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Mcdonalds used to taste a lot better back then, who.s with me on this one
Everything tasted better back then. Letâs you know theyâre serving poison now
Everything was better back then
In ny they changed the oil the fries was cooked in
Yes so true
Me. But it seems no restaurants are that great anymore.
As a kid in the early 80s, when commercials came on I was annoyed and wanted the show to come back on. Now in 2022 I'm actually sitting here watching those commercials as the show itself.
That's what nostalgia is all about.
I was thinking that too
What made it even more unique in the early eighties is our local businesses would be on the commercials after the national ones ...these are real Treasures as the local commercials are very hard to find
@@johngibson2884 yes, I remember my mom went to the appliance store and they were making a commercial in the store. I ended up being in it lol
This is because shows are now annoying.
I like seeing comercials meant to appeal to Americans and family and promotes mommy and daddy and children.
Now we have a different agenda being promoted.
Watching these ads makes me miss being a kid in the early '80s. Thank you for sharing these.
Me too
I don't think a smile ever left my face. How about that...commercials.
Because the future isn't what we thought it would be.
Never in a million years did I think I would miss these commercials. Never know what you got till it's gone
Who would have ever thought that watching commercials would be a good thing. Good memories.
Those commercials brought a tear to my eye it brought me back to a happier time . Back when kids actually played and going out to eat was a treat.
The '80s had to be one of the greatest eras in music and entertainment.
Man you got to make a video on toy commercials we had the best toys in that era all these memories just rushing back to me .Thanks for the videos bro.
I agree a 100% bro and well put! đŒđ
FACTS
I am an 80's fan forever, that decade was excellent for me growing up.
It took me away from this era for a while.
Watching this channel is like wrapping yourself in a blanket made of nostalgia.
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@@DavesArchives And it's a warm and comfy blanket đ§žđ§Łlike a comfy bedđ safe and secure. It's really astounding how much you can miss things you haven't thought about in ages, then POW, MEMORYđ„SMACK! đ„ But in a really nice way...lol. Thank you sir. I was a late 60's baby. I grew up as I've mentioned in the 70's. They were amazing to have grown up in that time. These types of videos are NOT easy to make. I appreciate the time, effort, dedication, and really hard work you did to create this work of art. I can't imagine the editing, processing, and transferring processes you had to do to achieve this video. It is truly epic! And once again THANK YOU! đ đ God Bless you all and take care! đđđđđ
I like The older era of đș more so than the đ Tripe shown today. đ
I'm much younger than any of these, but I remember renting movies.
Great memories for us around 50 year olds!
Oh my gosh how I miss the 80's! So refreshing watching these commercials. Wholesome, simple, cheesy, and short and to the point. No commercials with sexual innuendos, or racial narratives with crappy music. Also takes me back to when we'd do things as a family and I still had my mom around with her beehive hair and big smile.
Thank you for these memories!!
Very well said đ„đ
May God bless you
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Romans 10 v 9 and 10 đ
@@johnmorgan2619 And you as well my friend. đ
Ain't that the truth Fats (that's from weird science) peace
Give me a breakâŠall commercials are annoying đ« đč
@@justpeachy4380 You must be young.
A time when you were not connected to the world, but you were connected to your friends and the moment.
I believe thatâs the perfect way to sum up our experience. Very well said.
Our good ole days..... Where does the time go............
In the first Coke commercial, the girl with the red shirt and blue and white arm bands is Diane Franklin. She starred in 90s classics like Better Off Dead, Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure and the Last American Virgin. Had a huge crush on her back in the day!
Diane Franklin was also in a good TV movie called, Summer girl. From Ms. Harper Stacey.
I want my 2 dollars.
@@godfatherstabba DIdn't ask for a dime.... Two dollars. :)
Do you know what the street value of this mountain is ?
@@jimsmith9853 You'd make a fine little helper, what's your name?....Charles De Mar.
I donât know what it is about the early 80s, but I just love re-examining the pop culture. Unashamedly cheesy, refreshingly optimistic, even in the face of real world problems, and so many exciting new things just coming to people, like VCRs and CDs. I never get tired of going back to this era.
There was a reason for the optimism. It was pretty much our country's peak. Yeah the 90s were pretty good as well but we were headed in a downward spiral afterwards.
I'm also fascinated by 80s culture. We all took it for granted.
