Top 10 Brands That Don't Exist Anymore

[@WatchMojo]

Correction: Obviously Rebecca did not voice this, sorry for that title card error. Thanks to those who pointed out this (honestly hilarious) error.

[@daveandretti3463]

😂😂😂😂

[@coreyhill681]

I will forgive you, for now! Just kidding!!!

[@ShadowSora8491]

Lol. I caught this video just now, and missed that, but that does sound like a funny error.

[@duncan3998]

I was like wtf? am i seeing this correctly?

[@coreyhill681]

@@duncan3998 dude chill

[@suddendeath2000]

My Rebecca, your voice has deepened considerably.

[@michseni3604]

I thought I was the only one who caught it…

[@travispettit5679]

Lol what a weird comment

[@petermiller4953]

Rebecca must be sick. That, or she sure smoked a ton of cigarettes!

[@ChaseMC215]

Funny

[@JusNoBS420]

Only Rebecca EVER!! 😝

[@kurvaonwheels]

"Narration by Rebecca" I guess she had a sore throat.

[@jonkki]

was looking for this comment

[@deidraadams6681]

She did had a sore throat🤫🤫🤫🤫

[@Bxgodson2fl2]

That

[@WatchMojo]

All that reading does that

[@curtiswilson4737]

Remember Connie from Brickleberry, when she was in a talent show, then she went through instant puberty? That's what Rebecca's voice change reminds me of, lol.

[@greatgownsbeautifulgowns]

Those Kodak (and Fujifilm) disposable cameras were EVERYTHING!😭 I remember that clicking sound when you wound the camera before you took a picture-- and that feeling of sadness when the clicker kept on rolling and rolling because you were all out of film. I remember in the mid-90s when I went to summer camp for 2 weeks and I used up two cameras taking pictures. I remember begging my mother for money to take my cameras to Walgreens to get the film developed. I remember that feeling of joy opening the photo envelope after you got your pictures developed...only to realize that you have more than a few pictures with a pinkish blur taking up 50-75% of the pictures and blocking the subjects of said pictures.... a blur which happens to be your finger because your finger was blocking the built in flash when you took the pictures. 🤦‍♀️😂

[@AcuraTLRacer]

😂

[@carlh-thehermitwithwi-fi679]

EVERY wedding in the 90s had them on the table. EVERY wedding had someone who took them into the bathroom. Simpler times.

[@whaduzitmatr]

@@carlh-thehermitwithwi-fi679 One of the weddings I DJed this summer (2021) actually had a few fujifilm disposables hanging around

[@saragalesic768]

I literally used one today

[@tomhaskett5161]

I loved the disposable cameras that were watertight! Took some good pictures while swimming underwater.

[@75cafexs]

Uh, Kodak is still functioning guys. Yes, they no longer make cameras (technically, they still sell disposable/One-time-use cameras), however they're producing film for both general photography and cinematography. Because of their bankruptcy filings in 2011 (I think), they were split into two different companies: Kodak Alaris - which was the consumer and professional film market along with their photo chemical lineup and Eastman Kodak - which handled the cinema films for both big and small budget films. True, they no longer operate as they once did so, indeed the Kodak of the past is no more. However its still here, still breathing, and very much alive.

[@aretnap3653]

What about Kodak Batteries?

[@FridayWitch9]

I know it’s still going. I see the smoke stack everyday on my way to work 😂

[@Nelphoto]

Yep!

[@xtheunknown4662]

Very interesting. I didn't know that. About Kodak

[@keithslater8202]

I live in Rochester, NY. It’s moved into pharmaceuticals…. It’s traded on the NYSE with ticker symbol $KODK…. 😅 Swing and a miss

[@HolyCross9]

RIP to most of the product brands that we dearly loved and yet faded out of existence.

[@stephensnell1379]

Well the brands won't ever return at all no matter what anyone says

[@horizon92lee]

Wow, Rebecca’s voice dropped hard

[@DeviemTwen]

Pretty sure they were testing us...

[@RomnysGonzalez]

Damn i got so much nostalgia from this video. I remember i used to got 2 Compaq at home. One for me and my brother. My father owned one too for his legal work. Kodak too !. My mother loved and she walked around with one to take photos. I remember how she used to take us to "reveal" those photos. Those old days men. The 90's were the best !

