Reacting to Sanford and Son - Fred vs. Aunt Esther Compilation!

[@monicawism]

I love the fact that Red and Lawanda were really close friends in real life.

[@comedianhaze1619]

Right…I think that’s why it worked so well on screen…their chemistry was unparalleled!!❤😂😂 2Legends!! Rest their hilariously beautiful souls 😇🙏🏿

[@monilaninetynine3811]

Yeah, they were childhood friends

[@Apollo_Blaze]

Yes, I always loved that too...they were so good

[@rayannschramm9761]

That's why they could pull this off so effortlessly

[@melliehobson8299]

I didn't know that. Love their comedic synergy.

[@rbb9753]

My dad said that in the early 60s, right after he got out of the Air Force, he went to see Redd Foxx at a club. Dad was the only white person in the room, Foxx went off on him for twenty minutes, and it was the funniest thing he’s heard in his whole life. In fairness, he had the audience applaud my dad for being such a good sport, bought him a drink, and talked with him for a few,minutes after the show.

[@bradleypaulus2926]

We always loved it when Aunt Esther visited. She and Fred together are incredibly funny.

[@sarahflanagan9345]

As an older baby boomer, I remember watching these shows as a teenager. They were funny then and they are still funny today. Watching you young guys enjoy them just as much as I did is a real treat.

[@sariahlace5944]

Yezz

[@nataliemadrigal899]

I'm a Texas Granny and this is so entertaining watching these guys 😊

[@KingEdward_IV]

Fun Fact: Esther was only suppose to be a guest in 1 episode but the rating was so high for that episode that they decided to give her more screen time and then made her a permanent character.

[@smartguyray3372]

I read that years ago and I was surprised because she played the role so well. Did you know that Esther and Donna, Fred's girlfriend, were sisters in real life? Esther was almost 10 years older than her.

[@kristinholsapple2587]

That was a fun fact and I can see why they wld keep her!

[@kristinholsapple2587]

@@smartguyray3372 And yours was fun fact number two thank you for that

[@fredschlitz1437]

@@smartguyray3372 Also, if I am not mistaken, Donna played on the Waltons as the family friend, Verde Foster. She was great

[@danielmoore2320]

​@smartguyray3372 that's not true Lynn Hamilton Donna was not related to Lawanda Page and Ester was brought in by Roxx cause he didn't get along with Bea Richards who played Aunt Ethel it had nothing to do with ratings

[@victorkreitner754]

Freds best line was when he told Esthter to stick her face in dough and make gorilla cookies.

[@kristinholsapple2587]

Omg I just busted out laughing reading your comment 😂😂😂😂

[@kennethgoin628]

I just commented about the same episode! I have the whole series on DVD and I think that is my favorite Esther insult of all time!

[@cassandradelvegablanco5299]

Haha I thought it was monster cookies. 😂😂

[@HD-er2cq]

When he told her that her bottom lip looked like a brown turtleneck.😂

[@kristinholsapple2587]

@@HD-er2cq I commented on the original comment but yours just came up and I have to do the same with yours because I literally just busted out laughing at my desk thank you for that 😊

[@matthewweng8483]

The fact that you guys even recognized Rob Reiner that young is pretty damn impressive. I grew up watching All in the Family, so watched his career go from there. 99% of younger people today would never even have even caught that it was him. Give yourselves trivia bonus points.

[@Louis-iz8nq]

Sheldn. Remember him from THE ODD COUPLE? Sheldn, not Sheldon, because in one episode he explained that the hospital misspelled his name when making his birth certificate.😅

[@kristiemerson7900]

I love Esther's bobble-head Hallelujah rant while wearing her NECK BRACE FOR WHIPLASH!😂🤣

[@wideawake9598]

The banter between Aunt Esther and Fred was my absolute favorite! - Comedy Gold! 💖☺️

[@RLucas3000]

Aunt Esther was played by stand up comic LaWanda Page, a comic as adult and bawdy as Redd himself. She was such a joy on this show!

[@Saiman9000]

I remember my dad making a comment that he wouldn't go to see Red Foxx if it was free and across the street.

[@joshuacrispino6602]

My brother was born when I was watching this in 1979. 😂 Did you know that Red Foxx and "Ester" were best friends in high school. He said without her, he wasn't doing the show. Very interesting fact 🎉

[@WorkingName-rp7wi]

"That's alright Lamont, I'll pour my own. " 😂

[@jethro1963]

Uncle Woody always quietly flew under the radar, he was hilarious.

