That idea was stolen from me by a co-worker of Duval&Guillaume! He promissed me I could enter their Think-Tank if they could use one of my ideas. But he ended up stealing it! (plenty more ideas on Belgium TV that were stolen from me)
Actually guessing Dutch right instead of German, what most people do, even "Friends" did it wrong. Your intellect seems very diverse, the "even Apeldoorn bellen" were a staple of 90's Dutch commercials. There are compilation of it, worth a watch, love your channel
True, "even Apeldoorn bellen" refers to a insurance company located in the city of Apeldoorn. It was such a famous advert that an entire generation of Dutch people know it as a saying.
That James Brown - "Gerappaaaa" one I've seen so many times in my childhood! That's a great one for sure. There was one Sprite ad I was loving but couldn't find ever since.
The idea behind the Japp commercial was to advertise a domestic product in Hungary. This is the Sport szelet/selet (slice). This is a rum-flavored chocolate slice. Many years ago, one summer, the whole country said "Gerappaaaa".. It started with the Sziget festival at that time..
7:52 That's a french ad but the filming took place in Mallorca (Spain). That is a very famous road in Mallorca where a lot of ads are filmed (Sa Calobra road). I guess they took a truck from some local company to film the ad.
Man, I could tell from the go that that was some Mediterranean Spanish scenery right there, and when the car's license plate showed up it was the confirmation of it. However, it took me a while to figure out what province that "PM" stood for 😂 Palma de Mallorca, of course! I miss the old style license plates with the province at the beginning 😁
great video! I like the salmon & bear commercial personally...... Music: "Estrelar" by Marcos Valle was used in a Southern Comfort commercial and always made me smile. Also, "Da Da Da" by Trio was a memorable one for VW.
It was also a hit in Spain. This was the year 2000 if I recall correctly. The week it was aired for the first time me and all my schoolmates were parodying it 😂
With regards to the Tabasco/mosquito one, the chemical in chillies that makes them hot (capsaicin) only affects mammals, so an insect like a mosquito wouldn't notice any heat. That's why people often put mega hot chilli powder in their bird feeders; it keeps squirrels away but doesn't affect the birds at all.
The "get up'uh" commercial ran so much in a single month in Rio de Janeiro that I still resent the brand for how aggressive their marketing was 😅 Great ideia, good video, horrible schedule strategy
John West was originally a UK company (now owned by a Thai company), but this commercial was made by a Canadian company for them to be advised in North America. so it's not really a European ad.
My favorite commercial was the big guy "twisting to open." That also appeared in the U.S. during a football game and nearly the entire office was laughing about it the next day.
It must have been a US commercial anyway. I can’t figure out in what European country Miller light would pass as beer, no matter how many advertisements they made.
Boombastic by Shaggy from the 90s Levi's commercial, Make Me Bad by Korn in the 2000 Puma commercial and Are You Gonna Be My Girl by Jet in the 2004 iPod commercial.
Those chocolate bar commercials with the guy pushing over the cars seems to have been a running joke. The one with the red car seems to have been done for a Spanish and Catalan audience which could explain the use of a french word.
Min 7:40 Bar of 60 g Marabou Japp - Original - Swedish - milk chocolate with toffee filling, but the clip was filmed in Spain on the island of Mallorca, you can tell by the license plate PM stands for Palma de Mallorca.
Those Japp adverts were my favourite! I remember a couple of those as they played in my youth in the UK. Books: drawing a blank of advert-related ones Music: I haven't watched live TV for decades now so I forget all the music that went along with them!
I remember the Japp commercials from many many years ago. I'm Swedish, but not a word on screen here was Swedish, so I guess it was made for other countries too. Your guess at Danish was probably correct for one of the languages. (Japp is very similar to a Mars bar and sold under the Marabou brand here since 1947.)
my favorite funny commercials is one I shared in the comments on your Apollo 13 video, recently... with the astronauts who are attacked by the space monster.
