This feels like an snl skit. A corporate entity makes an absurd game show to sell a product. And the show isn’t even real, it has no live audience and is so clearly rigged to be in the favor of the company and not the players. It seems surreal.
That would be such a funny skit ***slot machine lands on 5 cherries*** Host: Oooooh I’m so sorry, bad luck Contestant: What?? But I won? I got 5 cherries! Host: So what I’m hearing is that you want to spin again?
@@TeeklGrey Except this is already real. There’s no skit that could top the ridiculousness of this show anymore. Satire is dying with what these corporations are doing.
Brands' weird advertising is getting eerily close to that one episode of Community where that dude gives up his identity and becomes the personified version of Subway.
There's a Pepsi kpop boyband named K-Pepsi here in Chile where I live, and they even pick chilean guys that look "korean". They recently put an animated character to join the band. Everything has the same energy of this game show, just weird.
it actually makes me nauseous - the corporate layers of it are terrifying. a "news program" that's just a soft ad for this show, which is also an ad, touting itself on the basis of "fewer ads" despite that being DEMONSTRABLY a blatant lie, where the central premise is a slot machine and the contestants are socially engineered to bet big? I know it's been a long few years of everything getting compared to Idiocracy, but I feel like that's actually not at all hyperbole here, this could just be a show in that setting
you'd be surprised how common this used to be on tv. like in the 50s and 60s, there were gaming shows where they had just ONE sponsor and would always interject their products as prizes and boast about the products
I was actually took a survey that helped them pick the name for this show. They told us the concept for it but not that it was blatantly sponsored by Pepsi. I don't remember the other names they were considering (they might've been like, Lucky Cherries and stuff like that) but I remember Cherry was in all of them. And I told them Cherries Wild sounded like a bad porno.
I laughed so hard when you showed the Taco Bell ad as an example of them advertising "other things" because Taco Bell is...you guessed it...owned by frickin' PEPSI
@Stella Hohenheim Pepsi, Nestle, Disney, and Sony practically own the world. Remove all their products and we’d have to go back to hunting and foraging lmao
My brother was on this show! You’re exactly right that they couldn’t actually leave with the money when they wanted to. My brother and his partner wanted to leave halfway through with the money they made, and Jason Biggs just stripped naked and stared at them. The fake audience also stripped naked and stared at them until they spun again. It was odd
this feels like a surrealist art form. like if there was a psychonauts level where you were to jump into the mind of someone who’s addicted to soda, this would be it.
"It looks like a show that would be on in the background of a movie to make the point the character watching it is dumb." Is the most perfect description ever. Just from that I have a perfect understanding of what this show is like.
Okay so which fucking pod person in the Pepsi marketing division wrote “BRANDED GAME SHOWS” on a whiteboard in the middle of an all-nighter and successfully pitched a slate of different flavor-subgenres to the execs the next day
@@Nitrolord I actually tried Pepsi manga a few months ago when my mom randomly got it from the supermarket. Tastes like carbonated mango juice with Pepsi flavor. Well, it tastes exactly like it’s name
As the person whose job it is to maintain some corporate social media accounts with very few followers, CAN CONFIRM that is exactly what it feels like behind the computer screen too lol
Hey sorry to bother but I’ve always been interested in how that works! Do you work from home while managing the accounts? Before getting the job did they train you on what marketing techniques you were supposed to use? Ty for your time, hope your day is going well!
@@yea4309 I'm so sorry I replied to this weeks ago and then forgot to press send! In the Beforetimes I would typically go into the office one or two days a week just to be on the same page with everybody else, but most of my work I can and do perform remotely. I went to college for advertising and communications which helps, but I definitely did a lot of learning on the job! It's a lot of crunching data and checking your feeds very carefully to see which kinds of things your target audience responds to the most! And then sometimes it's just happy corprate blah blah blah like this to keep your boss happy lol
the pepsi account commenting on the wild cherry account gives me to same feeling as when someone starts a separate Instagram for their animal or child and then comment as themselves under a post they definitely made
I now want a pepsi movie, I’d like the plot to be a vending machine falling in love with a rich girl; and a possible sequel that will lead to the introduction of the corporate industries cinematic universe
GAGAGAGAGA I just disliked my own face because I am unpretty. HOWEVER: I always like my GOOD videos however. No dislikes allowed where I come from. Don't be mean, dear athena
@@linneascameraroll Kendall Jenner isn't a real Kardashian, she's only the Kardashians' half-sister, but since they're related & Kendall shows up in Keeping up with the Kardashians, she's basically one of them
The thing is, when Taskmaster filmed during COVID, Greg opened the series by saying "our audience is in a different room watching a recording of this." It was honest, so it worked. American TV just doesn't understsnd the concept of transparency. Everything has to be artificial.
@@cangrejopendejo4909 because a big portion of my life is consuming and studying pop culture. Film and tv and competition shows are part of that. So i can safely say that american reality shows have a problem with transparency. It DOES have to do with the country, because i have watched panel shows and competition shows from all over the world, from different studios/networks so it isn't just one networks policy. My statement about it being an issue with american reality tv is based on knowledge of the industry, not just talking out of my ass.
