Segata Sanshiro was the weird Japanese mascot for the Sega Saturn in the 1990s and will go down in history as one of the weirdest mascots in the world of gaming. But how deep does the lore go? Today we take a deep dive into the history of Segata Sanshiro, and we discuss the Segata Sanshiro commercials, the Segata Sanshiro theme song, and his very own Saturn game Segata Sanshiro Shinken Yuugi! After you finish watching this documentary ... you must play Sega Saturn!
Segata Sanshiro was the weird Japanese mascot for the Sega Saturn in the 1990s and will go down in history as one of the weirdest mascots in the world of gaming. But how deep does the lore go? Today we take a deep dive into the history of Segata Sanshiro, and we discuss the Segata Sanshiro commercials, the Segata Sanshiro theme song, and his very own Saturn game Segata Sanshiro Shinken Yuugi! After you finish watching this documentary ... you must play Sega Saturn!The GEICO Cavemen: The Story of a Forgotten TV Show & Iconic CommercialsDevnul2022-12-23 | Support me on Patreon! ► patreon.com/devnul Twitter ► twitter.com/therealdevnul Instagram ► instagram.com/therealdevnul
In this feature-length documentary, join me as I take a deep dive into the world of the GEICO Cavemen: from their iconic classic commercials, to their forgotten sitcom on ABC, to the lost media of their interactive website Caveman's Crib. This doc has it all, including interviews with the original GEICO Caveman, John Lehr, the lead actor of ABC's sitcom Cavemen, Bill English, and the creative director of Caveman's Crib, Joe Talbott. Did you know that both Eric Andre and Nick Kroll were once Geico Cavemen? Weird, right? Discover all that and more on this epic journey into the realm of weird advertising.
Special thanks to John, Bill, and Joe for all their help on this project!
Chapters 00:00:00 Introduction 00:01:18 Part One: Commercials 00:05:57 Interview w/ Original GEICO Caveman John Lehr 00:21:25 Eric Andre 00:27:01 Part Two: Primetime 00:35:58 Cavemen TV Show Episodes 01:06:52 Interview w/ Cavemen Actor Bill English 01:22:09 Part Three: The Crib 01:24:28 Interview w/ Caveman's Crib Joe TalbottVideo Game Magazine Ads: Crude, Lewd, and EdgyDevnul2022-05-13 | Support me on Patreon! ► patreon.com/devnul Twitter ► twitter.com/therealdevnul Instagram ► instagram.com/therealdevnul
Video game magazine ads were truly bizarre in the 90s and early 2000s. They were crude, lewd, and edgy. During this era there were tons of popular video game magazines: Nintendo Power, Computer Gaming World, Electronic Gaming Monthly, Playstation Magazine, just to name a few, all competing to sell you the new Sega Saturn, latest Nintendo 64 game, or popular Playstation hit. To nobody's surprise, these magazines were plastered all over with video game print ads. But this is the 90s, baby! We gotta have some radical attitude and edgy humor to sell our games! How offensive were these ads exactly? Were they truly offensive video game commercials? Well, stop reading this description box and watch the video and find out! (Also if you're wondering why these descriptions always read like they were written by a bot, it's to get some of that sweet SEO action.)The Story of Quiznos SPONGMONKEYS — Cursed CommercialsDevnul2022-01-27 | Support me on Patreon! ► patreon.com/devnul Twitter ► twitter.com/therealdevnul Instagram ► instagram.com/therealdevnul
In 2004, Quiznos created a series of commercials starring little creatures called the Spongmonkeys. Today we take a deep dive into the story of the Spongmonkeys, one of the weirdest commercials in the history of weird commercials. We will hear the story straight from their creator, Joel Veitch of rathergood, as he retells how this bizarre animation was ripped from his drunken psyche and originally turned into a flash animation called "We Like the Moon" before becoming the cursed commercial we know today. Known to some as the "Quiznos rat commercial", or the "Quiznos hamster commercial" (the species of these fuzzy little freaks is still unclear) this weird ad has seared itself into the collective subconscious of an entire generation of Americans. It's about time we talked about it.The Little Lad: From TV to TikTok | Berries and Cream Starburst CommercialDevnul2021-09-25 | Support me on Patreon! ► patreon.com/devnul Twitter ► twitter.com/therealdevnul Instagram ► instagram.com/therealdevnul
In 2007, Starburst created a commercial for their newest product - berries and creme (yes, that is the official spelling and no, I will not be spelling it that way.) Little did they know that their berries and cream commercial and the legendary character known only as the Little Lad would echo through history. The Little Lad and his Little Lad Dance became a Tik Tok sensation fourteen years later in the year 2021. The Little Lad commercial has now become more popular than ever. So where did this weird Starburst commercial come from? And who is the real Little Lad from TikTok? All this and more on this episode of DEVNUL!
