Johnson & Johnson - Bigger Than You Know

[@matthewroberts3125]

So, basically Johnson & Johnson is the Disney of the Pharmaceutical industry.

[@brandonsaquariumsandterrar8985]

Miska Mooska Mucinex Mouse!

[@nslouka90]

Another conglomerate, too big to fail like P&G

[@rentertainment2769]

Yeah, buying all their rival competitions...

[@bandombeviews6035]

Nick Slouka I mean look at Daewoo. They were an absolutely massive conglomerate that was very similar to Hyundai, but they failed.

[@Raskolnikov70]

Only if J&J's lawyers sue anyone who uses the word "band-aid" without paying them a royalty.....

[@scottnotpilgrim]

I always like hearing what Company Man has to say

[@chidiibie8749]

Who wouldn't?

[@cptyolowaffle]

Companyman should we ban tiktok?

[@Mr.Introspective]

@@cptyolowaffle 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@cptyolowaffle]

Wow that is a lot of emojis

[@HeenaPatel253]

Captain Yolo Waffle Yes

[@internetquickie]

Fun fact: Listerine was named after Joseph Lister, the guy who gave the lecture Johnson attended.

[@mrmickeyrich]

Yeah I noticed that too. I guess everything came around full circle!🔵

[@endor8witch]

Fun Fact: Joseph Lister is the descendant of Cameron Lister, the guy who discovered Listeria

[@OrAngeAnArchy]

Fun fact: Listerine before it was a mouth wash was used as an "all-purpose" cleaning agent floors, surfaces etc. Then in the mid 20th century they rebranded it as a mouth wash to combat Halitosis a made up thing to create a demand and sell this product.

[@nicholasneyhart396]

@OrAngeAnArchy Before that it was thought to be a cure for gonorrhea.

[@OrAngeAnArchy]

@@nicholasneyhart396 ya, in time where every new thing was marketed as a cure all.

[@tomp6685]

I remember a while back that people were saying that Johnson & Johnson rectal thermometers were "personally tested" before they were sold 😆

[@NuclearTopSpot]

@@jxjunk recall, rectal, spectral while dextral, you know where they've been anyways ( ͡ᵔ ͜ʖ ͡ᵔ )

[@jxjunk]

@@NuclearTopSpot i misread lol

[@mister4chan817]

nice

[@blingbling574]

I don't like poo

[@frankpeck1448]

You can tell a rectal thermometer blindfolded... It's all in the taste!👀

[@lukerinderknecht2982]

Before smartphones, reading the back of a shampoo bottle while on the toilet was how you first learned of Johnson & Johnson. Now with smartphones you can get the whole story ... while sitting on the toilet 😂

[@smoothcat1556]

Lol

[@AxxLAfriku]

WOAH WOAH WOAH!!! Let me get this perfectly straight: You comment something that is completely unrelated to the fact that I have two HAZARDOUSLY HOT girlfriends? Considering that I am the unprettiest KZbinr worldwide, it is really incredible. Yet you did not mention it at all. I am VERY disappointed, dear luke

[@Moonbeam143]

What a time to be alive.

[@mirzaahmed6589]

@@AxxLAfriku What?

[@methanesulfonic]

I only read them in case of emergency (forgot to bring my phone etc), i dont want to ruin the first time experience of reading the ingridients of my shampoo and soaps😔

[@CZsWorld]

So there were really 3 Johnsons? They should have named it Johnson³.

[@BiggestCorvid]

Johnson's and Johnsons.

[@michaelmccarthy4615]

J + J + J isn't J to the 3rd power. That's too many Johnsons

[@michaelmccarthy4615]

3J like the 3M company

[@alecarturo8582]

@@michaelmccarthy4615 just what I thought

[@curtdare8129]

Johnson cubed.

[@ZacharyLaid]

One of the greatest dividend stocks.

[@doyouwantsli9680]

word

[@MBarberfan4life]

*Stonks*

[@AmigoSecular]

Proud JNJ shareholder.

[@finelynicklinson7617]

Double Stonks

[@angelocardoc]

Zachary Laid J&J Dividend increase of 34.6% in the last five years. Royal Bank dividend increase of 36.8% in the last five years. Manulife Financial dividend increase of 64.8% in the last five years. Canadian National Railway dividend increase of 83.7% in last five years. JP Morgan dividend increase of 104.5% in last five years. Many other stocks out there... Don't put all your eggs in one basket.

