Social media has brought billions together, made connecting with your loved ones seamless, and people ignored each other just as much with newspapers or TV. Matter of fact people said the same thing about the TV and advertisements... just be good people and whatever tool you use is a plus not a minus.
There was, in a primitive form. 1996 was the year the world wide web started to break through the mainstream. Newsgroups, email and Usenet had already been a thing for years in certain environments. Chatrooms like ICQ and MSN were growing in popularity, and Myspace was only a few years away too. There just wasn't an omnipresent internet connection like today.
Kayla Elizabeth are you sure about that? By looking at your profile pic I can tell your not older than 30 so you would have been a kid or a baby in 1996? Because I don’t think we could really get used to outdated tech if we went back in time.
Now Christmas are no holidays aren’t holidays no more man world is destroyed cause all these devilish social media’s platform have mess everything up it’s just too much technology now days feel like we living in a tech world an a matrix world ppl just don’t take nothing serious no more!!
lavendermagic84 Forreal! Halloween commercials hit the feels too. Favorite time of year and these commercials take me back. Everything from products to the voice over in the movie trailers.
Pretty much just locks me up in a nostalgic funk. Part depression, part longing, part sweet memories... So much remorse looking back from today, the world sucks now.
I agree! The 80's-90's was definitely the better times! Who would have thought that we would be experiencing world as it is right now? I love sharing this videos with my 7 yr old son and telling him what it was like.
Never did I imagine back in 96 that in the year 2020 I would be watching commercials from 96 on a small phone more powerful than the computers being advertised on those tv comercial of 1996
I've been thinking about this a lot lately, and while I probably would miss the ease of streaming and online shopping, I do agree that I would go back to the '90s if I could. 1997-99 were good years. 1995 was a good year. So was 94. Of course I was a child so maybe that was part of it, but yeah... I'd go back as an adult if I could.
@@caomhan84 I was a kid growing up in the 90s too it just seemed so much simpler time we actually had fun and actually took time and enjoyed things no smartphone's or tablets to distract us
I love these old school commercials!! I miss the 90s very much 😢😭 I was 90s kid I remember it like it was yesterday practically. It was such a very unique and different time. I loved how back then how everyone got along so well with each other for the most part. I also loved how the music was awesome. Words can't describe how much of a magical time that era was.
I’m literally in tears right now, one of the main reasons why the 90s was so great was because the love in the air was so deep and the hate was so shallow, now it’s vice versa, everyone just seemed happier back in the 90s I’m so happy I was able to experience all of it, I would give anything to go back to those times.
Remember staying outside until the street lights came on. Playing some ball in the street. Throwing up tennis balls and watching bats coming down for them. Crawfish in the ditches after a rainy day with some water to play in .
so crazy how everything needed its own technology... now a phone does it all. its so crazy because i love it but i hate it. so strange that these tecnology changes bring so much social change
Was 14 here too bud. I remember this year pretty well. I started learning to play electronic keyboard and remember living in Philly during one of the cold months there bad snowstorm (northeaster) snow made it up to my knees.
Mac Neoh Omg 😲 you're right. Was confused 🤷♀️ my son was born in '96, all the camera stuff. Just remember my husband getting one & I wasn't that into it. Sorry 😐
Oh course this would pop up on my recommendations, i miss the 90s, everything about this era was just so pure. Don't even have the words to express how much the 90s means to me. ❤🤍💙🧡♥️💗💛🤎
At least Walmart, and Target have both agreed to be closed Thanksgiving day 2020. I've not heard of any others yet, but it honestly would not surprise me if others follow the trend.
@@CommodoreFan64 I wouldn't depend on it, I'd be shocked if any are open.. but you know.... I've heard of stranger things that have happened... so we'll see I guess lol.
I hope when I die, I get to re live this life. 90s were amazing to grow up in. All my aunts were alive, grandmom house every weekend. No bills, I miss it
Cause they wisely copied WAL-MART, not wise in the sense of overall economy, US worker, production protection, but wise in company survival, being in one of the top two slots
@@TheJ602 Oh yes it is, in more ways than you seem to realize, the basic gist being is it actually imports MORE products made in China than even Wallmart, in this regard, there is little difference between them
As a 22 year old kid these commercials were short, fast paced, and had charm to them all of the commercials today are going for comedy and failing or just boring to sit through
Ever since the globalist trying to divide everyone in every country by gender,sex, race, party, etc. Univ teaching marxism pushing out activists that hate everything, cancel culture, PC comedy never the same. Schoolmarms of society wont allow it.
