I think it's the fact that the "I am a crisis" girl isn't a big scary man, just a quiet, unassuming thing lurking and waiting.

@grabtharshammer

23 күн бұрын

Unlike the big bad guy that can make you feel anxious, you just don't see it coming

@michaelprobert4014

23 күн бұрын

@@grabtharshammer Exactly, very normal ...until...

@johnnyuk3365

23 күн бұрын

Unfortunately Ryan just didn’t get it. Crisis happen to young innocent young women, not big scary men.

@MaryRaine929

22 күн бұрын

👍Yes. And a big scary man is something you take very serious, when around. A small, slim, inconspicuous woman…? Not really You‘re not afraid of her, maybe don‘t even notice her. I think this covers the usual mindset of people thinking: „It won‘t happen to me.“ You don‘t fear it, don‘t see the danger, don‘t take it serious, until it suddenly gets you.

@jackiehaigh3401

22 күн бұрын

A unexpected crisis can come in any shape or form.

The worst thing, IMO, is that even though the ads are 10 years old and older is that they're still relevant in 2024. 😞

@lewiscob2112

18 күн бұрын

Everytime I see the "If London Was Syria" as well I just think another year, still relevant, the message of the ad still ignored. 😕

CPR wouldn't stop choking. Ryan...you need the Heimlech manoeuvre. You need to know First Aid.

@jonathanwetherell3609

22 күн бұрын

He REALLY needs to know it.

@Loulizabeth

22 күн бұрын

Everyone does. Really wish they were standard for everyone, along with yearly refresher courses to ensure people remembered what they'd been taught. Revising is vital especially when you don't know when you'll be tested.

@jonathanwetherell3609

22 күн бұрын

@@Loulizabeth Some countries require a First Aid Cert. before you can learn to drive.

@Serai3

20 күн бұрын

Just so you know, you can do the Heimlich on yourself. Even more reason to know it.

@jonathanwetherell3609

20 күн бұрын

@@Serai3 That is new to me! Ta

The human trafficking piece is acted by the brilliant Oscar winner, writer and producer, Emma Thompson ✌

@peterfhere9461

22 күн бұрын

Twice Oscar winner in fact!!!!!

@personalcheeses8073

18 күн бұрын

Champagne Socialist. Telling us not to fly, while she jets around the world and hobnobs on mega yachts 😊

@micheletrainor1601

15 күн бұрын

​@personalcheeses8073 and so does Greta Thunberg mate so shut up. Get ur facts right before u say shit.

@christinerussell113

12 күн бұрын

​@personalcheeses8073 Yer, Oscar winner, and world-class hypocrite.

@Bethi4WFH

2 күн бұрын

What horrible jealous people the two above are.

You should watch the UKs old adverts for road safety and to stop kids playing on train tracks. They’re still engrained in my brain 15+ years later

You need to watch some of the "Think!" road safety awareness UK ads, there are even more "wild" to put it moderately. .

The actress in the Trafficking clip was oscar winner Emma Thompson, she's a a total legend and a great voice for women.

The fact that you were so moved and affected by these PSA's proves just how effective they were, and still are today. I need to watch a sitcom now, not to forget, but just to unwind. My brain hurts.

When I first started work at a building society as a young person, my monthly pay wasn’t up to much - so on seeing a request on the Staff Notice Board asking people to “volunteer” to be a Work First Aider and that that there would be a small monthly payment, it sounded like a good idea so wrote my name down. I got accepted and was told I would have to attend a four day St John Ambulance course to learn ‘basic’ First Aid. I expected it be a quick resume on headaches, sickness and stomach upsets etc but the Course was anything but basic!! The tutors and First Aid trainers - fully experienced in all aspect of First Aid response - taught me so much on how to help treat someone who just needed a “First Aider” and just as important, how to deal with more serious situations when a Paramedic or Doctor would be needed . It wasn’t just instructing students “what” or “how” to do when dealing with minor injuries etc, but how to prevent an accident or an injury was a major part of the course. As well as learning how to perform CPR and an “abdominal thrust”, The one thing that has always stayed with me, was when the Course Tutor pushed a normal sized green grape in the mouth and down the throat of the child sized training model. The grape was lodged in the “throat” - a perfect throat “bung”. The tutor explained that no amount of hard slaps across a child’s back or a limited abdominal thrust would dislodge the grape, and as the child choked on the grape, the throat would tighten around the grape….. he said very firmly If giving grapes to a young child - even up to age 5 - always cut the grape in half LENGTHWAYS! - he also said that it would even assist the elderly or those with other difficulties, who could choke on something so small. I have always stood by this “rule”! Learning basic first aid is just so very important and it CAN and DOES save lives!