[@cheeseheadalex7605]

For Halloween you should do The Spirt store’s I always wonder how much profit they make

[@gator_productions]

They're a comment right under u asking the same

[@ZeroSerenity]

Would make more sense to do the parent company. Spencer Gifts.

[@Moonbeam143]

That'll be awesome.

[@OGould]

Yes!!!!

[@chewycenter7690]

Yeah, that's a good idea.

[@ltbeefy9054]

Before: Ha, I already know that they are massive. After: Wow, they are even bigger than I knew.

[@AS-ip4xf]

it's the biggest Johnson you've ever seen?

[@CameronsVideos]

thsts the point of the series

[@joshuajoe1419]

I did research on them when I learned they were on the Dow. I guess I only looked at the consumer division and I was shocked. Now I’m even more shocked.

[@littlemissmuffet8607]

Right?!

[@brandonsaquariumsandterrar8985]

Can you do a video about spirit Halloween! We have all been wanting this video for a long time? How do they move around? How do they make money if they only work for one month? How do they stay in operation? What do they do for the rest of the year? Please do a video on this company man!

[@gator_productions]

Their's a comment right above u asking the same question

[@Moonbeam143]

I think some of the stores stay open year round. But seeing a video about would be cool.

[@ShainAndrews]

Not interested.

[@bbeast1113]

Yes

[@Nicholas-f5]

Those pop up holiday stores are a scam like dollar stores, they buy plastic junk from China and rent out otherwise abandoned storefronts to sell it at a massive markup.

[@Jeradcooks]

By far in my top 10 channels on KZbin keep them coming

[@Stalin99]

When I was like 6 I felt like I was harassed by Johnson & Johnson commercials

[@susanhainan188]

Capitalism right Joseph Stalin 😖

[@HelenFire420]

I certainly remember the Neutrogena commercials were some celebrity splashed water on her face in slow motion.

[@mirzaahmed6589]

@Milton Holley Why are you needlessly writing comments over multiple lines?

[@ksquidplaysminecraft]

@@mirzaahmed6589 They might have translated from a form of Arabic. Most middle eastern languages are formatted that way.

[@E11-k7v]

Long time ago didn’t know they had commercials back then

[@CocoTaveras8975]

I think I would like to see a Rise and Decline of the USPS! They’ve been going through insurmountable circumstances lately and looks very dire for them. Like if you agree and so he can see it.

[@BennyLlama39]

I don't know if that qualifies because it's a government operation.

[@CocoTaveras8975]

ben trimble True, but still think it would be interesting if he ventured to consider it which I hope he will.

[@TiberianFiend]

@@BennyLlama39 A government-run monopoly is still a company.

[@Arjay404]

The thing with that is that USPS would not or at least would not be anywhere near in the bad shape that it is now if it wasn't for ridiculous requirement that congress put on them in starting in 2006. Much of USPS issue stem from the government screwing them over and not so much from them doing bad business.

[@TiberianFiend]

@@himynameisandri Speak for yourself. All I get is junk mail.

[@CashisKingtrucking]

Just to put it in perspective 10 billion dollars worth of profit a year is close to $200,000,000 per week. Or 28 million dollars per day

[@kialuvsyoo]

holy jeepers that's a lot of money 💰

[@Sb10123]

i now realized that adhesive bandages aren’t officially called band aids its just what one company calls them

[@lp-xl9ld]

There are a lot of instances of that, like calling any copier a "xerox" when in reality it's a specific company name. That process even has its own name (not sure what it is)

[@Raskolnikov70]

Yep, see also "kleenex" for facial tissue and "coke" as a generic term for any soda in some places.

[@SWLinPHX]

You didn’t know that?

[@SWLinPHX]

All brand names: Band-Aid, Dumpster, Velcro, Xerox, Frisbee, Jell-O, Windex, Jacuzzi, Q-tip, X-acto Knife, Bubble Wrap, Jet Ski, Jeep, Dry Ice, Kleenex, Tupperware, Popsicle, Zipper, etc.

[@TheOtherBill]

That's the reason all their commercials say "Band-Aid brand", to prevent it from losing its trademark status.

[@TakeWalker]

*Company Man does a video on Dippin' Dots* "Great, now I want ice cream." *Company Man does a video on Johnson & Johnson* "Great, now I want Tylenol?"

