No joke, when I was little, I thought Godaddy was an ""adult"" site or something. Or like it was one of those late night ads that you'd occasionally see advertising their "steamy hotline".
That was pretty much the point - it's hard to get clicks to your website when you're selling potential website addresses in the early internet years, but porn? That got clicks. Even if the preteens who went to the site weren't going to actually buy a domain, it got the name in people's heads.
@@just_a_girl60 Same. My parents turned off, changed channels or muted their adds. Appalled by them. They honestly hated how they were portrayed and how they sexualized/objectified women. They used to ask how channels could allow such racey adds during normal hours.
If anyone is still curious, this commenter was most likely right; they are apparently known for deleting adult content. I looked it up, but it may not be true idk
I made it my entire childhood without seeing any of these ads, and I’m shocked they existed, and that everyone else APPARENTLY SAW THEM from the comments. I was living under a rock
The fact that I didn’t know the “boring generic Millennial brain vomit” commercials were for Go Daddy despite seeing them dozens of times says a lot lol
When I was a kid my dad used to watch Nascar all the time. I remember watching it with him and seeing Danica Patrick race and feeling so inspired by her. Even if she didn't win the race, she was still the only woman on the track and as a little girl I thought that was so cool. Then I remember seeing these commercials with her in them and feeling so weird. I was too young to even know why I was so uncomfortable.
Ahw - that's kind of sad. Brittany Force holds NHRA's Top Fuel speed record of 338.48 mph, although you probably already know that, if you think female drivers are cool.
@@oz_jones kink shaming is 100% valid if you bring it into the public, if you don’t want comments about it don’t show the world you liked being called daddy.
Its genuinely been so fucking surreal to see in real time this sort of shift. Like to watch GoDaddy go from basically trying to pretend they're a porn site with Danica Patrick nudes to trying desperately to appeal to Millenials and Gen Z with these wannabe inspiring ads with diversity and the idea of you can be whoever you wanna be, start your own business with us. Like, its so painfully transparent.
They shouldn’t have doubled down on the male heteronormativity. Having the adverts be sexual and the company name being sexual makes everyone think it’s porn lol. Also now in modern day, they have to live with their awkward company name
Both types of ads are horrible, but at least I understand the purpose of the old ones (Though, am I the only man who finds ads like these kinda offensive, because they treat us men like easily amused, sex-hungry simpletons?). They're sexist and disgusting, but at least there's a clear reason why. But those new ads? Whom are those generic pep-lines and generic images supposed to speak to / motivate? It's so painfully obvious that it's just meaningless BS and it looks sounds and feels like all the other artificial pseudo-deep, fake-individual commercials out there...
@@LRM12o8 I know right? Our generation will never be able to own houses at reasonable rates so why do they think making websites will somehow allow us to achieve our dreams? The American Dream is gone and it is all thanks to the Boomers who decided that raising housing costs and living costs faster than inflation or wage increases at a rate of 200%+ was an okay thing to do to our generation and generations to come. These already rich companies don't care about the generations to come at all. They are all far more likely to be able to retire than Millenials or Gen Z. Sadly most of us born since the 1980s will be forced to work until our 70s before we could even contemplate retirement.
I remember my mom freaking the fuck out and screaming at us for watching the kissing commercial, and my dad having to tell her that it was a Super Bowl ad and we were actually watching the game
There was a joke on Conan where they’re quizzing him on super bowl commercials I think and they ask him what does go daddy . Com do? His answer was “nobody knows” and he got the answer right lmao
Fun fact, that kid Walter in the kissing commercial is also in the first Toby maguire Spider-Man film in the background of the fight between Peter and flash in the school
i remember being a huge Nascar fan as a kid and i still am. I never was the biggest Danica Patrick fan but some of those commercials came close to warping my young mind into a danica fan
It amuses me that they have a woman director talking, it feels very purposeful. "Our ads can't be degrading to women, look we have one in our film crew."
Yep, this is how GoDaddy first started their marketing campaign in the 2000’s, as far as I can remember. The whole point was that it seemed like it was advertising for a phone sex hotline or something, and then at the very end they drop the domain name registry stuff on you. It was certainly, uh, memorable at least?
its still so weird for me to this day seeing GoDaddy ads on UA-cam now thats like . 2020 is done, the future has begun. or whatever in this faux slam poetry like voice. when in my mind i just remember them as that sleezy babe sin bikinis company
Especially since I don’t remember which one but I’m pretty sure it’s square space that has a nearly identical motto. Like GoDaddy is “build different” and I want to say squarespace’s is like “build it better” or something But all of them are so generic and cookie cutter I can’t honestly remember lmao
As a French person, I love the insight into American TV, it's so different from what we get here yet you see how it influences our media here in Europe.