Today we're going to do a deep dive into dead malls! Malls are dying all across America, and today we're not only going to find out why this retail apocalypse is occurring, but also explore the community of people who engage in a very specific brand of urbex and explore the dead malls of America. Whether it's an abandoned food court, or a dying retail center, these mall explorers capture it all in vivid detail. And of course, I always want to go to the source! I got to speak with Erik Pierson of Retail Archaeology and Salvatore Amadeo from Sal (Expedition Log Series) We also uncover the origins of dead mall exploration with deadmalls.com and Dan Bell and his Dead Mall Series.
I'd like to thank Sal and Erik for the wonderful footage provided for this mini documentary of the Century III Mall, Metrocenter Mall and Fiesta Mall, just to name a few!Did Pop Tarts RIP OFF Don Hertzfeldt & REJECTED?Devnul2021-06-23 | Support me on Patreon! ► patreon.com/devnul Twitter ► twitter.com/therealdevnul Instagram ► instagram.com/therealdevnul
The Pop Tarts Crazy Good campaign premiered in 2004. At the time, I actually thought that the creator of REJECTED, Don Hertzfeldt, was responsible for those commercials. You know, REJECTED? That's the one with such immortal phrases as "My spoon is too big" and "My anus is bleeding." It turns out that he had nothing to do with these Pop Tarts commercials! There are no Don Hertzfeldt Pop Tarts commercials, just some funny rip-offs developed by an ad agency! Today we take a deep dive into Oscar nominated animator Don Hertzfeldt and the Pop Tarts ads that took more than a little inspiration from his work.Every Pepsiman Commercial in HD / ペプシマン CM Complete (Highest Quality)Devnul2021-06-03 | Support me on Patreon! ► patreon.com/devnul Twitter ► twitter.com/therealdevnul Instagram ► instagram.com/therealdevnul
After many requests, including from former ILM staff, I've decided to upload the high quality versions of the Japanese Pepsiman TV commercials on their own. This video is every Pepsiman commercial in HD - the highest quality on the internet! This compilation contains rare content, including ads for Pepsiman bottle caps and the Tokotoko can helper! Get Pepsiman HD! ペプシマン CM Complete !
If you enjoy Pepsiman content, check out my documentary, The Secret History of Pepsiman!