with the st johns one in the actual ad there's a slow sad piano song playing not silence I'm guessing the song got copyright claimed but the result is the same the only audio you hear from the video is when he says he's got cancer and when he's choking

As a child being hit badly and often came with life. As I approach 50 the Barnardo's advert still upsets me when the Dad slaps his daughter and the sound is exactly as I remember it. I'm glad it was my generation X that stopped making it normal to hit your kids.

@Serai3

20 күн бұрын

Same here. I'm in my 60's and I only really started getting past that when my father died five years ago. I did not mourn him.

@Kat-mu8wq

16 күн бұрын

I'm 31 and during the 90s I was also smacked as a child. The other side of it is maybe that sort of "discipline" worked. I dont recall any teenagers stabbing people back then as we have now that such methods aren't used anymore.

@YourBeingParanoid

16 күн бұрын

@@Kat-mu8wq you might want to ask yourself what level of media coverage was there compared to today m and also check out the ONS and look at crime rates from then and compare them to now

@Serai3

15 күн бұрын

@@Kat-mu8wq Yeah, defend child abuse just because you're cool with your dad smaking you around. That'll definitely get people to agree with you. SMFH

@littleboots9800

13 күн бұрын

​@@Kat-mu8wqdidn't work for her. And discipline wasn't foremost in his mind, just his own rage. Like my own father. It didn't help me either, it led to me leaving the home well before I was 18 and lead a very bleak life for the next decade, drugs, crime and all the associated chaos that brings. Anyway, ppl who can't discipline children without hitting have awful parenting skills and our prisons are full of men and women who were hit as children.

I was between the ages of 10-13 when most of these ads were on TV and I remember seeing them all. It's a good job that our ad breaks are much less frequent here in the UK....

I take the I'm a crisis woman that She is lurking in the back ground and can get you when you least expect it and you wouldn't see her coming because she is so unassuming

@Kat-mu8wq

16 күн бұрын

Yes, whereas if it were a tall intimidating man you'd feel anxious so you'd see it coming. Whereas as you say, little lady isn't seen as a threat until its too late.

It's so true a crises can affect anyone at anytime .

The most effective part of MOST (not all) of these ads… mostly the Bernardo’s and CPR ones, is they were shown pre watershed. Before 9pm. On major channels and between daytime tv shows for family’s and kids. The autoimmune one came on after 9pm and I think the Cycle Repeats one was too but specifically for digital channels not terrestrial free channels. The trafficking one was on channel 4 during late night tv. The Save the children one was played during the day, I remember it from between kids shows

Ryan, have you already checked the batteries of the fire alarms in your home? wow, these ads really hit hard, especially as a father. You never want to see kids suffering in any way or form and still there are so many occasions where you do not have the ability to protect them from suffering, because it's way bigger than you.

Ryan, I hope you checked your smoke detectors as promised?

@papaya8634

22 күн бұрын

I bet he didn't

I agree it totally does work as a silent ad. Amazed none that I have seen has done that before. The silence grabs your attention.

Crisis can be insidious, unexpected and unassuming.

That last one always gets me.

Just for info, with choking, I'm pretty sure the first aid isn't straight to CPR, it's thump hard on the back between the shoulder blades, check, repeat five times, then if that doesn't work try the Heimlich manoeuvre (abdominal thrusts - from behind aiming your clenched fist in and up) and only if none of this works and they're not breathing and have become unconscious move to CPR.