@@cangrejopendejo4909dude. Just stop. I get it. Patriotism. But it IS about the country. Every single reality show (of the game show/quiz/panel variety) I've watched from America has been absolutely unbearable artificial garbage with fake bimbo presenters with teeth and tits more expensive than my house. It's constant shouting, screaming, cheering, grating, agonising fake positivity. Its 9 times outta 10 scripted to the nines and full of COMPLETELY faked sentiments and emotions. I'm sorry. But that's just the truth. It's absolutely impossible to watch American versions of British TV game shows. They're absolutely butchered and entirely forceful. They take simple, charming concepts and turn them into insufferable LOUD, scripted garbage. But that's the problem. America just HAS to do everything bigger. Because they operate under that ridiculous delusion that BIGGER IS ALWAYS BETTER. "THROW MORE MONEY AT IT, GUARANTEED TO MAKE IT BETTER" Bigger prizes, bigger audiences, bigger reactions from contestants, host and crowd. Bigger production value, bigger titties. Bigger, bigger, bigger, bigger, BIGGER, BIGGER IS NOT ALWAYS BETTER. THATS what America needs to learn. A game of Deal or no Deal is supposed to be tense, full of emotion, and quiet. It doesn't need "bigger" anything. The minimalist style of the show mixed with the opportunity to make some good money, and the tension created via these things, is what made that show a massive hit in Britain. I dunno if you've actually seen both versions of that show, but i have. And it serves as another perfect example of why what me and the guy that made this post is saying, is true. Every contestant HAS to be loud and "entertaining" (which always results in coming across like arrogance and as being utterly grating) and by entertaining, obviously i mean louder and bigger, and entirely scripted. Because in America, apparently nobody is confident that the concept of the show alone will be enough to keep viewers interested. Hence, the loud, arrogant, constantly wise-cracking, scripted host, and similar-in-nature contestants. Hence, the added stakes and rules nobody asked for the almost ALWAYS serve to cheapen the original concept of the game/show. I've tried watching many versions of Americas game/quiz shows and panel shows. Because that's what i love to watch. And i always look for MORE, which usually means looking outside of my own country, for more content. EVERY American show I've tried to sit and watch with my girl has been an absolutely painful experience that we only suffered through the entirety of because it usually starts entertaining us by providing us with something to laugh at for the WRONG reasons. It becomes something for us to verbally mock, which ends up being entertaining in its own right. That's the ONLY value to be had from this artificial, scripted, emotion-free, loud, convoluted DRIVEL that the USA calls "light entertainment". This is in no way a slight against the entirety of America. I have many American friends, some of them my better friends overall, actually. And I've been to America multiple times, had fun, other than the slight paranoia that at any moment we might "catch some lead", which, to be fair, is not OUR fault 😅. But yeah. I like America just fine. Just not their reality shows or game shows or anything of that nature. Its ALL the same. Show me something that isn't like that, please. Because, seriously. Id love to watch it. Always looking for more good television.
I thought this was an odd joke. Then I thought maybe they threw some KFC branding on some hokey plug & play 50-in-1 console. Then I looked it up... What... the... fuck? A video game console with a "chicken chamber"? A video game console with a "chicken chamber"?! A VIDEO GAME CONSOLE WITH A "CHICKEN CHAMBER"!?! WE ARE NOT LIVING IN REALITY! ALL LIFE IS JUST A SIMULATION!
I didn’t have the lines that a shirt has from being folded so i can be shipped, so either he left his house to get a pepsi shirt or he already had it OR he fucking IRONED A SHIRT.
This is like a show Matilda's parents would watch in the dark for supper with their tv dinners and trays and her dad would scream at her to sit down and watch tv with the rest of the family instead of reading her stupid novels and
Thank you for the bit about the guy who runs the instagram account for like 600 people. Because that's literally what I do for a living and I can't believe I spend literal hours for 4 likes. It's hilarious.
“But they still advertise other things” Commercial is for a Taco Bell which is owned by Pepsi, so even the commercials that aren’t for Pepsi are still for Pepsi.
@@PH0B0PH1L1A Are you kidding? Grunkle Stan would OWN it, rig it so they never won, and it would be hosted by the decapitated wax head of Larry King. #PitColaWild
@@BethAnnMayberry you're ABSOLUTELY right and mabel plays to get the money to buy a giant hamster ball, and stan stops it from being rigged JUST to let her win enough money to get it
Capitalism is really good at profiting off of publically funded innovation and using a portion of said profits to fund propaganda to spread the idea that they developed said innovations. Give them some damn credit ya commie
This was posted exactly a year ago. I remember watching this in my wheelchair, laughing. I distinctly remember that this video was the first thing that made me laugh after the operation. Thank you Drew, for making us laugh in the worst of times.
I must be ruined by the internet because i completely expected you to say "and this video made me stand up and applaud" or something similar after saying you were in a wheelchair. No disrespect meant. Just wanted to share how the internet has ruined me
@Liberation yeah sure you seen that video and thought this is the worse on youtube... oh no actually it is your channel and you thought i can draw more clicks. how low can you go
@@WhaleManMan about their predictions. Which are coming true. Although David Cameron's business with that pig *allegedly* happened in the past, so I'm not sure if that one counts as a prediction.
outrageous that it’s not even random and they just decide what the spins will be beforehand. the only thing the contestants can do is leave at the optimal time along the predetermined path...
I don’t think they can even do that. They probably go into it knowing they won’t win. The producers must have instructed them to play all the way until the end, to their inevitable loss. It’s not really a game, just a pretense of one😹
@@bigbearkat2010 those are rigged, but they're not scripted by humans. There is some genuine chance in each try, however small. The people on this show are doomed to lose because the producers have written that they should.
0:43 is probably the best example of some corporate overlord in some sci Fi movie where they make the people shout thank you Pepsi for bringing us entertainment.
