mike watts however Reaper 1 is right about one thing. You can’t just play it anytime of the year. It would have to be if the Steelers went to the Super Bowl or something like that so it would mean something to the audience especially the older audience who saw Joe Greene play and this commercial air for the first time.
Russell Wilson is walking to the locker room after the Super Bowl. He's sad cause he just lost. A kid comes up to him in the tunnel "Hey Russ, I think you played a good game, if that means anything." Kid asks, " Do you want my coke?" Russel takes the coke, starts to leave "Bye r-russ" Wilson turns around. "Hey kid, catch!" Tosses his jersey over with a smile Intercepted by Butler
this commercial is a classic and i think it's great seeing the relationship between mean joe and the kid. What a great commercial! It still brings a tear to the eye!
"Hey Kid, Catch!" was a television commercial for Coca-Cola starring Pittsburgh Steelers defensive tackle "Mean" Joe Greene. The commercial debuted on October 1, 1979, and was re-aired multiple times, most notably during Super Bowl XIV in 1980. The 60-second commercial won a Clio Award for being one of the best television commercials of 1979.
***** so this is your youtube account time to look at your favorites and laugh I bet 300% of it is kill la kill stuff and whatever other animes you went through a phase with
This commercial is still voted in nearly every fan poll the all time favorite commercial of all time not just sports commercial but all commercials. That's saying something when you consider how many of the people voting weren't even alive when this commercial was made.
It was a different era....a time before the rise of the Nanny State. Seat-belts were for pussies. Kids rode around in the back of open pickup trucks. Bicycle helmets were virtually unknown. Kids played with metal lawn darts that could actually kill them. High schools had a "smoking lounge", for students. Doctors smoked cigarettes right INSIDE their offices. Toys were coated in lead paint. Parents didn't have to worry about being arrested for "child neglect", just because their parents let them play outside alone & unattended. Men used the Men's room & women used the lady's room, period. "Singers" didn't rely on "auto-tune", etc, & so on. TV stations "signed off" at around midnight-2am. It was a great time. People who didn't live in that era, don't really understand the true meaning of "Freedom & Liberty"
I had a spin welder! It was a toy welder! It used a heat gun to weld plastic and you could build a car with it. The welder plugged into the wall socket and it would burn you if mishandled. I think I was 8 when I got that. I am a child of the 70's and it was AWESOME! Summer vacations were time well spent. Tan with scabbed knees and elbows. Every house in the neighborhood had a mom home and she would give you a band-aid or kool-aid or both. Divorce went up 300 percent back then. I watched all the dads get kicked out. It was the start of what we have today.
SkiptyDooSir What the fuck does any of your example have to do with 1979?!?....Oh, I see everything before 2006 is "the bad old '50s" to an idiot Millennial.
r1too Nothing you said, had any connection to what was said. Perhaps reword you're ,"member star wars" good old days rant more logically. making a correlation between things that don't have relation. is like saying ,"we used to be able to beat our wives, but liberals ruined it, but at least we have facebook to member those times" You seem like a scholar of a person, you certainly aren't that stupid, you were just trolling at best.
9-24-19...Happy Birthday to 'Mean' Joe Greene...celebrating his 73rd today. One of the all time greats. Pushed Coach Noll to stick with Terry Bradshaw at QB...the rest is history. ..four rings.
This guy used to come into my store every few days. He would buy a 2 liter of Coca Cola, walk one full lap around the store, and by the time he got back to the front counter, the thing would be empty.
I live in Cincinnati and went down to the Bengals practice game a few months ago. There is an area where the team walks across the street to get into the stadium. Signs posted on fence rails telling fans not to speak to players. This 8 year old said hello to Joe Burrows from about 10 ft away. Joe turned and threw him his towel. Magical. Thanks Joe. The 5 of us standing there will never forget that.