Japp is an originally Swedish chocolate bar sold in Norway and Sweden, and I remember seeing all these commercials back int he day and they were quite a hit.
"Highway Star" by Deep Purple comes to mind for cars. Maybe it and "Born to be Wild" are cousins? "Drive My Car" by the Beatles is another. The salmon commercial with the bear doing kung-fu was funny, the first one I did an out-loud laugh to.
A little unrelated, but some of these commercials remind me of Monty Python skits/ sketches... The classic Euro wit. Not sure if you have seen any Monty Python before, but I think they would be right up your alley ;p "The Argument Clinic" is one of my favourites, but you really can't go wrong.
The Japp bar commercials are Norwegian as Freia is or maybe was a Norwegian chocolate company (now flagged out) - however the landscape in the commercial is more like south European, certainly not Scandinavian. Oh dear, this reminded be about going to the cinema in the 1990’s am 100% sure this commercial ran in the cinemas at that time. The text about "Xtra energy" was indeed "Scandinavian" as it would be understood in both Norwegian, Swedish and Danish, even some people in Iceland might also have understood it. The added Spanish text points to the commercial probably have been shown in more European countries - at least Spain. Regards Thomas from Oslo, Norway.
Speaking of spicy water, I just remembered something wonderful I discovered when I was young and stoned. Get a fountain drink Dr. Pepper. It's not the same when you use a can or a bottle Dr. Pepper. Then, add chopped jalapenos in it. They sink to the bottom and for the first minute or two you notice nothing. Between 2 to 5 minutes, it's like Dr. Pepper with a little bit of heat to it. It's wonderful. The longer you let it sit, the hotter gets. It doesn't get unbearably hot, but the flavor does start to change between 5 and 10 minutes. It's not bad though. Serving size is important for timing how spicy you want it. Personally, I'll like it where it still taste just like Dr. Pepper but with some heat. Absolutely worth trying. I first had this with a tuna sub. It's not a Texan thing, but it should be.
The full-length versions of the Reebok (I think?) commercials featuring Terrible Terry Tate, Office Linebacker are hilarious and great fun. I'd recommend checking out that series at some point if you can.
I recommend you watch the Gheorghe Muresan Snickers Commercials. There's two of them. They're very funny, especially if you remember the Michael Jordan cologne.
The only YT video i found had no translation and bad qualitt of one of the good ones (it won the national Golden Hammer aword aka the aword for best adds). "Suhtlemine Kiirteel"
Related note on spicy water :), Evian spelled backwards is naive. :) The Japp commercials, by far. Laughed my butt off on each, and then the anticipation, you know lunacy is about to occur when you see those guys. Nice theme, too. :)
Back in the 90s and 2000s Argentinian ads were topnotch! They used to play quite a few of them in Spain, where I'm from. I actually remember watching a special TV show about award-winning ads from all over the world and Argentina was always among the winners. A lot of creativity feom their agencies.
An interesting fact about Yellow Pages was they forgot to trademark that name, so some random guy trademarked it then sued the company for millions. They then changed their name to Golden Pages. When they had enough money, they bought the rights back for Yellow Pages (the fee isn't known, but it's assumed to be more than what the guy got from them several years prior) then changed their name back to Yellow Pages. Unfortunately, they faded into obscurity once the internet went from being a niche thing to an everyday house hold necessity around the mid 2000s.
90ies Orangina commercials and of course, the Evian commercial and the Citroën "transformers" commercials (and their hijack for fake car commercials by fans)
Not all of these are European commercials. FYI, as recently as last year, AT&T still distributed printed Yellow Pages in the Austin, Texas area. They come out in December, so I don't know if we'll get them this year.
