British Couple Reacts to Poorly-Aged American 90s Commercials

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[@MrPenguinLife]

The first one is featuring comedian Bill Cosby, who went to prison for a long history of purportedly drugging and molesting women a few years ago during the peak of the me too movement. The Subway one features the then Subway spokesman Jared, who lost a great deal of weight on a subway only diet, he was later convicted for child porn, and solicitation of a minor, he is currently in prison. Enron was one of the largest financial scandals in US history.

[@landonmiller6943]

The conviction was overturned by the PA Supreme Court.

[@BC-cp8nv]

@@landonmiller6943Cosby’s conviction, not Fogels, just to be clear. Fogel can rot in prison forever, imo.

[@3DJapan]

Funny thing about Enron, 8 just learned that Elizabeth Holmes's dad whiteout for them and now she is in jail for a big scandal too.

[@bradjenkins1475]

​@@landonmiller6943 Although true, that is a misleading statement. With no contact given with the statement, it is meant to lead people to believe something that's untrue. Like so many cases in America over the years that have been screwed up by what they call a technicality. Many people have had things overturned because of these mistakes made by the prosecution. To infer that he was released because he didn't do. It is totally absurd. The jury found him guilty 12 to 0 and if you add to the fact that they haven't changed their opinion of the crime. It was heartbreaking when it all came down the things that he had been doing. And what a false horrible person he was and exactly how he took. Advantage of women who were obviously star struck.

[@gregdiamond6023]

How about the roundup ad saying it was safe to use around people and pets. Then inviting the user to get on the ground for a closer look. Weren’t all of the lawsuits based on them knowing it caused cancer the whole time?

[@Brazbit]

Almost all of these didn't age well due to scandals by either the individuals in the commercial or the company involved. There was little wrong with the commercials themselves or the content in most cases. This was not a case of any of it being particularly funny, just choices at the time that were fine that due to later events became tragic or controversial.

[@ryanmorgan5677]

It looks like most things have been explained except for the Halliburton one. Dick Cheney was CEO of Halliburton after being secretary of defense, and worked for them until becoming Vice President under GW Bush. During his presidency he was still being compensated by Halliburton, who received a no bid contract to operate and provide fuel for the military in the middle east. They've also had dozens of other scandals ranging from being partially responsible for the Deepwater Horizon spill, operating in Tehran through Cayman Island shell companies, bribing Nigerien officials, chemical spills in the US and abroad, etc...

[@ljcl1859]

The weed killer Roundup was found to cause several kinds of cancers, the idea of being near it or allowing pets and children around it is just uncomfortable.

[@mage1439]

It's understandable you guys not getting a lot of these, a lot of the context as to why they've aged badly is mostly something that was big in American but probably not so much elsewhere.

[@Troph2]

Enron was an energy company that tried a lot of cons to keep it short. One of them was 'betting' on the weather for favorable energy conditions/costs. Its deeply complicated, if you want to know how shady and crazy things got watch the movie The Smartest Men In the Room.

[@Mycroftsbrother]

Enron also required that their employees' pensions be invested in Enron stock... so that when the company went bust, the employees' pensions disappeared. Also, the CEO sold a lot of Enron stock before they announced that the company was broke, so he walked away unhurt, until the SEC came knocking.

[@LegendaryMetalGames]

0:00 Bill cosby sex offender 0:30 Book from the creator of Scientology 0:45 reminiscent to the jumpers during 9/11 1:16 Halliburton used U.S. troops to get into Iraq oil fields 1:46 9/11 plane 2:15 Jared Fogel convicted pedo 2:45 Cluster bomb manufacturer 3:15 Enron scammed investors and collapsed as result 4:15 akward unwarranted kiss(even back then it was weird) 4:44 making light of cte 5:15 Steve Irwins passing from an animal attack 5:45 Depression doesn't go away buying a ford 6:15 😆 self explanatory 6:45 Round-up/Monsanto sued for hazardous toxic chemicals that don't just go away 7:14 Lance Armstrong caught doping 7:45 Super sizing bad for the average person (thanks Mike)

[@LegendaryMetalGames]

Coach moves him around when he's injured, batman joke instead of focusing on concussion or safety then shrug it off to a snickers add because they're "Not going anywhere for a while" Forget the guy is badly injured I guess@@tycobb2580

[@chouseification]

@@tycobb2580 agreed - I'd see much more the reality that appliances in recent years are made notoriously poorly compared to the 80s and even 90s.

