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Mind Blowing Bubblicious Bubble Gum TV Commercial 70's

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Uploaded by on Feb 20, 2008

Bubblicious bubble gum TV commercial from around 1979-80.

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  • Hell Yeah, a classic! As was all the late 70's early 80's commercials for kids. The crap now just can't compare to the progressive nature of those old commercials.

  • wow... have not even THOUGHT of bubblicious gum in YEARS! (even though they still sell it? I think?) I remember when you blew a bubble it was all like sand paper because there was so much SUGAR in it.

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  • @juusouken Oh, i was just curious... Thanks, anyway ;)

  • @dangerousvampiregirl sorry, i didnt wright that. I think my account got hacked.

  • Nobody can blow a bubble that quick after placing the gum in their mouth. If you watch closely you will see that this commercial is full of false advertising. Its just sad really.

  • Some trivia: The guy who was the Director for the first two Bubblicious TV commercials was Steven Lisberger of TRON fame - Before he did TRON.

  • @juusouken What's B.S.?

  • This commercial was done by Lisberger Studios, who went on to make a little movie for Disney called Tron.

  • boy i feel like a kid again. awesome

  • @roberture Yes, I remember back in the day, this commercial scared the hell out of me.

  • Coolest commercial ever !!!!!!!!!!

  • That must be the first Bubblicious commercial. I have the ones introducing orange and banana flavors on my channel.

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