[@twist58]

Kodak was a great brand. Disposable cameras were fun. What I still remember is seeing that brand non-stop at Disneyland, especially when it was used as the sponsor to some of their attractions like Honey, I Shrunk the Audience.

[@matthew_natividad]

Practically the only gadget I could bring on field trips XD

[@stephensnell1379]

@@matthew_natividad disposable items aren't good for the earth 🌎 It's good Kodak is gone for ever

[@matthew_natividad]

@@stephensnell1379 well not everyone could bring an actual camera on field trips especially when the school has a rep of constantly getting shit stolen

[@peanutbutterisfu]

I live in Rochester where Kodak was born. When I was a kid in the 90’s all my friends parents worked there many lived in really nice houses they had money and then Kodak started doing huge lay off after lay off so many people lost out on their pensions, couldn’t afford the life they were living. This one girl I was friends with in like 2005 her parents bought this big 250k house they worked at Kodak and said their job was secure I said man it’s Kodak though and a year later they were laid off and lost everything.

[@abhimanyusharma2489]

I still remember my first "Kodak" handycam .very nostalgic : )

[@rathcohen]

I still have my Easyshare 7.2MP camera. I do have 18-20 MP cameras too.

[@Weezeler]

Kodak still exists ive saw thair batterys

[@daviddo658]

Yeah I remember dropping off the film with my mom at CVS when we went to pick up prescriptions.

[@centrevezgaming4862]

I still own three of them

[@jimroscovius]

My wife had a Kodak Handle instant camera.

[@WatchMojo]

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[@mauricesmithjr4050]

Next list: top 10 cartoons that do not exist anymore

[@official87octo]

next: top 10 most underrated video games

[@chrisakane9840]

I literally have a kodak camrea. Lol

[@chrisakane9840]

Lol anyone remember phat farm 😆

[@dashiajames1882]

Can you please make on " Top 20 clothing stores that exist anymore, or "Top 20 shows that are remakes of old shows" Ex. like Hawaii Five O, SWAT or Dynasty.

[@AbsolutMassager]

Surprised Encarta Encyclopedia wasn’t in the list. That with Netscape browser were my 90s tech

[@pierrelongshanks]

Or Britanica and World Book for that matter...

[@jc.1191]

Netscape gave us Firefox. I've only used Netscape and Firefox browsers on my computers.

[@NOTLeavingLV]

7:55 by the time Microsoft broke the law and gamed the system with a terrible internet explorer, Netscape was doomed to fail. And the real legacy of Netscape is Firefox.

[@ItsDaOneMac]

“Are those Bugle Boy Jeans You’re weaing?” “Hell Nah Girl! You know these Polo!” -Trick Daddy & Trina 2000 “Shut Up”

[@theleap2946]

Dude I owned nothing but Bugle Boy back in the day. Sad that this company went under.

[@indiashante1560]

Glad to know I'm not the only one who was thinking about! 🤣🤣🤣

[@RapFanatic4ever]

I remember that

[@E-Man583]

My family still have some Kodak cameras. One of them is mine, and still have photos of the Oregon Zoo when I was in 5th grade.

[@taaya6037]

:D Netscape was still the browser our school computers used when I graduated in 2010. It speaks volumes for IT classes in Germany that we didn't even know that the brand hadn't existed for three years (and meaning that those computers weren't really updated in at least three years) by that time.

[@charliejoson9145]

I remember the first time I visited the U.S, I was surprised at Kodak "disposable cameras" and panoramic photo prints. I love video topics like this especially for those not familiar with other American brands

[@AaronShenghao]

PanAm didn’t fail, it was unlikely. It caught between oil crises, FAA deregulation ( allow other airlines to fly intercontinental), and terror attack against Americans by targeting PanAm flights specifically… Truly unlucky

[@worldofdoom995]

Its been over ten years and Im still mad over the death of Pontiac.

[@PAZO2FAN]

I continue to enjoy my Fiero Gt Fastback though

[@MegaJustGeorge]

I know how you feel, Frank - I can still recall the first new car my old man came home in; it was a 1972 Pontiac Catalina two-door model, silver gray with a black vinyl top; he bought it new at the Simpson Pontiac Dealership in the Detroit area.

