Huggies Commercial

...... Lay's WOW Potato Chips Vintage Commercial 1999 (Made your Butt leak... for a free package of Huggies disposable adult diapers. Pepto Bismol...

... heaven for commercial pitchmen. In this instance, they were pitching Huggies Little Movers...

Chadison! That Huggies commercial is so cute!

But I can't say that I don't understand the context that this commercial would bring with the lil' critters we find scurrying around in the basement of the basement of Playtime Co. or whatever. Now, to get it clear with ya, I'm not complaining about anything, I'm honestly pretty satisfied with the chapter! (Though, I'd love it even more if Lily turns out to be alive and there ends up being a fight, presumably in the final sixth chapter.) I'm just adding a bit of my thoughts. Poppy got her commercial in the first chapter, so the idea that we get to watch a full-length commercial of Huggy Wuggy only for it to distort or fade into the first chase of the chapter just sounds metal as hell. Managed to find this video, though! I reckoned I'd show it to y'all. It's a pretty neat concept by MotyaGamesTV. https://youtu.be/z5LBGpVYXiQ?si=o7HHWLYs-V5D09UK submitted by /u/UnLucky-Cloverr to r/PoppyPlaytime [link] [comments]

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Seriously, it's easily the grossest commercial I've ever seen and that's saying a lot because I've seen some pretty gross ones. To put it mildly, they were advertising something called "blowout blocker" (gross) and then - the really gross part - they proceeded to show how it works by having chocolate syrup drip down the diaper to simulate poop. Yeah. Just typing that made me want to puke. And it's also ruined chocolate syrup for me. submitted by /u/G-Unit11111 to r/CommercialsIHate [link] [comments]

Are there any other songs that you've had similar experiences with? submitted by /u/hgielatan to r/Millennials [link] [comments]

Allday Project’s Woochan is allegedly the last baby (the one with dimples) who appeared in the 2005 Huggies Korea diapers commercial. He mentioned this in their recent ADP Q&A “ONE MORE TIME” video, which prompted fans to start digging. Some fans have already left comments under the commercial, asking about it. submitted by /u/Vohzro to r/alldayproject [link] [comments]

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I'm 42, Have a Masters in Communication Arts (I promise, it's not a brag. I'll explain later). I grew up with cable descramblers with zero parental controls and have been on the internet, unsupervised since AOL 2.5. Have done work on children's television in both programming and advertising departments. Currently in sales and marketing (unrelated field). Dark web, deep web, unlisted directories, invite only chats, r/ElsaGate/, huggy wuggy, self harm/ED influencers on tumblr, creepypasta search results for "." on youtube, whatever the internet serves up I've at least heard of. Labor Day BBQ with our couple friends that also have kids, that we've known for nearly 20 years. Amongst them, a lawyer, an architect and two doctors of physical therapy that specialize in pediatrics. They don't do drugs, drink in excess, beat their kids, and are very much involved in their family and community. We've made comments about how lax they are regarding unsupervised tablet and letting the kids drive on the TV (all the kids were 2-8 Years old) Our two kids are whitelist only content viewers. PBS, Disney, Mr Rachel, Daniel Tiger, Pokemon and for my 5 year old, maybe a Dragon Ball episode with dad before bed. The kids at the house use voice command to pull up "Peppa Pig Videos". I can do without the jingle and the muddy puddle jumping but fine, whatever, it's on the white list. 15 seconds into the video, peppa is throwing purple dildos, poop, twerking that would make a Worldstar viewers blush, all with the pacing of hyperpop. The whole watch history is full of this stuff. I only bring up my education to speak to the Children's Television Act of 1990 (CTA). It was designed to prevent "program-length commercials" that blur the line between a show and its advertisement for young viewers. So no GI Joe commercials during GI Joe cartoons. No ads presented by the characters in the show. Good guardrails. It also had mandates that all broadcast television stations serve the educational and informational needs of children by airing a minimum amount of "core" educational/informational programming each week. Like staying away from downed power lines, try not eating too much candy or your teeth with rot. That kinda stuff. I'm reaching out to kids of the 80s and 90s that are now parents. If you don't set up a whitelist with your family and friends, whatever you think your kids are watching, you probably aren't. Even if you are a crunchy granola Montessori parent. Your kids will probably see something that would cause weak-minded children to go into a brain rot spiral. I can't even compare it to dumb stuff of the 90s/2000s Ren and Stimpy, Southpark, Beavis and ButtHead, Adult Swim content, Teletubbies. Sure metal junk food, like one of those sour candies in the shape of a baby bottle. It's not just predators, ads, begging twitch streamers that cater to kids that would rather watch than play themselves, and attention stealing social media doom scrolls or TikTok videos about making a diamond in your microwave using aluminum foil. This new stuff is like drinking bleach or getting into their fun aunts medicine cabinet while being rewarded with massive Candy Crush/progressive slot machine style dopamine hits. That is what everyone is competing with when it comes to your child's attention. If it helps even one dad, check your youtube watch history, not just the thumbnails, watch the stuff they see. Some of this stuff has like 36M+ views, each! To put that in perspective the "Miracle on Ice" of the 1980 Winter Olympics had 35M viewers and is has been hardcoded into American pop culture for decades, even made a movie about it. This attention based economy has created monsters on both sides of the screen. The governing gerontocracy defers to tech consultants who profit off of this kind of content. submitted by /u/Drama_Derp to r/daddit [link] [comments]