I think that this form of public service messages would cause complete uproar in America....and for all the wrong reasons.

@billybudd5854

22 күн бұрын

The American viewing public would never put up with anything so hard-hitting as these ads. Something to do perhaps with not wanting the hard facts given to them straight, much preferring to put a smiley face on things? Or could it be connected to living in a society that seems to prefer illusions to reality (how else to explain the appeal of Donald Trump to so many)? There might also be a clash of cultures in the mix, American optimism against British pessimism.

@FloofersFX

21 күн бұрын

@@billybudd5854 I mean even things like the last ad, why would they ever show the horror they cause elsewhere? Showing reality of how fucked up things are would break "the dream" shell.

@Centurion101B3C

13 күн бұрын

@@billybudd5854 I take exception with the term 'pessimism'. I would prefer 'realism' in that context.

The guy who beat cancer only to die from choking gets me. The ones with a "twist" are the most memorable I think. Like "The Tree."

A lot of these types of public ads were where created by now famous film directors. Tony and Ridley Scott first "cut their teeth" doing this type of ad. It very much allowed them to let their creative talents to come to the fore.

I Am a Crisis, probably my all time favorite ad.

The intent is getting a message accross. NOT to let people have warm fuzzies.

@Serai3

20 күн бұрын

Yeah, here in the US there are no commercials like this because so many people whine and get pissy about being "offended" and "that's not appropriate". Because death, torture, and learned helplessess are??

Wasn’t sure you’d go back to these after the first half, glad you did! Thanks ☮️ ❤️ 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

My father has canser, in both of his lounges, he never smoked. My mother has MS since 1984, and dementia. My father in law had four strokes. We have a lot of wheel chairs and hospital trips here. These actually hits me. But everything becomes "normal" after a while. :)

well this got me to donate to save the children again. I hope it helps a little bit atleast.

Would the US ever show advertisements like this? No. Why? Because there's no money to be made from them.

@malcolmsleight9334

17 күн бұрын

👍

We had awful ads about danger of playing on building sites, substations etc in 70s at junior school. Thanks Downsell Rd junior school 😻🇬🇧🙀

Isn‘t it the incredible Emma Thompson in the s.t. ad? 😲

@lotiloti101

23 күн бұрын

Yes, it's the oscar winning. Incredible actress and writer

@dgse83

23 күн бұрын

And she agreed to do this advert for free.

@MaryRaine929

23 күн бұрын

@@lotiloti101 Thank you. 😊 I really like her since I saw „Much Ado About Nothing“ on TV.

@johnleonard9090

22 күн бұрын

@@dgse83 She’s the president of the charity as well

Thanks Ryan for watching just let content speak for itself have a good weekend cheers

Maria/Elena: And men wonder why we prefer the bear. A bit of important info: You can actualy do the Heimlich Maneuver on yourself. So learn it. NOW.

@ReddwarfIV

8 күн бұрын

You don't prefer the bear. You just say that because it's hurtful, and because you've never encountered a bear in your life that wasn't in a zoo. Most men will never, and would never, do to a woman what was shown in that advert.

@Serai3

8 күн бұрын

@@ReddwarfIV Wow, y'all just cannot stop yourselves from proving the point over and over and over again. It's kinda like Tourette's Syndrome, only for dickheads.

The sound was cut out on the 'cancer' ad because of copyright reason, nothing more!

There are a lot more out there dating back decades. You've only scratched the surface.