I do not own this footage. Pepsiman, all respective trademarks and footage are copyright Pepsi, Industrial Light & Magic, Pyramid Film.The Secret History of PEPSIMAN — DocumentaryDevnul2021-05-11 | Support me on Patreon! ► patreon.com/devnul Twitter ► twitter.com/therealdevnul Instagram ► instagram.com/therealdevnul
Let's uncover the secret history of Pepsiman! In this documentary you will learn everything you've ever wanted to know about Pepsiman. Most people know about the Pepsiman PS1 game, but how much do you really know about the Pepsiman Japanese commercials? To find out, we learn from experts: the creative team at Industrial Light and Magic that brought the famous Japanese commercial mascot to life, and the mysterious creator of Pepsiman himself. This documentary features exclusive interviews with notable Pepsiman figures, including former Pepsiman speedrun world record holder theboyks and the director of the Pepsiman ads, Wade Howie. And let's not forget the Pepsiman merch! We'll do a deep dive into Pepsiman bottle caps and the infamous Pepsiman toy "The Fuct of Pepsiman". This doc also features the only Pepsiman HD video on YouTube! Neat! 00:00:00 Introduction 00:00:33 Part One: Pepsiman Virtual 00:14:32 Part Two: Father of Pepsiman 00:17:55 Part Three: Pepsiman TV 00:51:45 Part Four: Book of Pepsiman 01:02:50 Part Five: BUY PEPSIMAN U.S.A.Who Voices Cinnamon in Apple Jacks Commercials? — MYSTERY SOLVEDDevnul2021-03-15 | Support me on Patreon! ► patreon.com/devnul Twitter ► twitter.com/therealdevnul Instagram ► instagram.com/therealdevnul
UPDATE: The identity of the person who first solved the mystery is Twitter user @FloraLovesPink. Check the pinned comment below!
Who voices Cinnamon in Apple Jacks commercials? This unanswered question has captured the attention of thousands of people online the past few days, and I took it upon myself to find the answer. Cinnamon, the character known for catchphrases like "Cinnamon is the winna-mon" and "Here I come I am Cinnamon" is a very elusive creature. In this video, I uncover this Kellogg's conspiracy and reveal the true identity of the Apple Jacks Cinnamon voice actor.Corporate Training Videos are HILARIOUSDevnul2021-03-08 | Support me on Patreon! ► patreon.com/devnul Twitter ► twitter.com/therealdevnul Instagram ► instagram.com/therealdevnul
Corporate training videos are hilarious. They're awkward cringe material with tons of bad acting, and they get especially bizarre when you take them out of their proper context. Let's take a deep dive into hilariously weird training videos by checking out some retro McDonald's employee training videos spanning three decades: Catch It... If You Can! (1972), Countdown to Profitability (1982), and Doing Whatever it Takes! (1992). These ridiculous training videos are sure to entertain :)THE SUBSERVIENT CHICKEN: A Forgotten Burger King MascotDevnul2020-12-23 | Support me on Patreon! ► patreon.com/devnul Twitter ► twitter.com/therealdevnul Instagram ► instagram.com/therealdevnul
The Subservient Chicken: forgotten Burger King mascot, viral internet sensation, and... secret fascist? Buckle up for a wild ride as we uncover the mysteries of this exceptionally weird advertising campaign that spanned a decade and multiple media platforms, including a website that may be lost to time.A Livestream Disaster on Halloween (ft. Neil Patrick Harris)Devnul2020-10-15 | Support me on Patreon! ► patreon.com/devnul Twitter ► twitter.com/therealdevnul Instagram ► instagram.com/therealdevnul
It's Alive Created by Neil Patrick Harris, star of "How I Met Your Mother" was an unmitigated disaster. Truly "The Room" of livestreams. So what exactly makes this livestream disaster a total cringe fest? Well, you'll just have to watch to find out! In the spirit of spooky season, let's discover how an interactive Reese's commercial Halloween special became the most accident-prone livestream fails in the history of the internet. I don't think NPH will ever see a haunted house the same way again.The UNTOLD STORY of the SLIM JIM GUYDevnul2020-09-03 | Support me on Patreon! ► patreon.com/devnul Twitter ► twitter.com/therealdevnul Instagram ► instagram.com/therealdevnul
The Slim Jim Guy was one of the strangest mascots of the 1990s, star of the Slim Jim "Eat Me" commercial. Today we uncover the story behind this bizarre character and speak to some of the creative minds behind it. This is the first episode of my series investigating weird retro commercials. 00:00 Introduction 04:00 Interview with Director 12:25 Interview with the Slim Jim Guy