@@woodynorris8224 1. How is this an ad for a domain name website? 2. Americans freak out if there is a boob in a movie and this unnecessary sexualized ads are okay? Very strange to my european brain
I was pretty young when these ads started coming out, probably around 10, and I remember thinking that it was an adult website. I never learned otherwise. Up until now, whenever I saw it advertised (even just the logo) it made me confused and uncomfortable. I didn’t understand why they would market it so heavily. It makes more sense now knowing that it is not in fact an adult website 😅
@@beepbeeplettuce5890 I dunno. I think it was the logo, where the lines are coming off the guy's head. Those lines are usually saved for hot cups of coffee. Needless to say, I never really gave the brand any thought lol
Go daddy's commercials then and now give off the same energy as that John Mulaney bit where he talks about Bill Clinton then and now and is like, "what the hell is he trying to pull?" 😂
I remember when that commercial came on during the Superbowl once. It was so awkward for the family. Some of the men were like "oh yeah", some were quiet, some went "omg okay kids, don't look". It was like we were all in shock with this burlesque strip show commercial on TV while thousands of family and kids are watching. 😂
Somehow, till it got to the kissing I had blocked it from my memory. It wasn't till they started kissing (right when he blurred it out) and I heard the sounds that I instantly remembered and cringed hard. I think that was one time that anytime it was on I continually changed the channels. As a straight girl, I didn't like the ads, but wasn't fussing about them and changing the channel for thsi company's ads. But this one... ugh it just... why? I ALWAYS CHANGED THE CHANNEL when this specific add came on... And why did I have to remember it now? Well time to go drain out this short and memory again so I can forget about this cringey ad.🤣😂
My dad absolutely refused to let me watch the Go Daddy commercials while I was growing up, and now that I'm older and have a daughter of my own I totally understand. Unfortunately I saw the kissing ad when I was watching the Super Bowl with my grandparents 😣
I remember those status updates about "i dont give blah blah permission to use my data!" It annoyed me so much, I would always be like "yes, you did. You did by signing up and uusing blah blah service. Its called a tos and you had to agree to it. If you want to not give facebook permission, delete your account"
I used to be really insecure about having rosacea, and I remember that Super Bowl ad with the blonde girl and the chubby dude unironically made me feel better about myself because his face looked like mine and he managed to kiss someone like THAT.
I remember these commercials from when I was a kid, and I still get upset whenever I get a GoDaddy ad even though they've changed their marketing strategies. I am very unlikely to ever use their service because of the negative associations I have with the brand. I wonder how big the lasting negative impact on their image will be in comparison to the success they had from the campaign at the time.
@@SamGlaze I mean they did sell that service with those commercials. At the end of the day it was all about grabbing attention and creating brand recognition and in regards to that it did exactly what they were hoping for and made them a boatload of money in the process.
Bruh I honest to God repressed however many dozens of times I watched the Candice Michelle godaddy commercial as a teenager. That was a Pavlovian response I've never felt before.
I think, after the infamous Super Bowl ad, they slowly toned it down till they dropped the dirty concept entirely. I honestly thought it was an... adult service until around that time, and afterward just thought it was just openly run by creeps.
It's kind of sad that people associate showing sexuality (or at least female sexuality) with being a "creep". If a company had buff handsome men in their commercials, would people say that they were creeps? I doubt it.
I was literally talking to my husband about the kissing ad a few days ago, because we saw one of the new GoDaddy ads. We're both still scarred forever. Thank you, Scott, for making it so I've been reminded of that fever dream commercial twice in one week 🥴
Something that I think needs to be added is that having the "godaddy girls" be women like Danica Patrick (a race car driver) , Jillian Michaels (a famous fitness/wellness personality), etc was a HUGE deal at the time. These weren't models. These were famous girls that a lot of guys had crushes on but were never seen in sexy clothes. There was no such thing as an "influencer" back then and that played a big part of how they kept these ads feeling like something you had to see.
I never even knew what GoDaddy was, or rather what they were marketing, until I was an adult. I just figured it was something I shouldn't have anything to do with because the commercials were so inappropriate lol.
