The talking pitcher in that Kool-Aid spot is none other than Thurl Ravenscroft, best known as the voice of Tony the Tiger, and the singer of that funny holiday song, "You're a Mean One, Mr. Grinch" from the popular 1966 holiday special, "How the Grinch Stole Christmas".
The only "analysis" necessary about that is: how do I make that a text alert on my iPhone? (Native...if I'm not offended, then neither should anyone outside my circle!) 👍🏻
i don't see what's so bad about this. the native characters here aren't being portrayed as savages or evil, in fact the story at the beginning quite literally implies that the cavalry were the ones who started the conflict, and seems to commend the colonel for ending it using kool aid
@@TechnoGlowStick Fine first off head scratcher means hard to understand and also when I read your comment I didn't understand it Edit: I understand your comment now
@@lukea6326 Fun fact: the term "snowflake" originated from the movie Fight Club, a movie about toxic masculinity (and the book it was based off was written by a gay man). Also, it's not 2016 anymore boomer. Hardly nobody uses the term "SJW" anymore except 40 years olds neckbeards who live in their mother's basement and cringey 12 years olds who play COD and think saying the n word is the pinnacle of comedy.
@@elfinjollywood3993 What the fuck does that have to do with how PC commercials are? People still can, and often do, support a whole family (whatever that exactly means) with just a HS education. Often, they do so with even less. The plumber who lives across the alley from me is a HS dropout and property taxes on this block run in the $9K/year range. Implying that being polite to others and not degrading huge groups of Americans in trying to sell powdered drink mix is detrimental to our quality of life is a veritable orgasm of invalid idiocy. Bad elf! Bad, bad elf!
Ok first off, don’t call people snowflakes, it’s derogatory and bully-like. Secondly, more people than you think would be outraged if this aired today. It’s racist for goodness sake.
@@Delivery_Boy_Roy ok there snowy. I've been called worse many times over and could care less. Grow a thick skin. Life is much better that way. When people react, much like you have here over the stupidest of comments, it makes you a snowflake.
I'm white, so take what I'm saying here with a grain of salt, but what's offensive about this commercial isn't necessarily that Native Americans are being portrayed in stereotypical outfits (though this can be harmful if it causes people to assume that all Native Americans look like that, since it erases the identities of those who don't), but rather that they are being shown as excessively violent. To claim that one race of people is inherently more violent than another is, well, racist.
Go look up the American Indian Wars…both sides were very violent. Also look up the Comanche tribe. They conquered most of what is known today as New Mexico, Texas, Oklahoma, Colorado and Kansas. They did so with brutality and violence. It was a way of life for them. Whenever they invaded any tribe, males old enough to fight were never spared even if they surrendered. They sexually assaulted, tortured, and murdered the women and took the children captive as slaves.
How It's not PC? Hear me out the native americans in the advert aren't insensitive. Just saying Edit: All I'm saying is I don't find commercial offensive, Offensive is subjective
@@univon4892it may not be extremely offensive and malicious, but it's pretty ignorant/outdated in terms of depicting indigenous ppl (i view it in the same way as the disney peter pan "what makes the red man red" scene)
@@mickeymousey1239 its racist, just because people didn't CARE about the racism back then, doesn't mean it wasn't offensive. I don't give a shit that they didn't "know better" that doesn't excuse blatant racism.
Omg this would NEVER be aired now. esp.. when the white guy tosses Indians behind him in line so that he can be the first one to get kool-aid. I’m surprised this is on CZcams with all what’s going on in this day and age.
And the Indian tosses the White guy behind him, they both do it again, and the Indian gets the Kool-Aid first. What's the big deal? You have to look at the whole commercial, not 2 seconds of it.
The talking pitcher in that Kool-Aid spot is none other than Thurl Ravenscroft, best known as the voice of Tony the Tiger, and
the singer of that funny holiday song, "You're a Mean One,
Mr. Grinch" from the popular 1966 holiday special, "How the
Grinch Stole Christmas".
I love Leo the Tiger
His name was Thurl 'Pappy' Ravenscroft.
I remember this commercial, and don't figure out my age. LOLOLOL.
Best voice ever.
They should make commercials like this again !
Ok, I thought that sounded like him!
This is how the first thanksgiving happened
Kool-Aid man really went downhill. He Went from strong spoken to running into walls and saying “OH YAAAAA”
Effects of blunt trauma and brain damage
Old kool aid man was racist as f***
He went uphill
why does everyone like kool aid no matter where
because it tastes great
Also they should make one commercial but it takes place in North Korea(achieves world peace)
I hate it
Because Kool Aid Kool Aid tastes great!!
