commercials

The holidays always bring a sense of nostalgia to homes everywhere. This compilations of early 90s commercials in Lafayette will bring back all the memories from years past.

If you think we're too sensitive in 2022, just look at the outrage created by a can of air freshener back in the 90s.

If you were someone who grew up watching television in Lafayette during the '90s, I'm about to unlock a treasure chest full of nostalgia.

Well, it didn't take a genius to see this coming...someone made an amateur Chevy truck commercial using the original video of the Chevy Silverado flipping on Monday.

At night or in the early morning hours when no one's around, they'll scare you half to death.

This first appeared on YouTube about three years ago. It was viewed nearly 3 million times in its first week. It somehow seems like an encore performance is warranted...

TV commercials can be really annoying. Some, on the other hand, can be funny, entertaining, and/or heartwarming...

There is a bra commercial on television that is a bit much, if I do say so myself. If those were men, tugging on themselves like that, the public would be outraged.

Here's a look at some wildly expensive commercials during past Super Bowl's that backfired with the public

Iconic Toys R Us jingle. "I don't wanna grow up, I'm a Toys R Us Kid," sounds very different when performed in a minor key.

"When I see people that can laugh at themselves, that's endearing to me."

I don't want to give it away, so I won't say why the woman is in the closet, but this video made me laugh out loud!

Jonathan Goldsmith is best known for portraying the "Most Interesting Man in the World" in a long running ad campaign for Dos Equis Beer. He's written a memoir. He tells of many affairs with wives & girlfriends of noteworthy people.

Like any good men's store of the time, they carried Sansabelt slacks, and a style that had an adjustable waistband for after you ate too many Burger Chef hamburgers.

The hair, the clothes, the products! Some of the names and places are still so familiar, and others are long forgotten.

Take note, Pepsi and Kendall Jenner.

Whatever language you speak, this commercial is going to get to you.

This ad will definitely make you stop in your tracks.

You thought the flood brought mud, just wait until you see and hear all the political advertisements that are about to insult your intelligence.

A San Antonio mattress store draws major criticism for posting a video on Facebook promoting a “Twin Towers Sale.”