[@beckycaughel7557]

Sorry for showing my ignorance, but I don’t understand the Amana commercial. What is cte

[@Bryan31617]

Cluster bomb good as well as Raytheon 🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️

[@vincentdarrah]

The Dianetics one is there because L. RON HUBBARD, the author is the creator of Scientology, a very controversial religion/organization

[@license2kilttheplaidlad640]

I think the football player one was the fact that they were making fun of him having a serious head injury

[@allenfowler1886]

Also because of the lawsuits for concussions.

[@stevedavis5704]

Super sizing is out of fashion because it is supposedly contributing to obesity. I feel that it is more a case of overindulging all the time but what do I know? The Subway one features the only spokesperson they ever had who had a great career with Subway and motivational speeches until he was caught with kiddie porn. Enron and Halliburton were both big companies who wound up crashing and burning in huge scandals. The Round Up one is in there because it has been determined that it actually wasn’t safe to use everywhere and now there is a huge class action lawsuit because the product is said to cause cancer. One I’m surprised isn’t in this video is the promotional commercial that showing the Twin Towers silhouetted against the New York skyline with the promo phrase “The Twin Towers, as close to Heaven as you can get.” That one really didn’t age well.

[@brandoncrenshaw5027]

The Snickers commercial that was making fun of CTE were players have head injuries because that is a known thing in many players have died from that and have taking their own lives because brain damage. And we all know what happened with Steve Irwin so a lot of people know what happened. And people know about Lance Armstrong lying about not taking steroids even though he did.

[@JonBlaze1014]

Yeah i think it's going to be tough for many young people let alone non-americans to understand why many of these commercials aged poorly. I'm 43 and a couple of these even went over my head. I thought you might know the Jared from Subway commercial since he was such a huge celebrity but then again i dont even know if there were subways in the UK in the late 90's and early 2000's. There is a documentary on Netflix about Jared and it will blow your mind how preverse and disgusting he really was. I knew what he had been arrested for but to actually find out how sick he really is was mind blowing.

[@RobinHardman-vv6kr]

I don’t understand why they are still allowed to sell it.

[@HalkerVeil]

I can't believe there's an entire generation that doesn't know what Enron did. Which means it will happen all over again.

[@RobinHardman-vv6kr]

I remember it. To be fair though, by the time it was really exposed and heads started rolling, we were attacked in 911, then we went war. Lots of horrible things happening to Americans.

[@chazf883]

The thing about the subway commercial is the guy that was on trial ended up actually going on trial and getting convicted of child molestation

[@slothachunk]

That Enron commercial has aged like milk, damn ponzi scheme.

[@theylied1776]

These commercials are specifically American to a certain point in time. So if you didn't live through these time periods, then most of the irony will go right over your head.

[@cynthiahaun9269]

The Subway commercial was the guy being questioned supposedly lost lost a LOT of weight just eating Subway sandwiches.

[@RobinHardman-vv6kr]

The Subway one with Jared Fogel was because he lost a lot of weight eating subway sandwhiches and became their spokesperson. He was then caught molesting children and owning child porn. I believe he is still in prison. All of these commercials didn’t age well because all of them are connected with scandals or tragedies.

[@Andrew-Collet]

Most of these commercials are US based so if you're from the US you're more inclined to understand it. So I don't blame you for struggling on some of them haha. Some just also depend on how much you pay attention to the news, and some are more obvious.

[@darcyjorgensen5808]

Every American of a *certain* age could explain these all. (After rolling their eyes and giving a big sigh.)

[@JustWriter]

The McDonalds "Super Size Me" campaign is poorly aged because of the dicumentary film a vegetarian made, showing how unhealthy it is to live on fast food, and every time they asked if he wanted to super size, he had to say yes.