Our phones and the internet have made us less creative. Lots of people have mentioned it lately. Today it's all about TikTok(Yikes) etc. When these were made the creator actually put some originally thought into the commercial. Today it's nothing but copycats. Craig Fergerson talked about this in an interview. He won't use Social Media anymore and stays off his phone so he can come up with original material. Watching Commercials in real-time and only a few times is actually better. Just my opinion
Same. I hated commercials when I was a teenager and now these same commercials is soothing to my ears. Go figure!
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In hindsight I think 1986 was the absolute peak of 80s culture. Yeah 87-89 was amazing too but 86 has it all.
Yeah video game/arcade culture was incredible...the later generations will never understand it. The graphics were pretty basic but we were on the ground floor... building what would come later.
I also liked how arcade culture got intertwined with mall culture.
I agree that it would be amazing if we could somehow go forward in reverse...a return to a simpler time where things aren't moving at lightning speed.
well said, I agree, this era was wondeful
I remember all the jingles , I miss the 80s đȘ
Ah, the voice talent of Paul Winchell... Not only the voice of Tigger, but in the Scrubbin Bubbles commercial! What an iconic voice! He's missed!
"We work Hard, so you don't have too!" đ
He was also the voice of Dick Dastardly, Gargamel on the Smurfs, and Zummi of the Gummi Bears. Great comment! Yes, he will be missed!
I agree 100%
He also did a lot of Flintstones V/Os
As a kid, I loved Pizza Hut as a sit down restaurant. We used to go there after little league baseball games.
I wasn't around back in the early 80s, but there's a certain nostalgia I can feel with these commercials I never got to experience.
And you would be right! It was a magical time.
You betta believe it bro....we were in a era that was developing into being the start of an era that would be forever "GREAT" because most everyone who was someone or not were beginning there journey into becoming who they are today. We'll never get the era back again....I'm sad about that!!!
Datsun commercial featuring David Ruuprecht from Supermarket Sweep!
He wore the best sweaters!
Ted Valentine Ruprecht was an announcer on CNL radio station in Kenitra Morocco.
Oh how I love the 80s. I was a teenager back then.
I swear people in the 70s and 80s had the worst sinus pain lmao
This is too cool! I miss these days. Can't help but get a little emotional watching these commercials. Thanks for sharingđđŸ
The tracking was hard to put up with but the old memories were great. Being a teenager back then was incredible!!!
I can imagine
I think the difference from then and now is that back then they were not only selling a product, they were selling a feeling.
I miss the 80s so much such a peaceful and happy timeđ
I really miss the 80s. I was 7 or 8. This and the early 90s were the best times for TV
The flicker was so bad on some of those vids I immediately got up and slapped the sides of my TV. Muscle memory activated!
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I was a teenager and in junior high and high school during this time. I miss those days đȘ
Born in 68 you nailed it what a time period to be young, todays youth are being cheated! If I ever get a time machine I will swing by and pick you up Marty McFly style and we can both go back!! JK, peace to you.........
Sometimes I'll just close my eyes and listen to these commercials and it feel like I'm back in the 80's. There is something about the sound of the 80's that you sure don't have in the 2020's. It's so nostalgic. Love that you upload these commercials. The 80's were the best! đ€â€đșđŒ
When I was a kid back then, I liked watching the fast food commercials and toy commercials the best!
That feeling you get when you realize that the commercials from the 1980s were more interesting, intelligently written and entertaining than the tv show in 2022.
Really the direct opposite is true, one cheesy thoughtless line after another.
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They were definitely more creative. Today everything feels like generic conformed unoriginal crap. This era was cheesy, but entertaining. Then PC society came along and sucked the life out of everything. Can't express yourself anymore, somebody might get offended.
I'm reminded how difficult it was to watch shows recorded on VHS When tracking went wrong. The struggle WAS REAL. Thanks for unlocking memories that were lodged DEEP DOWN, Dave. See you Friday!
Right?! đ
What about just trying to get the rabbit ears right on top of the black and white TV to see a clear picture? 1950's
@@edlondon3717 That was still happening in the 80s as well. Even into the 2000s. My parents never had Cable, nor a Microwave. They were still using a Wringer Washer in the mid 90s and line dried, no dryer. lol
@@neolithicnobody8184 You didn't buy your parents a washing machine and microwave?
