Creepy Snake Commercial
This dude goes from human to demonic snake within a matter of moments, which is equal parts creepy and confusing. I can appreciate the âdeal in poisonâ wordplay, but whatâs up with the âcheat on your homeboysâ thing? What does that even mean, 1980s?
Meth!
Is this an anti-drug or pro-cleaning commercial? It actually features a catchy song, and it feels like a talented musician with a yearning for some meth cooked up the hit.
Dorks
âDRUG DEALERS ARE DORKS, DONâT EVEN TALK TO THEM.â â Donatello, keeping it real as heck. This adâs creator probably wasnât on drugs, but itâs such gold that itâs worthy of being a part of any anti-drug commercial compilation.
HEY MIKE
HEY MIKE TOO LATE you already did drugs, thatâs why youâre reliving the same 3 second loop over and over again. Youâll come down from that high soon, and realize that your Sam-I-Am persistent friend actually already got you on the green eggs and ham.
Dawg
Talking dogs arenât a thing that people who arenât on drugs come up with. This smug talking dog thinks he can just hop on the chair, condescendingly bash his friend and then casually see himself out? Real cool, Cujo.
YOU DAD!
Never have tables turned so quickly. Priceless.
Anti Cocaine
+1 for super eerie brief seconds of singing at the end.
No Pizza If You Do Drugs
WHAT ARE YOU EVEN TALKING ABOUT, PENNY? The principle’s office OR jail? Thereâs a big difference between those two things. I appreciate the point about no TV or pizza though â because priorities.
SCARY FACE + CREEPY SINGING
The question is how eerie is too eerie? The answer is this eerie.
UM.
Dang, 1980s anti-drug ads, you scary. The problem here is that you can’t show people horrifying commercials like this or they become impervious to fear, and nothing they could possibly see on drugs is as disturbing as this ad.