Those girls gone wild commercials are just stained onto my frontal cortex. Specifically the one where there were in some zero gravity rocket ship or some shit, floating around spreading their legs. Little me was like.. god I can’t wait to grow up 😂
6:43 I know that this wasn’t intended but your joke worked really well here. The guy that says the GoDaddy line played Todd in Community and also shares a striking resemblance to Todd Howard who is an important figure at Bethesda which is now owned my Microsoft.
despite having the """""modern""""" godaddy ads shoved down my throat for like a month, ive only now realized it was for godaddy now that you pointed it out
I cannot tell you how many times I've heard that first godaddy commercial and just now did I realize it was a godaddy commercial when you pointed it out. Nice advertising guys
Even the woman talking about the extended Commercials who's being tongue and cheek. Did no one else hear the emphasis on expands and elongate. That was such an double entendre.
I remember seeing one commercial on GoDaddy during a certain Super Bowl, and it dealt with a group of college aged men who were controlling Danica Patrick somehow, they made her take a shower and added another woman in it, then the plot twist occurred when Danica somehow controlled and pranked the guys back. Was a commercial etched in my memory haha
Fun Fact: Vanessa Rousso who appears in the commercial at 6:13 would later be a houseguest on the reality show, Big Brother. She went down as one of the greatest players of all time to never win.
I remember watching TV and that would come on. After the 2010s I never saw another commercial from them until last year. I thought GoDaddy died but I guess they hadn't.
@@marcdimartino9118 because woman were being celebrated for being attractive and sexy, but at the same time shamed for having sex. They would call woman who were sexual "sluts" whores, disgusting etc.
Well I learned one thing from this video. One of the fan favorites from the reality show Big Brother was in a Go Daddy commercial. I was pretty surprised when I saw her in one of the commercials in this video.
Bob Parsons now owns a golf club company called PXG-or Parsons Xtreme Golf. He is definitely one of those CEOs that needs everyone to know he’s the CEO
The only Go Daddy commercials I've seen in the UK are normally dressed people pretending to work in a call centre, telling you the services that the company can offer. No suggestiveness 😆
Something about the way Scott does sponsor segments just meshes so cleanly with his videos that I still watch them when I could easily just tune out or skip them.
Which is weird because our TV is usually way more risqué than American TV. American tv is often quite puritanical, and swearing happens way less. Americans are often shocked at what we allow on TV. Except guns and violence, Americans are fine with that 😅
I have a very fuzzy mental image of a woman on a motorcycle with burger grease dripping down onto her tits and honestly I kinda wish that memory STAYED locked away 🤣
I can see being awkward to watch around your parents. But if you were a red blooded American male and were watching them with other red blooded American males or alone, the commercials were certainly better to watch than the other stuff you saw in between show segments.
So when I was like three I saw that “I’ll show you enhanced” commercial, followed by “see the rest at our website.” Guess what I did. I have no idea what my 3-year-old mind was thinking.
I just want to chime in and say that I also appreciate that the content is generally clean and you gave us a warning. As a parent that struggles to watch anything with kids
I remember being 13 and seeing these commercials, finally had the courage to google it to look at some ladies and was very disappointed to find out what it really was
I love how go daddy is pretending they didn't do any of this
I mean, I don't think I can blame them.
That first one tho
They don't want the whiny losers to cry about it. And we all know who those whiny losers are. "You're objecting women. Waaaaaaa."
@@littlejackalo5326 this is actually one of the cases that people should call it out
@@cottoncandiez8872 that wasn't the point I was making but sure
No joke, when I was little, I thought Godaddy was an ""adult"" site or something. Or like it was one of those late night ads that you'd occasionally see advertising their "steamy hotline".
That was pretty much the point - it's hard to get clicks to your website when you're selling potential website addresses in the early internet years, but porn? That got clicks. Even if the preteens who went to the site weren't going to actually buy a domain, it got the name in people's heads.
saaaaame, I always thought they were ads for porno sites ☠️ the company name has forever been stained for me bc of that
@@just_a_girl60 Same. My parents turned off, changed channels or muted their adds. Appalled by them.
They honestly hated how they were portrayed and how they sexualized/objectified women.
They used to ask how channels could allow such racey adds during normal hours.
I thought I was the only one
I remember those late night ads from when I was a kid
It's hilarious that they have updated their image to be all inspiring, but still kept the name "GoDaddy."
They're forced into it, it's amazing.
Ironically, GoDaddy policed the content on the websites it hosted, and wouldn't allow its customers to put up porn.
How did they make so much money then?
@@Seth9809 The ads probably only helped get the company around. Then when people needed a domain name, they would just go there
Oh really? I wondered about that and just skimmed their TOS. I couldn't even find a mention of "Adult Content"
If anyone is still curious, this commenter was most likely right; they are apparently known for deleting adult content. I looked it up, but it may not be true idk
I made it my entire childhood without seeing any of these ads, and I’m shocked they existed, and that everyone else APPARENTLY SAW THEM from the comments.