@@edlondon3717 Dad wouldn't have it. Not in his household. Nothing wrong with his washer and microwaves were dangerous. Betty Crocker and Duncan Hines didn't exist in that household either. Nor Teflon cookware and plastics of any kind(except Bakelite).
I was born in 81 so most of my clear commercial memories begin in the early 90s but it's amazing how every now and then one from this list will spark a vague memory. Everything was better in the 80s and 90s!
Early 1980s ..1980 1981 1982 1983 sure still very 70s. Jolly happy people in these commercials BUT in those days everything was simpler BETTER times innocent too...today the world is a cesspool.
Nothing screams the 80âs more then local Video Store commercials đŒđ§đ§đ§đŻanother classic đDave đŻđ§đ§đ§đ§đŒđș from the greatest decade ever!!!!
Most video stores are closed down.
I think of the as seen on TV commercials you could buy C.O.D. The fishing pole, handheld sewing machine, and the knife that could cut through a can then a tomato. Lol
Am I the only one who remembers the metal slide at McDonald's behind the cashiers and when you ordered a sandwich they would grab one off of it?
Don't they still do that?
I still make that dang Cadbury Bunny clucking noise.đ
17:55 She said with today's prices đ
Fast forward 30 years we wish we had 80s prices
Lol and the car prices...I was just watching electric car videos today that were 65k
Funny how the Pizza Hut "coach" and the Mini Wheats "coach" are practically interchangeable.
My dear sweet mother God rest her soul got us those Cadbury eggs at Easter, the commercial with the clucking rabbit used to make me laugh so hard for some reason. Tried one as an adult and it was so sickening sweet I couldn't eat it. Thanks for the memories mom! You are missed!
When things weren't so bad and when life was about getting ahead. I miss my childhood with a deep passion.
You're right Dirt we can go out play be kids and our parents wouldn't have to worry these kids today will never understand
@@bigdrew186 I'm 20 and I couldn't agree more
Thank you for uploading these, old commercials are always a trip
1980 baby here. Love the early 80s commercials.
the Coke commercial was a total play on Fame...and I loved it
The 80s was one of the best years to be in, I was born in the early 80s and just love all these old adverts and songs from this time.
This shitty world is coming to a end sooner then later. I am so blessed to be a 70's/80's kid. Wonderful time to be a kid
I am sure someone was saying that in 1982 as well.
Born in 68 you nailed it we grew up in a perfect time. Couldn't imagine what it's like for todays youth, the world and the way it is , it's all Back asswards!!!! Today's youth are getting cheated!
How I dearly miss the 80s. These commercials and jingles are so unforgettable. đșđ¶đŒđ”đ
I wish I could go back to those times again, things just made more sense. Yes in the 80s we had our issues, but nothing like what we are going through now.
I'm 42 and I can't believe I remember all of these.
I gotta come here to escape the current Hell were living in.
We could sure use Reagan again!
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@@shadowlandstudios86 Reagan and his trickle-down economics is why the middle-class today, is the working poor. Don't be stupid.
@@shadowlandstudios86 I wouldn't use politics in this
@@jerrygil1965 President Reagan was the President of the United States during these years. Many of us who grew up in the 80's have great memories. So maybe it had a lot to do with who was president. đ
Datsun commercials. Most people have forgotten or never heard of Datsun.
My mom had a Datsun. The air-conditioner went out and most of the time she drove it in the Texas summer heat the windows were down
1:34 woah! Diane franklin with the ponytail! Its princess joanna from bill and ted, or suzy putterman from terrorvision!
Just one thing missing - đŒ VHS VCR Video Head Cleaner đŒ A mandatory, essential product of the eighties. As I was watching this video it hit me... time to dig-up the head cleaner just to realize that the cleaning fluid had all but evaporated. And the cleaning cloth-tape was all chewed up by rodents. Oh well, back to the laptop, hit the space bar and on with the video.
Everything seemed so wholesome back then. It was such good era.
Watching these reminds me of a time when life was more relaxed and simple.. When things weren't as expensive and crazy as they are today in 2022.. I miss my Childhood and Growing up in that Era when life seemed good.. Thanks for the Memories â€đŻ
34:45 This Gallo commercial has some Oscar-worthy acting.
Thank you for saving the 80s commercials..... big-time flash back...