This is what the exiled socialites who actually enjoy Pepsi wild cherry in the capitol watch, because only good sensible people watch the Games, of course.
the one liners are killing me. "hey guy welcome back to the pepsi super bowl halftime show; i am adam levine's shirtless torso and you're watching disney channel."
Halfway through this my brain went 'this doesn't really exist drew is just making it up for content' as a coping mechanism. And honestly that still seems more plausible than this being reality
I've heard that, generally, game shows don't actually give the people any prize money until their episode airs, so thats why nobody ever cashes out early or why they don't play it safe, because they're trying to make sure their episode is interesting and long enough to air lmao
Huh. If that's the case, I feel like I'd want to have a long list of crazy stories and maybe a couple of wacky conspiracy theories up my sleeve that I can try to weave into the episode. Or, at least some dad jokes and a backflip or something.
idk what you mean drew, i’ve been waiting for jason biggs to host a pepsi-themed game show since i was 10 years old. i’m now 60 and this show is the greatest gift i’ve ever received
"they can't cash out early or the show would be over" I've actually seen this happen once with Deal or No Deal. They took the cash way early and DoND just started with a new contestent and ended the show midway through their go
When I was young watching people lose money always felt uncomfortable, but now that I know more about the world, it's unwatchable. Like, these people are profiting off of the contestant's emotional rollercoaster etc, and money could solve so much for so many people.
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dang I would buy a Pepsi if u responded
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Damn it
“Cherry cherry cherry” she screamed hoarsely, her bloodshot eyes welling up with tears as she stares at the merciless green screen.
What??!!!
Wack.
@@scarletthoran835 free her from her Pepsi prison
@@trishbutpesci1210 UCzC5CNksIBaiT-NdMJjJNOQ/COLRg9qOwdQCFce-qgodrbsLaA
If they remade Matilda, this would be what her parents were trying to make her watch
At least sticky money was guaranteed
@@Sonicsis I'm very impressed at your Matilda knowledge
This is exactly what I was thinking.
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the analogy of it being a game show that’s in a movie is SO accurate. i immediately understood
I didn’t bc I’m a dumb baby please explain
Also, the black mirror analogy was 10000% accurate
It made me think of Percy Jackson's step-dad lol
matilda
@@laycebug3260 THATS WHAT I THOUGHT
This feels like an snl skit. A corporate entity makes an absurd game show to sell a product. And the show isn’t even real, it has no live audience and is so clearly rigged to be in the favor of the company and not the players. It seems surreal.
That would be such a funny skit
***slot machine lands on 5 cherries***
Host: Oooooh I’m so sorry, bad luck
Contestant: What?? But I won? I got 5 cherries!
Host: So what I’m hearing is that you want to spin again?
Feels like it could also be an idea for a YA dystopia novel lol
@@TeeklGrey Except this is already real. There’s no skit that could top the ridiculousness of this show anymore. Satire is dying with what these corporations are doing.
pepsi commenting on the wild cherries account is like when people comment on their own dogs instagram
The whole thing is just so cringe
@@DyslexicMitochondria indeed
That's .. a really good comparison
u really called me out didnt ya yikes
Hahahahahaaa
Brands' weird advertising is getting eerily close to that one episode of Community where that dude gives up his identity and becomes the personified version of Subway.
This is upsettingly accurate
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this is so upsetting i never want this to come true
however i was kinda always a little bit in love with subway from community so if he was real i wouldn't mind
what
This video is secretly sponsored by Pepsi Wild Cherries
Busted
I think I am gae
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Tbh it wouldn’t be the worst publicity for them either lol
@@tomhappening this is the most clever channel promotion kudos to you
There's a Pepsi kpop boyband named K-Pepsi here in Chile where I live, and they even pick chilean guys that look "korean". They recently put an animated character to join the band. Everything has the same energy of this game show, just weird.
Oh my fucking god no way
😂😂😂
They literally have only 8 followers on instagram
@@skyrozx I'm willing to bet that a majority are the members themselves
Pepsi is a mistake. It's suitable then that a group like blackpink is their ambassadors lol
When the “other things” being advertised are just the other brands owned by Pepsi lol
@Stella Hohenheim help??
@Stella Hohenheim what kind of question is that
@Stella Hohenheim what does that have to do with anything?
Television: but Bepis owns everything
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The existence of this show is legitimately upsetting to me even though it doesn't actually affect me in any way
it actually makes me nauseous - the corporate layers of it are terrifying. a "news program" that's just a soft ad for this show, which is also an ad, touting itself on the basis of "fewer ads" despite that being DEMONSTRABLY a blatant lie, where the central premise is a slot machine and the contestants are socially engineered to bet big?
I know it's been a long few years of everything getting compared to Idiocracy, but I feel like that's actually not at all hyperbole here, this could just be a show in that setting
@@smcb9979 Bravo for putting it into words
Cyperpunk dystopia
you'd be surprised how common this used to be on tv. like in the 50s and 60s, there were gaming shows where they had just ONE sponsor and would always interject their products as prizes and boast about the products
Literally me when I get internet drama essays reccomended to me, I'm going to screen shot this, and then print it out to hang on my wall
Can we also talk about how everyone in the fake audience looks like a model within an average age range of 25-35
Sheez bro do u really think once u turn 25 u start looking different than a 23-24 year old or something.
@@dynaa4168 no one said that
@@dynaa4168 That's a mind bogglingly large jump to conclusions
@@dynaa4168 someone just turned 25
@@sophiasieczka ikr somebody's sad about getting older
I was actually took a survey that helped them pick the name for this show. They told us the concept for it but not that it was blatantly sponsored by Pepsi. I don't remember the other names they were considering (they might've been like, Lucky Cherries and stuff like that) but I remember Cherry was in all of them. And I told them Cherries Wild sounded like a bad porno.