"Ready or not, here it comes"

I used to be a Registered General Nurse. To learn First Aid is so easy - and it became very useful to someone one day who was choking on a huge piece of chicken that some poor old chap tried to swallow. All around us were in utter panic. I went behind him and performed the Heimlich Maneuver and instantly the meat was dislodged, it shot out of his mouth as if was a bird still in flight. Instant relief was had by all. Ps, it turned out that the old fella had Alzheimer`s Disease. Pps, there is a particularly disturbing advert that came out of Australia in the mid to late 1980`s. It was about the newly diagnosed immune deficiency desease, AIDS. It involves a day at the bowling alley. I`ll say no more than that, escept that it`s probably available here in YT. But having watched these videos the Australian AIDS add doesn`t seem so bad... A few years ago I became a Taxi - Driver. I picked up a `lady`and her daughter whom I was asked to take to the dentist. On the way this lady was treaating her toddler daughter like shit, calling her worthless, this that and the other. As they both got out of the car the woman turned to her daughter and punched her in the mouth - and that was it. I opened my window and told her to stop, and that if she didn`t then I`d get out of the car and do the same to her. she stopped.

@DannyDierickx

22 күн бұрын

Some people are just straight up sh*t , thanks for helping that daughter

@Andreaod73

22 күн бұрын

I was once in a restaurant and saw a guy purposely kick his daughter, who must’ve been about 5. It shocked me so much, I couldn’t stop thinking about it after we left and even now I wonder what he could do to her at home, if he could do that out in a public place. What a piece of S**T !!

@dogwithwigwamz.7320

22 күн бұрын

@@DannyDierickx I don`t know how anybody could do that to any child - and I should have called the police earlier than I, in fact, did.

@Serai3

20 күн бұрын

A couple of months ago, my neighbor came frantically knocking on my door because her two-year-old was choking. I instantly said GIVE HER TO ME and started the Heimlich. Luckily it worked and she was fine. The next day I went over there and gave the mother and her husband a lesson on how to do the maneuver, both on others and on themselves.

If these ads made you or one of your viewers check their smoke alarms, and learn CPR and the Heimlich manoeuvre for babies, children and adults, as well as general first aid, it will have been worthwhile. Then you might all dodge 2 crises.

@_starfiend

23 күн бұрын

Never, never, NEVER do the heimlich manoeuvre (abdominal thrust) on anybody under ~ 12. Always do HARD back slaps first on anyone of any age (temper them to the body size) and if you do do even 1 abdominal thrust, always ALWAYS ensure they go to A&E as they can do serious internal injuries.

@judithrowe8065

22 күн бұрын

@@_starfiend That's why I mentioned learning the different techniques of first aid for different age groups. A course from the Red Cross or St John's is better than advice on You Tube from untrained people, and most UK employers will pay for that training.

@_starfiend

22 күн бұрын

@@judithrowe8065 Fair enough. I was a volunteer, including occasional internal training, with St. John for twenty-eight years. Retired just a couple of years ago.

Our dad crossed tower bridge in 70s when it started rising. I cant remember why/how he managed it but a fun memory

These were on mainstream telly , some of em only showed after 9pm , Man, back in the 80s in school they used to show us videos like the dangers of playing on a building site , Sam Raimi would have been impressed with the gore

Acting is ingrained into kids heads in Britain which is why so many actors come out of the UK like its compulsory to take drama for at least a little while and there is theatres even in small towns

ThANK YOU RYAN FOR ANOTHER GREAT ONE!!!

A Brit, I enjoy your reactions, Prescriptions in the UK cost less than £10, whatever the cost of the drugs you’ve been prescribed, over 60s get them free……..that’s the NHS for you 😁

@johnbrodie62

22 күн бұрын

As a Northern Brit, prescriptions are free.

@jacquieclapperton9758

22 күн бұрын

It's only England that charges, I think, because the Tories run their NHS. England isn't the same as the UK.

@emmafrench7219

22 күн бұрын

@jacquieclappert Of course England is "the same", as the UK! The United Kingdom includes Wales, Scotland, England and Northern Ireland. We left the EU not our homeland!