[@tonyahinrichs8828]

More like company man makes jnj video now I feel like I need to pick up more jnj stock lol

[@santiagodeleon9624]

You could make another series Smaller Than You Think

[@themusicmaniac84]

A series that wouldn’t include Ron Jeremy.

[@nslouka90]

Viralnomad I’ve seen his technique, it’s all angles

[@Raskolnikov70]

That might work. Give the economic crisis another 6 months or a year of lockdowns and he can start featuring all of the companies that fold because of it.

[@dylanf3108]

Tesla feels like it gets media coverage to far excess of how many people actually buy Tesla. Their stock is so high only because of the potential and the lack of competition in there specific space.

[@kialuvsyoo]

@@dylanf3108 I say he should run with this idea

[@tyf.4399]

Even working in retail at a fairly large scale and position, I can say with certainty that I knew they were big from knowing so many products they made. But I could never have imagined their power in the industry, it's actually mind blowing even though I like to consider myself fairly educated in the subject. Props for shedding light on how big they are.

[@selkesmooth4928]

It should also be noted that the Johnson family own the New York Jets of the NFL as well

[@thechocolatedonut7216]

Rip them then

[@grativy]

In the beginning, I thought this sounded like a wholesome company. And maybe 100+ years ago it was. By the end, I get the feeling they're responsible for tons of lobbyists and why we can't get affordable healthcare/drugs in the US.

[@Raskolnikov70]

That seems to be the path of most companies. They get their start by shaking up the establishment, then they become the establishment, then they spend billions to stop newer people and companies from shaking up the establishment.

[@hy2024-e1g]

@@Raskolnikov70 So, they basically lived long enough to be villains.

[@SlapstickGenius23]

Ylh 2019 and many companies died heroes because of that.

[@killap3nguin]

An amazing company that without we wouldn’t have many innovations in this world. If you have what you believe as “affordable” drugs you wouldn’t have them at all. It costs billions to develop a drug and get it to market and many end up failing trials. That company has to make a profit off the drug in order to pay back the investment and then expand and innovate further.

[@paradox5434]

I am going to guess that it is super low profit as this is a super competitive market some of the biggest companies get a 2% market share so they keep selling lower and lower and actually it is the suppliers

[@WDonut04]

Among its well-known consumer products are the Band-Aid Brand line of bandages, Tylenol medications, Johnson's Baby products, Neutrogena skin and beauty products, Clean & Clear facial wash and Acuvue contact lenses. I didn’t know they own those

[@keystonedaytrip238]

They’re huge , they make tons of products !

[@Good_Boy_Red]

Before Video: No I don't really use any of their products. After Video: Apparently I use a lot of their products. You are correct sir, I did not know they were so big.

[@magos_0083]

Oh yeah, even raid bottles say Johnson Johnson on’em

[@chrissanchez4735]

Antn E J&J doesn’t own Raid, it was SCJ to my memory

[@devincreislerstudios]

Highlight of every Wednesday!

[@joshbraaten6619]

Can’t believe it’s been 5 years since I lost my uncle, the amount he accomplished at J&J for 13 years is so crazy. Such a well spoken and knowledgeable man, can’t wait to talk again Ralph Larsen.

[@samanthab1923]

Throughout my 30's got to know people who worked for J&J in New Brunswick. The big deal was the company store. All products extremely discounted. I still have Band-Aid tins. One exec had cool stories of working with law enforcement during the Tylenol tampering case. There is also a wonderful book about the family called Johnson V. Johnson.

[@TheOtherBill]

IKR, at one time I lived in the area and it seemed as if every other family had someone who worked for them.

[@liyahransok]

White project side river ridge west wego long way white side

[@TheGaryQ]

Back in the ‘80’s J&J started a company named Technicare that developed one of the first commercially available MRI scanners, it was more advanced and far more capable than those scanners produced by GE, Siemens and the other MRI scanner manufacturers. When J&J was hit in the pocketbook by the whole cyanide in the Tylenol fiasco, they ended up selling that portion of their medical device division to GE, which enabled GE to go on and dominate the MRI scanner market. It would have taken GE 3-5 years to catch up with the advancements that Technicare had already achieved up to that point in time. Great video, really interesting.