[@michaelcoffey7362]

I am also !!

[@misseselise3864]

it’s sad but they were making the parent company lose profits

[@alexthelizardking]

The TransAm: every boomers midlife crisis car

[@joshuauriarte452]

I remember Kodak and still have one of their cameras. TBH still use it once in awhile. For PanAm. There's been pushes to bring them back but they usually fail. I work for United and one of my coworkers use to work for PanAm. She was devastated to hear that PanAm filed for bankruptcy, She did switch to a different company which still allows her to wear some of her PanAm uniform because it bring the aviation history to life.

[@ahotdj07]

@1:00 You can still buy Tab. I've seen it in some Wal-Marts but our grocery chain, Kroger in Dallas Texas carries Tab.

[@indiashante1560]

I thought I seen it in Walmart too. Lol

[@stone1andonly]

Compaq getting bought out by HP was like Harvard being bought out by the University of Phoenix - the best in the business being bought out by hack competition that still doesn't measure up. The real pity of Pan-Am going belly-up was that they had plans to advance into space travel before Richard Branson had sold his first record album (Tubular Bells by Mike Oldfield, for the trivia obsessed.) In a certain sense, I suppose they are an object lesson of inflexibility of a business model.

[@amandarose4469]

They are the space Arline in 2001 a Space Odyssey.

[@V3ntilator]

Compaq had bad reputation in Europe because of custom motherboards and overpriced upgrades vs any other brand. Even Olivetti used standard PC components.

[@hectorzapata4295]

PanAm existed well into the 2000s, they had a daily flight to and from the small international airport I used to work at. Maybe you should've mentioned Eastern Airlines. And Kodak still exists as a brand in some way, shape, or form.

[@emeraldsroses0524]

What about Continental? Are they still in operation? I can’t recall seeing them anywhere.

[@tmclaughlin11]

@@emeraldsroses0524 Continental merged into United back in 2012.

[@taylorrice8612]

@Hector Zapata. Thank you for calling those errors out. 😀 They need to fact check first.

[@joann.5041]

That is what I remember going under: Eastern Airlines! I know I flew an Eastern flight to a Caribbean cruise in 1984.

[@blind_t2]

I freaking loved those smaller owned airlines. PanAm, Eastern, Midwest Express.

[@wkj-dk8wv]

Oh, Compaq. They started up right behind my neighborhood on the other side of the creek. When they built up their first buildings, it was in an area of the woods where we used to ride our bikes. I can't remember how many times we got chased off by security. We continued riding around the area until they fenced it off.

[@kershabeaver3312]

Oh wow cool

[@Ras137]

Hello fellow Cy-Creek alum (presumably).

[@joey_cordova_]

I loved Bugle Boy. Sad fact, despite their age, a lot of companies still have Compaq Servers because they are too cheap to upgrade.

[@leobertoalbano]

So Many Brands That Officially Don't Exist Anymore Will Be Included As Of 2021

[@BigJeremyBeyer]

Netscape Navigator eventually became Firefox, and it still out there and doing fine today.

[@mashedpotatos3750]

Wait he said "A computer that doesnt smell." When they hell did they stink?

[@originalunoriginal4055]

Yes, the old computers, the computers that were typically known to have the desktop with a big square box attached on its back, they used to smell. After operating the computers for a couple of hours, the desktop used to heat up and you could smell plastic like burn smells!

[@lopez745]

Kodak still makes film. Film photography isn’t dead yet. It’s actually going through somewhat of a revival.

[@KITTY10171]

I still buy film disposable cameras...they real struggle is finding a place that won't ruin half the film while developing

[@Amdisvt]

I loved the Kudos bars!

[@theleap2946]

They were so good!! I didn’t care much for regular candy bars but liked those for some reason.

[@Amdisvt]

@@theleap2946 I liked the M&M version

[@VIGLounge]

So, the Founder of Bugle Boy was not Antione Bugle Boy, I'm shocked.

