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@rickybuhl3176 8 күн бұрын

Ma dude's spot on with the kid falling and woman running to get her clothes - same time, different places and 'she can't always be there' - 'so don't rely on others to save your children.'

@MikaIsDead 7 күн бұрын

Another small detail is that the dad instantly picks him up and shakes him to try and wake him up. If he was first aid trained, he'd know not to do that

@Lunabracco 8 күн бұрын

You should see the drink driving adverts!

@ttrublu79 Күн бұрын

They're brutal. The fact we grew up with these ads is what probably has made me so cautious. With crossing the road, stranger danger, fires, etc, we had it ALL... we don't see them anymore, which would give the kids nowadays a bit of a reality check! I have shown all my kids the ads we used to watch so they're more aware

@KC-gy5xw 7 күн бұрын

These adverts are probably why the UK is one of the most generous countries for giving to causes, even though we are going through a cost of living crisis.

@richardhltrp1791 6 күн бұрын

what .... lol

@AutoAlligator 6 күн бұрын

@@richardhltrp1791 Is your question out of ignorance or stupidity? I honestly despair at the comments of young people.

@richardhltrp1791 5 күн бұрын

@@AutoAlligator 1971 . KID !

@MarkPentler 4 күн бұрын

@@KC-gy5xw charity is a failure of society and institutions, of course.

@MarkPentler 4 күн бұрын

@@richardhltrp1791 use your words and tell us what you want to tell us

@dgse83 7 күн бұрын

The actress in the Traffiking advert is the incredible Dame Emma Thompson, she is the president of the charity.

@AutoAlligator 6 күн бұрын

We need more of these public information ads more than ever I would suggest.

@victr2098 4 күн бұрын

At first I thought they would recognise her, but I think they were just more shocked by what they were seeing. That advert was probably only shown after the watershed, so about 9pm and onwards…. I have to say though ALL of those adverts really do hit you hard. 🥺🤦🏻‍♀️

@redset11 22 сағат бұрын

Incredibly woke and annoying luvvie

@soccxcross 8 күн бұрын

We don't get as many of these types of adverts anymore, and they're mainly shown after the watershed - 9PM Onwards.

@Bramfly 7 күн бұрын

Shocked by honest advertising but not by horrific gun violence. Typical

@gfimadcat 6 күн бұрын

The UK, Australia, and New Zealand all have some seriously hard hitting PSA's - their traffic ones are... well, if you consider these brutal, the traffic ones are absolutely vicious.

@glenn20081965 8 күн бұрын

When I was last in the States I was shocked at how many adverts were pushing pharmaceutical drugs.

@Xanthumb_Gum 7 күн бұрын

Did you get any forced upon you? So stop whining and stay home.

@glenn20081965 7 күн бұрын

@@Xanthumb_Gum No, I have a brain, unlike gullible people like you. 🥳

@martindunstan8043 7 күн бұрын

@@Xanthumb_Gumwhat's the matter with you,guy's just making an observation!🤡

@lesley4085 7 күн бұрын

@@Xanthumb_Gum 🤣 you really are just out there trolling 👍😊

@shauncraigparkinson8165 6 күн бұрын

And cars!

@steddie4514 8 күн бұрын

Brutal? Yes! Effective? Most definitely! 🇬🇧👍

@clivenewman4810 6 күн бұрын

The public information films we had 50 years ago were terrifying.

@fivelefttoes Күн бұрын

You aren’t kidding!! They stopped me playing on train lines, electricity sub stations and building sites. They definitely did their job.

@adolfocabarcas5795 9 күн бұрын

the number 9 lessons is that if the father should do the training that the woman has, he could save his child by doing the right thing to do instead of scream for help, sorry my bad english

@charlieblaine7999 9 күн бұрын

Very True. Made the guy completely helpless to prove a point. # emasculation

@warailawildrunner5300 8 күн бұрын

@@charlieblaine7999 There was a follow up to this advert - once a certain amount of people did the training that cited the advert they released a vid showing the man had taken the training and was able to save the boy.