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My friend did the same for the movie Easy A. Was it a paid survey for you too?
you definitely made an interns day putting that down on a survey xD
LMAOOOO 😆
I laughed so hard when you showed the Taco Bell ad as an example of them advertising "other things" because Taco Bell is...you guessed it...owned by frickin' PEPSI
Yum! Brands spun off from PepsiCo in the late 90s but I’m sipping the damn tea.
@Stella Hohenheim Pepsi, Nestle, Disney, and Sony practically own the world. Remove all their products and we’d have to go back to hunting and foraging lmao
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A perfect example of “just because you can doesn’t mean you should”
Get it?? Can?? Like a can of cool, refreshing Pepsi Wild Cherry
@@itskindofemily yes
@@itskindofemily please stay
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this is why you're the coolest kid in 7th grade drew
Hahaha
lolol
🥶
Its true tho
My brother was on this show! You’re exactly right that they couldn’t actually leave with the money when they wanted to. My brother and his partner wanted to leave halfway through with the money they made, and Jason Biggs just stripped naked and stared at them. The fake audience also stripped naked and stared at them until they spun again. It was odd
you had us half way thru ngl
“Nice guy, really chill about it.”
You had me going for a bit
I didn’t believe you till like halfway through
Me: I'll have a Coke
Game Show: Is Pepsi ok?
hi jason
yes
no
Narrator: Pepsi was not ok
only bepis
You know a few years ago I was asking “why DOESNT Pepsi have a game show?”
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@@granolaraspberry2261 yes
@@taffyvago yes
unask, maybe it will go away
@@granolaraspberry2261 oh gus
This video now has more views than the most-watched episode of Cherries Wild...let that sink in.
As is right and proper...
your comment probably has more likes than cherries wild has fans
Lmaoo If it has 2 mil views now how many did it have a month ago
What does that sink want now!? We can't keep doing this, it's three AM!
@@superemoboi2050 He probably needs money again. That bum needs to get up and get a job sometime.
"This is the biggest slot machine in the world!"
"Disclaimer: Actually! This isn't even a slot machine at all!"
.........huh?
Keeping up with the Kardashians: "this is real!"
Disclaimer: "no it isn't!"
It's almost as if tv regularly lies for profit!
The game was rigged from the start *gun*
Also why is slot machine size supposed to be a meaningful feat to brag about?
@@sealeo5772 they have nothing else to brag about
i could’ve gone my entire life not knowing this existed, drew
Is this a good thing? I’m happy to know Hollywood celebrity Jason Briggs is being held hostage by a multi hundred dollar company
yes
ikr
Capitalise names you rude person
you mean danny, this is danny, not drew.
This is likely the best Coca- cola ad I' ve seen in a long time
It certainly does make a Great argument for it!
the empoyees that put this together were double agents working for coke
Spending Pepsi’s money to make it so there’s less money for good marketing while earning a paycheck from both companies sounds like a good time to me.
END THE COLA
THE DR PEPPER REVOLUTION SHALL COMMENCE COMRADES
@@iamssmrt5298 rootbeer is the move actually
The kind of show that Matilda's parents would be watching. Got it
I just wanna say thanks for the nostalgia
Let’s get stickyyyyyy with Mickeyyyyy
Little what I thought of when he said a show to make the character seem dumb
I loved that book lol
Omfg I had this exact same thought!
this feels like a surrealist art form. like if there was a psychonauts level where you were to jump into the mind of someone who’s addicted to soda, this would be it.
This actually is kind of similar to Hollis' Hot Streak, now that you mention it
I love you so much for bringing in a Psychonauts reference out of nowhere
@@OsmSkylandersCheats This is exactly what I was thinking. Psychonauts level called Big Soda or something.
The fact this show exists baffles me beyond any and all comprehension. It's like a fever dream
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It literally just feels like a parody of a gameshow.
@@pickleioi9058 Pepsi
Pespi
"It looks like a show that would be on in the background of a movie to make the point the character watching it is dumb." Is the most perfect description ever. Just from that I have a perfect understanding of what this show is like.
it’s not even a game show it’s predetermined lmao so you only win if you are allowed to win
Especially with the directing and camera angles
Anyone else really proud that Drew’s son is a dentist?
what
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I don't think they learned anything, since MTV announced a Pepsi Mango themed dating show.
wat?
Drew needs to make a video on this when it releases
Okay so which fucking pod person in the Pepsi marketing division wrote “BRANDED GAME SHOWS” on a whiteboard in the middle of an all-nighter and successfully pitched a slate of different flavor-subgenres to the execs the next day
I thought you were joking. I thought "pepsi mango" wasn't even a thing. I was wrong on both counts and I want to die
@@Nitrolord I actually tried Pepsi manga a few months ago when my mom randomly got it from the supermarket. Tastes like carbonated mango juice with Pepsi flavor. Well, it tastes exactly like it’s name
That audience is genuinely like something out of The Twilight Zone.
Or the modern twilight zone... Black Mirror!
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Ludwig my man composing anything new?!?
It was creepy almost like black mirror
that person that simply posted "bruh" on their instagram perfectly expressed my feelings about this
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As the person whose job it is to maintain some corporate social media accounts with very few followers, CAN CONFIRM that is exactly what it feels like behind the computer screen too lol
Hey sorry to bother but I’ve always been interested in how that works! Do you work from home while managing the accounts? Before getting the job did they train you on what marketing techniques you were supposed to use? Ty for your time, hope your day is going well!
