11 OF THE MOST ICONIC 90’S CHRISTMAS COMMERCIALS

Ah, the 90s – a time of slap bracelets, Tamagotchis and killer Christmas commercials. Let’s take a quick ride down memory lane and revisit 11 of the raddest holiday ads that still give us the warm fuzzies.

1. Coca-Cola Polar Bears (1993)

Remember those cute Coke-drinking polar bears? Classic. They made sipping soda in the Arctic look like the coolest thing ever.

2. M&M’s Faint (1996)

Red fainting when he realizes Santa loves M&M’s is comedy gold. A laugh riot that’s stuck in our heads forever.

3. Toys ‘R’ Us – You’ll never outgrow us (1990’s)

“I don’t wanna grow up!” Toys ‘R’ Us was the ultimate kid haven and the jingle? Pure nostalgia.

4. Campbell’s Snowman (1993)

A snowman craving hot soup? Weirdly heartwarming and totally ’90s.

5. Pepsi Christmas Jingle Bells (1993)

Pepsi nailed it with their festive jingle. The ad was like a burst of holiday cheer.

6. Budweiser Clydesdales – Christmas Lights (1999)

Budweiser’s Clydesdales trotting through twinkling Christmas lights? Majestic and totally Christmas-card-worthy.

7. Duracell – Christmas Morning (1992):

The kid with toys running on Duracell batteries – genius. A reminder that Duracell keeps the holiday spirit alive.

8. Gap – Everybody in Vests (1999)

Vests for everyone! Gap made us want to join the cool vest-wearing choir ASAP.

9. McDonald’s – Gift Certificate (1991)

McDonald’s turned a gift certificate into a magical holiday scene. Fast food and festive vibes – only in the ’90s.

10. Hershey’s Kisses – Bells (1989 but continued into the 90s)

Hershey’s Kisses as jingling bells – simple, sweet and forever etched in our Christmas memories.

11. HESS TRUCK – Happy Holidays from Hess (1991)

Hess Truck commercials are all about trucks and cars bringing holiday joy. Santa traded his sleigh for serious horsepower – that’s how you kick Christmas into high gear.

The 90s may be behind us, but these Christmas commercials? They’re timeless. So, grab some popcorn, hit play on those old VHS tapes and let the nostalgia flow. Nothing says Christmas like the rad vibes of the ’90s.