@jimreid4367 8 күн бұрын

The differrence between UK & US adverts is simple . Here in the UK because health care is free then advertising hard hitting preventions is mainly because we care but also preventing a crisis keeps the costs down . But in the US this method would be harmful to the pharmaceutical industry & Insurance companies as they want to sell you drugs & insurance after the crisis has already happened .

@Xanthumb_Gum 7 күн бұрын

Worst analysis ever. Truly wrongbin literally every respect. Oddly, science connecte bigotry to low IQ. Bigot.

@EdDueim 7 күн бұрын

Agreed. But also adverts warning about the dangers of obesity or guns etc would affect too many corporations' profits.

@Xanthumb_Gum 7 күн бұрын

@@EdDueim Adverts exist. People just don't care.

@xander8559 8 күн бұрын

This channel randomly appeared and glad I wastched. These are hard-hitting. I tear up at the first one when he says, "You did promise, didn't you," and the barnardos one going backwards, when he says "I'm scared" thats me...gone. It just gets you when a child says those words. We have hard-hitting adverts to hammer home the message, and I'm glad I live in a country that isn't afraid to tell it how it is.

@user-yu9uw8wo9o 8 күн бұрын

Motor Neurone Disease is known as ALS in the US

@stephenhodgson3506 7 күн бұрын

or more commonly Lou Gehrig disease.

@emileriksson76 11 күн бұрын

Well, F***. Lessons need to be taught, but damn. This should probably be mandatory viewing for all adults around the world. This one hurt, not going to lie.

@idontsignin 7 күн бұрын

Remember the ice bucket challenge from a few years back. It was called ALS, but in the UK it's called Motor Neuron Disease. People where doing this ice bucket challenge and they didn't know anything about ALS.

@kirstygunn9149 7 күн бұрын

One of our family friends was one of the people who appeared on the charity posters around the UK for MND. he sadly passed away from it a few years ago, and he will be missed every day .RIP Michael ❤

@emmahowells8334 7 күн бұрын

If you make ads to soft to shield from shock, what you actually do is desensitize yourself and don't pay attention to the warning and thats when things go wrong and catch you off guard. But if you shock to the point where you don't forget these ads, then you stop and think and possibly prevent it from happening before rather than deal with the later consequences.

@tomaskennedy 7 күн бұрын

4:04 She was running to get her clothes in off the washing line before the rain started. She probably wasn’t even that kid's mother.

@reeeyou 5 күн бұрын

She definitely isnt. It’s raining where she was, but it wasnt raining where the dad and son is, which is how they are showing it’s two different places.

@tomaskennedy 5 күн бұрын

@@reeeyou She’s at home and the father and son are playing in the park.

@barrysteven5964 6 күн бұрын

Many years ago, I mean decades ago, there was an advert with a little boy in his classroom talking about his friend who had been killed by a drunk driver. There was an empty desk. At the end of it he just looked at the camera and said 'he was my best friend'. It shook me up so much I STILL remember it and it still affects me. Incidentally, I've checked the statistics on the incidents of drink driving, and they are dramatically lower in the UK than in the USA. The percentage of fatal road accidents involving drunk drivers in 2015 was 35% in the USA and 16% in the UK.

@anitaherbert1037 23 сағат бұрын

Now you have PTSD we didn't have to watch these back to back. Now you should watch UK Christmas adverts as a nice antidepressant.

@angelawalker8615 7 күн бұрын

I remember the ad for the smoke alarms, because it made me check mine and still do on a regular basis. So it got the message through.

@MarkPentler 10 күн бұрын

Why don't people EVER understand Tree? They're are in different places! Look at the screen!

@jasoncallow860 8 күн бұрын

He paused it at precisely the wrong moment

@rogergill1969 8 күн бұрын

They do, Americans don’t.

@bobanob1967 8 күн бұрын

He wondered why these are not shown in the US, she answered the question.