@@yea4309 ^ also curious
@@EmeraldKelsi ^
@@p-inkinthenight ^
@@yea4309 I'm so sorry I replied to this weeks ago and then forgot to press send! In the Beforetimes I would typically go into the office one or two days a week just to be on the same page with everybody else, but most of my work I can and do perform remotely. I went to college for advertising and communications which helps, but I definitely did a lot of learning on the job! It's a lot of crunching data and checking your feeds very carefully to see which kinds of things your target audience responds to the most! And then sometimes it's just happy corprate blah blah blah like this to keep your boss happy lol
the pepsi account commenting on the wild cherry account gives me to same feeling as when someone starts a separate Instagram for their animal or child and then comment as themselves under a post they definitely made
Lmao accurate
The Announcer: “and here’s your host! JASON BIGGGGGGGGS!”
Fans: “Who?”
Jason Biggs: walks out
Fans: “OH MY GOD! ITS THE PIE FUCKER!”
Lmfao
So that's where I knew him from!
Wait what
I'm confused-
@@notherelol American Pie
I now want a pepsi movie, I’d like the plot to be a vending machine falling in love with a rich girl; and a possible sequel that will lead to the introduction of the corporate industries cinematic universe
I would probably watch that
GAGAGAGAGA I just disliked my own face because I am unpretty. HOWEVER: I always like my GOOD videos however. No dislikes allowed where I come from. Don't be mean, dear athena
@@AxxLAfriku uh what
@athena I would watch it
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“Kardashian by proxy” is the funniest thing I’ve ever heard
i don’t understand, can you explain?
@@linneascameraroll me too
@@linneascameraroll Kendall Jenner isn't a real Kardashian, she's only the Kardashians' half-sister, but since they're related & Kendall shows up in Keeping up with the Kardashians, she's basically one of them
@@Karina-wc8id Same with Kylie lol. They're basically the same cuz they all gain fame for the same reason.
Well she is
The thing is, when Taskmaster filmed during COVID, Greg opened the series by saying "our audience is in a different room watching a recording of this." It was honest, so it worked.
American TV just doesn't understsnd the concept of transparency. Everything has to be artificial.
Pepsi Wild Cherry isn't the benchmark of American TV. Idk why foreigners always have to make it about the country instead of just the thing.
@@cangrejopendejo4909 because a big portion of my life is consuming and studying pop culture. Film and tv and competition shows are part of that. So i can safely say that american reality shows have a problem with transparency. It DOES have to do with the country, because i have watched panel shows and competition shows from all over the world, from different studios/networks so it isn't just one networks policy. My statement about it being an issue with american reality tv is based on knowledge of the industry, not just talking out of my ass.
@@cangrejopendejo4909 lol also i'm not a foreign audience. Nice assumption.
@@cangrejopendejo4909because american TV is the lowest common denominator
@@cangrejopendejo4909dude. Just stop. I get it. Patriotism. But it IS about the country. Every single reality show (of the game show/quiz/panel variety) I've watched from America has been absolutely unbearable artificial garbage with fake bimbo presenters with teeth and tits more expensive than my house. It's constant shouting, screaming, cheering, grating, agonising fake positivity. Its 9 times outta 10 scripted to the nines and full of COMPLETELY faked sentiments and emotions.
I'm sorry. But that's just the truth. It's absolutely impossible to watch American versions of British TV game shows. They're absolutely butchered and entirely forceful. They take simple, charming concepts and turn them into insufferable LOUD, scripted garbage. But that's the problem. America just HAS to do everything bigger. Because they operate under that ridiculous delusion that BIGGER IS ALWAYS BETTER. "THROW MORE MONEY AT IT, GUARANTEED TO MAKE IT BETTER" Bigger prizes, bigger audiences, bigger reactions from contestants, host and crowd. Bigger production value, bigger titties. Bigger, bigger, bigger, bigger, BIGGER, BIGGER IS NOT ALWAYS BETTER.
THATS what America needs to learn. A game of Deal or no Deal is supposed to be tense, full of emotion, and quiet. It doesn't need "bigger" anything. The minimalist style of the show mixed with the opportunity to make some good money, and the tension created via these things, is what made that show a massive hit in Britain.
I dunno if you've actually seen both versions of that show, but i have. And it serves as another perfect example of why what me and the guy that made this post is saying, is true. Every contestant HAS to be loud and "entertaining" (which always results in coming across like arrogance and as being utterly grating) and by entertaining, obviously i mean louder and bigger, and entirely scripted. Because in America, apparently nobody is confident that the concept of the show alone will be enough to keep viewers interested. Hence, the loud, arrogant, constantly wise-cracking, scripted host, and similar-in-nature contestants. Hence, the added stakes and rules nobody asked for the almost ALWAYS serve to cheapen the original concept of the game/show.
I've tried watching many versions of Americas game/quiz shows and panel shows. Because that's what i love to watch. And i always look for MORE, which usually means looking outside of my own country, for more content. EVERY American show I've tried to sit and watch with my girl has been an absolutely painful experience that we only suffered through the entirety of because it usually starts entertaining us by providing us with something to laugh at for the WRONG reasons. It becomes something for us to verbally mock, which ends up being entertaining in its own right. That's the ONLY value to be had from this artificial, scripted, emotion-free, loud, convoluted DRIVEL that the USA calls "light entertainment".
