A lot of girls will act like the little boy when you tell 'em "No kids". I think we should make it a double bill.

You mean those Australian Hilux ads? 🤫

@@azairvine He means the ads that say Bugger many times (that this video cuts out) that showed in NZ and were considered legendary, that gained many complaints that weren't upheld. He made no claim as to their origin, only that in NZ they were legendary. But hey. Like the Mitre 10 ad - "Aussies.. No surprises there."

@@iceymonster4675 I honestly don't even know what I was trying to say, but it was undoubtedly an attempt at some kind of obscure wit that no one (including me apparently) would understand 🙄

@@azairvine All good my bro, no offense intended on my part - check out the Mitre 10 ad if you haven't seen btw, it was a light-hearted jab. Not sure if that one got banned or not either, it's been like 20 years since it was on TV

@@iceymonster4675 you're cool dude. I've just got a Swiss cheese ND 🧠 I grew up on all those ads back in country Victoria in the '80s '90s....

Bakkies (pick ups) are a fundamental part of South Africa life and culture for practical and even symbolic reasons , so not a surprise they get more advertising than car there. Many of such advertising are imported, so they lack a certain salty south african humor.

Mostly one big Toyota New Zealand commercial...

No worries, the ads are funnier than the programs.

The HSBC one was SORT of banned, but only because of the "World's Local Bank" tag, ALL of those were pulled; as they werent - and still arent, a local bank. I dont know how many complaints were made, but the tag line had been used for YEARS at that point.

yeah, he knew that. but, how does he get clicks with "ads that weren't anything special?"

It's called "clickbait" - welcome to the Internet.

@@RetroJack Clikas Baiticus.

That's probably the line that got the commercial banned. "Whot? Well whodya expect him to shag? A non-sheep? You some kinda pur-vert?"

Typical New Zealand slang.

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

I loved those adverts 😭🙆🏿‍♂️😂😂

It was not banned. It was on tv in the Netherlands.

Yeah i remember that one too

"walking fridge" - the second one is missing!!!!!

Heineken - The Tube is a follow up

Aussie*

He would have prematurely lost some of his teeth 😂

I carried my daughter doing that out of a Dave and Busters once. I got a lot of dirty looks and I'm surprised nobody called the cops because it legit looked like I was kidnapping a kid. That was maybe 6 or 7 years ago and she hasn't done it since. I later had to go back to pick up my wife and sons since they got left there.

but apparently they were banned 🙄

These were from a time when you couldn't skip ads 🤣🤣🤣

I remember a couple of these videos, but the last one that kid would’ve been grounded for so long and I would’ve told him you want some to cry about I’ll give you something to cry about. I know it’s incorrect these days but my dad used it on me and my grandpa used it on my dad and his brother, made you stop crying right away

@@robertdawson291 We stop doing that an now look where we are with kids and how they act.

@@robertdawson291 scaring and traumatising your kids for life is great parenting of course

Same here with me and my brothers when our backsides' would meet the back of a clothes brush.@@robertdawson291

@@gusyonok9950 Do you have kids? It's highly unlikely going by your comment.

Sexism, cruelty to animals, catcalling, and so on. Anyway, the people who banned the love abortion more than condoms.

but you really have to watch again for the very last one

Nah I’m good. Found something else that was funny instead. But if you are talking about the beer one that wasn’t banned either. That was on for a long time. It was just clickbait.

I remember seeing in tv first one and last one.