@jacquieclapperton9758

22 күн бұрын

@@emmafrench7219 Don't be so daft. England isn't the same as the UK; you need Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland as well to make up the UK. Eejits think that what happens in only England is the same for the rest of the UK when it doesn't because of separate legal systems, separate education systems, separate NHSs (why do you think that there were four George Crosses handed out by the late Queen Elizabeth?), different Parliaments and Governments with different political parties controlling things, different policies, and so on. For instance, Rishi Sunak is talking about replacing PIP payments with vouchers but my PIP payments have now been transferred to Social Security Scotland and become Adult Disability Payment so those of us north of The Border can ignore him.

@emmafrench7219

22 күн бұрын

@jacqui. I suggest you actually read something before making a fool of yourself. Do you not see I said UK is England, Scotland Wales and Ireland??? It's got nothing to do with your PIP. Yes it's different where you are just like it's different in England, Wales and Ireland. You are obviously in Scotland and we all know that most Scotts hate England so that always explains a lot of bitterness on your part. No need to be jealous. You do your thing, we do ours. But no amount of wishing is going to make England magically no longer be part of the UK. So sorry. Enjoy your PIP.

Yeah, the cancer surviver advert orignally had the track "Sia - I'm in here" playing, presumably the pizza removed it for copyright reasons, but the original unaltered advert is actually here on youtube, "Hard-hitting advert shows importance of first aid" by user "on demand news"

6:55 - legit had me googling local first aid courses. That’s one hell of an advert.

I don't remember No2 on the list , but did you recognise the actress in it? That's Emma Thompson (Nanny McPhee, the Harry Potter franchise ,Saving Mr Banks ect etc)wow.. She really went 'full on'in that Advert.

@MrChristbait

23 күн бұрын

I'm cold enough to remember all of these!😐

@Derry_Aire

22 күн бұрын

@@MrChristbait Try putting the heating on.

4:58 this ad does usually have sound but it was removed due to copywrite because of the song used in it

Heimlich manoeuvre is one that's good to know how to perform!

The syria one gets to me During the Blitz 7,736 children were killed and 7,622 seriously wounded. Many children were orphaned or lost brothers and sisters. As well as being victims of the raids, children were involved in relief efforts.

Great reaction video, @Ryan Wuzer.

Dear Ryan : Another BRILLIANT British advert about CPR. It's fronted by Vinnie Jones. We know him here as the Hard Man of Football, or from the tough/London gangster Guy Ritchie films. Put Vinnie together with a couple of hard men and The Bee Gees and John Travolta and we have the perfect song for CPR. Staying Alive. The ad is on youtube as Hands Only CPR. Once seen. NEVER Forgotten. "'Ere's One I Made Earlier" :o)

@crazyknitter22

17 күн бұрын

I remember that one. When I saw that one the first time I was just laughing out loud. 😂 But it stuck and will remember it forever, should I ever need it.

I think the 'Torture By Any Other Name' advertisement is the most effective as it is still going on today and because it mostly happens to women nothing is done.

Up to 40 men a day. And you wonder why we would pick Teambear?

@bobscratchett5346

16 күн бұрын

Yes. Even when the woman is not participating at all, doing it against her will, those men have no shame about abusing her body. They’ll gladly pay to do it with an unresponsive woman. They really don’t care 😢

These ARE shoot better than most movies.

As usual Ryan talking thru the whole clip.

I said number 2 would get you. Hats off to Emma Thompson or doing it, she doesn't need the money and she played it as harrowing as it should be

Silence is intentional to represent the encompassing nature of cancer as opposed to everyday sounds of life and an accidental choaking

@brigidsingleton1596

22 күн бұрын

*choking* (sp).

@nigellusby8256

22 күн бұрын

Nope! There was a soundtrack originally, but it is now blocked due to copyright restrictions. Personally, in that specific ad, I feel the silence actually makes the ad even more effective!

Time 14.00 wars do everyone in not just children , every age group.. ALL OF US!!!!!!

Not only women, children too boys and girls!😮

I think about the “if London was Syria” and the tagline “just because it’s not happening here doesn’t mean it’s not happening” literally every day especially while being flooded with footage of what’s happening in Palestine and Congo right now

The adverts "9" and "4" were from the same company (St. John Ambulance) and both were designed as "gut punches" to let people know that You have to learn 1st aid to be able to help Your close ones and not just rely on other people (in this case an ambulance).