This is quite possibly the best Super Bowl ad ever, it's so heartwarming and beautiful!!! Happy Super Bowl Day everyone!!! I know that's not what they call this day but still that's what I call it :)
This commercial made me smile. I remember this commercial the very first time it aired. One of my fav of all times. Great memories... Thank you so much ...
This year's Super Bowl was just played last night (2/11/2024). Not one of the commercials aired will ever be remembered and still give people "the feels" the way this brilliant ad did...and still does.
It's interesting that Mean Joe and the kid reunited years later. When they showed a countdown of the best Super Bowl commercials, the two were reminiscing about the time this was shot.
This is an AMAZING COMMERCIAL featuring HOF Defensive Tackle- Mean Joe Green- #75 of the Pittsburgh Steelers. His jersey was retired tonight, making him one of two Steelers to hold the honor. Pittsburgh Rivalry Game Tonight against the Baltimore Ravens- The AFC Northern Division foes stand even at 5-3 a piece with the Ravens having the advantage of winning the previous match. Whoever wins tonight will be in a peak position to reach the Playoffs. Steelers-31 Ravens-27
If there's a commercial, that brings a joyful tear to your eye, a gives you hope, in the goodness of the human condition, this is it...I'm from Pittsburgh, and I got Joe Greene's autograph, years ago...this is, without a doubt, the greatest commercial ever made, period...
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If he threw back the empty bottle lmao
+Woojoo333 dammit someone beat me to it. ah well, I posted it anyways.
+Woojoo333 CATCH
Kid gets knocked out by the flying bottle
Credits roll
+Josh Lynch
"There are no credits on commercials!"
- Donald Draper
You're comment did make me laugh though.
"You never say 'thank you'!"
"That's what the money is for!"
The kid/adult would have it on ebay now
40 years later, still the best commercial ever.
45 years later… feels like only yesterday. 😝
What year did that commercial came out
Who agrees they should re air this ad at super bowl time?
Doesn't fit the new narrative sadly.We are too far gone too appreciate it I'm afraid.
i feel like only when the steelers are in the SB
mike watts Who says it needs to fit the narrative. Just break the rules.
@@modrenwarefare Good point,I agree.
mike watts however Reaper 1 is right about one thing. You can’t just play it anytime of the year. It would have to be if the Steelers went to the Super Bowl or something like that so it would mean something to the audience especially the older audience who saw Joe Greene play and this commercial air for the first time.
"Huegh kudd" -Dan Avidan
always upvote Dan
Leocario shiny I would like your comment but it’s at 69 likes and I’m sure that’s how Danny would like it
This is exactly what i came here for
I'm a computa!!!
This had me rolling 😂
Fun fact: mean Joe Greene and that kid are still friends to this day.
Doubtful. It was 40 years ago, so he’s not a kid anymore
That was a fabulous ad, brilliantly done!
@@DK-nv9zu well obviously lol 😆. Anyway I saw an interview with Joe Greene and he mentioned that he still talks to him.
That’s awesome
@@DK-nv9zu ruclips.net/video/e6Hfmsjqtb0/видео.html
I remember this when I was a kid and it showed me football players weren't really big bad guys just on the field. GOAT commercial
I remember they made a TV movie as sort of a "sequel" to this commercial...
It showed that Mean Joe Greene was not really that mean.
Russell Wilson is walking to the locker room after the Super Bowl. He's sad cause he just lost. A kid comes up to him in the tunnel
"Hey Russ, I think you played a good game, if that means anything." Kid asks, " Do you want my coke?"
Russel takes the coke, starts to leave
"Bye r-russ"
Wilson turns around.
"Hey kid, catch!"
Tosses his jersey over with a smile
Intercepted by Butler
Ian Pritchard LMAOOOO....😂
Ian Pritchard ITS OVER LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
What a dick that Malcolm Butler is.
Ian Pritchard Classic. 😂😂
YES 😂😂😂😂
HAY KIHD
- Leigh D. Avidan, 2015.
I know that kid
this commercial is a classic and i think it's great seeing the relationship between mean joe and the kid. What a great commercial! It still brings a tear to the eye!