[@daveosburn3751]

Great company! I used to work for them in finance. Their credo stands as a best in class that serves as a model for other companies to follow. Very ethical company and one that is very generous with donation of money and supplies to many groups. Often in places where there was a natural disaster they will ship in free medical supplies. You provided an excellent overview of J&J. There are many more facts about them you could have included if you had the time. They are a unique company not fully appreciated by the average person.

[@Raskolnikov70]

Hello, Johnson & Johnson PR department. Anything good in the employee cafeteria today?

[@GamePunk-nm3cn]

Can you do a video about Johnson & Johnson’s controversial history, including bribery, fraud, and misleading marketing about their products

[@GamePunk-nm3cn]

@Joat oat Well here is a sampling of what Johnson & Johnson did in the past:) Bribery: In 2011, the company was brought litigation brought by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission for giving bribes and kickbacks to doctors in Romania, Poland, and Greece to obtain business selling medical devices and drugs in said countries. Not only that, but they were also charged for bribing officials in Iraq to win contracts under the Oil for Food program. Fraud: In May 2017, the company agreed to pay $33 million to several states in order to settle customer fraud allegations in some of the company’s over-the-counter drugs. Misleading Marketing: Juries across several U.S. states have found the company to have concealed the adverse effects of the medication Risperdal, produced by its unit, in order to market it to patients and doctors better that cheaper generics, and of falsely promoting it as a treat for patients with dementia. Various states have been awarded damages, the most notable being Arkansas, which recieved $1.2 billion. The things I just listed are just the tip of the iceberg of bad things the company has done. Don’t get me wrong, Johnson & Johnson have done some pretty good things as well, but that doesn’t mean we shouldn’t ignore the bad that they’ve done. Besides, Company Man already done a video on Chiquita’s Controversial History, so him doing a video on Johnson & Johnson’s Controversial History wouldn’t be too controversial.

[@GamePunk-nm3cn]

@Заработок от 3000 в день Шта је капал?

[@jex-the-notebook-guy1002]

@@GamePunk-nm3cn kzbin.info/www/bejne/aJCUeIyqpLGdaNE just pause on that image. idk if it's accurate but it's got johnson on it

[@Sonny_McMacsson]

Johnson's baby asbestos: Keeps baby safe and non-inflammable

[@liyahransok]

Clinical trial

[@liyahransok]

DeshanDouglas

[@absolutelynothing3621]

Dang, I never really thought much about them. The fact that they're one of the companies on dow Jones is impressive. Almost worth 100 billion dollars 👏👏👏

[@AmigoSecular]

Almost 100 Billion? Haha, JNJ shareholder here, as of the time of this comment the current Market Cap of Johnson&Johnson is 390.71 Billions.

[@absolutelynothing3621]

@@AmigoSecular NICE

[@histijoe183]

Every time he said Johnson and Johnson I wanted to say “a family company”

[@chrissanchez4735]

Isn’t that SCJ’s slogan?

[@nicklikesmilk]

@@chrissanchez4735 yes, that's SC Johnson...completely different from Johnson and Johnson

[@jkdjjj]

Wrong company dude

[@tomtoups]

First, I'd like to say that your voice is mellifluous, and I enjoy your videos. Second, their brand marketing is one of the best out there. Thinking of their brand evokes pleasant, warm feelings and a sense of trust, probably harkening back to when I was a child with a cut that was soothed and healed by their products. Thinking of the brand also brings to mind the scent of their products. So while their consumer goods make up a small percentage of their portfolio, there's something to be said of the overall effect those product had on their brand, as most people alive today grew up using their products.

[@joetrujillo9371]

They are also the suppliers of sports tape "coach" and "zonas". If you see an athlete on TV with white tape, it is most likely a Johnson and Johnson product.

[@MiniArts159]

after all the commercials I heard growing up of "Johnson & Johnson... a family company," I just assumed they owned the entire pharmacy section

[@sirpoptart]

something i get Johnson and Johnson and SC Johnson mixed up

[@j.b.6871]

How is this comment almost a day old?

[@lukerinderknecht2982]

@@j.b.6871 you can pay for early access via his Patreon

[@WDonut04]

Yeah

[@React2Quick]

SC Johnson, a family company.

[@chrissanchez4735]

LordIron Not the same as SCJ

[@notNickWoz]

Bigger than you know is my favorite of your video series

[@ktktktktktktkt]

Oh my gosh... I'd heard people say "Oh Mylanta " before... I didn't know it came from a Johnson & Johnson product. I'm too young for this.