Just to help the point of the choking one, CPR is not what you want here. It’s the Heimlich manoeuvre/abdominal thrust that would save him

The prescription you cant collect, means the medicine you need to make you well arnt avaiable to you. She's quietly meanacing.

@izabelaedmunds9746

22 күн бұрын

yes, there was a big story a while back where a UK woman had to fly to US to get the mediation she needed for her melanoma cancer coz it was too expensive for NHS to get it for her, they told her there is nothing they can do for her and that she will die. If I remember correctly it was something like £40K for one tablet or one dose and she needed like 120 of those. I remember her saying in an interview it did cost her more to fly over to US than to pay for the live saving drugs there, coz NHS was not willing to get those for her, neither help her to get them, they told her the only thing they can offer was palliative care. Thanks to her and her story a lot has changed in NHS when to comes to drugs availability. There was also another story about a boy having to go to Prague to get cancer proton treatment coz NHS said it was too costly. I think thanks to that story we now have two brand new proton treatments centres in UK now. (my two cents her and hope you read this Ryan)

I'm surprised the one where a house is raided by a helicopter was not there. I can't recall exactly what it's for but something about mining in Africa. That one I still remember many years later..

@bladerunner3314

23 күн бұрын

My first I saw of these was the one with the kids that unalived their mom in a car accident, because they didn't wear seat belts.

@Jinty92

22 күн бұрын

Sounds like the video of unrestrained child in kiddie seat and the tagline was *after Johnny killed his mother, he sat back down* audio of background screaming and view of child unrestrained sat in his kiddie seat covered in his mum's blood. My parents and their friends wouldn't let anyone travel unrestrained in rear seats after this as aired.

@bladerunner3314

22 күн бұрын

@@Jinty92 Mine? No, those were teens. Back when I was driving - haven't needed a car in 20 years - I didn't even start the engine befoe I knew everybody was strapped in.

@Kenooman

22 күн бұрын

Found out what the one I was thinking about was. Unwatchable it's called, maybe more of a short movie(6 minutes) than an advert/PSA.

The reason why the crisis didn't look scary is because a crisis can happen at any time without warning and will almost never portray itself as a scary figure... it waits in the dark to come to you when you don't expected!

The crisis girl is unassuming, you would ignore her on the street and not think twice about her. That's the thing about a crisis. They just happen, you don't see them coming.

The audo on the caner part was copyrighted, it tells you in the subtitles but not in the video

Watch our traffic ones!

they are hard hitting, but aye, that's the point, they have to be.

a good video gives you something to think about, you are confronted with the facts, with what happens that no one wants to see

Oh god, the "help me" fucked me up...

It’s not JUST women , Ryan ……😢

@Kat-mu8wq

16 күн бұрын

Children in grooming gangs and even men get forced into these things. Its very sad.

I don't think you mean CPR (?), maybe how to 'properly' do the "Heimlich Maneuver" when somebody is choking! 🤔

@_starfiend

23 күн бұрын

Do HARD backslaps before attempting the heimlich (abdominal thrust) and always send them to hospital afterwards.

The human trafficking one is so shocking. It's not the images that are shocking, it's the fact that we can't even say "that advert is dramatized" - it isn't. The fact that this is a reality for some women and men, brings me to my knees.

I’m trying to send you links to Australian ads but they keep disappearing.

CPR wouldn't work if you're choking. It's the Heimlich manoeuvre that you need to learn.

❤

"She" defines the vulnerability of humanity... A waif of a young girl... Not an obvious danger to anyone... Not in plain sight... Not someone or something you are aware of... Just like a crisis... 🇿🇦

A crisis can take any form, even an unsuspected person and doesn't have to be a man to be scary, saying that you were expecting it to be a man for that scenario is rather sexist.

They realy get the story around .....People.......... LEARN FROM THEM!!!!!!