Hi from 13 years ago! 👋🏼
Not as classic as an ice cold delicious Coca-Cola
14 years ago wow...hello from the present and to another 14 years ahead i hope
Greatest commercial period. They still keep in touch, and do autograph appearances.
I was 9 years old when this came and out. Loved it then and still do.
Awesome commercial! I was less than a month away from turning 12, as this was the '79 Super Bowl played in January 1980. Nothing beats nostalgia.
Still the greatest Super Bowl commercial of all time.
Timeless!!! Loved it when I was a kid, still love it today.
"Hey Kid, Catch!" was a television commercial for Coca-Cola starring Pittsburgh Steelers defensive tackle "Mean" Joe Greene. The commercial debuted on October 1, 1979, and was re-aired multiple times, most notably during Super Bowl XIV in 1980. The 60-second commercial won a Clio Award for being one of the best television commercials of 1979.
Still the best commercial ever made for pretty much anything.
***** so this is your youtube account
time to look at your favorites and laugh
I bet 300% of it is kill la kill stuff and whatever other animes you went through a phase with
Not the Miller Lite ad where all the football stars were bowling with Rodney?
@@LordIncompetent Did that guy delete his comment? What did it say
@@sebastiann.8088 I literally do not remember either what it said or that I replied like that
Someone went off the rails here lol, and for a commercial that holds no real value
That ad gives me goosebumps every time.
One of the very best defensive players in nfl history.
Legend!
Best days. I remember this commercial. Wish times were still like this.
shivers down my spine. Best Coke commercial off all time. Hands down
He was a nice guy. On the field, that's a different story.
That's why he is called "Mean" Joe
Legends say that joe is still walking down that hallway
@@shutup1096 ...And the ad wasn't even "shot" in Pittsburgh! But closer to the Bronx,NY (True)
Still is…
This commercial is still voted in nearly every fan poll the all time favorite commercial of all time not just sports commercial but all commercials. That's saying something when you consider how many of the people voting weren't even alive when this commercial was made.
It is a beautiful commercial.
"Hey, kid!"
*Kid turns around*
*Jockstrap to face*
"Thanks, Mean Joe!"
Ew!
Lol xD
Hey kid, I'm a computa!!!
I've seen Family Guy too.
SNL did something similar to what you said. Where a Sumo Wrestler tosses a kid his Mawashi at the end.
Bring back memories as a 10 yr old Steelers fan back then. Love that commercial
fucking love this commercial
it still makes me teary eyed!
Best. Commercial. Ever.
I think the Mikey Life Cereal and the Wendy's Russian Fashion Show commercials give it a run for the money.
Definitely a classic...
Still makes me smile 41 years later.
How the heck did he manage to drink all that Coke in one gulp without belching like a foghorn?
BECAUSE HE'S FUCKING MEAN JOE!!!!
It took him 12 times finish it without letting a burp slip
Retakes and editing? (Must be a blooper reel somewhere...)
kataisa3 they probably flattened it for the commercial
To a 280 lb man a 12 oz bottle is like a sip lol
kids can get inside the locker rooms in the 70's
Actually....Yeah,
It was a different era....a time before the rise of the Nanny State. Seat-belts were for pussies. Kids rode around in the back of open pickup trucks. Bicycle helmets were virtually unknown. Kids played with metal lawn darts that could actually kill them. High schools had a "smoking lounge", for students. Doctors smoked cigarettes right INSIDE their offices. Toys were coated in lead paint. Parents didn't have to worry about being arrested for "child neglect", just because their parents let them play outside alone & unattended. Men used the Men's room & women used the lady's room, period. "Singers" didn't rely on "auto-tune", etc, & so on. TV stations "signed off" at around midnight-2am. It was a great time. People who didn't live in that era, don't really understand the true meaning of "Freedom & Liberty"
I had a spin welder! It was a toy welder! It used a heat gun to weld plastic and you could build a car with it. The welder plugged into the wall socket and it would burn you if mishandled. I think I was 8 when I got that. I am a child of the 70's and it was AWESOME!