I sure wish the current generations would realize just how nice the world can be and how easy life is. Just chill, and worry about finding themselves a purpose and work towards it.
@@who6242 I don't agree. The problem is how it is being ran. It's setup to employ psychological tactics to keep you engaged. These and the way they are used are generally not in the best interest of humanity.
@@23ofSeptember I was in my mid teens in 96. I tell kids all the time the invention of social media was a cancer that did nothing but rot society. Life was waaaaaaaaaaay simpler before.
Ahhhhh 1996... if only we knew then what we know now! Not only that, but Who would thought we would be watching these commercials back then on a little phone with a screen now lol!
I miss the commerce world of the 90s. More stores, more restaurants, more creative commercials. Stuff to look forward to. Right on the verge of many awesome advances but also too many evil things to come. The 90s were the best.
Love love love these !! You did something extremely cool by compiling these commercials ... there are hidden gems on UA-cam but u compiled them all into long form videos thank you !!
I was 17 then and a lot of those commercials I remember like seeing them yesterday... you brought tears to my eyes... such happier times... I love them.
A VCR for $119.99 back then that would have been a great deal. I remember spending $350.00 on mine back in '96. (Had it for 20 years and it still worked) Now a days you can get them at Goodwill for $7.00.
@@AndyJay1985 I remember 30 years ago going in a video movie store and they were like $80.00 to buy. we want to watch a movie but we're not paying $80.00 bucks. no wonder movie rental places were popping up all over the place.
Ames... Hills.. talkboys.. VCRs the Sears commercial. Omg the nostalgia is strong here! The memories and feelings of the 90s... I never thought I'd be watching 90s commercials in 2020 longing for what was. What a different world we live in now. Smh
The world was always an ugly place. It's just now all the ugliness is being exposed for all to see. The Light 🌄 is shining all over the darkness now. It's a magical time to be alive to witness THE GREAT AWAKENING 🙏
One day in the future, they will look back and realize that Social Media was the worst thing to happen to our species... Yes I realize I'm using Social Media to make this statement.
We just weren't socially ready for it. The way we use/abuse social media is actually a symptom of the widespread narcissism we're experiencing as a species. I did Uber in Boston for a while and one of my favorite rides was a professor who was studying all this stuff. Depressingly fascinating.
@@shawnmcvey7789 It used to be that Egomaniacs would have to take risks to be famous. They would have to move to Hollywood, become waiters, risk homelessness and ultimately either make it or learn some humility and realize that they aren't good. Now too many narcissistic clowns live every day like it's an audition because they have a smart phone and internet access... the innocent people they encounter are simply extras in the movie of their lives.
These make my heart ache. I miss it so much, I can't even explain. What I wouldn't give to go back even for just a day... reading the comments, I'm sad so many of us feel this way, but I'm glad I'm not the only one.
It makes my heart ache too, but you're in large company; I'd give anything to go back to the late 90s playing pickup soccer matches with my son and all the neighborhood kids in our backyard till dusk!
Damn. This just reminded me about the all-over appeal of Sears. For me, JCP and Macy's were for the rich and fancy. :P My local Sears is liquidating now. Such a shell. :(
Yea those stores were the it back in that time. I remember sometimes going to some of these stores with my mom but then wanting to just go home from walking around all day trying on sizes of clothes. ANNOYING. Kind of disappointing to see some of them go.
I met my wife a week after my 19th bday in 96. She was 18. On our first date, I took her to see the movie 101 Dalmatians starring Glenn Close. Cheesy, I know, but that’s what she wanted to see. That explains the 101 Dalmatian McDonalds commercial.
