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The nostalgia 🥹
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where is the "Call JD Wentworth, 877 CASH NOW!"
Empire commercial
They don’t make commercials the same today
O-O-O-O’Riley Auto Parts
Snackees
Being nostalgic about advertisements is borderline boomer behavior
Pillow Pets…
It’s crazy how I remember watching all these before Flat Screen TVs were the norm 😂😭.
Kids these days have too much childish shit, what we had was magical, phenomenal and amazing.
As one of the LAST millennials (mostly Gen Z) I remember all of these commercials.
A more innocent time. I miss it.
Back then when advertisements were tolerable
Shit I was there to see those 800-588-2300 Empire Today commercials back when it was a hand drawn cartoon
Yes… But do you also remember Cal Worthington at Worthington Dodge?!
I knew every single one of these, and now… I may be one of the last to remember them.
You know, i'm convinced ads today are only aired if they are so horribly directed and awful to watch. Less people would pay for premium (or pirate) if the ads weren't like watching a gorilla scrape forks against a plate.
How I feel watching all these old commercials:
can someone send the other version of empiretoday commercial where it gets cursed XD
@zappgame__
OMG I remember literally ALL of these 🥹
I remember seeing all those commercials when I was in 1st, 2nd and 3rd grade 😭
Shit so boring now these days
I somehow always had this number recognized
Oh no… we’ve finally hit the point where adults are having nostalgia over things that happened after I became an adult… I’M OLD NOW 😭
ong i still have the pillow pet and i keep it close because it holds somethin special...
800-588-2300 EMPIRE (TODAY) 🗣🔥🔥
You gotta add zoo pals
@Levi_Gshep 2000s was a fun time
Hey these commercials back then was very nostalgic okay This was when life was good and good TV shows came on early mornings You know I'm saying Disney Channel original movies you know what I mean holiday specials and shit So these commercials really have childhood thoughts 💯
I know the o reilly and the nickelodeon one.