[@stellahaynesworth5833]

Nice to see the younger generation enjoying these shows 😄

[@barbararichardson2747]

Hope they realize funny doesn't have to be vulgar.

[@1CLAYTON67BROWNS]

The only 70's comedy that still has me in tears of laughter

[@tonitemperance9960]

Those two were the funniest duo ever on T.V.😅😅

[@squadfathercrypto]

"The Lord gave you that face, and you stuck with it!" I was a lad the first time I saw that episode ... I had never seen my mother laugh so hard at something on tv before.

[@Tarkus_]

This was one of my favorite shows back in the day, but I had forgotten just how funny it was! 😂🤣😭

[@Lia2222]

You old fish-eyed fool!!! My fav line😂😅

[@draco4540]

sanford and son, all in the family were 2 of my favorite shows back in the 1970's. the '70's had a lot of good shows.

[@JoyDonald-f5g]

We used to say that line all the time, back then.. “watch it suckah!” Lmao!! I loved when aunt Esther came to visit.. lol ❤

[@kristinholsapple2587]

😂

[@mamakat114]

Pure Comedic Gold

[@robertfuryracer4089]

Sanford and son was my 7:00pm show every week day..... my grandma and grandpa were always in stitches watching fred and esta go at it😂

[@mamakat114]

I forgot that's where a lot of us got the phrase "evil heathen" from.😂😂

[@mamaj6028]

And we laughed out loud in our living rooms ❤ ! Miss this kind of show !

[@Liz-cmc313]

Im 56 and I grew up watching these great shows. Great stuff.

[@thebibagirrrlshow]

I loved this show growing up! Wonderful to see a new generation appreciating classic comedies & comedians! Back in the day when stores were closed on Sundays, random relatives “would come to call” whether they got along family members they were visiting or not! I hadn’t thought of this in years but my Dad had a female cousin who would randomly visit who he really didn’t like very much & they would trade insults like this back & forth, it was hysterical! 😅😂

[@luminiferous1960]

Norman Milton Lear (born July 27, 1922) is an American actor, screenwriter and producer who has produced, written, created or developed over 100 shows. Norman Lear produced or co-produced the following classic sitcoms: All in the Family Sanford and Son Maude Good Times The Jeffersons One Day at a Time Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman Diff'rent Strokes Lear has received many awards, including six Primetime Emmys, two Peabody Awards, the National Medal of Arts in 1999, the Kennedy Center Honors in 2017, and the Golden Globe Carol Burnett Award in 2021. He is a member of the Television Academy Hall of Fame.

[@darylsledge1456]

what you may not know is that these two were best friends in life. Redd Foxx (Fred) and LaWanda Page (Aunt Esther) loved each other dearly.

[@DS-hs7fd]

I love this!!! I was laughing through the whole video! Too bad they don't make shows like that anymore. Thanks guys!😊

[@melodymcminn4107]

I am just so very glad to watch your channel. It helps to get away to what should matter in life and refresh the real that use to be. Thank you for this channel. It is a life saver .

[@suehollar2578]

This is my husband's favorite show. Nothing makes him laugh harder. Great reaction guys!❤

[@Chicago2714]

😂😂😂

[@jerrysky4598]

The best one is when Grady gets the mail order magic kit and Fred and Esther get handcuffed by Grady demonstrating his magic act and can't get them apart.😂

[@helendiamantopoulos6285]

Great Actors, Great Comedy and Great Memories back then. Loved Sanford and Son.

[@AutumnExplore]

"Fred Sanford In Traffic Court" is a scene you've got to see. Fred has some strong opinions, the judge sets him straight, and Fred has a comeback. Adult language was not a big deal on primetime television in the 1970s...

[@gandr.e.5136]

If I'm not mistaken, I think it was the first time the "N" word was said on prime time tv.

[@476429]

Norman Lear is 101-years-old and working on a new TV show right now.

[@junehanzawa5165]

He should bring back these shows. We need them badly today.

[@christophersobanski]

That’s right

[@dawnyoung2294]

He keeps entertaining us .

[@kens-jr2vv]

These shows would never make it in today's "Political Correctness" world.@@junehanzawa5165

[@docdee770]

O.M.G.!