[@PAZO2FAN]

Happy to hear The Fiero mentioned when they talked about Pontiac. I still have my late husband's 87 Fiero GT Fastback that I enjoy taking for cruises and to car shows

[@KaneshaAndrews]

My older sister had a Fiero when she was a teenager. Unfortunately, she ended up ruining it because she burned out the oil. It sat in backyard for a while until it finally towed off.

[@matthewcoleman8267]

I'd say terrorists blowing up a Pan-Am plane over Scotland might have had a slight effect on why Pan-Am went under

[@storytimewithunclebill1998]

My first car was a Pontiac. It was a good car. Had no idea a lot of these products were gone. Was fun to watch. Great video

[@cailynharabedoff4231]

I actually remember using a Compaq computer. My grandma had one

[@kershabeaver3312]

I want to say we had one. I remember..we had a commodore 64 too

[@christophermerlot3366]

@@kershabeaver3312 The 64 was my first computer in the 1980s. I seem to recall playing these endlessly ponderous word/adventure games on it among other things.

[@Drademdar]

My first Pc was a "Compaq Presario 7220", and I still have it. It's obviously not my main computer today, but it worked the last time I used it many years ago. I have kept it as a memory.

[@kershabeaver3312]

@@Drademdar wow cool

[@GamerFromJump]

That was one of the first PCs I bought pre-made.

[@pamelahsmithsmith2366]

When I see Pontiac, I think of my childhood. My dad would only buy these cars, we had the Bonneville's,Grand Am and the Firebird..Miss Kodak too, "The times of our lives!"

[@ericad8616]

I think this was a pretty good list, though I might have chosen something different for the number one spot, because so many major airlines have gone out of business, mojo should probably make a specific video for them. Also, the narrator said in the beginning that the brands on this list were all associated with specific products and I'm not sure if Pan Am is associated with an actual product. One might say that they're associated with airplanes, but I think that credit goes more to manufacturing companies like Boeing, Lockheed-Martin, etc., rather than to airlines.

[@mrpapagiorgio5404]

Growing up in the 90s and early 00s was awesome and i remember basically all of these

[@HR-wd6cw]

Kodak technically still exists today, just not in the camera equipment industry. However, they are still making film and have revived some of their film lines. Kodak never technically went away either. It's a large company and most people only know them as they relate to photography.

[@ANDROLOMA]

I remember a few: ⭐ *Silkience* a shampoo and conditioner. ⭐ *Keen* a powered drink mix. ⭐ *Teaberry* a chewing gum brand. ⭐ *Ipana* a toothpaste. ⭐ *Pearl Drops* a toothpaste. ⭐ *Magna* a cigarette brand. ⭐ *Bounty* a candy bar. That's all I can remember. 🤔

[@ANDROLOMA]

@Cherry Red I didn't know that. Are they 60 year old packs?

[@ghostrider88jinetedelfanta31]

I miss Pontiac, loved the Firebird, Sunfire & Sunbird, 🔥 🦅always wanted one. Breaks my heart 💔, that Kodak went away. It was the gold standard of film 🎥🎞, & photography 📷. Made decent video tapes 📼📹! Pity they didn't transition to memory cards 💾and flash drives💻 .

[@martyhall9792]

Wow! Waves of nostalgia! Maybe I'm just old. GM needs to relaunch the Pontiac brand.

[@BruzoDragonius]

If the Americans really want to go out protesting to try and save Australia, they should march out to Detroit and protest in front of the GM global HQ there and protest to demand them to relaunch the Holden brand as well.

[@LuccaRPG]

Kudos bars were great. They were candy bars masquerading as granola bars and they were delicious, damn it!

[@derricklogan2058]

Change! There's absolutely nothing you can do about it. That's life! But it's the memories that take longer to fade away. I miss Pontiac and Kodak. The other stuff didn't really matter to me. My tastes have changed over the years, but it's the Pontiac Firebird and Oldsmobile Cutlass vehicles that I really miss! And also, but not mentioned here, The Plymouth Brand from Chrysler Corporation!!! Those 1960's Plymouth Fury III vehicles were AWESOME!!! My parents had a 68 Convertible with a 318 and I had a 67 hard top with a 383 engine for a while!!! Loved them!!!

[@MIKELIN8]

For the 2009 GM bailout, they also discontinued my favorite GM brand: Saturn. I also have a Kodak digital camera.