[@tofersiefken]

Much of the reason these didn't age well is because of who stars in the commercial. Jared Fogle, former Subway spokesperson, and Bill Cosby, former Jello Pudding spokesperson, are convicted sex offenders. Other companies, products and talent turned out to be problematic in similar ways as well, but if one doesn't live in the U.S. maybe the controversy isn't as obvious.

[@mortimerbrewster3671]

Bill Cosby had TV shows and commercials for decades so saying that one didn't age well is ridiculous. It's not like the accusation against him was pedophilia.

[@spaceshiplewis]

Roundup is like, "It doesn't hurt kids or dogs." Narrator: "It, in fact, hurts kids and dogs."

[@maryslack6169]

Jared was a spoke person for subway and he got arrested and sentenced to a very long prison term for child pornography and other things. Halliburtom has found to be a bad company really bad.

[@austinlong6965]

There are wayyyyy too many things to explain in this video lmao

[@robertsmith4681]

We thought it was a boring time, 20 years later we realize the 90s were wild lol

[@cynthiahaun9269]

It is that easy...I am a shuttle driver and one of the vehicles I drive is a Ford Lincoln navigator that not only has all those options, but beleive it or not if you needextracargo for suitcases with the push of a button, or 2 depending on how much extra cargo space you need, you can completely eliminate 3 row seating for more cargo room

[@chazf883]

Yeah the Roundup commercial that didn't age well because there are millions of people suffering from cancer from using Roundup

[@chazf883]

The imron commercial is the company that went bankrupt and told their stockholders beforehand and let them sell their shares.

[@donaldholderdoc2910]

I wonder if Fogle regained all that excess blubber after he was forced to eat three prison meals a day rather than his precious Subs.

[@karlsmith2570]

As far as the Subway commercial goes, Jared Fogel would later convicted of sexually assault during his tenure as a spokesman for subway

[@robertsmith4681]

The first one is Cosby, a famous American comedian that was popular in the 80s and early 90s, now in jail for very bad things that may or may not have involved said pudding.

[@landonmiller6943]

Not true: The disgraced actor and comedian Bill Cosby walked free this week after three years in prison when the Pennsylvania Supreme Court threw out his 2018 convictions on charges of drugging and sexually assaulting Andrea Constand in 2004, when she was a Temple University employee

[@JzeroN]

he's been out since 2021

[@runrafarunthebestintheworld]

He was in jail but got out.

[@toodlescae]

His sentence was overturned on appeal

[@kimson305]

He is no longer in jail

[@averagejoe845]

Enron had a great business model. Someone in the company would come up with an idea for a product. The company would then estimate the revenue that product would generate, and the company would book that revenue ... without building the product. They did a lot of other terrible things and took the money from a lot of people, including their employees who were encouraged to buy stock in the company.

[@lindaeasley5606]

This is the cream of ' that didn't age well ' Halliburton got caught up in a scandal Enron was charged with defrauding and people went to prison for it

[@mortimerbrewster3671]

No commercial ages well because they are literally a snapshot of the fads of the time.

[@O2life]

That's not at all the point of the ads in this list, though. Many of these show an individual or company bragging about something they were later caught criminally negligent of doing (Halliburton) or criminally responsible for cheating about (Enron pretended it could predict the weather; Lance Armstrong was caught blood doping (where you draw and bank blood from high altitude training to use later during low altitude races).

[@mortimerbrewster3671]

@@O2life I'm fully aware of that. However, there are many ads that are on now that will poorly age even a few months from now. "Good" companies will be bad with the turn of woke culture so it's ridiculous to point it out. As I said, ads are a snapshot of the time - they aren't meant to be timeless.

[@kimfry5997]

It was great to look back on life and the commercials we made

[@mzxeternal]

The Trump McDonald's one... Him talking about what a saavy businessman he is, when he's gone bankrupt multiple times and he's on trial for fraud. Plus he's pitching McDonald's "Big and Tasty", which was one of McDonald's biggest commercial failures all time. And don't feel bad, even Americans your age probably wouldn't know half of the things on this list. Had to be alive at the time for some of them.