@MarkPentler 7 күн бұрын

@@rogergill1969 actually yes - that's my experience with all of these. Always the Americans. Folks, I don't know what it is about American culture that means your advertising is about being smacked in the head by a brick rather than subtly led into things by analogy and metaphors, but do please fix it. Our advertisements are more like actual films sometimes. We don't treat the viewer like an idiot

@Steve0272. 7 күн бұрын

" WHY dont people EVER understand " ....His pause was accidentally bad timing and the fact they just watched a child fall and hit the ground fills the brain emotionally which is a main point of the advert , it's easy for details to be missed and several other obvious factors

@wrghty 6 күн бұрын

Yeah, some of these are tame to others you saw in the UK in the 90s and 00s. There was a few that really stood out to me back then that didn't feature on here. First was "real children don't bounce back" then "ventriloquist" then "sunday lunch" i think thats what it was called and the think "live with it" ad. Also, there was this messed up, heartbreaking abuse ad back in the 90s and it went through all the different stages of abuse but i cant remember the title. It was like a fifa poster, a spice girls mag, a baby rattle etc... these ads needed to be in this video tbh

@mervinmannas7671 8 күн бұрын

your lovely wifes face spoke volumes during this as she was visably shocked especialy by the ones involving kids and the traffiking one. The actress in that one is Oscar winner Emma Thompson and did it for free. Many of these would only have been shown after 9pm which is our watershed for graphic stuff as most kids should be in bed by then. I remember the smoke alarm one as their were reports of DIY stores running out of smoke alarms after that was shown. Our Dont Drink and Drive commercials and Quit Smoking ones can be pretty nasty too.

@spacefanatic 7 күн бұрын

They are public service announcements rather than the usual advertisements. I think the one with Emma Thompson (Nanny McPhee) 'Torture By Any Other Name' is one of the best as it is still going on today with sex trafficking practically all over the world.

@sazmullium 13 минут бұрын

As a fellow English gal, just so you know, these ads are not allowed to be shown until after watershed which is 9pm. I’m also surprised the car ad isn’t on here… it’s a bunch of little kids on a school trip to the woods… with a young guy speeding and rolls his car over a small stone wall and it rolls and kills the kids on the trip…

@andrewf3746 2 күн бұрын

Please bare in mind that some of these adverts were shown after 9pm and night which is the time programming gets more adult in content.as kids should be in bed asleep by then. So kids don't often see these until they mature enough to understand the context. Us brits are used to a shock advert lol

@AndyAJ_DukeAir 4 сағат бұрын

The two that stick in my head were the UK "AIDS, don't die of ignorance" and the "this is what to do in the event of a nuclear war" public info ads.

@sarahjf69 4 сағат бұрын

Protect and Survive ads lol ....they were scary when I was a kid!!

@Squashylemon 11 күн бұрын

This reminds me of those commercials about either starving kids in Africa where you could see their rib cages and they would be sitting in sewer water or those commercials about abandoned pets that were dying of diseases and they would zoom in on their faces. Then at the end of the commercials they would guilt trip you into donating money when in reality your money wasn't going anywhere near helping any animals or kids.

@brianferris8668 Күн бұрын

Don't forget, medical treatment here in the UK doesn't cost.

@petrmilota6398 2 күн бұрын

It's 6AM in my country and this made me cry.. what a start of the day.. but at the same time.. I feel so blessed and my "problems" seems so little now..

@leeknott2171 2 күн бұрын

The UK Ad’s used to care about the ppl, now the UK Ad’s only care about what they are told to care about and it isn’t the ppl.

@lesley4085 7 күн бұрын

Great reaction, it is quite heavy watching all these back to back.

@cyrus2728 7 күн бұрын

the best reactions are when the face says it all, no talk needed, we just all understand . 15.44 prime example.

@pencilandpaper8438 Күн бұрын

9:24 These public health ads were what we saw at primary school age: between the ages of 5 and 10 or 11, in order to understand all kinds of public and personal safety. Ie: this is our version of sheltering. Scare people enough that the disaster hopefully doesn’t happen in the first place.. 😅

@jillosler9353 2 күн бұрын

These were Government Adverts and were very effective at really making people think!