I was living under a rock
That's ironic because they were probably giving people rocks.
But did you see the Skittles and pop rocks commercials?
The fact that I didn’t know the “boring generic Millennial brain vomit” commercials were for Go Daddy despite seeing them dozens of times says a lot lol
lmao same i thought it was like a clothing company or something
It was weird to see the end of the ad because I always skip them
I always skip it before they say the name lol
@@WinterReflections probably gen x honestly
I thought it was for a bank or something 💀💀
I love the reasonings that they give for the commercials. “It’s…uh…story telling”.
watching godaddy commercials for the plot
very ... *nice* storytelling
also nice ganyu pfp
Lmaoo might need MatPat to do a theory on it then.
At least we know that one judge from internet icon would love GoDaddy ads
Right? It's like the people who said they read Playboy for the "articles" back in the day.
Scott is such a wholesome UA-camr that he puts a disclaimer he's gonna be a little risque this week
he also put the sponsor as a chapter so you can skip it if you want.
@@Straumnes cope
@@Straumnes he not boring whatsoever wdym ?? Wholesome people can be really fun too watch
That's why he's PBS.😂 I enjoy it.
Disclaimer or great marketing??
When I was a kid my dad used to watch Nascar all the time. I remember watching it with him and seeing Danica Patrick race and feeling so inspired by her. Even if she didn't win the race, she was still the only woman on the track and as a little girl I thought that was so cool. Then I remember seeing these commercials with her in them and feeling so weird. I was too young to even know why I was so uncomfortable.
Ahw - that's kind of sad.
Brittany Force holds NHRA's Top Fuel speed record of 338.48 mph, although you probably already know that, if you think female drivers are cool.
Why were you uncomfortable?
@@Ten_Thousand_Locusts Nice bait
@@haybale287 how is it bait?
When you realize that Bob probably liked people calling him “Daddy,” so he used it as his company name 🤢
Imagine kinkshaming.
@@oz_jones kink shaming is 100% valid if you bring it into the public, if you don’t want comments about it don’t show the world you liked being called daddy.
@@oz_jones It’s not that, I’m specifically talking about the CEO. He just gives me a creepy vibe.
@@oz_jones shut up sex is nasty anyways
@@oz_jones kink shaming is okay if it’s Bob
I used to think godaddy commercials were porn lmaooo
Wth me too
Your quiz vids and the Akinator one is hilarious
I didn't wake up to day thinking I would see bengal in the comment section of a scott cramer video, yet here we are
I didn’t need to know that Bengal, but now I do. And honestly, I don’t even know what to think lol
Dude same. Until the newer ones.
Its genuinely been so fucking surreal to see in real time this sort of shift. Like to watch GoDaddy go from basically trying to pretend they're a porn site with Danica Patrick nudes to trying desperately to appeal to Millenials and Gen Z with these wannabe inspiring ads with diversity and the idea of you can be whoever you wanna be, start your own business with us. Like, its so painfully transparent.
They shouldn’t have doubled down on the male heteronormativity. Having the adverts be sexual and the company name being sexual makes everyone think it’s porn lol. Also now in modern day, they have to live with their awkward company name
What confuses me most is…. She’s a racing driver. I get they sponsored her but damn.
Both types of ads are horrible, but at least I understand the purpose of the old ones (Though, am I the only man who finds ads like these kinda offensive, because they treat us men like easily amused, sex-hungry simpletons?). They're sexist and disgusting, but at least there's a clear reason why.
But those new ads? Whom are those generic pep-lines and generic images supposed to speak to / motivate?
It's so painfully obvious that it's just meaningless BS and it looks sounds and feels like all the other artificial pseudo-deep, fake-individual commercials out there...
@@LRM12o8 I know right? Our generation will never be able to own houses at reasonable rates so why do they think making websites will somehow allow us to achieve our dreams?
The American Dream is gone and it is all thanks to the Boomers who decided that raising housing costs and living costs faster than inflation or wage increases at a rate of 200%+ was an okay thing to do to our generation and generations to come.
These already rich companies don't care about the generations to come at all. They are all far more likely to be able to retire than Millenials or Gen Z. Sadly most of us born since the 1980s will be forced to work until our 70s before we could even contemplate retirement.
It is painful, in that all that stuff they're trying to follow is bullshit and not worth anyone's time.
I remember my mom freaking the fuck out and screaming at us for watching the kissing commercial, and my dad having to tell her that it was a Super Bowl ad and we were actually watching the game
Why did she feel the need to scream?
@@turner15 you do know the meaning of over exaggerated sarcasm right?
@@turner15 while it was probably exaggerated, I can understand being quite upset at your husband over showing your kids that.