[@lindatulis6214]

Oh does this bring back memories. Watched it every week.

[@Chihome]

Thanks for another Sanford and Son reaction! You were right though, there are tons of other better Fred and Aunt Esther fights. I would love to see you guys react to some of Fred's "racist" interactions. Like with Julio, at the Mexican restaurant and more!

[@RobertJuzstone]

plus, he said the 'n-word more than a few times on the show.

[@jamescarp]

I loved the one where Fred pulls Aunt Esther's wig off! OMG..SO FUNNY!

[@MsJoyce31202]

I liked when he stopped being prejudiced long enough to help Julio's nephew stay in school.

[@Chihome]

@@MsJoyce31202 me too!

[@kristinholsapple2587]

I liked the one where Julio said Buenos Diaz and Fred went "and beans and disease to you "

[@RockPowerUSA]

Aunt Esther was just the best. There were many great episodes with her. This was just some of the regular good ones. They were even better ones.

[@melissacaddell2604]

So hilarious. I love them together. Another vote for the old roasts. A lot of talent for u guys to discover from that era.

[@williamdemerchant7295]

Especially Rickles, he was superb on The Tonight Show with Carson.

[@teresadignam2137]

You guys are a HOOT! It's fun watching you watch the shows I grew up with as a teenager. And you are correct that these shows now (All in the Family especially) could never make it on TV networks today. They were great and are classics, still funny and relevant.

[@kristinholsapple2587]

Oh my goodness if they were on today the first episode wld be canceled probably 5 min into it

[@teresadignam2137]

@@kristinholsapple2587 exactly!

[@marmichaux7520]

Ohhhhh. Aunt Esther. My favorite character. Her & Fred's bouncing insults off of each other was the best part of this show for me. Made for great laughs. "Fool!" 😅😂

[@tcat6133]

Was waiting for the Aunt Esther scenes…they are the best! Loved Sanford and Son and grew up with him and his family. Hilarious!

[@CoopyKat]

OMG - you guys did it! I can't WAIT to see how you react to this! Joe: I agree - this isn't the best of Aunt Esther clips, but it's still hilarious. I believe Part 2 has some even better ones!

[@docdee770]

I was young, but I still watched the programs and legendary films of my parent's and grandparent's era. I'm surprised when I hear young people say that this is their first time watching or listening to a classic that merely dates back a few generations. Some of these shows still air on TV today. 📺

[@williamdemerchant7295]

Maude is another good Norman Leer 70's classic. I loved watching Sanford & Son back in my pre and early teen years. Nice seeing you guys enjoy it.

[@kens-jr2vv]

Both Maude and The Jeffersons were spin-offs of All in the Family.

[@salemdesigns65]

@@kens-jr2vv ...and Good Times spun off of Maude.

[@kristinholsapple2587]

@@salemdesigns65 No way , I knew about Jefferson and Maude but did not know good times spun off Maude ... if you have time can tell me how that happened was one of the actors on Maude ? You can give me the short version if you have time 😊

[@salemdesigns65]

@@kristinholsapple2587 Which actor are you referring to? So, Florida was Maudes housekeeper. Leer built a storyline around her and her family.

[@GinaGeeILuvu]

Yes, Fred and Esther set the standard for that type of back and forth. Martin and Pam on "Martin", Al Bundy and Marcy on "Married w/Children", and even George and Florence on "The Jeffersons" followed the formula set by Fred and Esther.

[@kennethgoin628]

Yes and no... I think it was originally ignited on "I Love Lucy" between Fred and Ethel. However, it was raised to a whole new level on The Dick Van Dyke show between Buddy and Mel. Mel still played more of a straight man but by the end of the series, he was slicing up Buddy just as much. Buddy was relentless! I think Fred and Esther were influenced by both productions and blended them into their own, which was then blatantly copied by the ones you listed.

[@whatyousay9816]

AND don't forget Archie Bunker.

[@canocano5480]

I grew up on this show. Funny as hell to this day

[@alexd0617]

One of my all time fav tv shows from back in the day. This lifted my spirits. Going thru some stuff. Thanks for sharing.