That the intro starts out as a Huggy commercial(with maybe a Kissy Missy cameo as well, given that she will likely play a big role in Chapter 5, but suddenly switches to the Prototype's POV, maybe stalking Poppy or Kissy. This not only sets up the true villain of Chapter 5, but also is a wry joke about how, back in the days of Chapter 1, everyone thought Huggy was Exp. 1006 aka the Prototype. submitted by /u/TheOneYSHNK to r/PoppyPlaytime [link] [comments]

That’s it. That’s the post. submitted by /u/javerthugo to r/CommercialsIHate [link] [comments]

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Anyone else love this? I think it’s wholesome, and might be one of my favorite things from this season. Just saw it for the first time at a bar and it was supper cute. I think we have a great swath of superstars right now and a lot of them are great fathers. submitted by /u/Sle7an1 to r/nba [link] [comments]

It features a mom, a dad, and their baby in the middle of the plastic-wrapped room, heck even their pet cat is plastic-wrapped, and the baby cries out loudly. Yeah, I get the message of needing huggies to prevent gross stuff, but this is a very uncomfortable and disturbing commercial, and I want to sleep peacefully without thinking about that commercial... submitted by /u/KaleidoscopeTotal708 to r/CommercialsIHate [link] [comments]

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Am I the only one that feels weird watching the Huggies commercials? It’s weird, the song is weird, the dancing is weird. I get there’s just so much you can do for a dipper commercial but what in the world is up with that new commercial?? submitted by /u/Imaginary_Throat2402 to r/self [link] [comments]

I just saw a Huggies commercial featuring a talking turd and drop of pee, on TBS. submitted by /u/dtab to r/CommercialsIHate [link] [comments]

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how have i not seen anyone talking about that horrendous huggies commercial with the man with a BAD fake german accent singing allllll these adjectives for “butt.” “squishy butt,” “stinky butt,” etc. etc. it’s absolutely insufferable. WHO IS THIS FOR? and don’t get me started on the fact that my youtube gives me 8000 of these ads because they know i’m a woman so i MUST have a baby. I AM TIRED. submitted by /u/Unique-Bread8455 to r/CommercialsIHate [link] [comments]

It's fine to like slap your babies butt after a change (I guess?), but she's playing them like bongos. What is going on over at Huggies corporate? Serious question. submitted by /u/pixelbomb to r/CommercialsIHate [link] [comments]

I keep seeing this extremely weird and off-putting commercial from Huggies that’s centered around baby’s butts. It’s got some weird guy with an accent singing about it too. I get that it’s a diaper brand but it still seems wrong. Has anyone else seen this? Am I the only one that thinks it’s weird and creepy? submitted by /u/hgreen1234 to r/CommercialsIHate [link] [comments]

Put me out of my misery, please! “Sticky bawt? Itchy bawt? No matter what kind of BAWT your baby has…it’s Huggies.” submitted by /u/AmoBishopRoden83 to r/CommercialsIHate [link] [comments]

