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The creative ones were good in the beginning
The Zoom meeting where “Ben from Finance” suddenly appears in the woman’s bed in the background was the best of them.
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The creative ones were good in the beginning
African American is the one i don't get.. like that Telstra add where the African American guy sits down at the movies and grabs the hands of what looks like an African American old man (but could also be an indian, it's dark in the cinema). I've legit never met an African American in Australia in my life outside of local basketball circles, and yet two happen to run into each other at the movies in a Telstra ad? Why do African American's get chosen to meet the diversity quota on an add over more representative ethnicities. His partner does look part indigenous so there's that, but what about all the wonderful Asian Australians?Asian, Middle Eastern, Polynesian, African American, but more rarely Aboriginal, which is really the least they could do. What’s the message here?
And now Drag Queens eating rice bubbles…And there has to be a non binary person.
They're all trying to out do each other, it's not about being inclusive anymore, it's about using minorities to make themselves look better.Asian, Middle Eastern, Polynesian, African American, but more rarely Aboriginal, which is really the least they could do. What’s the message here?
I don’t mind who they use for ads, it’s just that some combinations are quite bizarre and strain the credibility, and by extension you feel rather cynical about the message they are trying to get across. As you say, tokenism. When ads are done well and are believable they are quite good, for example the bank ad with the Asian child looking out of the window for her mother. That’s appealing and nicely done, and you don’t think anything of it, because it’s natural.I just see is as a reflection of Australia. People from all cultures.
Interestingly I’ve felt for sometime that in American ads you’ll see anyone and everyone. But it just seems run of the mill. No questions asked, accepted for what it is. An advertisement.
Here it appears first thought is token, woke, pandering to minorities,what’s wrong with being white, people should be judged on merit not dna etc.
There's real Australia then there's what a bunch of people in suits think is real and that's the problem.I don’t mind who they use for ads, it’s just that some combinations are quite bizarre and strain the credibility, and by extension you feel rather cynical about the message they are trying to get across. As you say, tokenism. When ads are done well and are believable they are quite good, for example the bank ad with the Asian child looking out of the window for her mother. That’s appealing and nicely done, and you don’t think anything of it, because it’s natural.
Thought this was every adAny ad where the volume is deliberately louder. They used to ban this years ago.
the Smiths chips ad?The stupid grizzly bear ad
Yeah probably although some seem way louder. There actually is a law forbidding but the flaw is it mention ‘average volume’ so they deliberately have loud parts balanced by quieter ones…ridiculous
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I haven’t seen it yet but your description is enough for meThe new Australian Super ad. Mostly because of the tattooed bitch faced woman and her cuck boyfriend.
This Landcruiser drives us...........................madThe landcruiser ad and looks like the new telstra ad has hit the quaddy with cultural diversity with Asian, black, brown and white
If only the Land Cruiser drove them off a cliff instead of home.The landcruiser ad and looks like the new telstra ad has hit the quaddy with cultural diversity with Asian, black, brown and white
Yeah but where’s the gay couple? Homophobes!The landcruiser ad and looks like the new telstra ad has hit the quaddy with cultural diversity with Asian, black, brown and white
Trash version of the recent Suzuki Vitara adIf only the Land Cruiser drove them off a cliff instead of home.
Throw Primo onto the boycott list for their hot dog adBoycotting McCain's products when I go grocery shopping now cause of their their shitty something special ads.