As the cities burn, the coast is on fire, and hurricanes and a global pandemic on top of one of the worst american elections, I sit and watch the old commercials of my childhood and imagine this is all just a nightmare I'm having and ill wake up any day... please god wake me up
Loved it Dave!! Thank you very much for the vids you make:) From reading comments, looks like most of us just miss the good times and you bring that through stuff I used to cuss, get back to the show..:) Thank you again!
This was the last Christmas before I lost my mom. I was just a teenager, but I remember going to places like Hills and Kaufman's with her, especially around the holidays, so seeing these actually made me a little misty-eyed. They're all gone now. 😟
Got into a lot of trouble with the talk boy. My folks use to hide it on the highest shelve but little did they know I made myself tall with a magical chair to reach it!!
The best part about the 90s there was no social media.
And cellphones. I know they existed but almost nobody had them and those who did only used them to make a rare phone call.
Social media killed so many things including people
Social media has brought billions together, made connecting with your loved ones seamless, and people ignored each other just as much with newspapers or TV. Matter of fact people said the same thing about the TV and advertisements... just be good people and whatever tool you use is a plus not a minus.
There was, in a primitive form. 1996 was the year the world wide web started to break through the mainstream. Newsgroups, email and Usenet had already been a thing for years in certain environments. Chatrooms like ICQ and MSN were growing in popularity, and Myspace was only a few years away too. There just wasn't an omnipresent internet connection like today.
Having any form of electronics in high school then equals nerd and loner type. 😜
Dude. What I would pay to be living in 96 right now instead of 2020
Kayla Elizabeth are you sure about that? By looking at your profile pic I can tell your not older than 30 so you would have been a kid or a baby in 1996? Because I don’t think we could really get used to outdated tech if we went back in time.
me too
Right!?
i was 15 years old, it was a weird time for me.
Same! 😩
There's just something so satisfying about watching old Christmas commercials from my past
Felt like the same ones came back, year after year. Coke with the Polar bears & a coffee ☕️ one. Hersey Kisses 🔔
Now Christmas are no holidays aren’t holidays no more man world is destroyed cause all these devilish social media’s platform have mess everything up it’s just too much technology now days feel like we living in a tech world an a matrix world ppl just don’t take nothing serious no more!!
@@teccash3507 I agree, my man 👊
lavendermagic84 Forreal! Halloween commercials hit the feels too. Favorite time of year and these commercials take me back. Everything from products to the voice over in the movie trailers.
It reminds me of a time when I actually liked christmas. Now I despise it.
Pretty much just locks me up in a nostalgic funk. Part depression, part longing, part sweet memories... So much remorse looking back from today, the world sucks now.
Facts an it hurts too an sadness’s
It’ll get better bro.
I agree! The 80's-90's was definitely the better times! Who would have thought that we would be experiencing world as it is right now? I love sharing this videos with my 7 yr old son and telling him what it was like.
Never did I imagine back in 96 that in the year 2020 I would be watching commercials from 96 on a small phone more powerful than the computers being advertised on those tv comercial of 1996
Yes the world does suck now.
Who else missing looking through the sears Christmas catalog when they were a kid?
My mother hated it. I think it used to come in late August or September and I'd be all over it untill Christmas. 😂 This was in the '80s though.
I used to look forward to it as a kid....bring memories of my grandparents....😭😭😭
Also the Toys R Us big book catalog
The one as big as the phone book
Wow.
The dark haired kid in the Red Baron commercial is the Sherminator from American Pie. Lol!
"You've been Sherminated."
Realized it right at the end.
I thought he was Dr Strange
@@dannyc8876 he is! Dr. Sherman Strange
i thought so too, which lead to me watching clips of him from the american pie movies, which lead to stifler clips. my god those movies were hilarious
I just turned 30 today but watching these makes me feel like a kid again.
I had a family back then. Grown ups seemed all knowing.
Yes.
As someone born in 86. I appreciate this more then you’ll ever know 😢😊🙌🏻
I hear ya there! I was born in '83.
84’ suckas! Social media ruined everything we working for...
Born in 82
87
85 here
I want to go back so bad! Makes me cry thinking about how the world is now. Everything was so simple back then.
if you find a way back, PLEASE take me along!
Me too
i wanna go back
Me too. I want my mother back. And our family Christmas.
