SC Johnson Philippines was founded in 1957, and operated
as a subsidiary of S. C. Johnson & Sons, one of the olet family-owned
business in the U.S. The American enterprise began in 1886 when Samuel Curtis
Johnson bought the parquet flooring division of Racine Hardware Mfg. Co., and
was soon offering floor care products. The most popular were the floor wax
line.
JOHNSON PASTE WAX was among the first products the SC
Johnson Philippines introduced to the local market. Over the years, it offered
insect control, home cleaning, air care, home storage, and car care products.
But it would always be the waxes that would be their flagship brands.
JOHNSON PASTE WAX began advertising in the 1960s, and
gave us classic commercials that featured “shining moments” in floor cleaning,
punctuated by the memorable slogans “JOHNSON
yata ‘yan!”.
WATCH JOHNSON WAX "SUPER KJ" TVC HERE:
In 1979, the brand was relaunched using the A“Super KJ”
superhero character who came to the rescue of a housewife harassed by 2 men. When
thrown to the floor by Super KJ to the
floor, the men couldn’t help the wooden floor’s impressive sheen---attributed by the hero to
JOHNSON PASTE WAX, punctutated by a stinger: “Kintab JOHNSON yata
‘yan…tumatagal”.
SOURCES:
Super KJ 1980 SCJ Philippines Commercial, “youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_VbbtWSMklc,
uploaded by Greg Traupmann,
Published on Aug 13, 2013
Hi! I've been reading and viewing your blog for quite some time na. And... this one in particular got me inspired po to create a personalized trading card (teks) using your image (Super KJ) as inspiration, and I hope that's ok? My intention is purely for my hobby naman - interest in collecting and making Trading cards (teks) and not to make a profit out of it po.
ReplyDeleteThank you po sir.
Ian
architect.ybanez@gmail.com
I remember the classic 1960's Johnson Wax commercial featuring the offshoot e popular American TV shows like Bonanza & Combat TV series that's my favorite commercials during primetime TV in the 1960's era in the Philippines.
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