Summer vacations were time well spent. Tan with scabbed knees and elbows. Every house in the neighborhood had a mom home and she would give you a band-aid or kool-aid or both. Divorce went up 300 percent back then. I watched all the dads get kicked out. It was the start of what we have today.
SkiptyDooSir What the fuck does any of your example have to do with 1979?!?....Oh, I see everything before 2006 is "the bad old '50s" to an idiot Millennial.
r1too Nothing you said, had any connection to what was said. Perhaps reword you're ,"member star wars" good old days rant more logically.
making a correlation between things that don't have relation. is like saying ,"we used to be able to beat our wives, but liberals ruined it, but at least we have facebook to member those times"
You seem like a scholar of a person, you certainly aren't that stupid, you were just trolling at best.
Never gets old. Great spot.
Still one of the best commercials of all time.
CLASSIC!
9-24-19...Happy Birthday to 'Mean' Joe Greene...celebrating his 73rd today. One of the all time greats. Pushed Coach Noll to stick with Terry Bradshaw at QB...the rest is history. ..four rings.
30 Years later it still brings a tear to my eye.
Pitiful
Damn he chugged that Coke
ChaosStreams He had to do that 20 times because the kid messed up so much. He was too polite to spit it out also.
That is actually a bigger than normal bottle because they wanted the bottle to look right in mean Joe's hand.
Aaaaand now he has diabetes. Holy crap. (Not really but talk about a sugar rush.)
@@stevenkunzer9027
18, not 20.
This guy used to come into my store every few days. He would buy a 2 liter of Coca Cola, walk one full lap around the store, and by the time he got back to the front counter, the thing would be empty.
Was my favorite until now.
I was about that kids age when I saw this commercial, and for 40 years, it’s stuck with me.
Top three all-time favorite commercial for me. Brings me to tears.
and horses playing football.
Kicking over the high-tension wires
All these years later still makes me choke up a bit watching this commercial. IMO, best commercial EVER (and I'm not even a Steelers fan).
I live in Cincinnati and went down to the Bengals practice game a few months ago. There is an area where the team walks across the street to get into the stadium. Signs posted on fence rails telling fans not to speak to players.
This 8 year old said hello to Joe Burrows from about 10 ft away.
Joe turned and threw him his towel.
Magical. Thanks Joe.
The 5 of us standing there will never forget that.
Awesome !!!
Still hits you in the right spot ❤️❤️❤️❤️
I don't care what they say. This is and always will be the greatest commercial of all time.
One of my favorite commercials of all time
One of the greatest American TV ads
This commercial isn't just classic.
It's iconic.
It would have been funnier of the kid shook the bottle first.
@@user-tp6fo7im3d No.
You don't do that to a legend.
30 years later and I still feel like an 8 year old boy idolizing my hero. Thanks for posting this classis
Probably the best ad of all time.
Every time I watch this commercial I cry. It just gets to me so much!
Amen Brother. 👍
I wonder where that jersey is...? Must be worth a fortune...
The boy has it today.
I thought that was a towel
I’ve got it
@@joelburns3383 Thanks for a great commercial! It's special with Mean Joe Green.
The original jersey was stolen on set so Joe sent Tommy (the kid) another one that he had signed
One of the 10 best commercials in the history of American television.
My fave commercial of all time, just can’t beat it..🥲
This is quite possibly the best Super Bowl ad ever, it's so heartwarming and beautiful!!! Happy Super Bowl Day everyone!!! I know that's not what they call this day but still that's what I call it :)
This commercial made me smile.
I remember this commercial the very first time it aired.
One of my fav of all times.
Great memories...
Thank you so much ...
This has to be one of the coolest commercials of all time:-)
That is my most favorite Superbowl commercial of all times. Joe sure made one young boy very happy. Thank you so much for this.
By far this would have to be the best Super Bowl commercial ever.