[@josephheitzmann7745]

How anyone in America could expect you to get the videos and what happened to these companies and people in them over time is beyond me.. some of the celebrities have had to serve time for different reasons and business have shut down to bad practices or charges

[@Ms.Opinionated]

At&t commercial was related to the 1996 Olympics in ATL

[@O2life]

Well, it was a good try, but you didn't have much of a chance. I agree with another poster who said if this happens again, you could look stuff up and then react once you understand the context. I added on some extra info to one of the lists here. Hope it's helpful!

[@StevePaur-hf4vy]

The football commercial didn't age well because of how the players possible concussion was treated lightly. In American football today there are strict rules about dealing with even the slightest possibility of a concussion.

[@grobble8954]

Roundup had a major class action lawsuit of over 10 billion regarding harm to people with their weed killing products. The commercial also mentions kids and it's like a kid's jungle gym in it.

[@tomhalla426]

The Roundup lawsuits were a fund raising measure by the Church of Scientology. A great big pile of stinking green greed.

[@LisaReisinger-p4w]

All the ones you didn't get were just people or companies that were caught up in scandals

[@ChristChickAutistic]

Y'all were born in 99? So was my daughter, you both could be my kids, lol!

[@longhaullulu4814]

The Subway commercial featuring Jared, who after he lost a lot of weight, was accused of sexual misconduct.

[@archgirl]

Sexual misconduct doesn’t even begin to cover the horrific things that vile piece of shit was caught doing.

[@staceybert1975]

Snickers commercial makes light of concussions

[@NathanMalnaa]

I love that Steve Irwin commercial, that was great lol

[@RobinHardman-vv6kr]

I was so sad when that happened to him. Such a shock. Loved his enthusiasm. His kids are so great. Just like him and his wife.

[@NathanMalnaa]

@@RobinHardman-vv6kr yea me too, I didn't want to believe it

[@randallchaput9529]

Wow, amazing to see so many comments already. Everything I was going to explain already has been, so will just comment on how much I love your videos - you are a wonderful couple and great 'presenters'.

[@itme420]

Another great video, keep up the amazing work James and Millie!

[@zig_zag____1265]

I'm gen x and I got every one of these.

[@luxleather2616]

don't feel bad about not understanding why they're considered poorly aged....they were all sexual or political or economic scandals with the individuals & companies in the commercials....Eron & Bill Cosby & Jared from Subway & Lance Armstrong were definitely the ones that I remember went viral before going viral was a thing....Enron was so big that the Jim Carrey movie Fun with Dick & Jane made fun of it

[@jonathanfreedom1st]

Cute these 2 are so young they don't know the context behind all of these 😂 we'll tell em. Lol

[@PatsySegars]

You might like 1980s Things That Are Not Socially Acceptable Today by Rhetty for History.

[@StevePaur-hf4vy]

It really doesn't matter what the commercial, movie, song, etc. is. There is no way of predicting the future. I remember the documentaries about the nuclear bomb tests and seeing people watching it with the radiation soaked wind from the blast hitting them not knowing the dangers of radiation at the time.

[@O2life]

There's no way of predicting the future, sure, but many of these ads showed people or companies criminally misrepresenting themselves. Halliburton, for example, famously undersupplied the troops with bad equipment. Enron was foolishly betting on the weather while advertising that no one could predict the weather. Lance Armstrong was actually blood doping when he made an ad showing his blood being drawn and then claiming he's not on "on" anything but a bike.

[@BlakeHanback01]

Still remember this like it was yesterday.

[@RevPeterTrabaris]

I think most people found those commercials to be bewildering back in the 90's, its not just you. Hope you three are doing good. Peace

[@RobinHardman-vv6kr]

Especially the ENRON thing. They were doing so many illegal things it was too confusing for me. They were really in deep.

[@O2life]

@@RobinHardman-vv6kr But one of the illegal things was using other people's money to gamble on the weather, which makes that particular ad really ironic.

[@jimmymapes3411]

This wasn't the best video suggestion for you guys. Don't feel bad for not getting half of them.

[@allenfowler1886]

I believe the Enron scandal was what inspired the movie "Fun with Dick and Jane".

[@Roboto2073]

I need to keep in mind that they are young and not from the U.S. Probably way over their heads.

[@3DJapan]

I don't know if the fact that Bill Cosby made a commercial is poorly aged. He made tons of Jello commercials. Maybe if he had made a joke about drugs or hitting on women who aren't interested or something like that but that wouldn't make sense in a jello commercial.

