Across the 80s and the 90s there were funny and original commercials, so peculiar that they are still good nowadays.
Let’s start with this one.
A child missed the bus school to return home. It rains. The only way to return home is by foot.
Suddenly, a meow meow catches her attention…
Nor did I, until YouTube suggested me the video you posted.
We are living in a magic time, where the knowledge is at our fingertips.
In this era and time, ignorance is a fault.
Unfortunately, it’s as readily available as knowledge, if not more so.
As for commercials, I remember at University they’d host movies once or twice a month (not sure what projector they had, but for a full-length movie it required changing the roll once or twice). One thing they showed every year were the most funny commercials from around the world (and I gladly paid to see them!). Now I can’t even remember the last time I actually watched (much less paid attention) to an ad.
One that stuck (not from the '90s, but not long after), was that one:
I wonder, why are there barely any jingles in commercials nowadays? Up to the 90’s almost any spot had a jingle and sometimes even a complete song. Isn’t that exactly the sort of thing which makes a commercial memorable?
Every Kellogg’s flavor had its own song.
Especially this one I never forgot:
And this one is from the town I live:
And here is a video of the sad state of the abandoned factory building:
Another commercial, this time it involves a can of paint.
You can paint every surface, it’s easy (so easy that even a girl can do it ), directly on rusty parts.
“Brava, Giovanna, brava!” it’s the jingle that sticks in mind!