I always loved this commercial. It had heart and consideration for each. It still puts cold shivers cause it still timeless
That's great. Love this ad. Thanks for the post!
One of the greatest commercials of all time
This year's Super Bowl was just played last night (2/11/2024). Not one of the commercials aired will ever be remembered and still give people "the feels" the way this brilliant ad did...and still does.
2021. Here after watching SB 100 Commercial ad. This every time I see it makes me smile and tear up. A classic.
Greene is one of the greatest players and men to every play the game. I have the utmost respect for him.
A legend
The most iconic sports commercial ever
One of the best commercials ever.
In one of the takes, Mean Joe burps when he says " Hey kid".
reyzyi
They should have put that in the commercial.
0:18 The pure adoration on that kid's face makes me smile with a tear in my eye.
The greatest Super Bowl commercial ever
Never tired of seeing it!!!
I was 15 when this commercial came out, Steelers fan for life.
This gave me the chills. This is awesome
Still the greatest Super Bowl commercial of all time!
Hands down, THE BEST COMMERCIAL, EVER!
Pittsburgh Steelers and
Mean Joe Greene were my favorite team, and player growing up in the 70's
Loved this ad as a kid.
One of the all time great commercials ever!
I may not have been born in that time, but I still love this commercial.
I don’t care how many years, or how many millions of $$$, are hyped for Super Bowl ads.
THIS is THE Super Bowl ad that will always be #1. Period.
It's interesting that Mean Joe and the kid reunited years later. When they showed a countdown of the best Super Bowl commercials, the two were reminiscing about the time this was shot.
Iconic commercial from my childhood. My inner 8 year old still gets the feels.
This is an AMAZING COMMERCIAL featuring HOF Defensive Tackle- Mean Joe Green- #75 of the Pittsburgh Steelers.
His jersey was retired tonight, making him one of two Steelers to hold the honor.
Pittsburgh Rivalry Game Tonight against the Baltimore Ravens-
The AFC Northern Division foes stand even at 5-3 a piece with the Ravens having the advantage of winning the previous match.
Whoever wins tonight will be in a peak position to reach the Playoffs.
Steelers-31 Ravens-27
You guys won, but then laid an egg in NY.
I wish #82 and #88 were "retired" somehow too. I always think of Stallworth and Swann when I see them in todays game!
The Coca-Cola Company, And Coca-Cola Products Ads still remain the legend in American beverages.
I ❤Coca-Cola Products
I've always loved this ad!!!
I just got here from the John Fetterman ad....and I think I need a coke...after THAT....whatever that was.
This is such a heartwarming ad :D
John Fetterman’s stupid ad brought me here lol 😂
The all-time classic Super Bowl commercial. It cannot be topped.
If there's a commercial, that brings a joyful tear to your eye, a gives you hope, in the goodness of the human condition, this is it...I'm from Pittsburgh, and I got Joe Greene's autograph, years ago...this is, without a doubt, the greatest commercial ever made, period...
I remember that commercial! Still Classic! #MyFavoriteSodaPop!
Love it now and loved it when I first saw it.
9 years old I saw this. Always a Stealers fan!
Vincent Perling I hope you guys go far this year! btw this is coming from an Oakland Raiders fan haha good luck
One of the great commercials of all time.
This plays on my radio at night and this is a BOP MAN
0:54 "Wow! Thanks Mean Joe." This kid's voice has been seared in my memory for 50 plus years. Iconic.
Such a classic!! I remember it well.... In all honesty, I am fairly certain that this is one of the only 32 year old commercials I remember!!
The single greatest commercial ever made.
He visited my school today!!! :D
Nice
+halloween socks Mean Joe Green or the kid?
mean joe green
+halloween socks I hope you offered him a coke
+Michael Webb lol
Still a timeless commercial.
One of the Best Ever!
Thanks for this post! You brought back great memories!
It is impossible to not smile after watching this commercial.
I will never ever forget this. Brings back memories for me
This is my favorite super bowl commercial :)