@jameshumphreys9715 7 күн бұрын

Second one give the impression she was looking out the window, it got me first few time i watched it

@robertvien5693 11 күн бұрын

Dudes, i don't mean to scare anyone but once, i inhaled like one drop of water and i couldn't breath. Honestly. I was driving and was moving along with everyone at 35mph. I was suffocating. Terrifying. I made it off the road before i could finally breath in, little by little. I've had the wind knocked out of me a few times. X it by ten. When i was a kid, mom always said that you can drown in a teaspoon of water

@boombap2380 11 күн бұрын

Yeah i once almost drowned after inhaling water while showering

@adolfocabarcas5795 9 күн бұрын

don't worry the worst can happen is that you pass out but eventually you will breath again, it's just a defence mechanism to avoid more liquid go to your lungs

@danielgardecki1046 5 күн бұрын

Doddie Weir - Rugby Union Player - Diagnosed with MND in December 2016. Died in November 2022. Stephen Darby - Football Player - Diagnosed with MND in November 2018. Currently in a wheelchair and can barely speak. Rob Burrow - Rugby League Player - Diagnosed with MND in December 2019. Died in June 2024. Marcus Stewart - Football Player - Diagnosed with MND in September 2022. Can still talk and walk at the moment, however his left hand is practically dead.

@anitaherbert1037 23 сағат бұрын

St John's ambulance is a volunteer organisation you will often see them at public events like football matches. Ordinairy prople can go and learn first aid.

@MrChristbait 8 күн бұрын

These aren't adverts,they are p.s.a. (public service announcements.) Do fun adverts like Irn Bru or Tango!🇬🇧

@markdermody9698 2 сағат бұрын

We have had lots of quality PSA's over the years too put out on the BBC paid for by the Government and they are very hard hitting too but also very effective and as you have said, they don't sugar coat things at all which is the best way to point these problems out. If they did sugar coat them then they wouldn't be as memorable and therefore people would forget what to do under such circumstances thus that person could end up dying and all these adverts have been made with a view that you may do something that could help people in those circumstances, thus saving their lives in the future! These are the most effective adverts around as they are so very memorable! I love the fact that here in the UK our government doesn't cover things up, thus we are more aware of the dangers people could face! ❤️ Such advertising works as I am sure you would agree after this small taster!

@nulse55 4 күн бұрын

Nobody likes feeling uncomfortable. Those of true mind, thought and heart will face, learn and grow from harsh truths and realities. The coward and the ignorant will create their own reality, because they do not like feeling uncomfortable.

@Chapsoft 3 күн бұрын

The ones in 70s were even more hardcore. You might want to check out the John Lewis Christmas ads to cheer yourself up

@BunyipToldMe 5 күн бұрын

Dame Edna Thompson was fantastic in the one about the knocking shop

@pterra9 7 күн бұрын

some of these adverts didnt come on tv until after 9pm so kids wouldnt see them

@jackabalas Сағат бұрын

Yes you need earth shattering realistic advertising to remind you of your own mortality, the USA could definitely cope with that and not at all descend into rhetorical chaos

@stevenhartley1350 5 күн бұрын

Mental health problems should be feeling for everyone who has need, not for those who can pay. In the UK we provide mental health help though the NHS as well as through volunteers. I also used to be a m Volunteer with the St. John Ambulance and through it I met hundreds of like minded people and treated over a hundred and fifty people in need. First aid is something everyone should learn.

@TheGramophoneGirl 3 күн бұрын

I bet you checked your smoke alarm after watching that first one!

@suzyt9911 2 күн бұрын

Wait until you see the Christmas adverts, you will need tissues for those

@lilmisssandi 6 күн бұрын

i remember 1 when i was a kid in 80s and it was kids playing near power lines with there football scared the hell out of me i never went anywhere near them so the ads work

@allanfitz3535 4 күн бұрын

Australia has some hard-hitting PSA's

@tamkin007 2 күн бұрын

The public in Britain give a lot to charity a really big amount . We are treated as villains and thief's it has always been the rich and the politicians.