Speech 100
There was a joke on Conan where they’re quizzing him on super bowl commercials I think and they ask him what does go daddy . Com do? His answer was “nobody knows” and he got the answer right lmao
I appreciate the subtle nod to our boy Todd who was in the shower commercial by using his Community clip. Bless you, Scott and your impeccable taste
Fun fact, that kid Walter in the kissing commercial is also in the first Toby maguire Spider-Man film in the background of the fight between Peter and flash in the school
He was also a recurring background character in the show Chuck, if I recall!
The guy has one hell of a resume.
Dude I’d say he was a hero with his friends after this ad 😂
He was also in an episode of My Name Is Earl
How do you know that?
Scott is so wholesome that he has to warn parents and their kids in the most polite way possible. Good on you.
it was very nice of him
Good off him.
No take backs.
Adding that Community clip of Todd screaming after the ad with the same actor was a masterstroke 😂
Ikr? I knew I recognized him from somewhere!
@@thedestroyasystem I feel like I’ve seen him elsewhere too, but definitely most recognizable from Community. I loved Todd’s appearances haha.
I was gonna leave this comment but ya beat me to it. Good taste ya got there
@@thedestroyasystem hes also in new girl!
When was that?
i remember being a huge Nascar fan as a kid and i still am. I never was the biggest Danica Patrick fan but some of those commercials came close to warping my young mind into a danica fan
It amuses me that they have a woman director talking, it feels very purposeful. "Our ads can't be degrading to women, look we have one in our film crew."
Yep, this is how GoDaddy first started their marketing campaign in the 2000’s, as far as I can remember. The whole point was that it seemed like it was advertising for a phone sex hotline or something, and then at the very end they drop the domain name registry stuff on you. It was certainly, uh, memorable at least?
What do you think I watched the video for?? I know this now
I don't remember GoDaddy's commercials and I used to watch a lot of cable TV back in the day. I've heard of it but I think only from online adverts.
Honestly why I won’t ever use their services even now.
I guarantee lots of people visited the site because of the ads
its still so weird for me to this day seeing GoDaddy ads on UA-cam now thats like . 2020 is done, the future has begun. or whatever in this faux slam poetry like voice. when in my mind i just remember them as that sleezy babe sin bikinis company
im so glad someone is talking about their huge change in commercials
Me too.
I love how the pitch for GoDaddy's new campaign is to "make a different future" when they literally offer cookie-cutter website templates
Especially since I don’t remember which one but I’m pretty sure it’s square space that has a nearly identical motto. Like GoDaddy is “build different” and I want to say squarespace’s is like “build it better” or something
But all of them are so generic and cookie cutter I can’t honestly remember lmao
Plus their ads and new corporate identity couldn't look more generic
@@averyeml Squarespace: "build it beautiful"
GoDaddy: "build different" -> so, not beautiful? 😂
The future of business is super boring
The "difference" is that marginalized people are more easily able to create their own businesses. Not that new in 2024
As a French person, I love the insight into American TV, it's so different from what we get here yet you see how it influences our media here in Europe.
@@woodynorris8224 1. How is this an ad for a domain name website?
2. Americans freak out if there is a boob in a movie and this unnecessary sexualized ads are okay?
Very strange to my european brain
I was pretty young when these ads started coming out, probably around 10, and I remember thinking that it was an adult website. I never learned otherwise. Up until now, whenever I saw it advertised (even just the logo) it made me confused and uncomfortable. I didn’t understand why they would market it so heavily. It makes more sense now knowing that it is not in fact an adult website 😅
I legit used to think GoDaddy was a Hooters-style restaurant as a kid
@@beepbeeplettuce5890 I dunno. I think it was the logo, where the lines are coming off the guy's head. Those lines are usually saved for hot cups of coffee.
Needless to say, I never really gave the brand any thought lol
@@beepbeeplettuce5890 I think it’s the outfits. They’re sorta similar to Hooters
Go daddy's commercials then and now give off the same energy as that John Mulaney bit where he talks about Bill Clinton then and now and is like, "what the hell is he trying to pull?" 😂
My favorite John Mulaney thing ever 😂😂😂 So underrated
Omg that's the perfect comparison lmao
Deserves to be pinned lol
@@fallonator1337 why thank you 😂
I don't have the appetites
I like how the director and producers act like this is some refined work of art and deep level marketing
Bob Parsons gives me Hugh Hefner + Mike Love+ "that one uncle who always wears Hawaiian parrot-hat shirts" vibes.
