This got pulled for being racist the other day
Personally i dont find it racist at all, yet some people have been
Now here is a video of some over sensitive Americans talking about it
So is anyone here been offended by this then?
http://www.theaustralian.com.au/bus...lammed-as-racist/story-e6frg996-1225816762016

Personally i dont find it racist at all, yet some people have been

Now here is a video of some over sensitive Americans talking about it

So is anyone here been offended by this then?

AN advertisement for KFC that depicts an uncomfortable white cricket fan giving rowdy West Indians fried chicken has been slammed in the US as racist.
In the commercial, screened during the cricket Test , the young man is swamped by rowdy West Indies supporters.
The ad, part of KFC's "Cricket Survival Guide" series, depicts Mick the Australian surrounded by dancing West Indies fans.
"Need a tip when you're stuck in an awkward situation?" Mick asks the camera.
He then shares a bucket of fried chicken with the unruly crowd, bringing them under control. "Too easy," he says.
The commercial gained international notoriety when it was posted on the video-sharing website YouTube, attracting more than 2700 comments over three weeks.
Critics said the commercial perpetuated a stereotype that African Americans eat large quantities of fried chicken.
US radio presenter Ana Kasparian told her audience the advertisement was clearly racist.
"These people, they're so unruly and uncivilised and so rowdy, jumping up and down," she said. "They just can't sit down unless you give them some damn fried chicken! It's too easy!"
Blogger Craig Brimm said the commercial depicted the fans as "noisy negroes that just won't shut up".
But in a statement yesterday, KFC Australia said the ad had been "misinterpreted by a segment of people in the US".
"It is a light-hearted reference to the West Indian cricket team," the statement read.
"The ad was reproduced online in the US without KFC's permission, where we are told a culturally based stereotype exists, leading to the incorrect assertion of racism.
"We unequivocally condemn discrimination of any type and have a proud history as one of the world's leading employers for diversity."
The case follows last year's ill-fated "blackface routine" on Hey Hey It's Saturday, which was also widely condemned in the US.
In the 19th century, white performers travelling the southern US would paint their faces black and perform racist scenes.
http://www.theaustralian.com.au/bus...lammed-as-racist/story-e6frg996-1225816762016