@@deusprogrammer_thekingofspace me too
The 90s a so much better time to live in
And the 80's too!
@Vintage Electronics WHO ASKED YA?!
Need time machine.
I've been thinking about this a lot lately, and while I probably would miss the ease of streaming and online shopping, I do agree that I would go back to the '90s if I could. 1997-99 were good years. 1995 was a good year. So was 94. Of course I was a child so maybe that was part of it, but yeah... I'd go back as an adult if I could.
@@caomhan84 I was a kid growing up in the 90s too it just seemed so much simpler time we actually had fun and actually took time and enjoyed things no smartphone's or tablets to distract us
I love these old school commercials!! I miss the 90s very much 😢😭 I was 90s kid I remember it like it was yesterday practically. It was such a very unique and different time. I loved how back then how everyone got along so well with each other for the most part. I also loved how the music was awesome. Words can't describe how much of a magical time that era was.
I’m literally in tears right now, one of the main reasons why the 90s was so great was because the love in the air was so deep and the hate was so shallow, now it’s vice versa, everyone just seemed happier back in the 90s I’m so happy I was able to experience all of it, I would give anything to go back to those times.
I sometimes wanna cry because it's not the 90s
1996 me: "What do you use the internet for?"
2020 me: "to see ads in a video of commercials"
Remember staying outside until the street lights came on. Playing some ball in the street. Throwing up tennis balls and watching bats coming down for them. Crawfish in the ditches after a rainy day with some water to play in .
I try to avoid commercials as humanly as possible and here I am watching 15 minutes of them.
I was 14 in 96. Best time of my life. I need to get to Sears for that VCR
so crazy how everything needed its own technology... now a phone does it all. its so crazy because i love it but i hate it. so strange that these tecnology changes bring so much social change
Gelatti Lemonade damn if that ain’t the truth
Was 14 here too bud. I remember this year pretty well. I started learning to play electronic keyboard and remember living in Philly during one of the cold months there bad snowstorm (northeaster) snow made it up to my knees.
It was a great time. I was about 13.
Wow.
“RCA VCR, only $119! Our lowest price ever” ........ 😳
Yeah you pretty much have to pay someone to take the stuff now
Was just thinking, we got a DVD player that year.
@@krispysback lol
@@samanthab1923 You did not get a DVD player in 1996.
Mac Neoh Omg 😲 you're right. Was confused 🤷♀️ my son was born in '96, all the camera stuff. Just remember my husband getting one & I wasn't that into it. Sorry 😐
4:57, Danny Glover realized that while he was reading to a a concert venue full of kids that he was getting too old for that shit.
Crack me up.
ahahahahaa
Oh course this would pop up on my recommendations, i miss the 90s, everything about this era was just so pure. Don't even have the words to express how much the 90s means to me. ❤🤍💙🧡♥️💗💛🤎
Wow. When stores used to be closed on Thanksgiving!
@@LuckyMe24-7 It was confirmed they will.
At least Walmart, and Target have both agreed to be closed Thanksgiving day 2020. I've not heard of any others yet, but it honestly would not surprise me if others follow the trend.
@@CommodoreFan64 I wouldn't depend on it, I'd be shocked if any are open.. but you know.... I've heard of stranger things that have happened... so we'll see I guess lol.
Except Korean, Chinese owned ones, convenient!
(get it?)
imma let myself out...
@@adamscott7354 lol
I hope when I die, I get to re live this life. 90s were amazing to grow up in. All my aunts were alive, grandmom house every weekend. No bills, I miss it
same, and families got together often back then
Never did I think I was going to skip an Ad, just to watch more Ads!
Crazy how Target was struggling in the 90's now they've outlasted and crushed Kohl's, Sears, JCP, even Macy's
Cause they wisely copied WAL-MART, not wise in the sense of overall economy, US worker, production protection, but wise in company survival, being in one of the top two slots
Lol they flopped so hard here in canada
@@Only1SamRaw funny seeing as how they're a Canadian company.
@@adamscott7354 target is nothing like Walmart.
