Oscar Mayer sparks nostalgia airing 50-year-old ad with iconic jingle during Bears-Lions game

The archetypal Thanksgiving Day NFL game had a commercialized that was a blast from the past, and galore were feeling nostalgic connected societal media.

Oscar Mayer had an thought for the Detroit Lions-Chicago Bears crippled connected Thursday arsenic they ran a 50-year-old advertisement with its iconic jingle truthful galore cognize and love. 

The 1974 advertisement that captivated the state had then-4-year-old histrion Andy Lambros sportfishing disconnected a dock determination with a sandwich successful 1 manus arsenic helium started to sing:

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"My bologna has a archetypal name, it’s O-S-C-A-R. My bologna has a 2nd name, it’s M-A-Y-E-R."

After seeing the advertisement popular up during the game, galore took to societal media to explicate however blessed they were to perceive the jingle and spot the advertisement that took implicit the ‘70s and ‘80s.

"Best commercialized ever! So gladsome to spot it again connected TV!!" 1 X idiosyncratic posted. 

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Another added, "Awwww what nostalgia."

Oscar Mayer has leaned connected jingles successful the past, including "Oh, I Wish I Were an Oscar Mayer Wiener." 

But the communicative down Lambros getting his clip to radiance erstwhile the commercialized aired successful 1974 was that it wasn’t adjacent expected to hap successful a solo act. 

Oscar Mayer had called for a radical of children singing the jingle, but adjacent the extremity of the shoot, the manager challenged the kids to spot if they could bash it arsenic a solo, per Inc.com.

Lambros stepped up and deed it, adjacent asking, "How’s that?" astatine the extremity portion taking a wound of the sandwich. 

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Thanksgiving is each astir spending clip with family, and this ad, with the particulate brushed off, brings backmost tons of memories for galore arsenic they bask their clip watching immoderate football.

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