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George school uniform with the kids rapping
Worst tv advert?
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Where's the racism (or stereotyping) in either of these?
Caporegime
I cannot stand the older Halifax adverts, truly appalling.
The Peloton adverts are instant change channel material as well.
The best adverts are the old school chat ones, pure comedy gold.
The Peloton adverts are instant change channel material as well.
The best adverts are the old school chat ones, pure comedy gold.
Soldato
The Asda one where the Asian guy? Sounds like he's got learning difficulties.
the characters are portrayed like imbeciles, for me - some kind of fake childish delight in something that doesn't evoke those emotions -
it's beyond poetic license, would they show a caucasian with the same behaviour.
the nordic folks are, now, giving them a run for their money, definitely a better class of trainer.
Yeah? It's standard "OMG look at how amazing this is" face in adverts. I see it all the time. They're meant to be OTT and dramatic because they're trying to sell a product. I think you need to take a step back (and maybe a chill pill) if you're seeing racism everywhere.
Soldato
That Aldi one containing a few GB Olympic hopefuls including Jade Jones has to be a contender for the worst ad in '21.
The irony is people here remembered what to search for. Surly the worse ones are the ones you cant ever remember?
Thankfully only ads I hear is background radio. But ANYTHING that uses a well known song then do a crappy slow downed version or piano acoustic version, its lazy, sheer laziness of ideas and doing something creative.
All aftershave. perfume ads. Any actor I recognize goes WAY down the scale of respect that they do them.
Thankfully only ads I hear is background radio. But ANYTHING that uses a well known song then do a crappy slow downed version or piano acoustic version, its lazy, sheer laziness of ideas and doing something creative.
All aftershave. perfume ads. Any actor I recognize goes WAY down the scale of respect that they do them.
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Those old Halifax ads must have done more harm to their business than good, I would have never gone with them and had I had an account I would have changed to another building society because of those ads
Soldato
I can't help but think he's a nonce. Hope he does/doesn't have an iPhone.
Clive Owen in the BMW short adds excepted (directed by Gods) , ? from the time when they had good grills.
Soldato
Extra Extra (to Ice ice Baby) really was the pits
Man of Honour
That one with a dog sitting on a chair with a fan blowing at it, that advert has not done it's job because I still haven't got the slightest clue what it's about.
Soldato
I think it's an ad for a Dyson hairdryer, but I could be wrong.
Man of Honour
Then surely they would use a Dyson and not a normal fan!
Soldato
It’s for the AA! Strange advert indeed
Man of Honour
No way, what the hell has a dog sitting on a chair being blown by a fan got to do with the AA
So many garbage ones at the moment,
The Vauxhall one with the pigeon headed people
That annoying donkey in the listerine ad
Any habito advert ever
Anything with Philip Schofield in it
Anything that starts or ends with "medifacts"
Even worse the ones for Holland & Barrett and their quackers "health supplements"
I'm actually struggling to find an ad I liked recently tbh. The one with Lily James in it for Sky(?) isn't too bad I guess. TV ads just don't get the budget they used to for a lot of companies such is the importance of digital and SM etc, and the dilution of viewing habits.
Oh, and as my wife pointed out the other day, does anyone else find that AXA insurance ad to be more like a sanitary towel advert? The one with the girl from the rough background who ends up a football referee, and is "protected, enabled, free to get on with it etc " or some such narrative.
The Vauxhall one with the pigeon headed people
That annoying donkey in the listerine ad
Any habito advert ever
Anything with Philip Schofield in it
Anything that starts or ends with "medifacts"
Even worse the ones for Holland & Barrett and their quackers "health supplements"
I'm actually struggling to find an ad I liked recently tbh. The one with Lily James in it for Sky(?) isn't too bad I guess. TV ads just don't get the budget they used to for a lot of companies such is the importance of digital and SM etc, and the dilution of viewing habits.
Oh, and as my wife pointed out the other day, does anyone else find that AXA insurance ad to be more like a sanitary towel advert? The one with the girl from the rough background who ends up a football referee, and is "protected, enabled, free to get on with it etc " or some such narrative.