I was 2 years old when these commercials aired. Just watching them and comparing them to what we have now is amazing to me.
Oooohhh 41 minutes. What a treat!
My Grandma called them "The Young and the Chestless"đ€Ș
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Hahaha oh my gosh your grandma was cruel lol
Dave, your channel is the best man.
Right out of the gate, classic commercials.
Man what a great time to be an American kid. I sure miss it.
This is like medicine that I need.
Thanks brother.
Thx 1dood! Means a lot
Wow! The Datsun 200 sx commercial brought back memories. And the Sunday Night Movie also. Kojak too. Damn it. I'm old.
A lot of â80s ad ditties weâre schmaltzy, but I guarantee weâd all be just a little happier today if commercials were still like this. Even at the time we knew they were kind of stupid - we didnât care.
Exactly. Maybe they kept us in a happier mood all around. Today's commercials are so much colder...and it tends to affect people.
Watching this channel definitely reminds me of my childhood, and loved one's who's passed đą đȘ đ on...
My goodness, those songs came right back , I cant believe I remembered every word. Thank you for sharing these.
I miss these days and I'm only in my 40s
Great video. I had forgotten about Apple Frosted Mini Wheats. Great to see Peter Jurasik early in his career in the RCA television commercial. Can you imagine a commercial encouraging employers to hire a teenager in these fraught days? Wow is it fun to see the Datsun 200 SX. This is a fantastic set of commercials, Dave. I also don't remember the blue Diet Dr. Pepper cans. And doesn't Telly Savalas look fly in his trenchcoat and red silk scarf? That man could wear clothes. And Gary Owens for Stick-Ups. Fun commercial. And Mason Adams for Cadbury eggs. So many memories. Thank you again for sharing. Love these collections.
Haha The Teddy ad is one of my favs
@@DavesArchives Mine, too. So good to see again.
Thank you for putting this together it reminds me of when I was a child at the early 80s. I remember a lot of these commercials and product. It brings me back to a better time full of warm feelings and memories
Most definitely! Thanks Brandon đ
THANK YOU DAVE! As a 44 yr old these videos make me smile
đž THE 80s AND THE 90s THE BEST đž I WISH I COULD GO BACK IN TIME, EVEN FOR A DAY đž
Just amazing how so many of these products didnât make it.
Just $5,895.00 for a brand new truck! & a Datson $4,799
Wow!đź
I was still a toddler in the early 80s. Specifically the year of 83. So I wasn't even aware of all the great jingles and commercials airing. However it let's me see the world through the eyes of my parents since they were adults in their late early 30s. Makes understand why people loved this era too. Because it was just as optimistic and alive as the 90s.
I was born in April, 1980, so I have the same feeling
Me too I was only a year old n 83
Me too 1981. I have pictures of my mom wearing plad long sleeve shirts like the ladies in the commercials.
Times were definitely tough though for people hoping to buy a home like (y)our parents. In 1982, the 30 yr mortgage rate was 16% đ€Ż -- kind of puts some perspective to today's hand-wringing over 5%. đ€·
Love the âHire a Teenager Todayâ ad LOL!!! Most seasoned employees will express their opinion as to not do that while still complaining about the reduced work force and lack of help.
I know Iâve encountered this scenario several times and this was before our current collapse.
Im sending a letter to that address.
Iâm old enough to remember many of those commercials!
What if Kellogg's never stopped putting more raisins in the raisin bran? Just giant boxes of raisins on our shelves today.
That Clorox one was stuck somewhere in my brain and I completely remembered it
A lot of these commercials are from 1982. I was 14 that year. Simpler times, better television, and watching these commercials, and the network lineup commercials, with previews for sitcoms and other shows, itâs very comforting (at least for someone who was there).
I was 12. Brings back so many wonderful memories!!
Dave!!! Thank you for your hard work and dedication to making us these videos!! Some treasure troves for sure !! đŒđŒđŒđŒ See on the live Friday !!
Yw, Shaun! Ty đ
I had no idea Dr. Pepper ever had blue cans.
The commercial jingle was mostly dead by the time I could form lasting memories, but I appreciate the effort that went into them, even if a lot were cheesy. Nowadays, if an ad has music with lyrics, 9 times out of 10, it's either an already existing song, or some bad version of something in the public domain where they changed two or three words.
Maybe it's a combination of the food ads and the fact the these videos usually drop around dinner time, but uploads on this channel make me hungry. It's weird.