I don't know. If you said spicy water I'd think vodka or something. In fact vodka means "little water". Voda is water and changing the ending to -ka makes it diminutive. Believed to originate from doctors once having small bottles of alcoholic tonics. "small waters" if I remember correctly
Wow - yellow pages! I remember as a kid in the 70's getting the white pages for all of the state, and the Yellow Pages was mostly for companies. Sooooooo much wasted paper at the time. Obviously prior to the internet - you folks have no idea about reading a map I'm sure 😀
People used to be so worried about privacy, but back in the day all our names, phone numbers and home addresses were in a big book every got a copy of.
@07:49 _Wait, what country was this from?_ I think Denmark.. I have seen it in Denmark but so long ago that I can't recall the spoken part. What was on the screen was definitely Danish though. The "L'enegeie" part was just playing cool or high class, like when the English and the American say Cést La Vie, Voila etc. PS: Traditionally in Denmark (a century ago) the Royal & co. spoke French, business owners spoke Geman & peasants spoke Danish.
.. the Renault one Get Upaaa is Brazilian, JP Jovem Pan is a Radio Station in São Paulo, they made a Clio special edition, I'm old enough to remember that.
That ad is actually Argentinian, produces by the Agulla & Baccetti agency. It was played all around the world, including Spain, where I'm from. Despite not being the biggest fan of Argentinians, I must admit that back in the day they used to make the funniest TV ads, usually winning worldwide advertisement awards.
"Godt med Xtra energi" could either be Danish or Norwegian. That sentence is the same in both languages, though xtra is actually written as ekstra. I haven't watched TV in years and I use adblock so I dont actually know of any songs used in commercials :( Emerald by Thin Lizzy is a pretty awesome song though and I'm sure someone, somewhere, at some point, have licensed it for commercial purposes. That'll have to do :)
Thanks for adding this! I don’t know much about the Norwegian language. You song recommendation just lead me into a search of the Thin Lizzy lead vocalist, he has a unique look to him
@@NoProtocol Yeah he did. A pretty unique specimen in the history of rock n roll. Great band Thin Lizzy. There are two written forms of Norwegian and the one called Bokmål (which is the official state language) is very similar to Danish. Danish was the official state language in Norway for many years before Norway gained its independence and Bokmål (or Riksmål as it was called then) was established through a spelling reform in 1907. The other official written form is something called Nynorsk (New Norwegian) which was created by a guy named Ivar Aasen by gathering together many of the various accents or dialects around the country. Some places in the country use it for spelling but its mostly used as a poetic language, though it is mandatory learning in school.
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The Black Dude helping, throwing the Cars off is just pure Gold 🤣
The dog getting shot put into the ground killed me, though!😂
2:42 - "Get upaaaaa..." Oh boy, I saw that commercial sooooo many times! 😄
A classic indeed!
Yup. Lembrei-me dele assim que apareceu o gajo do get upaaaaa....
Há certas vantagens em ser-se tuga, no fim de contas.
@@jorgecandeias - Pois é, havia anúncios tão bons nos anos 80/90. Hoje em dia...
That idea was stolen from me by a co-worker of Duval&Guillaume!
He promissed me I could enter their Think-Tank if they could use one of my ideas. But he ended up stealing it!
(plenty more ideas on Belgium TV that were stolen from me)
Actually guessing Dutch right instead of German, what most people do, even "Friends" did it wrong.
Your intellect seems very diverse, the "even Apeldoorn bellen" were a staple of 90's Dutch commercials.
There are compilation of it, worth a watch, love your channel
True, "even Apeldoorn bellen" refers to a insurance company located in the city of Apeldoorn. It was such a famous advert that an entire generation of Dutch people know it as a saying.
It was a really long series too. There are about 20 great ones, but they jumped the shark several times too.
The John West one was the best. That Bear spinning back kick was just sublime.
That James Brown - "Gerappaaaa" one I've seen so many times in my childhood! That's a great one for sure.
There was one Sprite ad I was loving but couldn't find ever since.
The loveliest smile on the internet......................😁
ye no contest😊
It's very genuine 👍
For me it's the John West tinned salmon commercial 😂
i seen this in one in canada a very long time ago like 20+ years but think john west might have an other name here.