This is in no way a slight against the entirety of America. I have many American friends, some of them my better friends overall, actually. And I've been to America multiple times, had fun, other than the slight paranoia that at any moment we might "catch some lead", which, to be fair, is not OUR fault 😅. But yeah. I like America just fine. Just not their reality shows or game shows or anything of that nature. Its ALL the same. Show me something that isn't like that, please. Because, seriously. Id love to watch it. Always looking for more good television.
seeing Drew’s little tv screen with a picture comforts me after seeing its true form in Danny’s vid
Omg I didn’t notice that before! Drew has been greenscreening it the whole time!! :(
Yes
I remember it was a green screen from when he put it up
My exact thought
not y’all thinking it was on the actual screen...
KFC made a game console and the brands said “so we can actually do whatever we want”
yes
Pepsi
I thought this was an odd joke. Then I thought maybe they threw some KFC branding on some hokey plug & play 50-in-1 console. Then I looked it up...
What... the... fuck? A video game console with a "chicken chamber"? A video game console with a "chicken chamber"?! A VIDEO GAME CONSOLE WITH A "CHICKEN CHAMBER"!?! WE ARE NOT LIVING IN REALITY! ALL LIFE IS JUST A SIMULATION!
Your trending !!! Congratulations I'm proud
I don't know what's worse: if Drew bought that Pepsi shirt just to film this, or if he already had it in his closet
.... i think he already had it lol
I didn’t have the lines that a shirt has from being folded so i can be shipped, so either he left his house to get a pepsi shirt or he already had it OR he fucking IRONED A SHIRT.
He already used it in other videos
@@biggaylol5438 He could have hung it in the closet
Yes
This is like a show Matilda's parents would watch in the dark for supper with their tv dinners and trays and her dad would scream at her to sit down and watch tv with the rest of the family instead of reading her stupid novels and
It's been four months AND WHAT
@@johnmungus8567 it's a sentence format common among certain social groups, especially the queer community
@@gentle2u that’s the funniest description of that meme type I’ve ever heard
......ANDDD?????
Was this written by the brother in his bitter adulthood?
I think more people will watch this video than they will ever watch the game show
I will also choose to believe this purely because I don't want the reverse to be true
pepsi
lol true
yes
Hahahahahaha it's for sure the only time I'll ever see it at all... The only thing nastier than Pepsi is Wild Cherry Pepsi 🤢
Thank you for the bit about the guy who runs the instagram account for like 600 people. Because that's literally what I do for a living and I can't believe I spend literal hours for 4 likes. It's hilarious.
Hey, you got at least 23 likes on this comment and I bet it didn't take you longer than 2+ hours to come up with!
Is the pay ok at least?
RIP
yes
Same.
“But they still advertise other things”
Commercial is for a Taco Bell which is owned by Pepsi, so even the commercials that aren’t for Pepsi are still for Pepsi.
Yes
I like how their insta became just filled with 'bruh' comments and Drew fans
“kardashian by proxy” that killed me
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Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
'There are fewer commercials within this show'
Amazing. I desire nothing else but to watch your poorly disguised ad without interruptions.
A few extra minutes of terrible content, during which you'd rather be watching commercials
this made me literally laugh out loud kudos
Yes
Technically if it's one big commercial that is fewer commercials than many small commercials.
8:33 There's actually a slot machine in Las Vegas called SlotZilla that's so big that four people can zipline out of it simultaneously.
Its also 11 stories tall
this feels like show that would exist in the Simpsons or family guy universe
plot twist were in the simpson’s universe
It might actually have been in The Simpsons.
Agreed exists in alternate universe
yes
That or Interdimensional Cable from Rick and Morty
This feels like something they would have in Gravity Falls instead of The Price is Right
It would be called the price is wrong
Facts. They have the scams and then the person who lost would get mad and then destroy the machine
stanley would definitely play
@@PH0B0PH1L1A Are you kidding? Grunkle Stan would OWN it, rig it so they never won, and it would be hosted by the decapitated wax head of Larry King. #PitColaWild
@@BethAnnMayberry you're ABSOLUTELY right and mabel plays to get the money to buy a giant hamster ball, and stan stops it from being rigged JUST to let her win enough money to get it
“Capitalism breeds innovation”
The innovation:
YES
LOOL
This or OIL
Capitalism is really good at profiting off of publically funded innovation and using a portion of said profits to fund propaganda to spread the idea that they developed said innovations. Give them some damn credit ya commie
YEAHHHHH!! COMMMUNISIMMMM!!!
(Joking communism is bad)
This was posted exactly a year ago. I remember watching this in my wheelchair, laughing. I distinctly remember that this video was the first thing that made me laugh after the operation. Thank you Drew, for making us laugh in the worst of times.
I must be ruined by the internet because i completely expected you to say "and this video made me stand up and applaud" or something similar after saying you were in a wheelchair. No disrespect meant. Just wanted to share how the internet has ruined me
@@TheLastApostle THIS IS SO FUNNY. I KNOW EXACTLY WHAT YOU MEAN OMG THANK YOU FOFMSHARING THIS BECAUSE BAHAHSHSH
2:36 you can see the poor green screen keying effect around the clapping hands, etc. i wonder what the budget was on this one...
The budget on green screening is prolly $10
exact as much as it costs to purchase a can of pepsi cherry
@@meatlemonade9938 that's implying that they didn't just pay the crew in actual cans of Pepsi® Wild Cherry
Pepsi’s
@Liberation yeah sure you seen that video and thought this is the worse on youtube... oh no actually it is your channel and you thought i can draw more clicks. how low can you go
the writers of black mirror must be losing their shit over all their predictions coming true
Yeah, if Charlie Brooker wasn't a neurotic misanthrope enough before... At least he has the satisfaction of being right
Right about what?