Kool-aid is fukim awesome blep blep
I love the classic cool aid commercials
im native and i found this shit to be funny as hell 😂😂
Your based and have a sense of humor my friend!
Dem Injuns...
you don't speak for all natives, Uncle Tomahawk
@@berserk1437i don't think you speak for us either
Lol yep.
Hi my name is Mark and I'm a native American with the salt River Pima Maricopa county Indian community and I'm going to sue the hell out of Kool-Aid
As someone who is Native. LMAO WHAT?!
That opening second straight up killed me
the first two seconds of this need to be analyzed more thoroughly
im native and i found this funny tbh
The only "analysis" necessary about that is: how do I make that a text alert on my iPhone? (Native...if I'm not offended, then neither should anyone outside my circle!) 👍🏻
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What do you mean?
“Indian fighter” haha this is so messed up
Would it be worse if it was Indian Slayer instead xD because they could definitely have said that back then.
Different times
@King of The Zinger too funny this commercial is epic - kool aid stops indian attack thank u for not being offended by this
I’m Native and no colonizer can win me over with drinking
How is this "messed up"?
still better animation than staariat
anything will be better than staariat
staariat is not bad
What's "staaariat "?
@@jakesmithsonian388 I searched up and it's some Brazilian female animator/"vtuber" and I believe what this comment is saying.
Unpopular opinion: Their artstyle is cool.
Why is this an ad from the 1900s?
Fun fact about Kool-Aid was formed in 1927
*"Victory screech"*
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Tex Avery worked on this.
Scource? I see the resemblance
Only if the world was like this
True, as children we didn't know.
i don't see what's so bad about this. the native characters here aren't being portrayed as savages or evil, in fact the story at the beginning quite literally implies that the cavalry were the ones who started the conflict, and seems to commend the colonel for ending it using kool aid
Does anyone know what year this might have been
Aw man now I wanna go back in time and stop those 80 million deaths by giving the whites and natives kool aid
nah cause they probably would have died anyway…over who’d get more koolaid
Bring back commercials like this.
Bring these ads back🗣🗣🗣
Y
America's favorite drink in an envelope.
OHHHH YEAAAAAAA
Love this
Why
@@CCD2938 why? It's a fun and clever commercial. Catchy too. Kind of a strange question
What year is this commercial from?
Either 50s or 60s
All of these Kool aid kid commercials are early 60s
This was originally seen around 1959.
Oh yeah!
Replace koolaid with listerine and you've got an ad
I don't get it.
@@univon4892 Same
1959
Wow couldn't make this commercial anymore.
You don't say!
No kidding
Wow, I didn't know they had cool-aid stereotypes, too. So weird... 🙁
Your comment is an head scratcher.
@@univon4892 Head scratcher? What do you mean?
@@TechnoGlowStick Forget it.
@@univon4892 ???
@@TechnoGlowStick Fine first off head scratcher means hard to understand and also when I read your comment I didn't understand it
Edit: I understand your comment now
Wow kool aid gave zero fucks
Wow, wasn't that great? No, horrible times, considering that I live next to a reservation.
Indians get free land, free college, some get free cash and you feel bad for THEM?
Hahahahahahahahaha messed up
Does anyone know whom is the narrartor?
Thurl Ravenscroft. Voice of Tony the Tiger and the singer of "You're a mean one, Mr. Grinch" from the Original animation version
He had such a powerful and unique voice.Thurl Ravenscroft.
What's the Year
1879
Animated by Ken Muse
Kool-Aid cost only 5 cents? How?! Nothing is that cheap anymore.
Wtf lmao
If only custer had some kool aid with him
Commercials like this need to be brought back.
No they don’t lmao
Yes they do
@@lukea6326
Snow•flake
/‘snō,flāk/
noun
1. a flake of snow, especially a feathery ice crystal, typically displaying delicate sixfold symmetry
I was thinking the same thing!
@@lukea6326 Fun fact: the term "snowflake" originated from the movie Fight Club, a movie about toxic masculinity (and the book it was based off was written by a gay man).
Also, it's not 2016 anymore boomer. Hardly nobody uses the term "SJW" anymore except 40 years olds neckbeards who live in their mother's basement and cringey 12 years olds who play COD and think saying the n word is the pinnacle of comedy.