I remember when that commercial came on during the Superbowl once. It was so awkward for the family. Some of the men were like "oh yeah", some were quiet, some went "omg okay kids, don't look". It was like we were all in shock with this burlesque strip show commercial on TV while thousands of family and kids are watching. 😂
Get yourself a man who will throw himself on the floor again after already hurting himself just to get the perfect outro shot
As soon as he said "the kissing one", I instantly remembered that scarring ad.
I could put up with the visual, but the sounds... 🤢 🤮
Somehow, till it got to the kissing I had blocked it from my memory. It wasn't till they started kissing (right when he blurred it out) and I heard the sounds that I instantly remembered and cringed hard. I think that was one time that anytime it was on I continually changed the channels.
As a straight girl, I didn't like the ads, but wasn't fussing about them and changing the channel for thsi company's ads. But this one... ugh it just... why? I ALWAYS CHANGED THE CHANNEL when this specific add came on...
And why did I have to remember it now?
Well time to go drain out this short and memory again so I can forget about this cringey ad.🤣😂
My dad absolutely refused to let me watch the Go Daddy commercials while I was growing up, and now that I'm older and have a daughter of my own I totally understand. Unfortunately I saw the kissing ad when I was watching the Super Bowl with my grandparents 😣
I remember those status updates about "i dont give blah blah permission to use my data!"
It annoyed me so much, I would always be like "yes, you did. You did by signing up and uusing blah blah service. Its called a tos and you had to agree to it. If you want to not give facebook permission, delete your account"
When I was younger, I LITERALLY thought GoDaddy was a pimp service 😳🤣
Imagine in Infinity War, instead of the whole soul for a soul scene, Gamora instead just explains to Thanos how to buy a domain.
LOL
“What did it cost?”
“9.99 a month”
Legendary idea 🤣
I used to be really insecure about having rosacea, and I remember that Super Bowl ad with the blonde girl and the chubby dude unironically made me feel better about myself because his face looked like mine and he managed to kiss someone like THAT.
I'm glad twas not all in vain, my man ;)
Omg hold up I think I have that but I just thought I had red cheeks
The most famous extra.
I remember these commercials from when I was a kid, and I still get upset whenever I get a GoDaddy ad even though they've changed their marketing strategies. I am very unlikely to ever use their service because of the negative associations I have with the brand. I wonder how big the lasting negative impact on their image will be in comparison to the success they had from the campaign at the time.
Same!
I’m just confused about how they ever thought they were going to sell that service with those commercials
@@SamGlaze We're talking about it still aren't we. We wouldn't be if they had normal commercials. Name recognition is pretty underrated.
@@SamGlaze I mean they did sell that service with those commercials. At the end of the day it was all about grabbing attention and creating brand recognition and in regards to that it did exactly what they were hoping for and made them a boatload of money in the process.
Same. Also why I never go to Hardee's.
Goddammit, I love that you included the clip from Community that had the same actor in it as the commercial!
Bruh I honest to God repressed however many dozens of times I watched the Candice Michelle godaddy commercial as a teenager. That was a Pavlovian response I've never felt before.
I think, after the infamous Super Bowl ad, they slowly toned it down till they dropped the dirty concept entirely. I honestly thought it was an... adult service until around that time, and afterward just thought it was just openly run by creeps.
It's kind of sad that people associate showing sexuality (or at least female sexuality) with being a "creep". If a company had buff handsome men in their commercials, would people say that they were creeps? I doubt it.
I was literally talking to my husband about the kissing ad a few days ago, because we saw one of the new GoDaddy ads. We're both still scarred forever. Thank you, Scott, for making it so I've been reminded of that fever dream commercial twice in one week 🥴
Something that I think needs to be added is that having the "godaddy girls" be women like Danica Patrick (a race car driver) , Jillian Michaels (a famous fitness/wellness personality), etc was a HUGE deal at the time. These weren't models. These were famous girls that a lot of guys had crushes on but were never seen in sexy clothes. There was no such thing as an "influencer" back then and that played a big part of how they kept these ads feeling like something you had to see.
its also really sad that i dont know either of those women for their actual careers.
Thanks for the info
I know her from Sonic & All-Star Racing Transformed
It’s a shame though, with Danica they sponsored her whole career, it’s like “show us tits so you can race” fukin weird
@@starfish0607 as a nascar fan i can confirm that Danica patrick sucked
8:44 you cannot tell me that color scheme was a coincidence
I never even knew what GoDaddy was, or rather what they were marketing, until I was an adult. I just figured it was something I shouldn't have anything to do with because the commercials were so inappropriate lol.
That "charming old man" is very rampant in Florida still 🙃 I work as a cashier I know 😂
I live in the bay area, they are unavoidable 😭
Crusade time.