[@ANDROLOMA]

Saturn made some damn fine cars, alright. Got 191K miles from a 1996 model years ago.

[@vimaljyothi9737]

Back in the days, my father and mother said they used kodak cameras and compaq computers; now i see why are these so popular

[@dementedfurbie.]

The Kodak one depresses me. Their disc camera was the best.

[@markwils5042]

Definitely correct about Pan Am, I still feel bad about them being gone.

[@yungkidnf]

Damn, I didn't even know Bugle Boy went out of business so long ago, and a Compaq was my first computer. 😭😭😭

[@cyber-thundr_]

Ay! I have one of those Kodak cameras when I was at a Science Camp 😆👍🏻

[@z0mbie.beast125]

Holy christ i still remember my first and last sip of Orbits. It was like drinking aloe vera GEL with chunks

[@LoesserOf2Evils]

In addition to Pam Am, Eastern Airlines went out of business. Eastern even hired former astronaut Frank Borman to help prevent bankruptcy and he did keep it operating into the late 1980s or early 1990s. Its intellectual properties, trademark, etc. were bought by another company in 2015 but the new Eastern Airlines is not the old Eastern Airlines.

[@alexcoupe.]

Kodak doesn't exist? I literally bought two packs of Kodak AA batteries this morning!

[@CuriousMisterG]

Brand as in, brand of camera. Not company's. Kodak the company is still a thing, Kodak wind up cameras are no more

[@aliengranpa]

I bought a Kodak camera 3 months ago for 200 bucks at Walmart

[@AcuraTLRacer]

It's funny how so many people get this wrong about Kodak. I just used 5 rolls of kodak film two weeks ago at an auto race

[@Gransonec]

I loved Netscape. The Internet took off, when I was in college and my school started out with Mosaic, followed by Netscape. Netscape was like rocketing into the future. The browser wars were awesome! There was always something new coming out and a new browser update was exciting.

[@theanimeguy13ify]

At least Doritos and Cheetos are still exist.

[@misseselise3864]

for now

[@289cobra9]

Doritos went woke and are losing sales.

[@theanimeguy13ify]

@@289cobra9 No way.

[@289cobra9]

@@theanimeguy13ify Sad but true. Get woke go broke!

[@theanimeguy13ify]

@@289cobra9 OH nuts!

[@JackOrDom23]

Orbitz was great! (If you got the right flavor.) I loved that brand as a kid, so it confuses me as to why they hated on it so hard for that segment.

[@jacobcrozier]

Omg Kodak I remember them they were everywhere

[@AcuraTLRacer]

They still are. Just not as popular obviously.

[@josearellano203]

I am glad #9 is gone now. No wonder I don't see Pontiac cars sold anymore. Kodak was nice. Mobile devices have eliminated the need for a regular camera. I remember the Compaq computers, and I had seen them in my years in middle school due to me being born in 1992.

[@TimEssDub]

HP used the Compaq marque in their enterprise fleet computers for a while. Kodak is more of a patent book than a company now and they could have specialized in DSLRs or even smartphone lenses. Pan Am could have been the flag carrier airline for the US.

[@jXmikeX]

Plymouth, Pontiac, Saturn and Oldsmobile

[@ihabammoury2879]

If you suggested Enron in this list of top 10, then i think Lehman Brothers should be as well

[@originalunoriginal4055]

I still have a Lehman Brothers printer stored away in my attic somewhere!

[@ihabammoury2879]

@@originalunoriginal4055 well keep it for longer time, it will be valuable

[@timbert4672]

IIRC, there is a legacy which Kodak left behind which is used ubiquitously every day, cyanoacrylate, more popularly known as super glue. A kind of accidental invention of theirs which mostly went unused until the Veitnam war where it was used to quickly bind wounds due to the way it instantly forms long polymer chains when it reacts with water in the air and skin.

[@dianehenkel9088]

I loved my Pontiac 6000. I also liked Rootbeer flavored Kool-Aid, that was d/c. What about d/c of Polaroid film. The cameras still worked great but were useless because you couldn’t buy film anymore.