@@WhaleManMan about their predictions. Which are coming true.
Although David Cameron's business with that pig *allegedly* happened in the past, so I'm not sure if that one counts as a prediction.
@@bogi18
All of the shit that happened in Black Mirror already happened/happens. 90% of episodes are garbage.
@@WhaleManMan sure
outrageous that it’s not even random and they just decide what the spins will be beforehand. the only thing the contestants can do is leave at the optimal time along the predetermined path...
I don’t think they can even do that. They probably go into it knowing they won’t win. The producers must have instructed them to play all the way until the end, to their inevitable loss. It’s not really a game, just a pretense of one😹
Isn't that basically how casino slot machines work?
@@bigbearkat2010 those are rigged, but they're not scripted by humans. There is some genuine chance in each try, however small. The people on this show are doomed to lose because the producers have written that they should.
the biggest slot machine actually stands at 12 stories tall, 4 times the height of the pepsi one in the game show.
i suddenly want a pepsi right now and i don't know why!
haha me too
@@DyslexicMitochondria I was curious about ur username so clicked on ur profile. Ur channeI is a hidden gem bro
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i would like Pepsi an other Soda’s... Yes even Coke! Fox’s American Idol (before moving too ABC For... Reasons) was sponsored by Coca-Cola...
Pepsi
This feels like a show that Rockstar would add to GTA
this was right on the money
I haven't played gta for some time. What was the name of the agt like show with that weird Lazlo host or whatever.
@@quality3603 'Fame or Shame' irc
@@arowmorth Ah
Gahahaha
0:43 is probably the best example of some corporate overlord in some sci Fi movie where they make the people shout thank you Pepsi for bringing us entertainment.
I could go for a pepsi wild cherry right now ngl
It’s a stupid concept, but god I do want a Pepsi wild cherry to.
I had one for breakfast
So true so true
I love Pepsi wild cherry
Never heard of it
The ultimate marketing move of 2021 would be Coke sponsoring this video.
Your profile picture matches the comment perfectly.
Or coke having a commercial in cherries wild
not sponsored but i got a coke ad during the vid
I showed my mom your vid about cable and she got rid of it. Thanks Drew
You got hearted!
@@hippolotion3057 omg aghhh
@@hippolotion3057 and @auto parts
This is his way of saying you're welcome :)
Well that’s not cool that she deleted his video.
@ Matt Herdman goddammit, take my like lmao
6:52 the same dude comments “yes” both times- I’m wheezing
yes
yes
yes
This is just a massive excuse for drew to finally have a plausible reason to own and wear a Pepsi shirt
Yes
Pepsi
Up the lillies 🏳️🏳️
@Growth Mindset no u ♡
He's worn that shirt before on his video about Mac & Me (a movie sponsored by Coke).
The fact that this show exist is such a dystopian idea. Looks like something straight up from Starship Troopers or Hunger Games.
i freaking know right
damn, i was thinking the same thing!!!
yes
Or Idiocracy
This is what the exiled socialites who actually enjoy Pepsi wild cherry in the capitol watch, because only good sensible people watch the Games, of course.
the one liners are killing me. "hey guy welcome back to the pepsi super bowl halftime show; i am adam levine's shirtless torso and you're watching disney channel."
YES LMAO
Just like how drinking cherry pepsi is a gamble on your health this show is a gamble on your will
Halfway through this my brain went 'this doesn't really exist drew is just making it up for content' as a coping mechanism. And honestly that still seems more plausible than this being reality
Right!
Kardashian by proxy sounds like a great name for a punk band
yeah but they’d probably sue you for copyright infringement if you made any amount of money from your gigs😔
That or the scariest disease I’ve never heard of...
I guess Travis Barker is in that band now...
do we know if he was being sarcastic while defining that ad she was in 😩
i’m convinced this show is a black mirror episode idea without the bad part
This started as a black mirror pitch and Pepsi was like "WAIT A MINUTE THAT'S A GREAT IDEA. QUICK TRADEMARK IT"
Pepsi
Capitalism. Capitalism is the bad part
The bad part is coming soon
I think describing this show as a “fictional show that is featured in a sitcom to make the character watching it look dumb” is spot on
This is likely the best Coca-Cola ad I've seen in a long time.
the like counter is at 666 so do't like it satan will come
@@oaktadopbok665 NOT on my watch *slams hand on table*
The show looks like one of those slot machine ads you’d find in a free to play game.
Pepsi
Except in real loif!!!1!!!!
hey aren’t you the little girl who keeps standing in my bushes? please stop.
He is also in my bushes, like come on
Just because you scare little George don’t mean he can’t cause no war
Ur gonna get pinned aren't you
@@mrrandom7292 yeah😔
nvm
Shit, this is the comment.
nvm
Hehe
I just finished watching every commentary video on this channel, and I can say that Drew has only improved immensely over time.
the audience is just as uncanny as in the lily singh stand up show
Yes
Hah... unCANny
pepsi
Haha, got em
“Hi, I’m the Prince of Florida” me introducing my dnd character
That actually sounds dope, opening for a political prisoner or a person who was just caught up in the plot.