[@talesofcinderella]

It's all about scandals.

[@GenXfrom75]

Bill Cosby stirring a snack is .. um .. suspish

[@jamesoneavatar8644]

I didn't get the Ford one. Some of the scandals I barely know anything about. Most of the ones about individuals I understood

[@marycoombe2436]

I’m like you. I am in US and was around long before the 90s and still didn’t get what was poorly aged with most of these.

[@Perktube1]

Yeah, this was meant for local, National viewing.

[@HalkerVeil]

It's so bad that we can't even talk about the ones you don't get on KZbin without our comments get automatically removed. So good luck figuring that out.

[@NathanMalnaa]

Don't feel bad, most of these I've never seen or even know what the stories are lol

[@matthewvulpe3302]

As a follow-up, you should do a reaction to poorly aged 2000s commercials. I'm sure more of those would not go over your heads since I'm sure even non-Americans would be aware of why they didn't age well.

[@paulbattson834]

Dianetics is a book by L. Ron Hubbard who started Scientology.

[@JohnFinch-ws1kv]

Bill Cosby do you have any with roopihes lmao 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@weezerfan084]

can someone please explain the snickers (batman) and last mcdonals commercial? I only understood the nike one b/c they said who the guy was.

[@O2life]

I think the snickers one aged poorly because they're making light of on-field concussions. The mcd one was a sandwich that completely flopped. Like most of trump's deals, it was a real loser.

[@jimmymapes3411]

Bill Cosby (Jello) and Jared Fogle (Subway) are both in jail.

[@donaldholderdoc2910]

Honestly, are there any commercials that age well? Lol😂

[@Angel-777-i3k]

Check out the extreme Doritos commercials there funny

[@staceybert1975]

The subway is bad bc Jared was found guilty of bad stuff with kids and is doing I believe 36 years in prison for it.

[@tycobb2580]

hey, you can do a second video trying to figure-out what's controversial about those ads . . . FYI I don't get the Raytheon or Ford commercials either

[@benjamindelatorre2483]

I guess you have to be pretty aware of American news events in the past few decades to understand what's wrong with these commercials.

[@scrambler69-xk3kv]

AT&T, American Telephone and Telegraph.

[@pablozee6359]

I don’t think the creator of this video understands what “didn’t age poorly” means. The Subway ad didn’t have anything to do with children, the Bill Cosby Jello ad had nothing to do with women, alcohol, or knockout drugs, etc. Some were good, but most were REALLY reaching. What a head scratcher. The poor Beesleys trying to figure out what they were missing.

[@O2life]

Most of them were really related, though. Lance Armstrong was blood doping. Halliburton famously provided terrible equipment to the troops. Monsanto knew Roundup causes cancer when it put out the ad saying it's safe even for kids and pets.

[@pablozee6359]

@@O2lifeYeah, those three were the best examples, especially the Armstrong ad.

[@blakerh]

"What am I on?" I am on blood doping. Lol. To be fair, all Tour de France riders cheat. Lance just happened to be really good at it.

[@flubber1557]

Most of these have been explained so I will explain why the snake one with the australian gator guy named Steve Irwin is such a big deal. Two reasons are why I could see it not aging well. 1. Steve Irwin died by a stingray attack so he is now deceased. So it could be for respecting his passing. 2. It could be because it down plays those who have died or been wounded by a snake bite. Kind of also encouraging those who want to do stupid stunts messing with wild animals you know nothing about. Both these reasons seem like they could be overlooked in my mind. The following reasons are why: He loved his profession and he knew the risks he took. So not showing his past videos and ads because he passed away doing what he loves just seems to me like a petty thing to do. Even his son took over and honors his father by continuing his job with wild life and their family zoo. The second reason can be overlooked due to the fact people die in plenty of ways and do things that can possibly cause harm all the time. It just seems kind of stupid to ban certain imagery or subjects in ads and not others for possible harm or struggles without a definitive example. People can get hurt with power tools all the time. It doesnt stop the people who need to use them from using them. Its like if they tried to stop a texas chainsaw massacre halloween commercial simply because massacres and murder obviously are bad and shouldnt be taken lightly. So without a definitive example of why like if reason 1 was still working as a valid reason then its simply not worth getting rid of it. If the Irwin family decided to drop all public use of him in ads and videos then I might understand and respect the decision but we dont know if they did. Clearly not since we all were able to see the ad now in this montage. The main and only reason I would expect to stop showing him is because he cannot create anymore content himself so it would have to be repeating old clips of him or his voice. Thus its simply not possible to create new ads with him using new footage. Its all going to be old footage.

