Creepy Commercials That Actually Aired on Live TV

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That ice cream commercial haunted me for years. And now, after remembering it exists, I can now safely say I will not be sleeping for 3 years straight.

The “I’m bald” absolutely crucified me, this is the quality content I’m here for

The fact that she actually decided to team up with the man who hit her to spread awareness is SO Powerful. That woman is a Saint. True forgiveness and restorative justice right there.

Respect the man for voicing over the jumpscares lmao

this guy, should be at 1M rn he’s sounds so calm. and he uploads, interesting facts about the internet. and real life itself, it’s a masterpiece.

For me the “i didn’t mean to shoot daddy’s gun” was the saddest and almost brought me to cry. The child seems so heartbroken and blames themselves so much for a simple mistake the child did. In my family mostly everything that happens is blamed on the child simply because they’re a child. The adult always gets off scot-free.

I once saw a sort of PSA in youtube one time about sex trafficking of children here in the Philippines. It was eerie. The kids were presented with their favorite stuffed toys. And no children were shown in the whole ad. Just their dirty plushies. And a narration tells the story of kids and what they were forced to do. I will always remember it. I never ever found it again. But it was really something.

Here in Canada in like the early 2010s there was this anti-drug PSA that got shown on kid’s TV. It was a girl who was looking in her mirror interspersed with clips of her destroying her room. As the vid went on her face got more and more disfigured with scratches and blemishes and stuff. All while this creepy rendition of “one two buckle my shoe” played in the background with the lyrics changed. It ended with “seven eight, feels too late.” Creeped the hell out of me as a kid.

I did have nightmares from K-Fee. A classmate showed me this "funny" video with full blown volume up and I screamed and cried so bad. This was for sure a bad core memory

I like how he's natural and doesn't (at least in my point of view) put up a fake personality for YouTube. This just makes it feel more realistic as a conversation. Thank you so much, Tuv for everything you do and the quality content

bro i remember the commercial that was a first person pov of someone driving down a freeway with no music, just the sounds of the car. then, after a couple of seconds, a car from the other lane flies into the air and slams directly into the camera. scared the shit out of me and my mom when we first saw it.

13:49 HELP THE JUMPSCARE SOUNDS... YOU NEVER FAIL TO BRIGHTEN MY DAY

One of the creepiest commericals I saw was the Sandy Hook Promise psa school shooting video, which seened very happy and normal back to school commercial.

As it goes on, it gets more and more eerie as they explain the different items they have to defend and use durring the shooting and ends with a girl in a bathroom stall w/ her phone explaining why she's happy to get her first phone, texting her mom that she loves her, and they hear someone open a door and walk in closer to her, which is when it ends.

The "Uwa-ah-ah-ah" is truly the more terrifying option.

That "i eat little babies ice cream" thing was never scary for me, but my older sister saw that on TV when she was a kid and it scarred her for LIFE bro 💀

The little Baby’s Ice Cream commercial was more unsettling because the guy just stares at the camera and also the weirdest thing of all is that he eats himself which is kinda weird as well.

Thank you for the thing on the smoking while pregnant, I was born a month or 2 early because my mom would smoke everyday, my little sister doesn’t have hair because my mom did horrible drugs, my sister was born addicted. It means a lot to see people spread awareness about it. <3 if anyone has any questions about stuff like this feel free to ask.

Crazy thing is that the fictional incident described in the "I didn't mean to shoot daddy's gun" commercial actually happened in my town. A little kid was shot by his younger brother who was a toddler after they found access to a gun belonging to the parents. I remember going to the funeral, and the family was absolutely devastated from his death. The younger brother had no idea was going on, and I can't blame him considering that he probably hasn't realized it's his brother who died. It was such a sad thing to see, and it made me realize how important it is to keep anything harmful away from children and securing weapons in proper places

I remember learning about the woman who was hit by the drunk driver in my 5th grade health class. Definitely scared the ish outta me and made me aware of the consequences of drinking and driving.