What's dnd
@@janelle9998 DnD (or D&D) is the acronym for Dungeons and Dragons, the tabletop roleplaying game
@@janelle9998 lol a child
@@sundigest1121 calm down not everyone lives in a place where dnd is a thing/has heard of the acronym DnD
I imagine the confusion of the guy that runs the shows instagram when dozens of people start leaving "bruh" comments on their posts for no reason
It's amazing that humans have been on earth for 7 million years and we got to exist at the same time as Drew.
What
I feel like between this and the masked singer/dancer extended universe Fox is surely pranking us.
it feels like every month they add a new show to the masked singer universe when did they make all these shows lmao
@@beemoviefan8474 and they're all such a trainwreck that none of us can look away 😂
They're owned by Disney now, they sadly aren't kidding this is just who they are
"Masked singer/dancer extended universe" is a beautiful yet concerning idea
@@AveryTalksAboutStuff Well Maked Singer is kinda normal. Dressed up people singing.
I personally don’t think there’s enough soft-drink based content on the internet at the moment. Would love for Schweppes to drop something soon.
Barq's themed dating show please
A Schweppes themed home improvement show where they just cover your home in Schweppes merch and fill your fridge with ginger ale
@@birdtutorialart shut up and take my money
@@birdtutorialart that honestly doesn’t sound too bad. Something I’d watch at like 7am
A Mr. Pibb themed horror where Mr. Pibb himself comes back to life and chases all the Dr. Pepper drinkers to their deaths.
Drew always watches the bad tv shows so I can experience them through him, which makes them less bad. What a saint.
Yes
I'm literally from a different country and American TV baffles me
@@granolaraspberry2261 yes
@@taffyvago yes
I love the bit at 11:16 so much. I dont even know why i come back to this video mostly for that specific bit
This is the dystopian hellscape of an onion article I never would've accepted in a movie because it's "too over the top".
Imagine thinking a game show is a real problem.
@@WhaleManMan Why?
Who said it's a "real problem"?
@@WhaleManMan Fruit machines are a reel problem. In this case a five reel problem.
Halfway through watching this video, my wife asked, “what kind of humor is Drew Gooden? Like what’s his style?” And I had no idea how to answer.
i don’t know the answer but its also MY style of humour from watching drew... yk
tell ur wife he doesn't fit in a box, and thats the best kind of humour
Should have responded “funny”
Just dry sarcasm I think
I opened my mouth and took a breath to answer and nothing came out. it good tho
I've heard that, generally, game shows don't actually give the people any prize money until their episode airs, so thats why nobody ever cashes out early or why they don't play it safe, because they're trying to make sure their episode is interesting and long enough to air lmao
Huh. If that's the case, I feel like I'd want to have a long list of crazy stories and maybe a couple of wacky conspiracy theories up my sleeve that I can try to weave into the episode. Or, at least some dad jokes and a backflip or something.
@@eyesofthecervino3366 preferably a dad joke and backflip at the same time
Their winnings also get taxed
@@VagueNaming
(Wins a prize)
I'm *blown away!*
1:20 drew. the movie youre describing is matilda.
The people from that show are basically stock images with life
That was exactly what I thought. Doesn’t seem real
Hogwarts royalty free paintings
underrated comment
He smiled after he said "FLABBERGASTED" cause he finally used the new word he learnt in a sentence.
jep
DEKUUU
@Hunter64 i’m sorry bro 😔
jep
jep
7:16 I am LOSING my shit over “I mean Instagram might as well verify me if they gonna verify you.”
G O L D.
The human audience in this multi-million dollar network television show feels more fake than the audiences in bargain bin gameshow games for the wii
The guy who commented bruh is an absolute legend
was it u?
@@smriti7149 no it was me.
dang i would buy a pepsi if u responded
Cherries Wild... My guy I’m the most consistent fan. Pepsi u gotta show me some love dog
haha wonder when ur gonna respond
idk what you mean drew, i’ve been waiting for jason biggs to host a pepsi-themed game show since i was 10 years old. i’m now 60 and this show is the greatest gift i’ve ever received
Yes
@@granolaraspberry2261 yes
aww you're catching up to cody :)
@@taffyvago yes
@@0homes i am 80% pepsi, by volume
"they can't cash out early or the show would be over" I've actually seen this happen once with Deal or No Deal. They took the cash way early and DoND just started with a new contestent and ended the show midway through their go
The fact this video has 4.2m views confirms to me that more people have seen Drew talk about the show than have actually seen the show.
Bepis
more of a coke guy
soup
nah i’m more of a meth guy
I'm convinced that the only reason cable tv continues to exist is to make the weirdest concept shows for Drew to rant about
I support them bc Drew cable tv rants are so satisfying to watch
What's cable tv?
also old people will pay $200 a month for it, no joke
That and those awful Lifetime and Hallmark movies.
@@swumblesAnd still has more ads than any streaming service
When I was young watching people lose money always felt uncomfortable, but now that I know more about the world, it's unwatchable. Like, these people are profiting off of the contestant's emotional rollercoaster etc, and money could solve so much for so many people.
Pepsi
@@Luke-et7yq well said, Luke. Well said.
Cherry! Cherry! Cherry!
most responsible comment with most wildest replies!
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Imagine being able to take home over $90k, and then not doing that. I'm just hopeful the contestants are told beforehand that they won't/can't win.
I can't explain it, but all of this, especially the fake audience, feels vaguely dystopian
Is an ad disguised as a game show vague? Seems pretty on-the-nose dystopian to me. 🤷♀️
@@musa2775 lol very true
@@musa2775 agreed
@@musa2775 If I read something like this in a book, I would call the writer out for not being subtle enough with their metaphors