Omg the KFC guy. "Mmm yeah!
I kinda remember Sugar Free Dr Pepper in the blue can.
@@kbobdonahue1966 Yeah, diet came in blue cans
The cans were the same color as the periwinkle crayons in the 64 color set "rich kids" had back then.
I was born in â76, so this is prime viewing for me. Iâm definitely getting intoxicated from memories.
Sadly, between Disney and ABC Sunday night, I had more to watch Sunday evenings than I do now with my bazillion CATV and streaming channels.
Woah, I'm back in the 5th grade! :) I'll do my homework later!
I was in the 5th Grade, too! School year 1982-1983.
This gave me video cassette flashbacks as I kept wanting to find a tracking knob on my iPhone
I never realized how good I had it.
Wow, back when the fish patty was as big as the bun.
Woah I remember those Big Mac boxes. Wow! đŻ I had a birthday party at McDonalds one year back in them days. One of the games we played was how many Big Mac boxes each person could stack up with a fan blowing in front of it before the fan blew it over. It was no Chuck E Cheeseâs but I had a ball. A bunch of kids from my school showed up. I did Chuck E Cheese a few times after that though! Early 80s was great times!
Remember when they tried the box that separated the hot meat from the cold lettuce and tomatoes đ
@@timeforchange3786 I'm not sure but I remember the fish sandwiches came in the blue box.
@@luciousthomas6141 and driving up to jack in the box and speaking to a clown head
@@timeforchange3786 McDLT
@@timeforchange3786 The McDLT was that burger. It debuted in 1984 and lasted for about 6 years before it was removed.
Those we're the days my friends đ
Way better than current commercials. No ridiculous TikTok dancing that every commercial seems to have now.
Now Iâm glad someone made sure not to let the shows interrupt our enjoyment of these commercials! đ€Ł Who would have ever predicted this back then?!?! Gotta â„ïž it!
None of the kids will know what all
those lines on the screen are from.đ
Hire a Teenager advertisement made me laugh so hard, I about fell out of my chair! Hire a teenager, you'll be hiring the most willing workforce in America! Bahahahahahahahahaha!
How times have changed.
I remember reading a study where the " Two bigger scoops of Raisins " were actually less raisins than the regular amount of raisins in raisin bran. The two bigger scoops of raisins were actually puffed up raisins that appeared to be more, but were actually less ,,,
When I was younger my mom had stick ups throughout the house, car, closet's, etc., you name a place she had one there. I never knew they were called stick ups, now I do!
Watching this just earned you a new subscriber! I was a feeling like times have changed so much, and NOT for the BETTER, when I happened upon this video! I was transported back to my childhood back in Chicago! I was almost brought to tears at 33:16, brought back so many memories about telephones, and how much they meant to us, back then. Now they mean just as much, but in a different way, a much different way, and that's the sad part. "Thanks for the memories" did you catch that? LOL
Thanks Glynis!
Love that first ad=Mcdonalds:THE MUSICAL!đ
as well as the Broadway smash,"Coke Is It!"
The ABC Star Tunnel intro never gets old..
Can this volume be shown in Friday's live-stream..?
mcdonalds was trying to capitalize on the popularity of the movie FAME with that commercial. i havent seen that commercial since 80s but instantly remembered the song lol
@@bb-gc2tx, you must mean the Coke ad. McDonald's totally did its own thing. In fact, "Hopscotch," was a variation, on the original, "Big Mac," complete with patty-cake style hand movements, between pairs of kids. We all did it, in school, lol. I still remember every move!
Boy, the memories these bring back. I was in high school when these aired. Class of '84.
This video is the background noise of my young life. Itâs amazing all the memories that come to mind!
Brought back a lot of memories, I totally forgot about. Thank you for doing so.
Just in time for my lunch break! Thanks Dave!!!
My mom still sings 2 of her fav songs from commercials! One is âGive a hamburger to someone you like. Give some fries and a shake and make someone happy!â She says is a McDonaldâs jingle the other is Millers Outpost that was a jeans store? And it wentâFrom all of us to all of you a merry Christmas star. From Millers Outpost,A merry Christmas star!â She doesnât remember much of it now due to illness but it makes me happy that I rememberâșïž
People sure looked regular back than. And they sure love to dance ⊠and sing.