[@TiberianFiend]

"My doctor says Mylanta!"

[@alexthetiger7806]

Honestly, I can't get enough of your videos. They're interesting, relaxing, and entertaining. I already watched all your videos, so every Wednesday is a treat. Hope you keep up the great work

[@liyahransok]

Honestly thumbs up Johnson?

[@liyahransok]

Stuff

[@herroyalawkwardness954]

I love how they maintained the brand logp throughout the years. Also, the band aid one was really surprising.

[@share_accidental]

yeah! i hate that so many companies have been changing their logos.

[@mrwarr]

I’m from NJ. My sister was born at Robert Wood Johnson hospital. I once lived within walking distance from Johnson & Johnson HQ. I never knew about the history of JnJ. (But I did know how huge the company is.) Great video as usual!

[@uss_04]

I’m waiting for the inevitable merger of Johnson & Johnson and S.C. Johnson

[@luchaescolar]

SC Johnson & Johnson, a Johnson family company

[@chrissanchez4735]

That won’t happen in the near future. They make different products.

[@kennycai8695]

Someone probably already mentioned this, and it's not directly related, but two members of the Johnson family also have co-ownership in the New York Jets football team. Robert Wood Johnson IV (informally known as Woody) bought the team in 2000, and as of 2020, his younger brother Christopher Wold Johnson is currently the Chairman and CEO of the team.

[@mzcytin]

I've been watching Hyram's skin care brand reviews today and watched videos on aveeno, clean and clear, and neutrogena. Learning that they are all under the same parent company really put some things into perspective and leads me to wonder if there's anything sold at my local drugstore that isn't owned by them.... and did the quality of those brands decline before or after they were absorbed by j&j.

[@businessguide6219]

Glad I found this channel! Your videos are so good!

[@patathatapon]

What was I most surprised by? Splenda. Didn't associate THAT with all the healthcare products I got to say.

[@TruthSocial12]

Sugars and salts are in every medicine

[@christophermoreno3668]

While working at a pharmaceutical company I thought the acquisitions there were massive, but J&J acquisitions budget is astronomical.

[@513villain5]

I actually work for their company Ethicon. Weird place worth digging into.

[@Raskolnikov70]

That sounds like the name of an evil faceless company in a corporate espionage thriller about illegal human cloning or something. Wait a sec.....

[@Frank_08banner19]

Its part of JnJ (medical devices). I had my world wide ID for several years.

[@maybekiscowillreturn6856]

I've been a viewer for a little bit but its creditable to see you grow company man

[@Psyberify]

Johnson & Johnson is one of my biggest stock holdings.

[@thephantom8885]

I always enjoy your videos.

[@kytom2548]

Woah. Didn’t know about Robert Wood Johnson being one of the Johnson’s of Johnson & Johnson. There’s a university hospital system that also bears his name.

[@420greatestqueen]

@Kyle Thompson where is that?

[@TheOtherBill]

@@420greatestqueen The hospital in New Brunswick (home of J&J) formerly known as Middlesex General, is now called Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital. It also is Bigger Than You Know.

[@beatznatwor]

I worked as a rep for J&j as a skin care sales rep and it was by far one of my favorite jobs. They always have so many new innovative products

[@CaptainCroissant]

Another great upload!!

[@exclusivebenny515]

Great video as usual keep up the great work Mike

[@therealmalik]

You should do an episode on an advertising company it could be fun

[@arigutman]

One incredible investment.. I made hundreds of dollars in dividends thanks to JNJ!

[@FinancialShinanigan]

If you want to be rich, buy Johnson & Johnson stocks and enjoy the dividends.

[@JaKingScomez]

I would say buy stocks into the weed market. It’s inevitably going to be legal everywhere and already is a big business so when it does nationwide those stocks are going to rise quickly

[@noel3700]

Only 2.72% dividend yield that's not so much

[@aytj2073]

@@JaKingScomez prob, not everywhere, count out muslim countries

[@aytj2073]

@@JaKingScomez so half of africa, most of middle east, some of asia, etc

[@JaKingScomez]

AY TJ well of course I’m primarily talking about the US market. It’s already a high business in non American countries like Belgium. The USA can make it into a multi billion market

[@GarbanzoBeansFan]

Missed this series....glad to see it back

[@kingoftropes922]

Johnson & Johnson ? I believe you mean Jo&Jo's Medicinal Adventures

[@BasedMale32]

is that a jojo reference

[@BasedMale32]

yessssssssssssss

[@CYBER_FunkER]

Holy shit.