[@robertg7396]

For another great 70's sitcom reaction. Check out "The best of Mr. Roper". From 3's Company. He would always make fun of his wife, then look right into the camera and laugh. It was hilarious 😂

[@davidrigsby4828]

And the double entendres were wild. Remember when Mr. Roper would come to the kids apartment to fix something and overhear them talking about something that he thought was something else. And those big eyes of his. And Don Knotts did it too as Mr. Farley.

[@gandr.e.5136]

@@davidrigsby4828 Fun Fact: When they did the Ropers spinoff they had a clause in their contract that if it did work then they could return to 3's Company but Don Knotts was so good as Mr. Furley that they axed the Ropers.

[@RobertEskew]

You're right. Richard Pryor was one of the writers of Sanford and Son. As I mentioned after viewing your first Sanford and Son video, Norman Lear and Bud Yorkin adapted a British comedy, Stepson and Son, for American viewers, resulting in Sanford and Son.

[@salemdesigns65]

Paul Mooney was another writer on the show (RIP) and wrote for Pryor later. ALOT of those tongue and cheek jokes are from Mooney.

[@kristinholsapple2587]

WOW I never knew that about Richard Pryor makes sense

[@charlestisron8391]

The best one I remember was Fred telling aunt Esther that he could stick her face in some dough and make gorilla cookies.

[@70srocknroll]

I watched this with my parents every week 😂

[@barbararichardson2747]

Bring back memories when shows were suitable for the entire family.A time when families sat and laughed together ; unlike today when if sitting together everyone has a device in hand.

[@bigdaddypiggy]

I was born in DC in 1971 & of all the shows from my childhood I’ve revisited 2 rank among my all time favorites (of any era) & it’s “All in the Family” & “Sanford & Son”…..Grady has some pretty hilarious moments on that show as well & Rilo? Coolest character on TV ever 😉

[@southernsass2937]

How i miss this show! I wouldn't miss an episode. All these great ones in the 70s. The good ole days for sure.

[@CoopyKat]

I'm glad two of you finally saw this for the first time. There is a Part 2 -- not to throw in too many hints. Wait......WATCH Part 2 please! 😄🧐😎 My mother is gone now but she loved the character Aunt Esther, and we all did (all 7 of us kids). Aunt Esther didn't join the show until half way into the second season.

[@cindygebbert7907]

Love ya’lls reactions. Grew up with theses shows.

[@Parker_World_Tv]

Here's a fun fact. The reason why Fred and Aunt Ester were able to be so funny on the show was because they were best friends in real lfe! 😅😂🤣 Another fact is that Norman Lear passed away recently. He was a true legend for his writing.

[@gandr.e.5136]

Fun Fact: Norman Lear was an asshole to black people. Look it up.

[@turnthepage1972]

Esther an Fred hated each other as much as they loved Elizabeth. I hope there's one of these with Julio too.

[@sandrajackson5458]

One of the funniest jokes from Aunt Esther. Fred told Esther "Sticks and stones my break my bones, but names will never hurt me. Aunt Esther responded, "Well, I will get some some sticks and stones and break your bones, and the name that will hurt is Esther."

[@kristinholsapple2587]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@erinapier]

That was Grady 😂

[@cherylgraves7382]

I love this show! Never missed it in the 70’s.

[@Kunsoo1024]

Carl Reiner was Rob Reiner's father - also very talented.

[@michelleholland8460]

Remember Carl Reiner was Rob Reiners father. I am a new subscriber. So interesting and fascinating hearing your comments concerning All in the Family. Will give you an historical update on different immigrants coming into this country. Italian, Irish, French, German, etc. Remember when they would arrive they would form communities with their own countrymen/women because of culture and language. Refreshing to find that you are asking historical questions. I was in college when All In the Family was incredibly popular. A revolutionary series! Phenomenal series! Keep up the great discussions!

[@SISSY4175]

The one where an Esther add her prayer meeting in Fred's house is a good one🤣🤣✌️

[@PriscillaCastillo-om2vj]

That's Mr. Sanford to you! lol He knew how to push Aunt Esther's buttons.! 🤣 Thank you! I needed that 😂

[@toddstarkey6820]

We were NOT Racist back then, we just recognized our differences, and were happy to be Americans!

[@shirley2447]

YES!!!!!