@@TheJ602 Oh yes it is, in more ways than you seem to realize, the basic gist being is it actually imports MORE products made in China than even Wallmart, in this regard, there is little difference between them
Freshman year of college back in 1996 when these commercials came out. I definitely remember these commercials.
as a kid my parents would play a tape of various christmas specials they’d taped off the tv in 1996 so I actually recognize some of these
Makes me miss a time when we had the attention span to actually sit through commercials.
back then we had to sit through them, no dvr, no jumping ahead, but sometimes simpler is better, we wasnt as spoiled
As a 22 year old kid these commercials were short, fast paced, and had charm to them all of the commercials today are going for comedy and failing or just boring to sit through
@@Blade383210 or ridiculously long, ive seen some it takes 3 or 4 jumps on the dvr to get past, if not more
Yeah tell me about it. I had to watch this video at 2x speed :/
@@mich_mash I watched at .25x
The 90s were super cool. After the 2000s everything started to suck.
Facts
@Keith Cox Id say 05
@kaleel clark yes after 05 it went down hill
Ever since the globalist trying to divide everyone in every country by gender,sex, race, party, etc. Univ teaching marxism pushing out activists that hate everything, cancel culture, PC comedy never the same. Schoolmarms of society wont allow it.
Agreed! Born in 1988!
Grateful to be born in the 70’s, raised in the 80’s, matured in the 90’s and for the 2000’s...still pending. 😆
I sure wish the current generations would realize just how nice the world can be and how easy life is. Just chill, and worry about finding themselves a purpose and work towards it.
@@wolvenar preach my friend! 😅🙌
@@wolvenar Social media was and still is a mistake
@@who6242 I don't agree. The problem is how it is being ran. It's setup to employ psychological tactics to keep you engaged. These and the way they are used are generally not in the best interest of humanity.
Yes.
I was 15 and God this is hard to watch. Makes me wish for those better days.
I was turning 14.
Old ass fool
@@johnnymoncivais yes, yes I am.
Yeah, we might have played video games, but we weren't as addicted to smartphones as the kids nowadays. No Facebook or Instagram.
@@23ofSeptember I was in my mid teens in 96. I tell kids all the time the invention of social media was a cancer that did nothing but rot society. Life was waaaaaaaaaaay simpler before.
That first sears ad gave me a sudden pang of nostalgia
Ah the pre social media and smart phone era.
Yea once year 2000 hit.....CHANGE.
Once 9/11/01 hit there was a huge change
Good.
Ahhhhh 1996... if only we knew then what we know now!
Not only that, but Who would thought we would be watching these commercials back then on a little phone with a screen now lol!
I miss the 90's is so happy decade to live
so crazy a decade past by.... ah scary stuff
Me too.
"Hi, kids, we're home early..." - Random Sleazy Ghoul
I miss the commerce world of the 90s. More stores, more restaurants, more creative commercials. Stuff to look forward to. Right on the verge of many awesome advances but also too many evil things to come. The 90s were the best.
Forgot to add it's painful watching ads for hills, sears, ames, etc given what has happened to these giants of american retail.
That’s pathetic. It’s a mega corp that died no grandma.
Walmart and target and cheap China Products
Check out the company man he explains most of your questions. Good channel
Bezos happened
@@Mjmarconi77 and poor management by some of those out of business retailers
Jingle All the Way might be my favorite Christmas movie.
Why wouldn’t it be die hard?
Only second to "just friends"
Conan used to have a fake Arnold on and trash that movie.
I love it. Many take it too seriously when it's simply cheesy fun
I love that movie and Christmas Vacation 😄
Sittin here, Christmas 2020, eating popcorn...watching Christmas commercials from 1996. ‘96 was great 😌
I had that Talk Boy as a kid, thanks to Home Alone 2. I wanted it so badly, and it was a complete piece of crap.
Me too. It sucked ass
I got a talk girl back in 1996 and it was fun too use well for a year or so.
Same here it sucked
Oh.
🤣🤣🤣
Damn that VCR price. No wonder I wasn’t allowed to touch it when I was a kid lol
Hell, I was 10 and I was put in charge of pausing the recording during the commercials.
Hmmmm.
I feel like Home Improvement is about to come back on.
Tim Allan is the man !