[@hy2024-e1g]

Oh NOOOOO!

[@Angel-lv3bj]

A lot of time and research put into this then keeping it to 12 min. Well done. I do enjoy your videos, TY

[@bondservant4jesus]

All these buying of businesses sounds like a monopoly.

[@MBarberfan4life]

I doubt anything will happen, unless Johnson & Johnson tried to merge with Pfizer (or something like that).

[@caturdaynite7217]

When I was a very young child in the 1960's my Grandma used the original Listerine. That stuff tasted awful, but it cleaned your mouth out. The other products used back then Band Aids, of course, and Baby shampoo, which they used on me, when I was a baby in 1962. I didn't realize how large they were in Medical devices until I got my right knee replaced in 2018, it works fine by the way. And Pharmaceuticals also surprised me. I have always thought of them as a consumer products company along the lines of, say, P & G. Good video.

[@j.b.6871]

I really thought everyone knew J&J was huge, I hear about it all of the time

[@liyahransok]

Listening

[@liyahransok]

Comeback up

[@liyahransok]

Yup

[@captaincoolbreeze9429]

I find it crazy how one Johnson brother listened to a lecture by Lister and began a company to gain a stake in the emerging market of antiseptics just to have that company many years later buy the brand which bears Lister's name, Listerine.

[@fastsales1328]

Amazing what you have done with the channel. What is your background company man? Are you studying or working in business ?

[@ScareFestTTV]

Love this channel

[@713Calm]

Not the same as SC Johnson!

[@CAPAE]

"A family company." 👍

[@paisan8766]

They own it! Lol

[@713Calm]

@@paisan8766 J+J bought assets from SCJ. J+J is publicly traded. SCJ is privately held. Not even the same Johnson families.

[@chrissanchez4735]

Master Malcolm Video Jungle Yep. Also they don’t make any pharmaceutical brands.

[@713Calm]

@@chrissanchez4735 Right, SCJ is a chemical company

[@amongsussy2227]

Almost 1 mill keep up the good work

[@rukiroka1827]

Wait, so they don't just sell baby powder?

[@Stjernefodt-]

I worked Customer Service for Pfizer when the sale was made to J&J. I was kind of offended at the time that the company was being bought out by the Band-Aid and baby powder people, like somehow they weren't worthy of buying such a prestigious company. Once the sale went through and we started handling more of J&J's products (only half of us were fired, lol, I made the cut!), I began to realize just how big they actually were. Thanks for telling us what you had to say about it!

[@thatdividendguy]

I own 2 shares of JNJ they are one of my favorite dividend payers. I didn't know they bought Pfizers consumer brands segment that is awesome. Was thinking about buying Pfizer but I own some of its bigger brands already. Funny how that works sometimes. JNJ is awesome I'm a proud shareholder.

[@duerf5826]

Every items of every brands in my bathroom are produced by 3 parent companies: Johnson & Johnson, GSK, and Sanofi.

[@Movie-Tech]

No Unilever?

[@alecmoriarty]

Dang, J&J owns almost the whole OTC market. 😯

[@richarddunn504]

Alec Ryan Moriarty they have around 4% globally, GSK with their recent JV with Pfizer now have just under 8% and are market leader. 👍

[@Raskolnikov70]

I think between them and Proctor & Gamble they probably produce 90% of the household goods we buy here in the US.

[@CedricSmith-un6vm]

I love listening to this, this evening Johnson & Johnson helped me so much in my life, Jamie Johnson made two wonderful documentaries Born Rich, and The One Percent, that really helped me mentally.

[@enterthenameyo]

I'd love to see a vid on Mondelez!

[@SlapstickGenius23]

Me too! They bought Cadbury and Daim as well.

[@DSCH4]

CM: "...[T]here are actually three Johnson brothers that are significant here..." (flashes Johnson & Johnson & Johnson logo) Me: "This is getting out of hand!"

[@thatguyfromak5190]

Johnson and Johnson: Our baby powder is safe and is not giving women ovular cancer Johnson and Johnson: Also we're just gonna stop selling baby powder in north america. No reason.

[@Zion17]

ThatguyfromAK Reason was the backlash - if it was proven to be harmful they would have pulled it from all markets!