Love your channel! Whenever I need "relief", I know that No Protocol will deliver. Thank you.
The idea behind the Japp commercial was to advertise a domestic product in Hungary. This is the Sport szelet/selet (slice). This is a rum-flavored chocolate slice.
Many years ago, one summer, the whole country said "Gerappaaaa".. It started with the Sziget festival at that time..
7:52 That's a french ad but the filming took place in Mallorca (Spain). That is a very famous road in Mallorca where a lot of ads are filmed (Sa Calobra road). I guess they took a truck from some local company to film the ad.
The porsche also has an old license plate from Mallorca.
@@gromenhauer7403 True, I hadn't noticed that
Man, I could tell from the go that that was some Mediterranean Spanish scenery right there, and when the car's license plate showed up it was the confirmation of it. However, it took me a while to figure out what province that "PM" stood for 😂 Palma de Mallorca, of course! I miss the old style license plates with the province at the beginning 😁
great video! I like the salmon & bear commercial personally......
Music: "Estrelar" by Marcos Valle was used in a Southern Comfort commercial and always made me smile. Also, "Da Da Da" by Trio was a memorable one for VW.
I love a follow-up funny series of adverts.
The renault clio get up commercial was legendary in french speaking countries.
It was the same kind of phenomenon that the waaazzaaa one in US
It was also a hit in Spain. This was the year 2000 if I recall correctly. The week it was aired for the first time me and all my schoolmates were parodying it 😂
In the Netherlands the same.
I believe the Japp (Mars bar?) text is translated in French because it's shown in a French show about funny commercials, maybe "Culture Pub"
" la nuit the pubblivore"
All the Japp videos were Norwegian commercials. Freia is our nation's most classical still active chocolate maker company. They started in 1889.
Freia in Norway is in a way like trains in Switzerland. Never say anything bad about it. It's like sacred. 😄
@@heros2110 😁😁 Yeah, I guess so !! 😆😆 ( But they honestly DO make great chocolate !! 😆😉)
The Japp commercial is from Norway :)
Remember seeing it as a kid.
"Godt med xtra energi" means "It's good with extra energy".
Thank you!
Mars bar for short......................😜
@@dracula5487 Japp was the Scandinavian version of Mars, originally created by Nestle in Belgium.
She was spot on though, it's spelled the same in Danish. (Xtra isn't but then I don't think that is the case in Norwegian either).
we had those in Hungary with another chocolate covering the original one :D
Tabasco is a product of Louisiana and this commercial originally ran in the South region of the US, so not an European commercial.
Regardless it has run in europe. I remember having seen that 1 in Danish TV, sometime in my youth. It is a great commercial!
I live in a small city (22,000) and we still get Yellow Pages each year for our town and the nearby large city.
Where is that pls?
With regards to the Tabasco/mosquito one, the chemical in chillies that makes them hot (capsaicin) only affects mammals, so an insect like a mosquito wouldn't notice any heat. That's why people often put mega hot chilli powder in their bird feeders; it keeps squirrels away but doesn't affect the birds at all.
Hello From Portugal, I enjoy watching your videos they are fantastic
Thanks for watching!
The "get up'uh" commercial ran so much in a single month in Rio de Janeiro that I still resent the brand for how aggressive their marketing was 😅
Great ideia, good video, horrible schedule strategy
You still remember it though.
@@Hayreddin yes, bitterly, and I still dislike the company and never had one of their cars xD
@@RadeticDaniel :D
John West was originally a UK company (now owned by a Thai company), but this commercial was made by a Canadian company for them to be advised in North America. so it's not really a European ad.
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Thank you for constantly supporting!
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My favorite commercial was the big guy "twisting to open." That also appeared in the U.S. during a football game and nearly the entire office was laughing about it the next day.
It must have been a US commercial anyway. I can’t figure out in what European country Miller light would pass as beer, no matter how many advertisements they made.