@@IvoirePunk YUP, sadly true.
Especially in PCB 😭
im so sorry florida women
As they say 'Florida man'. Time to shave your head.
You’re such a real one for reminding us to take a step back from social media!! Im not going to, but I appreciate the thought!
lolol
I grew up on a steady diet of Girls Gone Wild commercials on late night Comedy Central during the 2000's
Those girls gone wild commercials are just stained onto my frontal cortex. Specifically the one where there were in some zero gravity rocket ship or some shit, floating around spreading their legs. Little me was like.. god I can’t wait to grow up 😂
Good times
Anyone else remember the GGW island games? Always wanted to see which girls won, that's all.
Legendary 😜
I had both. Ggw on comedy Central and GoDaddy on ESPN and toonami
When he said "Shoot for the moon" My first thought was: "Please don't shoot the moon"
6:43 I know that this wasn’t intended but your joke worked really well here. The guy that says the GoDaddy line played Todd in Community and also shares a striking resemblance to Todd Howard who is an important figure at Bethesda which is now owned my Microsoft.
despite having the """""modern""""" godaddy ads shoved down my throat for like a month, ive only now realized it was for godaddy now that you pointed it out
Well they made like 4 billion dollars so.....
He seems like he should have a million subs but somehow he doesn't
Hes getting there
Not fast enough
Ohhh we're 3 fifths of the way there
Woahhhhh Scotty's on a prayer
Oh wow, I assumed that he had like 3 mil, he’s only at 600k, he deserves more
RIGHT
I remember seeing one of the new GoDaddy commercials and being so confused because it’s so different from what they used to be.
the fact that your reaction clip from community at 7:35 is the same actor in the commercial is hilarious to me
As someone with a decade long Big Brother special interest, I was pleasantly surprised to find out that Vanessa Rousso was a Go Daddy girl.
The subtle use of Todd from community as a nodd to the actor is rather impressive
I saw that too and my first thought was, “Hey, that’s Todd from community!” God, I miss community. #andamovie
Yep I wondered if it the clip was put there on purpose
@@multifandom7168 No I meant the ad, not the community clip. Honestly it was, yes, a stroke of genius.
Ikr
I always thought godaddy was a porn site my whole childhood. I was like "woah i didnt know you could advertise porn on cable tv"
Using the clip from community with the same actor from the commercial is such a great detail
I cannot tell you how many times I've heard that first godaddy commercial and just now did I realize it was a godaddy commercial when you pointed it out. Nice advertising guys
Scott why did you have to unlock these memories I repressed so deep in my mind
I've probably seen those new GoDaddy ads more than any fucking ad ever
I literally got one on this video
More than RAID: Shadow Legends?
@@thisisabcoates hundreds of times more
I LOST IT WHEN SCOTT INSERTED HIMSELF INTO THE ROLEPLAY AD
Even the woman talking about the extended Commercials who's being tongue and cheek. Did no one else hear the emphasis on expands and elongate. That was such an double entendre.
I remember seeing one commercial on GoDaddy during a certain Super Bowl, and it dealt with a group of college aged men who were controlling Danica Patrick somehow, they made her take a shower and added another woman in it, then the plot twist occurred when Danica somehow controlled and pranked the guys back. Was a commercial etched in my memory haha
Speaking of Danica Patrick, did you know she appeared as a playable character in a Sonic racing game?
I thought i was the only person who remembered that, it looks like i'm not the only protagonist
Ah yes, Sonic and All stars racing transformed.loved that game
Why?
@@DrDolan2000 Because the game was her sponsor for the 2012 Nascar season.
@@connorbeith3232 hotwheels was part of it too, they made a car based off her car in the game
Fun Fact: Vanessa Rousso who appears in the commercial at 6:13 would later be a houseguest on the reality show, Big Brother. She went down as one of the greatest players of all time to never win.
I love seeing Scott's marketing background serving him well
I remember watching TV and that would come on. After the 2010s I never saw another commercial from them until last year. I thought GoDaddy died but I guess they hadn't.
You are actually blowing my mind that GoDaddy still makes ads. I only knew the old ads.
I came across your channel maybe 2 months ago, and have binged a lot of your vids! You are hilarious 🤣
Same
Samesies
Why are you stealing my life
Isn’t he so good !! Why he does not have a mill is beyond me
I remember these. It was hard being a teenage girl in the early 2000s. So confusing.
@@woodynorris8224 being a teenage girl in the 1860’s was hard
@@woodynorris8224 What?
this reply section brings me so much joy
Why was it confusing?
