Popeye Cartoon – Subliminal Advertising?
October 24th, 2011
Is there some sneaky subliminal advertising in the 1951 Popeye cartoon, “Vacation with Play”?
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Tags: animation history, Cartoon, Cartoon Secrets, censored, Famous Studios, hidden, Popeye, slowed down, sped up, subliminal
@muybridge54
What? No shit the captions are new, he just added them!
@guitarnoob77 haha
pause at 0:16 they are having sex WTF?
That is incredibly cool, and a great insight into ’50s era audio work. [applause]
Thanks for posting!
You guys are stupid. It is not fake. As a matter of fact, i went to a Flinstones cartoon and it had subliminal talking in it. Of course the text is new, he wants to make sure you know what he’s saying.
What amazes me is how people even find this stuff.
@Illmaticillmatic1 its not that hard to even find yknow
now i want some doghnuts…..
Think about it when u watch this episode without discovering the hidden advertisement we would never know making the advertisement useless the reason for an advertisement is to convince people into buying their product
Did i just see the chipmonks hump really fast as well??
It worked for me. Soon as I saw this cartoon, I went to the 7-11 for some doughnuts!!!!
how did you even find that do you sit around looking at cartoons all day
i wonder what other cartoons do that
WTF! :O
I saw the chipmunk humping the other one right before it kissed it!! That is subliminal too I mean how could you not see it???
@TEMPmichaelhansen I’m reminded of that record too (the record itself a radio station apparently had the recording on skipped where the “&P” was heard).
@Lehnerd57 Detroit use to have them into the 80′s. At one point they owned the Farmer Jack stores there as part of a multiple chain of supermarkets they operated in the East coast/Atlantic region of the country but they ended up closing those stores in the last decade.
@fromthesidelines Always thinking ahead weren’t you Seymour!
@SuperL3fty Too often they shift which eye is open in many shots, so it was pretty intentional and not something they had ever thought about in realistic terms (later TV Popeye cartoons in the 60′s sometimes mistakenly leave both eyes open at once).
@weegeeDS Mainly this was due to those particular cartoons being in the hands of Warner Bros. themselves.
“…so for a delicious buy and golden brown YA DIGG”
One person did not buy David Price donuts
That was before subliminal ads were banned, I believe. And you can tell it’s distorted audio even before you slow it down. In otherwords, you can tell it’s just something sped up at an unintelligible speed.
haha 69 likes xD wait, this is also the 69th comment :0
lol that was awesome. Please see my Bosko cartoon video to hear a mouse who is apparently in a court case whilst playing golf.