[@Nickr3000]

I'll never forget when in 2003 my dad gave me the Polaroid Camera he had just recently bought because I was super stoked on it since I had seen Kodak disposable cameras and I had seen digital cameras but I had never seen a Polaroid, that to me was truly something special.

[@FrankMilanese]

Polaroid film are still available, Fuji own them, I work in retail and still sell the cameras and films

[@dianehenkel9088]

@@FrankMilanese Where can you purchase Polaroid film?

[@ryan.harvill]

I used to work for Bugle Boy's e-commerce section from 2000 to 2001. Ralph Lauren bought us out and laid off all us lowly warehouse workers. It took weeks for us to get our final paycheck. That was my first "real job" as a recent high school grad.

[@julianaylor4351]

I own my late father's Kodak 1960s box camera, which I last used in the late 1979, after he gave it to me. You forgot that what really finished off Pan Am, was the damage to their reputation by first the helicopter accident on their headquarters office roof and the security failures that lead to terrorists destroying one of their planes over Lockerbie in Scotland.

[@randomami8176]

I thought the same. The Lockerbie Terrorist attack was truly the beginning of the end for Pan Am. If I’m not mistaken it was Pan Am the first company/brand that started the air miles rewards concept, that was quickly adopted by American Airlines…fast forward today, even the smallest store has a “reward” program.

[@jediknightjairinaiki560]

Just a few . . . Summit candy bars, Bar None candy bars, Heyday Bars Cookies, Stuff n' Burgers, Stewart's Key Lime Soda, Koala Water (especially the orange mango).

[@AnimeBleachBabe]

Bar None was my JAM! They screwed up the moment they added caramel! THEY DIDN'T NEED NO STINKING CARAMEL!

[@RafFoeDub]

The 90s drink I miss the most is surge in 2 liters, I find the cans every now and then and at the BK soda fountain but I want even just the small bottles but I'd prefer the 2 liters it's very nostalgic to me

[@theleap2946]

So many cool 90s drinks! Surge, Jolt, Josta…what a weird time

[@indiashante1560]

Yeah, I loved Surge. Lol

[@johnny-becker]

to be fair, I never heard of Enron until the scandal and Pan Am, though they folded when I was only a kid, I saw in many movies and television shows.

[@DeniseFaraday]

I miss Netscape. It was a nice alternative to IE at the time.

[@V3ntilator]

I used Netscape as long as possible over anything else.

[@judithmohr5265]

My dad had a friend who was a Pan Am pilot. He told Dad that he was actually in the air the day they declared bankruptcy. I was more sad about Eastern going under earlier that year.

[@lindavalentine2717]

The story about Tab was wrong on this video. I clearly remember the Saturday morning I was at the store to buy Tab. Two other people were also there looking for Tab. There weren't any - only Diet Coke. I eventually had to switch to Diet Coke, which I initially hated, because if I wanted a sugarless drink I had no choice. They weren't selling Tab anymore. People didn't switch to Diet Coke because they liked it better. They switched because Coca Cola gave you no other choice.

[@janetharned4343]

Worked at Brogan Cadillac-Oldsmobile in Paterson, NJ, a great company, and saw the beginning of great cars coming out

[@JusNoBS420]

I remember when you had to say IBM compatible lol

[@shawngrove1545]

Kodak cameras actually still exist you can get them at Walgreens and Walmart where they still develop pictures

[@zachwalker522]

My first laptop was a Compaq. I didn't know it ended

[@elidagdagan2780]

I remember my first Kodak Camera. I put it into a personal time capsule for my son to dig up and learn what I once used

[@OkieOtaku]

Fun Fact: Pan Am still exists as a rail freight company 😂 The look of confusion on my face when I saw their logo on a boxcar last year, lol

[@JordysRailVideos]

Not anymore, they got bought by CSX

[@The_Infamous_Boogyman]

Orbitz was like drinking halfway chilled jello

[@kenbrown2927]

I miss Kudos and Orbitz the most. (Haha, Enron.)

[@QuinnSmalls215]

I remember Netscape. It takes me back to my middle school days

[@ffnendhgrgd]

"We were just trying to change the world" wow. The audacity

[@ruth1035]

Pontiac was also well known for KITT. David Hasselhoff’s car on Knight Rider

[@redpyramid9697]

I remember Knight Rider well.