@charlesripper2978 7 күн бұрын

Dame Emma Thomson as the actor in the Sex trafficking advert.

@AndPigsCanFly-ku6ku 7 күн бұрын

One of th disadvantages of Tv not being such a main source of entertainment anymore, is you cant show ads like this to your entire populace at once anymore. In the 90s, everyone would be watching the same few channels on tv, so it was far easier to have a large chunk of the population see ads like this. But with everyone watching everything online, such targetted ads arent really possible anymore. Another unintended downside to the internet.

@Klingon2468 7 күн бұрын

This is my first video of yours, and boy I picked a doozie. I am English I remember these ads, and yes they effected us as much as you. As I watched all the same emotions returned that I had the first few times I watched them, you must remember we saw them more than once and even today I teared up. You will have to watch the anti smoking ones and the drink driving ones and the speeding ones, but get a big box of tissues you will need them.

@lisabadham 5 күн бұрын

These adverts aren't shown before 9pm so they don't traumatise young children. They're also not shown during football games etc.

@yeahmyrealnameright5967 4 күн бұрын

The first aid one The advert wasn’t silent the music playing would have caused a copy write strike hence being removed. By the original uploader.

@Cyborgdelta1 7 күн бұрын

A lot of these where played after 8pm like the Motoneuron disease awareness, the first aid ones where like after 6pm but some where edited to show earlier in the day

@johnsmith-de9wv 8 сағат бұрын

I hav'nt seen them ,and i'm from the uk ,makes a tear start tho'!!

@direnova6284 5 күн бұрын

Remember you never saw these in a row, it can be a bit heavy all at once.

@sarahjf69 4 сағат бұрын

Guys you should watch the public information films they aimed at us kids in the 70's.....they were traumatising, but they did what they were supposed to lol.

@pterra9 7 күн бұрын

in my country ireland we had some crazy ones too i should not have seen lol and i never forgot

@ClassicRiki 6 күн бұрын

The adverts are placed in thought through slots mate…they’re not generally thrown in the middle of a sporting event, in addition many sporting events do not have adverts in the middle (some do but they’re sponsored ones)

@kimwatchesstuff 22 сағат бұрын

Helps when you have free Healthcare though.

@jacqueshughes3085 3 күн бұрын

Charities make great commercials - lots of money invested as they have to make an impact ... to get more money!!!

@ruairi_d 8 күн бұрын

You should check out the Northern Ireland road safety adverts. They scarred me as a kid.

@akeel_1701 Күн бұрын

the one with the car hitting all the kids? Yeah I seen Russell Howard react to that one!

@ruairi_d Күн бұрын

@@akeel_1701 Yeah. That's the one!. There are a few others too from the early 2000s.

@tradeladder146 7 күн бұрын

These Ads would not be shown during A Sports Game, the times are selected , always after 9 P.M.

@StefanStuart1 Күн бұрын

What a great video. thank you

@08wolfeyes 8 күн бұрын

As hard hitting as such adverts can be here and as difficult as they may be for those who watch them, I think it's important that they don't soft sell them, sugar coat them. I think doing so doesn't always help or help people to really understand what people go through. The way these adverts are done are quite genius really and very genuine in their approach. They definitely hit hard and make the viewer think about what is being advertised.

@selfaware3940 3 күн бұрын

I do hope you check the smoke alarm in the house!

@Katmarie100 3 күн бұрын

Also bear in mind they wouldn't show all of these adverts one after the other like this.

@g0019c 11 күн бұрын

These are very powerful commercials and are sad but tell the truth about the harsh realities of life! It's not all roses or fun and games sometimes when I'm eating a nice meal at a restaurant I think about the people who are being killed in other countries and how they are starving. It sounds crazy what I wrote but it is true. The one about trafficking was very powerful. Hop you have a great day!!

@anjakenny477 7 күн бұрын

Helen Bamber foundation is an astonishing charity. That advert clearly affected the lady in this video. I hope she’s ok. I love our adverts in the UK. They can also be hilarious.