It's not on this compilation but some ads are so embedded into the brains of British people a simple line will take them there, such as. "If you hit me at 30"

@Kat-mu8wq

16 күн бұрын

There's an 80% chance I'll survive.

we didn't see most of these all at once so your getting years of impact in one go.

LOOK HOW INSENSITIVE THE BRITS ARE, THAT THEY NEED THIS. IT’S TERRIBLE. !!!!!!!!!11

Watching the boy Coery trial. He died in the ER alone with foreing ppl around him beqause his father ran away. The brain dont die right away when the hart stops just as you dont get uncunscious when u hold your breath

For the Syrian, think 1940 - 41 blitz of London people can still tell stories of what it was like!!! Same in Plymouth, Coventry etc. but the sentiment is the same, people in the UK sometime need to not sideline similar situation’s elsewhere don’t you think??

I've recently ended up in a wheelchair and that is a hard one to watch. There is a long tradition in British folklore of women with dogs brining or predicting death.

@Kat-mu8wq

16 күн бұрын

Good news! I have cats 😂😂

"The Sound of Freedom" movie about child sex traffickers was attacked and attempted to be shut down by the Holywood elites - without success. It outgrossed its rival movies in profits, thank goodness.

@susanplatt5331

22 күн бұрын

That film was damaging to the efforts of the people fighting human traffickers. The man didn't save the girl, she saved herself. Nobody was trying to stop it reaching the public. It wasn't released straight away because of what was going on in the world and people needed something light entertainment, not traumatic. Nobody was preventing it from reaching cinemas, like they said it was, but feeding that bs to the public certainly publicised it. They got their big profit. Btw, one of the financial contributors to the making of the film was convicted of human trafficking.

@susanplatt5331

22 күн бұрын

There's also film's, documentaries and series that have been made on the topic, eventhough people made out it was a first.

A crisis u don't see coming, so u would not see her coming to atk u

CPR is the worst possible thing you can do if someone is choking. Just a heads up.

Finally part 2,thank you

Not British, but I think the Crisis girl is kind of like Mayhem from the All-State commercials.

No idea how the nspcc and some stop think ads didnt make this video

Ryan this reminds me of Doomsday Blue 🔵

She is the crisis

I can’t afford to donate money. Haven’t been able to do so for years. What I have been able to donate, was my time and skills. So I have. Ads like these ones are a stark but effective reminder to keep doing so.

Just my opinion but I think it would have more impact for us if you just let the ad run without interruption

A well known UK tv celebritiy inthe 80s had a child who died of cot death, as a result she launched s campaign to teach first aid and CPR including doing TV segments . It probably resulted in hundreds of lives being saved. Many public broadcasts from the UK were to the poibt and harsh but we always had a belief that being real could save lives, spme of the 70s and 80s ones were scary there are compilations some of the producion values were of their time but well scripted

Just thinking about why these ads are all done in 2013 - oh, possibly because it was the last year of a Labour (democratic) government. Tories came in (2014) and austerity began. #WealthTaxNow Tax the millionaires until they Squeal.

Although you won't see this (because you and your brother Tyler, never read the comments sections), let me mention about the Helen Bamber ad. The actress on the video is Dame Emma Thompson DBE. She was good friends with Helen Bamber and is President of the HB Foundation. The real 'thoughts, words & memories' of two girls (Elena and Maria) are mixed together in the advert 'Torture by Any Other Name'. All about sex trafficking and girls tricked into prostitution... 😢😢😢

@snubblebunny

23 күн бұрын

I thought I was the only one convinced they were brothers 😂😂

@brigidsingleton1596

22 күн бұрын

​@@snubblebunny Tyler and Ryan are fraternal twins.

@snubblebunny

22 күн бұрын

@@brigidsingleton1596 noooo don’t play like that cuz I WILL fall for it 😂

@DanBen07

22 күн бұрын

Wait what he doesn't read the comment section?

@brigidsingleton1596

22 күн бұрын

@@snubblebunny Ryan is Tyler's older fraternal twin b.rother.