[@henrympittman6452]

"Savage" is an understatement...LOL

[@gabrielmcdonnell8699]

Thanks, guys. I like the concept of your channel. I was a baby when SAS was on but pops, uncles and other fam have shared numerous stories about the show as I was growing up. Fun to watch the clips through your millennial eyes. Salamat! ✌🏽

[@loriallen6650]

Yes, he's right the best is yet to come. The jokes just gets better between Fred & Aunt Esther.

[@mistyann3321]

I love how you all are reacting to all these shows. Great Job! Ester is my hero! lol

[@cjonyx]

What some people will probably not realize is that LaWanda Paige(Ester) and Redd Foxx(Fred) were the best of friends. Thier comedy careers go way back together before Sanford & Son. There's a famous old photo of them, Redd is graciously sevring LaWanda a drink. It shows how much they really loved each other. Actually, the idea of the insultive relationship between Fred & Ester was LaWanda's idea.

[@FischerFan]

Seeing you guys watching this video makes me appreciate the fact that I got to see this show as a youngster in the 1970s. I was roughly ten when it finished its original run. It's intriguing to watch the reactions of people young enough to be my own children and appreciating the hilariousness of this show. As you can see, Redd Foxx and La Wanda Page had unmatched chemistry on the screen. This show proved to be the death knell for The Brady Bunch, which simply couldn't match this sitcom for true humour.

[@bryanCJC2105]

My Grandpa used to laugh his ass off at Fred and Aunt Esther. OMG he would almost fall out of his chair. I love Aunt Esther. There are some other clips that show her off better.

[@LuisGallegos-fh1vq]

I watched this show when it came out. Loved it!!! One of the best shows ever.

[@sharonthetrucker2297]

I do enjoy watching your reactions to shows I grew up on...

[@kennethgoin628]

One of the best quips Fred ever delivered was an episode in which he thought he was dying and Esther came to visit him while he was reflecting on his life through some old photos. He was praising his deceased wife Elizabeth for how pretty she was and Esther said something to the effect of, "Elizabeth wasn't the only beautiful one, beauty runs in my whole family." Fred looks up at Esther and says, "Are you kidding me? I could dip your face in some dough and make gorilla cookies!" 😆😂

[@kristinholsapple2587]

Some one wrote a comment about the dip your face and I was hysterical laughing but hearing the whole plot is even more hysterical if that is possible

[@d2d2d28]

Yes do more Aunt Esther!

[@dottiegnky875]

I LOVE your videos I grew up watching these great shows 😂😂 Yes, there are A LOT more of Esther & Fred I look forward to seeing them!!

[@JonS0107]

As you said Rob Reiner is Carl Reiner's son, but he was also married to Penny Marshall (Laverne & Shirley) during All In The Family. And Penny Marshall was sister of Garry Marshall, who wrote for Carl Reiner's "Dick Van Duke Show".

[@salemdesigns65]

...and Garry Marshall did Pretty Woman, Overboard, Beaches, The Princess Diaries and alot more... AND Penny herself did Big, A League of Their Own and many more... A very talented set of siblings, indeed.

[@marygooden2905]

Omg! These were the best shows back in the day!

[@icegypsy99]

Lob Rob. This show's a classic..remember watchin it as a kid back in the 70s.

[@stoppy6192]

Now this is what I call. Good wholesome comedy

[@shilohauraable]

Gotta love Fred & Ester! 😂

[@mary-be6yo]

Another show I loved !!! ❤❤ still watch it today ❤

[@dwcinnc]

Rob Reiner has credits back to the late sixties. Director of "Stand By Me" and actor in "Throw Momma From The Train" are two of my favorites. One interesting thing about him is that he was married to Penny Marshall of "Laverne and Shirley" during the seventies.

[@melissagahn]

Rob Reiner was great as "Meathead". How his character put up with Archie Bunker's crap and didn't knock him out is beyond me. As far as Fred and Aunt Esther, they were the best at hating each other and had no shame in letting each other know it.

[@Nunofurdambiznez]

Because it was just a tv show and not real life is why....

[@paulgutman-o2c]

"And you remember when you look in the mirror tonight, the Lord gave you that face, and you STUCK with it. Ho Glory!" Gets a good laugh out of me every time. :)

[@RatKindler]

Sanford and Son is my favourite transfer of a British show to the US. The interplay between Fred and Esther was fabulous.