Uhhhh Aho
Wow this didn’t age very well....
What are you talking about?
@@jakesmithsonian388 again, did you not watch the commercial?
@@joshcarter9660 sure did, did you? What part offended you? You dont want indians depicted in any way? You dont want to remember that they exist?
Which scene didn't age well?
Its waycist! We can only have regular americans in commercials not historical indian tribesman. History is offensive!
I don't know what's more toxic, that commercial or the Kool-Aid itself.
Oh my god
so that’s what happened
The quality of life in America is indirectly proportional to how PC the commercials are.
Things were of a fairly soulless consumer quality during the time of this commercial as well
The quality of life back the Was GREAT. If you were white…
Except for that it's not. Life is much better now than when this hilarious commercial was made.
@@captainyowza8164 a person could support a whole family with just a HS education when this was made.
@@elfinjollywood3993 What the fuck does that have to do with how PC commercials are?
People still can, and often do, support a whole family (whatever that exactly means) with just a HS education. Often, they do so with even less. The plumber who lives across the alley from me is a HS dropout and property taxes on this block run in the $9K/year range.
Implying that being polite to others and not degrading huge groups of Americans in trying to sell powdered drink mix is detrimental to our quality of life is a veritable orgasm of invalid idiocy.
Bad elf! Bad, bad elf!
Loveeee the old stuff the best of the best screw everyone today. Keep coming
2023 holy shit thats racist af hahahahahahahahahahahah
The snowflakes would absolutely melt of this ran today by surprise on tv. 😆🤣👀😳
Ok first off, don’t call people snowflakes, it’s derogatory and bully-like. Secondly, more people than you think would be outraged if this aired today. It’s racist for goodness sake.
@@Delivery_Boy_Roy ok there snowy. I've been called worse many times over and could care less. Grow a thick skin. Life is much better that way. When people react, much like you have here over the stupidest of comments, it makes you a snowflake.
I'm white, so take what I'm saying here with a grain of salt, but what's offensive about this commercial isn't necessarily that Native Americans are being portrayed in stereotypical outfits (though this can be harmful if it causes people to assume that all Native Americans look like that, since it erases the identities of those who don't), but rather that they are being shown as excessively violent. To claim that one race of people is inherently more violent than another is, well, racist.
Anyone born in America is a Native American. It has nothing to do with being an Indian
To claim that the human species is comprised of multiple "races" is, well, racist.
Go look up the American Indian Wars…both sides were very violent. Also look up the Comanche tribe. They conquered most of what is known today as New Mexico, Texas, Oklahoma, Colorado and Kansas. They did so with brutality and violence. It was a way of life for them. Whenever they invaded any tribe, males old enough to fight were never spared even if they surrendered. They sexually assaulted, tortured, and murdered the women and took the children captive as slaves.
Shut up and drink the Kool-Aid
Love this and it's non-PC goodness 🥰🥰🥰
How It's not PC? Hear me out the native americans in the advert aren't insensitive. Just saying
Edit: All I'm saying is I don't find commercial offensive, Offensive is subjective
@@univon4892it may not be extremely offensive and malicious, but it's pretty ignorant/outdated in terms of depicting indigenous ppl (i view it in the same way as the disney peter pan "what makes the red man red" scene)
@@silvergust okay then i totally agreed
This is so offensive-
awww how can this be offensive it was before ppl were offended over nothing, sigh times have changed - they didnt know any better then
Is it? All the Natives are happily drinking kool aid
@@mickeymousey1239 its racist, just because people didn't CARE about the racism back then, doesn't mean it wasn't offensive. I don't give a shit that they didn't "know better" that doesn't excuse blatant racism.
@@DuskLegend they aren't real people...
@@beepbeep4185 ur not a real person
Ur black
The 50's; back when Kool aid had no limbs, so he was just a pitcher, and when racism didn't get a show banned 😂
Omg this would NEVER be aired now. esp.. when the white guy tosses Indians behind him in line so that he can be the first one to get kool-aid. I’m surprised this is on CZcams with all what’s going on in this day and age.
We are called Native Americans not indians.
And the Indian tosses the White guy behind him, they both do it again, and the Indian gets the Kool-Aid first. What's the big deal? You have to look at the whole commercial, not 2 seconds of it.
@@yanesilver6032 as a "native American" we prefer the term Injun, thank you
Pre-9/11 stuff.💲🍹🇺🇲😎
!?!?😧
I put those on that comment 11 months ago because it's racist for Native Americans..
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