Boombastic by Shaggy from the 90s Levi's commercial, Make Me Bad by Korn in the 2000 Puma commercial and Are You Gonna Be My Girl by Jet in the 2004 iPod commercial.
The salmon commercial. Def my fav, but they’re all really good.
I knew right away it was James Brown, get up on this! Very inventive!
I think Japp is Snickers/Marathon
An old Snickers joke from My School days "What has nuts in every bite? Squirrel Crap!"
Those chocolate bar commercials with the guy pushing over the cars seems to have been a running joke. The one with the red car seems to have been done for a Spanish and Catalan audience which could explain the use of a french word.
That comercial of the Renault car with "Garauppppp"...is from my country, Portugal!!!
Watch the old italian ones… you would die from laugh
Love that there was a Portuguese ad in there!
There is a whole compilation of the Japp commercials. They are the best!
Mad world takes me to the movie Donnie Darko every time. It's such a great song.
They showed the Japp ad in Finland as well, the first one at least, I don't recognize the other ones.
The Japp adverts are SO good :)
Min 7:40 Bar of 60 g Marabou Japp - Original - Swedish - milk chocolate with toffee filling, but the clip was filmed in Spain on the island of Mallorca, you can tell by the license plate PM stands for Palma de Mallorca.
Those Japp adverts were my favourite! I remember a couple of those as they played in my youth in the UK.
Books: drawing a blank of advert-related ones
Music: I haven't watched live TV for decades now so I forget all the music that went along with them!
When this Gedappa ad was all over in Europe everyone greeted each other with Gedappaaa at Sziget Festival. Anyone was there back then?
1:00 - Yellow pages is standard phonebook, before cellphones with Internet.
The yellow pages used to be quite thick here in Australia, then google took over. Good content as always.
french orangina commercials are really funny, and the long long man japanese commercials are also great.
Now you need to buy all the stuff in the ads and try them 😮
I remember the Japp commercials from many many years ago. I'm Swedish, but not a word on screen here was Swedish, so I guess it was made for other countries too. Your guess at Danish was probably correct for one of the languages.
(Japp is very similar to a Mars bar and sold under the Marabou brand here since 1947.)
Your Smile is so inspiring!
my favorite funny commercials is one I shared in the comments on your Apollo 13 video, recently... with the astronauts who are attacked by the space monster.
Those Japp ads have also been shown in Finland in the past.
The 2 guys taking the plane. were waiting for instructors. so 2 students took of. Happy Landing :)
Yeah, we loved the Yellow Pages back in the day. The White Pages was mostly for prank calling.
The Japp Commercial is Norwegian. Your pronounciation of «godt med Xtra…» was actually pretty decent!
Holy language skills, batman.
"don't say no to panda" is another weird series😂
yes the first one is Dutch. basically he didn't want matt glass😂😂
My favorite commercial is still the "Snickers Chefs" commercial (the original, not the one with present coach Andy Reid). . . .
Japp is an originally Swedish chocolate bar sold in Norway and Sweden, and I remember seeing all these commercials back int he day and they were quite a hit.
The Japp commercials also aired in Germany in the early 2000s, but it wasn't Japp, it was MARS by the time. :D
Last one is Norwegian, good guess with danish :) very similar written language
The Gary Jules version of "Mad World" is also part of "Donnie Darko" movie soundtrack, which I highly recommend if you haven't seen it yet.
"Highway Star" by Deep Purple comes to mind for cars. Maybe it and "Born to be Wild" are cousins? "Drive My Car" by the Beatles is another. The salmon commercial with the bear doing kung-fu was funny, the first one I did an out-loud laugh to.
An older one still on UA-cam:
"beer commercial guy in ballet class"
My favorite series is the Long, Long Man series from Japan.
A little unrelated, but some of these commercials remind me of Monty Python skits/ sketches... The classic Euro wit. Not sure if you have seen any Monty Python before, but I think they would be right up your alley ;p "The Argument Clinic" is one of my favourites, but you really can't go wrong.