[@trish7754]

My mom wouldn't let us kids watch Sanford and Son when it first came on television. She heard a record album of his comedy a few years before, and thought it would not be good for children to watch. She said "that Redd Foxx has the filthiest mouth I ever heard!". I said they won't let him talk like that on tv, mom. She watched one episode to make sure it was "not filthy" before she allowed us to watch. My mom was a lot like Aunt Esther..very religious. She loved the show as much as kids. Redd Foxx was a riot! LOL!

[@nickmorana]

I hope you can view these great comedy clips knowing the fact that Redd Foxx and LaWanda Page were childhood friends and Redd insisted on LaWanda auditioning for the role of Aunt Esther

[@JoyceDavidson-j5n]

I totally enjoy watching you see this for the first time

[@jameslemmons9737]

I’ve got the complete DVD box set of all in the family I’m an old school brother from Sweetwater Texas. And I love the 70s …I remember the first aired on TV 1971- 1979 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️🤜🏾🤛🏼

[@Keebo65]

Sanford and Son was based on a British TV comedy, Steptoe and Son, which ran from 1962 to '65, then '70 to '74, and centered on a father-and-son junkyard business in London.

[@frederickseltzerjr2170]

Redd & LaWanda were great friends in real life and he the writers create "Esther" for LaWanda, that's why they almost always had to take a second while doing their sparring as they would constantly make each other laugh or see who could make the other break character.

[@tanyaperez4892]

😂😂😂😂😂Watch some of the earlier versions of Fred ans Esther from season's 2,3 or 4. They are hilarious!! Great reaction guys!

[@AndreaLee-q8k]

I grew up with these shows, you guys are around my son's age. So cool that you are exploring this history of television. Grady is a spin off of this show as well. Also check out Soap & Benson. When my son was 16 I introduced him to soap and we watched it together all the time. Great Stuff. Golden Girls and Betty White..hall of fame stuff there. I enjoy your channel , thanks for laughing!!

[@Rick-vy1zq]

The was one of the best shows in American history. This duo were real friends in life.

[@alacarte8635]

The series was an adaptation of a British comedy series called Steptoe and son. The British series had two actors who portrayed comedic characters and it showed in the tone of the series that constantly swayed from comedy to tragedy. With Sanford and son, it was played by comedians and played for laughs as well as expanding to included Aunt Esther, Grady and Bubba. They were two different shows but Sanford is a rare successful adaptation of a classic British comedy.

[@joygrantonio1984]

Me and my dad watched it faithfully. Especially him and Aunt Ester!!! They were the best

[@AW-yj6md]

Yes,..yes the 70's were hopping, yes Norman Lear, seemed like everything he touched was gold,..so many stars, you mentioned all those heavy hitter shows,..my folks knew about Redd Foxx, he had been a comedian for a long while before this show, I'd hear mom say, this was tame for him, he did a lot of swearing, and really, really dirty jokes in his stand up,..but ohh God when we would watch this show, we couldn't wait til Ester showed up, we knew once she showed, the fireworks would be abound,..lol,..and Foxx use to crack me up when he went looking for his reading glasses,..drawer of a thousand glasses, would crack me up, and the irony of it, as I got older, I started buying those cheap glasses, until I finally broke down and went to see a REAL, eye doctor, and got the real glasses I needed,..now granted, I never had a drawer full of thousands of cheap Walgreens glasses,..but I was getting there, a spare in the car, one or two at my bedside, one in my purse,..I very nearly turned into Fred Sanford in that respect,..do keep going,..this show was a riot, Foxx was brilliant, had a long standing act in Vegas,..yes there's so much more, do keep going,..Godspeed, Peace ✌

[@ENDTIMEsVideoLibrary]

The 70s was a decade if a lot of extrene social change for the world and definitely in America. I was a kid in the 70s and a teen to 20s in the 80s. The 70s began a rapid switch over from Traditional Family Values spiked by the Socal Trauma from the Vietnam War, Women's Liberation Movement, The Gay Movement and a drastic normalization of Divorce as socially acceptible. This is why we saw a lot of Sitcoms and other shows being focused on these social topics.. sort of as Change Agents to push along the Social Engineering that was taking place implemented by those "Ruling the World". This still happens today.. Movies, TV and Socail Media are used to influence psychological change, which leads to change in peoples opinions and actions, within the world's population. It was long ago proven very effective to use "Programming"... to implement socail change. Great videos guys!!