I’d love that
Roh roh roh roh
rentonarc Tool Time
Jade Marie Hey Wilson, I’ve been thinking...
Fighting Frankie looked a lot different than I thought he would! Great to see these commercials again. For some of them, it feels like only yesterday.
I know they said don’t live in the past but it just brings me some peace and joy.
These commercials bring me back and don't even seem so weird or out of time, like commercials from the 1980's do.
I had a Talk Boy. I used it for nothing but recording farts and playing them back in slow motion. God I miss being a kid.
I didn't have a Talkboy but I did have a Yakbak around 96' or 97'
That commercial was a lil sus, some step siblings action about to go down
@@TheDeterminator14 I thought it was his sister and her boyfriend🤔
Yes.
Love love love these !! You did something extremely cool by compiling these commercials ... there are hidden gems on UA-cam but u compiled them all into long form videos thank you !!
Glad you enjoyed it!
@@DavesArchives already know Dave.
My soul warmed up after watching these we were idd lucky to be living those years!
I was 17 then and a lot of those commercials I remember like seeing them yesterday... you brought tears to my eyes... such happier times... I love them.
It feels like the 90s was the last decade with a clear identity,it also doesn’t seem that long ago so Idk
I wish jingles would make a come back. These are just so good.
I keep expecting the show I was watching to come back from commercials.
Yea commercials were so annoying back in that time rite, especially them damm shampoo ones haha, but still remember them though.
From now on.
I graduated in 96'...can't believe how much has changed!
I wasn't even in America in 96, and I feel nostalgic watching these
Go back
True.
Videos like this are the only time I would willingly watch commercials. 2020, we watch videos of commercials. We're living Demolition Man!
I had recently turned 16 when these ads aired. I remember them well.
One of the bullies in the Red Baron Pouches ad was the Shermanator from American Pie.
A VCR for $119.99 back then that would have been a great deal. I remember spending $350.00 on mine back in '96. (Had it for 20 years and it still worked) Now a days you can get them at Goodwill for $7.00.
How much were vhs tapes? I had heard Paramount started pricing down to be more competitive with Star Trek 2. I think?? Lol
@@AndyJay1985 I remember 30 years ago going in a video movie store and they were like $80.00 to buy. we want to watch a movie but we're not paying $80.00 bucks. no wonder movie rental places were popping up all over the place.
Cheap.
Ames... Hills.. talkboys.. VCRs the Sears commercial. Omg the nostalgia is strong here! The memories and feelings of the 90s... I never thought I'd be watching 90s commercials in 2020 longing for what was. What a different world we live in now. Smh
I was 12 when all these aired and I remember them all like they were yesterday. The world is an ugly place now.
The world was always an ugly place. It's just now all the ugliness is being exposed for all to see. The Light 🌄 is shining all over the darkness now. It's a magical time to be alive to witness THE GREAT AWAKENING 🙏
Well you were young and were exposed to ugliness through social media 24/7.
True.
OMG this is so like entering in a time machine for my eyes and ears. Oh, how I miss these simpler times.
One day in the future, they will look back and realize that Social Media was the worst thing to happen to our species...
Yes I realize I'm using Social Media to make this statement.
We just weren't socially ready for it. The way we use/abuse social media is actually a symptom of the widespread narcissism we're experiencing as a species.
I did Uber in Boston for a while and one of my favorite rides was a professor who was studying all this stuff. Depressingly fascinating.
The downfall of Marriages that’s for sure no one in the new era is loyal and i Repeat for the poor old blokes no one is loyal
@@shawnmcvey7789 It used to be that Egomaniacs would have to take risks to be famous. They would have to move to Hollywood, become waiters, risk homelessness and ultimately either make it or learn some humility and realize that they aren't good.
Now too many narcissistic clowns live every day like it's an audition because they have a smart phone and internet access... the innocent people they encounter are simply extras in the movie of their lives.
I graduated in 96 and remember all of these commercials!! Man I miss that!
Omg! I was 8 years old in 1996 😳😁🥰
So was millions and millions of other people
Iceman3000 shut up
Good.
Commercials within commercials. This is something else.
