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I have no idea if it was actually a big Aus beer in the 80s but it (and Fosters) are very much not beers Aussies drink and haven’t been for decades. I guess it could well have been as I recall as a kid seeing ads for Sharp and Lowenbrau and Skol and by the time I was in pubs in the 90s they were nowhere.

But yeah, an ad based on external cultural stereotypes isn’t likely to be so popular in the country itself I guess!

(Fosters I never see anywhere but in Queensland XXXX Gold is seen a fair amount and sort of fills that Carling/Heineken niche we have in the UK.)

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#38

I was trying to find the Polaris world advert but I found this take off which is even better;

@profk

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#39

Me and the boys did our own version of this advert back in the year 2003 or thereabouts

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#40

The Oodie adverts on YouTube proper make me laugh. I’ll link a few if it’ll EVER FUCKING LOAD.

#41

Love these :sweat_smile: :sweat_smile:

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#45

:smiley:

#46

Lionel Blair doesn’t have his hair cut like that

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this kind of preempted all those acoustic covers of electro bangers didn’t it. i actually love the jose gonzales version as much as the knife one too. also we went to the production house that made this when i was doing my degree (this ad had only just come out) and they told us they were planning to add a load of bouncy balls in post but the ones they added looked crap so they just went with the real ones they’d shot. apparently they had a load of cannon type things at the bottom of the hill (on the other side) that they shot the balls from. don’t think i’ve seen the 2m30 version til just now. very meditative, the shot with the frog is brilliant

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#50

Better than most movies.

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#51

Love this so much

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#53

And all the songs they featured would go straight to the top of the charts - think spaceman was the 1st time it was a “new” song though.

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