[@GoddessGirl2121]

What about Jolt cola? That stuff had an insane amount of caffeine

[@chrisguardiano6143]

Reebok would have been on this list a few years ago due to their owners at the time Adidas thinking about discontinuing the brand because they could not find a buyer for it. However as of August of last year Reebok is now owned by Authentic Brands Group which also owns brands such as Sports Illustrated, Eddie Bauer, Nautica & Barneys to name a few.

[@Markimark151]

Kodak still exists, it’s not the original company. They didn’t put Agfa nor Circuit City on this list. Agfa no longer exist, at least Kodak and Fujifilm are still in the photography business in a much smaller scale.

[@samoyed81966]

Actually, Circuit City was a name for an electronics store. If you heard what the announcer said at the beginning of this video. Stores like Blockbuster and Radio Shack deserved their own list. But there are other products that've been discontinued over the years like Halo Shampoo, Lustre Creme Shampoo, Palmolive Rapid-Shave, and Glo-Coat Floor Wax.

[@Markimark151]

@@samoyed81966 I wish they put defunct brands, like Agfa or Lever 2000 and Wisk, those household brands used to be popular in the 1980s.

[@douglasallen9428]

I’m surprised that Saturn didn’t even make the list!!!

[@angeloson2250]

To this day I own a KODAK camera

[@indieauthorjasonblayne7511]

I bought a pair of Bugle Boy shorts a few years ago from a Family Dollar store and I still use them when I hit the gym.

[@GroundhogDayisAWESOME]

THANKS, without Rebecca's know-it-all voice, this is a breath of fresh air xD

[@snarkus63]

As Kodak went down, it took Disney's Journey Into Imagination with it.

[@cadillacdeville5828]

This will be interesting.

[@CasioMaker]

Side note on Compaq: while the company itself no longer exists, there are several licensed brands using the Compaq logo in different parts of the world. Grupo Newsan built laptops in Argentina from 2016 to 2018 with the Compaq brand attached to it. Positivó Tecnología re-licensed the brand name for usage in Brazil, also to manufacture laptops and desktops. Meanwhile in India, they make Smart TV (licensing deal by Ossify) and apparently, in the US there’s a licensing deal with an unspecified partner to distribute and sell Compaq-branded tablets.

[@waypointfan119]

That’s Ryan, not Rebecca.

[@buzbuz33-99]

I remember a 60 Minutes interview in the 1980s with the 20 somethings who worked at Compaq. They essentially said that anyone who had not earned $1 million in their 20s was "a loser". How the mighty have fallen.

[@samoyed81966]

Here are other brands that were discontinued that you should've include on the list of brands that don't exist anymore. Like Plymouth Cars, Lux Beauty Soap, Gleem Toothpaste, and Toni Home Permanent just to name a few.

[@yudhabagaskara98]

Lux still exists in my country

[@samoyed81966]

@@yudhabagaskara98 Lux only exists in Brazil and India. Lux was discontinued in America to focus on Dove and Caress.

[@MrRuffntumble9]

Polaroid too

[@jimroscovius]

@@MrRuffntumble9 Polaroid is still selling instant cameras and film.

[@jimroscovius]

He did talk about Plymouth.

[@corriburman3962]

Compaq is still around and they are making computers and 2 n 1s under that name as a subsidiary of HP. So you need to do your list over. U can get a Compaq 2n 1 at QVC. Just recently if not sold out already.

[@59771006]

"Narration by Rebecca" When did Rebecca start sounding like a man?

[@dawnofapril3055]

I was on Team Netscape back in the day. A precursor to me backing many other failed products and formats like the Zune and HD-DVD.

[@donaldmaroschek3120]

Boy Rebecca's voice sure changed

[@carminecdinoproductions]

It’s a much different actor!

[@Dibab]

@@carminecdinoproductions no shit

[@seantlewis376]

Compaq will not be missed. I bought a Presario for my wife in 1996, and it was such a pain that I was regularly fixing it, and replaced it less than two years later. Bugle Boy: well, fashion is fickle. This should be no surprise. I remember Kodak being the first company I saw with a digital camera. If they had stuck with that, they might still be around.