[@kamX-rz4uy]

I think it's only the talc version they aren't going to sell. The other type uses corn starch.

[@SlapstickGenius23]

kam2244 X corn starch is actually pretty safe though.

[@LosAngeles941]

I was thinking just last night that you should do this video. Great minds think alike

[@buzzlightyear6960]

We need coronavirus: The rise, the fall, and the Risa again

[@janetrojas8939]

Is happening right now 😳

[@dankstank110]

@@janetrojas8939 and fall and rise again it now mutated

[@liyahransok]

What is the name again Corona

[@liyahransok]

DeshanDouglas

[@liyahransok]

Grow up

[@kadeemthomas6]

I worked off & on for a warehouse that only dealt with Johnson & Johnson brands and my mind was blown🤯They literally have their hands in every industry

[@l0os176]

Sounds like a company that would jack up the price of an affordable drug by 23,000%

[@liyahransok]

Mike eggs bread cheese

[@liyahransok]

Price up store

[@liyahransok]

Stocks market

[@liyahransok]

DeshanDouglas

[@liyahransok]

Elizabeth 2

[@normajeancaballero7959]

Always Informative 👍😎👍

[@andifaimos]

Johnson 2x

[@jaakko4663]

Sometimes you dont know that you are using johnson&johnson product because they are marketed and sold with pther companys names which are owned by johnson&johnson

[@Inspiration_Date]

10:29 - $19.7 billion or $21 billion?

[@liyahransok]

It was ?really good

[@liyahransok]

Boards

[@liyahransok]

Back than

[@liyahransok]

Years ago

[@liyahransok]

First ones different

[@dennyo1563]

I didn't realize they were so big in the medical Industry, I always just thought of them as the company behind all the household staple brands we use every day, kinda like Nestle

[@adriantoberememberedtho1467]

Don’t forget that it’s a family company

[@mawlinzebra]

A family company that knowingly put carcinogens in it's baby powder for decades and is now trying to make a vaccine for corona. Yeah fam, I ain't taking a single fucking vaccine from them.

[@JakeLovesSteak]

Johnson + Johnson isn't the same as S.C. Johnson (which is the "family company").

[@mawlinzebra]

@@JakeLovesSteak well.... I'm retarded

[@bluegrassbrooke6954]

I think it's important to note that the controversial baby powder was only the one produced from Talcum. The vast, vast majority of the baby powder Johnson and Johnson sells is made from corn starch. Most every baby powder in the stores are starch based. You'd have to look hard for talcum based powders. The corn starch versions are a delightful, effective, safe, (if highly flammable) option.

[@spencerdosh6663]

Hey guys drinking game, every time Company Man says "Johnson" you gotta take a shot of whiskey

[@pinball541]

I got my Johnson & Johnson Covid-19 vaccination today! 4-1-21!👍 Hello from Phoenix Arizona!🔥

[@elifoley_06]

Well rip you

[@therealmalik]

Baby powder made of babies?

[@shadowstoryteller85]

Passing through New Brunswick NJ many times, i never knew J&J had a headquarters there, and that explains RWJ Hospital (named after Robert Wood Johnson)

[@bonoki3870]

this is why i love your channel... i had no idea they were this huge. i also thought S.C. Johnson was part of the Johnson Family, not knowing there were a different Family of Johnson... that's again for another informative episode.

[@billbarr7591]

As ever a polished and very interesting video. You might not know it but Band-Aid is not that well known in Europe but it's equivalent is and has become a brand that is generic for plasters... 'Elastoplast'. That brand has become the default name for a sticking plaster in the UK and beyond. Thanks for the great video about this company... keep up the good work.

[@jrehr90]

I always knew they were huge but had no idea how. That makes total sense they really hit the mark with that initial push of single use medical equipment

[@ChaoFunable]

This is the earliest I’ve been to one of your videos

[@oofnack]

COMPANY MAN! YOUR REACHING 100 SUBSCRIBERS!

[@brandonwilliams2768]

you should do a video on newell brands they own a lot of everyday brands that you wouldn't think are owned by the same company and they have fallen on hard times in more recent years due to an expensive merger.

[@xander5190]

I was thinking about this one a couple of days ago and now here it is

[@agca30]

Love your videos man. It's interesting to learn random facts from companies I've worked for. Keep the good content!