4 minutes long, so while there are 20 you can watch them in about an hour - Might need to be multiple parts for your format.
UK: affective adverts
US: Grammarly!
Bruv this guy definitely deserves more subs
IMO some of these adverts need to be shown again, such as the fire alarm one.
I've watched these over the years good hard-hitting adverts
These make me proud to be British. There are many crappy things about my country, many things we do poorly, and many things that are but a poor imitations of American culture. But we do genuinely shockingly brutal adverts and comedy very well indeed.
We use to get shown the car crash ads in primary school. I was 8 watching a car crash into a couple sitting on the wall, the boyfriend got killed and the girlfriend was left in a wheelchair from getting her legs crushed by the car. Our ads have always been telling the reality and I never been shy to show the brutal side. The British ads are something else especially the DOE ones. My friend to this day can’t watch the car crash ads they still freak her out and we are 21!
Does anyone remember the hedgehog advert about road safety? That was always my favourite.
I'm British and do remember seeing these on TV. They're called Public safety adds they we made to make the public aware of safety and the affects they have. Really messed up but you know the more real and scary the better the message is
“motor neurone disease association… i think i just had a stroke just reading that”
BRUH
I remember some of these omg. Watching them as a kid, they never really phased me. Just a bunch of people in pain, but seeing them now? No wonder I'm not bothered about the state of humanity
Ok, this is crazy! Today our fire alarm went off, for no reason. Tonight all I'm seeing is adverts or clips of fire, whether it be people messing with fireworks or matches or simply falling asleep with a cigarette lit. I'm gonna take this as a sign and go round my house double checking everything, cos I do not need to be in a fire!!
I remember watching some scary adverts as a kid, see track think train always scared me.
Any of our speeding kills in NI (Northern Ireland, UK) are terrifying. "Irish Road Safety", "Road Safety Authority", "Speed Kills"... thee worst.
Child of the 80's - I am still petrified by sparklers at 43!
At 1:22 I was thinking"brace yourself" :)
Genuinely my older sister was killed 8 years ago and the THINK ads where they show the cars all smashed and the people dead. Genuinely caused me to have panic attacks as they where a trigger.
I'm from the UK and I haven't seen some of these adverts. They are quite effective advert
I remembered all of these and they definitely hit the heart 💙
These got me big time. I live in the UK but amazingly haven't seen one of these.
The advert for safety on the subway in the early 2000's was epic. And hysterical. And very, very graphic.
Man the only one of these i remember is the crisis one. These are brutal. Well done for staying the course i guess. Some of them almost got me
50 50 50 hotline late at night 😂 thats always stayed with me
I live in the uk and know all of these videos. They certainly hit you where they’re meant to.
I remember these so well that it hurts
dude, i remember the adds i grew up with like these. the only difference is i live in canada.
there was one where a guy fell down the stairs and severely broke his legs, and the other where someone dumped a pot of boiling water on himself.
the bad part is that because we grew up watching these adverts, we're desensitised to this type of stuff. I think it's the reason we have a lot of dark humor and can make jokes about death and stuff is because of the fact we watched this in our childhood
Lol pissing myself laughing that life 🤣😄😃
Very moved by your reaction - these safety and charitable ads are designed to make us think and feel. So many of us are very fortunate to live in a relatively safe environment, and take our health and freedoms for granted, these miniature stories take us out of our comfort zone for good reasons.
this is why british ads are effective
Being from the UK I've only ever seen the Red Cross advert.
I would be interested to see some examples of American public information short films. It my also be worth showing some of the 1970s Public Information films, like the kid dying in the fridge, a gang of children getting killed by numerous hazards on a farm and my favourite the one called “Dark and Lonely Water”, which is the one in which the monk’s cowl and habit are left floating in a puddle at the end.
The simple fact that adults now my age (25) are saying “this made me think and remember” shows how effective these are. Shock value is a dish best served cold. Humans react to it better than positivity.
Im sat here as a British person just not being that affected by these adverts as I’ve grown up with stuff like this lmao
If you want to watch British TV that hits hard with the message then watch the film 'Threads' I live in the area it was filmed and.... Damn, just Damn.
when she grabbed the basket i thought she would pull some macgyver type shit
You need to check out Northern Irish road safety adverts they're great, specifically those from DOE
The Aussies and Kiwis have some fucking depressing PSA ads too. You never forget em.
We don't beat around the bush, the point is the point and dam do we make it!
These are all Public Information Films (what Americans call PSAs) or their charity adverts. As you can see, the UK government and British charities do *NOT* fuck around.
I think the most horrific advert I've ever seen was from the NSPCC, the first one of their FULL STOP campaign, the camera focuses on something a child would have - a Rupert the Bear mug, a Spice Girls or David Backham poster (as it was the 1990s) only the characters would be pictured covering their eyes. Meanwhile off camera, the sound of a child being abused or neglected is played loud.
Another one was from the NHS warning about fake mediciations, where a man is shown taking his pills... then pulling a dead rat from his throat while a voiceover states that fake mediciations can actually be rat poison.
And then there are our drink driving adverts, there's a particularly notable one from Northern Ireland.
These remind me of stuff we were shown at school
I am 63 years old and British, and I can honestly say that I have not seen any of these Adverts ever. I would never even watch these if they were televised.
Melissa says yes 😂
The fact that we don't have millions of ad's for medication should be shocking in itself.
Plus..some adverts were not shown as they were too 'Upsetting'
These are mild compared to the public information ones. especially the one with death standing near a pond.scared me to death when I a kid
my friend some of those I could not watch myself, they hit home to hard.
Wow.... I don't think I've seen any of these TBH as it's been a while since I last watched actual TV.... But that banardos one and the Emma Thomson trafficking one.... OMG! 😱 😭.... I have always loved and respected Emma Thompson as an actress but that bar just got raised for sure! 🙏...
PS... Spoke too soon as I have definitely seen the last one!
As far as I know Motor Neurone Disease or MND is known as ALS or Lou Gehrigs Disease in America after a baseball player who died from it. In the UK Sir Stephen Hawking the physicist is the most famous person who had it.
You don’t ever move someone that’s fallen! Ever! Spinal injuries, one wrong move can paralyze them for life.
The little girl hit by a car in rewind will always stick with me
Watch the "Live with it" advert that has a man who sees the body of the boy he killed whilst speeding everywhere he goes. It's very creepy, but effective.
That first one was deep af
Hey JT i know this is an channel about an American seeing British/UK things but does the US have commercials like these? Would be cool to see you react to them and give us an insight into what sort of ads you guys get!
Odd they cut no. 3 Barnardo's break the cycle and no.4 St John's out of this version?
some of the old drink/driving ones are truly shocking, one by the DOE makes you want to cry.
I think they made a very good choice using Emma Thompson (Love Actually, Alan Rickman's character's wife) for the sex trafficking one, as that would take some seriously good acting for something so brutal to perform, even though a lot's implied.