@@marcdimartino9118 because woman were being celebrated for being attractive and sexy, but at the same time shamed for having sex. They would call woman who were sexual "sluts" whores, disgusting etc.
Wow this brought me back...my dad making me go to the other room during NASCAR commercials, because without a doubt you'd see Danica at every break...
Well I learned one thing from this video. One of the fan favorites from the reality show Big Brother was in a Go Daddy commercial. I was pretty surprised when I saw her in one of the commercials in this video.
Bob Parsons now owns a golf club company called PXG-or Parsons Xtreme Golf. He is definitely one of those CEOs that needs everyone to know he’s the CEO
If this doesn’t include the Carl’s Jr. commercials I’m going on strike
I got bad news
Well it was mentioned
The good news is that Carl's Jr rejected their old commercials and fired their lead ad guy when he refused to change. It's a whole lot better now.
FINALLY someone made a video about this, i saw their new ads and was like huh that’s not how i remember it
The only Go Daddy commercials I've seen in the UK are normally dressed people pretending to work in a call centre, telling you the services that the company can offer. No suggestiveness 😆
Something about the way Scott does sponsor segments just meshes so cleanly with his videos that I still watch them when I could easily just tune out or skip them.
ONLY A TRUE KING MARKS THE SPONSOR IN THE VID TY SOO MUCH
There is no way any of those commercials would be allowed to air on UK tv! 😂
Dude for some reason I thought of you before watching the video, and then I scroll down the comments and you're here 🤯
Absolutely not during the daytime. This would have only been allowed to show after the 9pm watershed
Which is weird because our TV is usually way more risqué than American TV. American tv is often quite puritanical, and swearing happens way less. Americans are often shocked at what we allow on TV. Except guns and violence, Americans are fine with that 😅
@@leea8706 As an American it's pretty dumb. TV networks be like, "Violence is ok but nudity is where we cross the line."
Random Nerd most people don’t get boners from fake people getting fake shot, that’s why.
Hey Scott just wanted to say thanks I had a pretty rough day the you uploaded and I immediately felt happier
Hope your day improves! :)
Hope the rest of your day is better!!
Hope your feeling good!
GoDaddy and Carl's Jr/Hardees had the most sexual ads
It was awesome. Terrible products but loved the commercials as a kid
I have a very fuzzy mental image of a woman on a motorcycle with burger grease dripping down onto her tits and honestly I kinda wish that memory STAYED locked away 🤣
Heh. 69
I remember watching them as a teenager and thinking they were too much. There would have been more backlash, but social media barely existed.
I can see being awkward to watch around your parents. But if you were a red blooded American male and were watching them with other red blooded American males or alone, the commercials were certainly better to watch than the other stuff you saw in between show segments.
I love your ad analysis, please make more!!
it was a really nice touch how you matched david neher in the godaddy ad with david neher in the community clip
So when I was like three I saw that “I’ll show you enhanced” commercial, followed by “see the rest at our website.”
Guess what I did. I have no idea what my 3-year-old mind was thinking.
I love your low light setting. Reminds me of the film Drive
Yeah, my glass of wine disappeared as quickly as yours did and I'm not surprised. Who TF kisses in a way that sounds like stirring cold mac & cheese?!
Why in the world would you make me see that man's legs breaking like that... WHY SCOTT
You're so wholesome and nice, scott, not to mention your amazing comedy skills. UA-cam needs to make a double subscription feature for your channel
the go daddy commercial with the cop dancing on the car were how i found out i liked girls 😭
HA, that’s class!
11:30
Honestly that would be a way more successful marketing strategy than they have now.
"Want big booba? Buy domain."
9:28 is that the same actor that's in the commercial before? Nice if so good touch Scott
I was literally thinking very recently about how I’ve heard no one say “au contraire” with an French accent. I was glad you did lmaooo 😂💀
Contraire mon frere
Can't wait to see Cody Ko's take on this! 🤣
Has he been doing the same topics right after these come out?
@@connor5187 he's done a couple of similar reaction vids. Not typically right after though
hes reacted to how far is tattoo far, the moment of truth, and hot or not
@@BapGap Cody has shouted out Scott though in at least one of them
I remember being young and getting the impression that GoDaddy was just sexy eBay.
14:03 Wow, Ed Sheeran was into some weird stuff before he made it big.
I just want to chime in and say that I also appreciate that the content is generally clean and you gave us a warning. As a parent that struggles to watch anything with kids
So glad you included that clip of Todd from community after seeing him in that go daddy commercial. I’m a very proud fan indeed.
I remember being 13 and seeing these commercials, finally had the courage to google it to look at some ladies and was very disappointed to find out what it really was