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Hello! I'm back again. What a year it's been! Welcome to my 5th annual Super Bowl ads thread. Previous threads: 2020| 2019 | 2018 | 2017 I will start with ads past 6pm. Trailers will be in bold. Any extended/full versions of the videos will be the ones linked. If an ad is missing it might be a local ad, political ad, or an ad for the network (CBS) - so Paramount+, The Equalizer, Clarice. Note that in the lead up to the Super Bowl, some companies upload ads they don't air, and this thread will only be the ones that do air. I'll try to be as fast I can. If I miss any let me know! Also if I didn't list the celebrity in the ad I may not know their name so let me know. Amanda Gorman Pre-Game Super Bowl LV Tease Life in a Day starring George Toma Progressive Insurance: Dr Rick Swiffer and Dawn: Come Clean to Close the Chore Gap IBM (Timbaland) Pizza Hut: Tastemaker WeatherTech: Super Mom Nintendo Switch (Serena Williams) America The Beautiful (H.E.R.) National Anthem (Eric Church and Jasmine Sullivan) Kick-Off Raya and the Last Dragon (Kelly Marie Tran) Rockstar Energy Drink (Lil Baby) TurboTax McDonalds: Thank You For Driving Thru Super Bowl LV Re-Tease: Once Upon a Time (Brad Pitt) 1st Quarter Old (M Night Shyamalan) M&Ms (Dan Levy) Logitech (Lil Nas X) Falcon and The Winter Soldier (Anthony Mackie, Sebastian Stan, Emily VanCamp) Inspiration4: Join The First All-Civilian Space Mission Doordash: The Neighborhood (Sesame Street, Daveed Diggs) Doritos 3D: Flat Matthew (Matthew McConaughey) General Motors: No Was Norway (Will Ferrel, Kenan Thompson, Awkwafina Pringles: Flavor Stacking Space Return Bud Light Legends (Post Malone and More) Chipotle: Can a Burrito Change the World? 2nd Quarter Mountain Dew: Major Melon (John Cena, not Lil Dicky?) Dexcom (Nick Jonas) Indeed: The Rising State Farm: Drake from State Farm (Drake, Paul Rudd, Patrick Mahomes, Aaron Rodgers, Jake from State Farm) Bud Light Seltzer Lemonade: Last Year’s Lemons Scotts Lawn & Miracle-Gro Sketchers Max Cushioning WeatherTech Family Rocket Mortgage: Certain Is Better (Tracy Morgan, Dave Bautista, Liza Koshy) Oatly: Wow No Cow (originally from 2014 that's why i couldn't find it) Huggies: Welcome to the World, Baby Toyota: Jessica Long’s Story E*TRADE: Workout Hellmann's Fairy God Mayo (Amy Schumer) TurboTax: Spreading Tax Expertise Across The Land Mercari: Your Marketplace Tide: The Jason Alexander Hoodie (Jason Alexander) Dr. Squatch: You're Not A Dish Vroom: Dealership Pain Jimmy Johns: Meet The King T-Mobile (Adam Levine, Gwen Stefani, Blake Shelton) Paramount+ Local Ads! Reddit Thing Halftime Show - The Weeknd Starboy The Hills Can't Feel My Face I Feel It Coming Save Your Tears Earned It House of Balloons/Glass Table Girls Blinding Lights 3rd Quarter Verizon: Can't Blame The Lag (Samuel L. Jackson) Uber Eats: Wayne's World & Cardi B's Shameless Manipulation (Wayne's World, Cardi B) T-Mobile: Team Anthony Anderson vs. Team Mama (Anthony Anderson) Michelob Ultra: Happy Rocket Mortgage: Captain is Better (Tracy Morgan, Joey Bosa) Fiverr: Opportunity Knocks Coming 2 America (Eddie Murphy) Cheetos: It Wasn't Me (Mila Kunis, Ashton Kutcher, Shaggy) WeatherTech: We Never Left Squarespace: 5 to 9 NFL: As One (Nick Lombardi) Local Ads 4th Quarter All-Electric Cadillac LYRIQ (Timothée Chalamet, Winona Ryder) Anheuser Busch: Let's Grab a Beer (Produced by David Fincher, Music by Atticus Ross) Jeep: The Middle (Bruce Springsteen) Michelob ULTRA Organic Seltzer: All-Star Cast (Serena Williams, Lucy Liu, Megan Fox, Usher, Syllvester Stallone, Maluma, Don Cheadle) The Disney Bundle: Disney+/Hulu/ESPN Klarna: The Four Quarter-Sized Cowboys (Maya Rudolph) Robinhood: We Are All Investors Bass Pro Shops: Get Back to Nature Guaranteed Rate: Believe You Will Amazon: Alexa's Body (Michael B. Jordan) submitted by /u/rhodetolove to r/television [link] [comments]