The Japp bar commercials are Norwegian as Freia is or maybe was a Norwegian chocolate company (now flagged out) - however the landscape in the commercial is more like south European, certainly not Scandinavian.
Oh dear, this reminded be about going to the cinema in the 1990’s am 100% sure this commercial ran in the cinemas at that time.
The text about "Xtra energy" was indeed "Scandinavian" as it would be understood in both Norwegian, Swedish and Danish, even some people in Iceland might also have understood it. The added Spanish text points to the commercial probably have been shown in more European countries - at least Spain. Regards Thomas from Oslo, Norway.
The first clip was indeed Dutch. We had some awesome commercials back in the day. Maybe look up a compilation.
Speaking of spicy water, I just remembered something wonderful I discovered when I was young and stoned.
Get a fountain drink Dr. Pepper. It's not the same when you use a can or a bottle Dr. Pepper. Then, add chopped jalapenos in it. They sink to the bottom and for the first minute or two you notice nothing. Between 2 to 5 minutes, it's like Dr. Pepper with a little bit of heat to it. It's wonderful. The longer you let it sit, the hotter gets. It doesn't get unbearably hot, but the flavor does start to change between 5 and 10 minutes. It's not bad though. Serving size is important for timing how spicy you want it. Personally, I'll like it where it still taste just like Dr. Pepper but with some heat. Absolutely worth trying. I first had this with a tuna sub. It's not a Texan thing, but it should be.
Thanks for sharing, have a great weekend!
The full-length versions of the Reebok (I think?) commercials featuring Terrible Terry Tate, Office Linebacker are hilarious and great fun. I'd recommend checking out that series at some point if you can.
I recommend you watch the Gheorghe Muresan Snickers Commercials. There's two of them. They're very funny, especially if you remember the Michael Jordan cologne.
The red car by the cliff had a spanish plate, PM=Palma de Mallorca (Balearic Island) but the actors and the product are clearly not spanish.
John Smiths beer and Hamlet Cigars both did a series of funny commercials in the UK which you should be able to find on UA-cam.
As soon as i saw the red sports car i remembered the add, also funny.
But you will LOL ur A off from some 90's 🇪🇪Estonian adds 🤣🤣🤣
The only YT video i found had no translation and bad qualitt of one of the good ones (it won the national Golden Hammer aword aka the aword for best adds).
"Suhtlemine Kiirteel"
Mercedes Benz, chicken ad.
Ford Ka, cat.
Ford Ka, bird.
The funniest series of comercials are "Long Long Man"
The best are "10 Emotional and Touching Thai Commercials" but you will kry if you watch it.
Love it! Maybe you want watch “Jeremy Clarcson making of Americans” video! :D
First watch Heineken walking fridge. (The old one) And then Bavaria walking fridge spoof.
They are really fun.
Get up aaa was huuuuge add, maybe best add of all times
Related note on spicy water :), Evian spelled backwards is naive. :) The Japp commercials, by far. Laughed my butt off on each, and then the anticipation, you know lunacy is about to occur when you see those guys. Nice theme, too. :)
I think it would be cool if you did the budweiser real men of genius commercials
Get upaaaaa was make by Agulla & Baccetti from argentina
My fav since yrs. . It's the agency name. Could u link pls? Thanks ahead
Back in the 90s and 2000s Argentinian ads were topnotch! They used to play quite a few of them in Spain, where I'm from. I actually remember watching a special TV show about award-winning ads from all over the world and Argentina was always among the winners. A lot of creativity feom their agencies.
An interesting fact about Yellow Pages was they forgot to trademark that name, so some random guy trademarked it then sued the company for millions. They then changed their name to Golden Pages. When they had enough money, they bought the rights back for Yellow Pages (the fee isn't known, but it's assumed to be more than what the guy got from them several years prior) then changed their name back to Yellow Pages. Unfortunately, they faded into obscurity once the internet went from being a niche thing to an everyday house hold necessity around the mid 2000s.