I loved going to Sears in the 80s and playing Atari 2600
So much nostalgia. I remember the talk boy like it was yesterday. Also the Hills and HP commercials.
Who would have thought that Space Jam would be such a hit!...lol
I that we will be getting a remake soon too.
KHWendy28 That's a scary thought...lol
@@KHWendy28 Lebron wants to be MJ so bad 😂
Good.
I had a Space Jam-themed birthday party at the end of '96. Great times!!
Dec of 1996 was the year that Scream came out and Beavis and butt-head do America that was a great month for movies that came out too.
To be 8 years old again...magical time
In 1996 it felt like today. We had great technology and anything was possible. Funny how the years roll by
These make my heart ache. I miss it so much, I can't even explain. What I wouldn't give to go back even for just a day... reading the comments, I'm sad so many of us feel this way, but I'm glad I'm not the only one.
It makes my heart ache too, but you're in large company; I'd give anything to go back to the late 90s playing pickup soccer matches with my son and all the neighborhood kids in our backyard till dusk!
I loved those Talkboy tape recorders. It was a shame they’d seemingly fail for no reason though.
Lol at the Sherminator/Troy Wedburg playing a bully in the Red Barron pizza commercial 🤣🤣
Lol I remember that Talkboy commercial like it was yesterday!
I know rite same here
Wow.
Great memories!!! I smiled watching these commercials
Damn. This just reminded me about the all-over appeal of Sears. For me, JCP and Macy's were for the rich and fancy. :P
My local Sears is liquidating now. Such a shell. :(
Yea those stores were the it back in that time. I remember sometimes going to some of these stores with my mom but then wanting to just go home from walking around all day trying on sizes of clothes. ANNOYING. Kind of disappointing to see some of them go.
Wow.
I was 14 in 96. Wow the memories of these advertisements!!
I met my wife a week after my 19th bday in 96. She was 18. On our first date, I took her to see the movie 101 Dalmatians starring Glenn Close. Cheesy, I know, but that’s what she wanted to see. That explains the 101 Dalmatian McDonalds commercial.
1996: Only a few years before DVD players would begin to replace VCRs and Cell Phones would start to become common place.
Love the 90s
There's so many commercials on here that I forgot what show I was watching.
Something's been lost in this day and age of instant access.
I really enjoyed these retro Christmas commercials! More please!!! 😊
1996: Brand new VCR 119.99
2020:ebay used VCR 300.
2008: Goodwill $6
# Prices.
Love all these vintage #ChristmasInJune ads! Anyway, love your commercials & channel, Dave's Archives!!!
Oh snap This is from my hometown! The Lakewood Fazoli's is now a Tim Hortons.
WNY all the way
Oh.
The nostalgia from this is phenomenal.
As the cities burn, the coast is on fire, and hurricanes and a global pandemic on top of one of the worst american elections, I sit and watch the old commercials of my childhood and imagine this is all just a nightmare I'm having and ill wake up any day... please god wake me up
The media has caused a lot of the divide. Its aweful univ we go to teaches marxism.
Loved it Dave!! Thank you very much for the vids you make:) From reading comments, looks like most of us just miss the good times and you bring that through stuff I used to cuss, get back to the show..:) Thank you again!
My pleasure!
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I think my older brother got Mario and a new Nintendo 64 for Christmas in '96 when he was 3.
I had a few of those 101 Dalmatian happy meal toys back in the day. That’s crazy how time flies. 😂
Awww Pepper Ann doin the Whirlpool commercial lol
This was the last Christmas before I lost my mom. I was just a teenager, but I remember going to places like Hills and Kaufman's with her, especially around the holidays, so seeing these actually made me a little misty-eyed. They're all gone now. 😟
Got into a lot of trouble with the talk boy. My folks use to hide it on the highest shelve but little did they know I made myself tall with a magical chair to reach it!!
Wow this really takes me back to my childhood. The 90s were awesome
Ayyyy it's Shermanator from American pie in the Red baron ad lmao
Microwave food was a staple for kids in the 90's lol I used make Red Baron
Great stuff dave 90s rule! Make the rest 90s. Commercials had some thought behind them, too!
I’d give anything to go back those years