@Danny_kay 7 күн бұрын

"UK really cares about there people"............UK used to care about there people but not anymore and been the case for years. But regarding adverts its about being blunt because if you sugar coat them then they will be quickly forgotten but because people are stupid adverts must be blunt to get the message across. Also with the first advert about checking fire alarms i'm pretty sure council houses have gas checks once a year which include testing the alarms so with council houses its normal practice which it should if we want to increases survival in case of a potential fire. But people take adverts more serous when its relatable for example i have 3 kids so child related adverts will be more relatable or put in care/foster ect like i was so those adverts are relatable.

@David_Beames 8 күн бұрын

"I am a crisis" is the queen of the North.

@kenpudsey6435 3 күн бұрын

This was a good post guys,disturbing but its something that everyone should see.

@richardwani2803 8 күн бұрын

I've watched a lot americans react to these and what I've found is that americans are very soft these adverts are tame in comparison

@ClassicRiki 6 күн бұрын

19:12 Question…even if you did have them when you were younger, name one? Brits like me can definitely point to some

@julianlawrence-ball2279 4 күн бұрын

Imagine the difference an advertisement advocating gun safety could make. Not gun prohibition or gun restrictions but simple gun safety. Correct storage, correct training, correct maintenance nothing controversial just gun safety

@wesleyrodgers886 8 күн бұрын

There should be powerful adverts about the homeless. The hate I see posted is disgraceful. 😶😶

@anok4u2 6 күн бұрын

Google 'Apaches' 1977 public information film!🤣

@l3v1ckUK 7 күн бұрын

You should see the Irish drink driving advert.

@tomaskennedy 7 күн бұрын

5:15 Motor Neurone Disease is called ALS in America (used to be called Lou Gehrig's Disease)

@angelahawman4263 8 күн бұрын

Sorry you got beat up by our adverts, they were some of the hardest hitting ones. And one after another. You got slapped. You are right though, there is no monitory profit in bringing awareness, but there is moral profit. We've just got to decide which one we value more. From Yorkshire UK.

@blacktronlego 3 күн бұрын

The aren't exactly adverts. Thay are shown during commercial breaks, but they are public information. They are not often shown which is why they have to be so effective and often uncompromisingly graphic. Most adverts are what you said, businesses trying to make money.

@steviesellers 4 күн бұрын

Know as P.S.I Public Service Information for various charities and to spread awareness

@esclad 8 күн бұрын

You certainly don't forget them.

@davidcruse6589 2 күн бұрын

We have this type in Australia 🇦🇺 They had to tone them back a bit Our drink driving where pretty brutal Still are but don't use real clips now They used to show real people trapped in cars screaming for help While the emergency services trying to cut them out Even kids on road where they went through windows Now use actors after complaints of being to brutal On x mas and Easter used to run during driving show for 30 mins Of all different accidents first responders where dealing with It was for families to what to show their kids as new driver if you do stupid things when driving The out come and these where people in accidents also to remind parents not to drink drive over holidays Because very easy to do while celebrating the holidays I seen then as a teen very graphic you actually seen people impaled by steer wheel and columns while they trying cut them out knowing they where going to die as injuries to major to save and you had to have a strong stomach The death rates used to plummet when this was shown

@andyt8216 8 күн бұрын

4:00 thank you for having a brain and understanding it.

@susanmalcolm3434 5 күн бұрын

These are called public information films they are run along side advertisements

@rayjennings3637 6 күн бұрын

These are Prime-Time ads and others, like it, have been shown for 50 years or more in the UK and are just as relevant in the US and any other of the Civilised countries around the world! There's no point in sugar coating these issues, They need and deserve to be out in the public domain to get the message home to those who prefer to live life with their head in the sand!

@neiladlington950 7 күн бұрын

The thing is, I hate commercials and let's face it too many of us are like ADD afflicted people and will change the channel or fast forward the show recording to avoid watching them. But at least these kinds of commercials would hold my attention... at least for the first time around and I guess that is the point.