90ies Orangina commercials
and of course, the Evian commercial
and the Citroën "transformers" commercials (and their hijack for fake car commercials by fans)
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Not all of these are European commercials. FYI, as recently as last year, AT&T still distributed printed Yellow Pages in the Austin, Texas area. They come out in December, so I don't know if we'll get them this year.
I don't know. If you said spicy water I'd think vodka or something. In fact vodka means "little water". Voda is water and changing the ending to -ka makes it diminutive. Believed to originate from doctors once having small bottles of alcoholic tonics. "small waters" if I remember correctly
yes to the Scottish commercials!
Wow - yellow pages! I remember as a kid in the 70's getting the white pages for all of the state, and the Yellow Pages was mostly for companies.
Sooooooo much wasted paper at the time. Obviously prior to the internet - you folks have no idea about reading a map I'm sure 😀
People used to be so worried about privacy, but back in the day all our names, phone numbers and home addresses were in a big book every got a copy of.
Checkout the "Haynes Baked Beans" commercial with the Astronaut's if you haven't seen it 😅
Fighting bear is the best for me.
Thanks!
The marmite commercials in the uk were hilarious 🙂👍
Hands down South Africa makes the best commercials
You have to do
The irn bru adverts 😂
@07:49 _Wait, what country was this from?_
I think Denmark.. I have seen it in Denmark but so long ago that I can't recall the spoken part. What was on the screen was definitely Danish though. The "L'enegeie" part was just playing cool or high class, like when the English and the American say Cést La Vie, Voila etc.
PS: Traditionally in Denmark (a century ago) the Royal & co. spoke French, business owners spoke Geman & peasants spoke Danish.
I saw the salmon one here in the US at some point, once or twice. Don’t remember exactly where/when.
the big mafia guy in the 3rd japp advert was in a sketch on top gear when they stuffed him in the trunk of a mafia car lmao
yeah... a good friend of mine will tobasco or any other hot sauce on EVERYTHING.
Love ur channel. Smart and pretty is a hell of a combination!
Thanks for watching this one (:
.. the Renault one Get Upaaa is Brazilian, JP Jovem Pan is a Radio Station in São Paulo, they made a Clio special edition, I'm old enough to remember that.
That ad is actually Argentinian, produces by the Agulla & Baccetti agency. It was played all around the world, including Spain, where I'm from. Despite not being the biggest fan of Argentinians, I must admit that back in the day they used to make the funniest TV ads, usually winning worldwide advertisement awards.
@@georgezee5173 ok pode ser, mas a Jovem Pan é uma rádio de São Paulo
@@georgezee5173 ok pode ser, mas a Jovem Pan é uma rádio de São Paulo
"Godt med Xtra energi" could either be Danish or Norwegian. That sentence is the same in both languages, though xtra is actually written as ekstra.
I haven't watched TV in years and I use adblock so I dont actually know of any songs used in commercials :(
Emerald by Thin Lizzy is a pretty awesome song though and I'm sure someone, somewhere, at some point, have licensed it for commercial purposes. That'll have to do :)
Thanks for adding this! I don’t know much about the Norwegian language.
You song recommendation just lead me into a search of the Thin Lizzy lead vocalist, he has a unique look to him
@@NoProtocol Yeah he did. A pretty unique specimen in the history of rock n roll. Great band Thin Lizzy.
There are two written forms of Norwegian and the one called Bokmål (which is the official state language) is very similar to Danish. Danish was the official state language in Norway for many years before Norway gained its independence and Bokmål (or Riksmål as it was called then) was established through a spelling reform in 1907. The other official written form is something called Nynorsk (New Norwegian) which was created by a guy named Ivar Aasen by gathering together many of the various accents or dialects around the country. Some places in the country use it for spelling but its mostly used as a poetic language, though it is mandatory learning in school.