[@dominiccangelosi1876]

The Bill Cosby one 💀💀💀

[@brandoncrenshaw5027]

The first commercial with the jello pudding was legendary comedian Bill Cosby who was found guilty of sexual assault throughout his whole career that's why it was a cringey commercial knowing he was doing stuff like that while filming this commercial. The second commercial what subway was Jared he's been doing commercials for Subway for years and they cut ties with him not so long ago because he was found guilty a certain pornographic images and videos on his computer cringy seeing him. And of course you know about the World Trade Center commercial people falling and a plane hitting the building it will give people PTSD if they see that commercial crazy.

[@RobinHardman-vv6kr]

I would like to see the same from the UK if you have any.

[@cynthiahaun9269]

I would love to see you guys react to an old John Wayne movie called Hellfighters

[@RowdyRuth]

They didn’t age well 😂 Interesting content! ❤

[@Knightstar80]

Have you considered have your phones handy during these reactions? Anything that you don't understand you can just do a quick search. Then we can see your reaction when you find out.

[@O2life]

That's an excellent suggestion.

[@5stardave]

The commercials aged fine, it's society that has aged poorly.

[@MrDhorton2007]

the snickers/football commercial...makes light of CTE, a chronic degenerative condition secondary to repeated concussions. This is NOT a popular topic in American Professional Football.

[@chazf883]

Yep that was Lance Armstrong, and yep he got caught cheating that one sure didn't age well did it. Lol.

[@tonysc7610]

It's kinda like British humor is for Americans. I love British comedy but a lot of times they refer to things we don't get but the Brits do.

[@chazf883]

Hello from Tulsa Oklahoma, Hello James Hello Millie😊

[@BGBG617]

Enron! hahahaha ooops.

[@mcsmoothie7052]

Yeah, there was nothing “wrong” with the Ford commercial. Nothing wrong with the Snickers (Batman) one either. Really there is nothing wrong with the TicTac commercial either except that the guy was a little socially awkward. Nothing aged poorly about the McDonalds commercial with Trump either. They could all go back on the air today with no issues. Of course, at the time they were produced, none of these were bad at all, except some of the companies were scummy, but what else is new.

[@hannabertrand4460]

RIP Steve Irwin

[@1redfox]

Trump one was with Grimace one of the McDonalds Characters

[@bradjenkins1475]

Really guys, you didn't have a chance with this one. Not a chance at all. These were mostly Particular to America and Americans. Add to that it's the 1990s. And you guys had almost no chance at understanding most of them.

[@midlifecrisis2988]

You poor people. 😂😂 not only are you British, but you’re also young. There is very little reason for you to understand why most of these have aged poorly. For Americans like me, they are painfully obvious. Did enjoy the reaction though.

[@gofortharts]

The subway guy did go to jail I think?

[@gabegood8989]

yeah as a pedo

[@RobinHardman-vv6kr]

Yes the most horrific pedophile. This woman went undercover for the FBI and pretended she was one also. He helped her learn how to groom little kids. It’s all recorded. I couldn’t listen to it all. Then when he went to prison, he actually blamed the parents for letting their children be groomed so easily!! Just this year he was beaten pretty bad in prison. I can’t say I’m sorry.

[@michaelevans1193]

Some of these didn’t age well based on things that happened in the US in the last 20 years. Not surprised that you couldn’t figure most of these out.

[@JT-Rebel]

Who's idea was it to have early 23/24-year old Brits to react to American 90's Commercial and no explanations of the context??? It's like showing 23-year old Americans Jimmy Saville with no context then expecting the Americans to be like, "Oh wow, that didn't age well"......I mean average 20 year old Americans don't even who the hell Enron is smh