Among the great Super Bowl ads, one in particular stands out for being completely dreadful. The commercial consists of camera footage of a collection of babies, while a female narrator talks about how they will stand up to racism and sexism in the U.S. (specifically citing the pay gap). All the while a shit-tier cover of [i]All Apologies[/i] by Nirvana is playing.
Not only does this ad imply that there is an unfair pay gap in the United States, it ruined All Apologies for me.
[spoiler]It’s not a T-mobile commercial, it’s a tide ad.[/spoiler]
What do you guys feels about the commercial?
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"You will demand" stopped reading there tbhqhwy
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They have this but I heard that they wouldn't let a group of veterans make a commercial about standing for the flag. They were willing to pay for it too but they were denied.
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It was pretty cringe-inducing. [spoiler]Babies are ugly af[/spoiler]
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I'm switching services.
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It’s a tide ad
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That was shit. The Fanny devito M&M ad on the other hand is a masterpiece
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4 RepliesI'm not really seeing the issue. Politically underline ads have been a thing at the Superbowl for years on both sides on the spectrum, ranging from progressive (inclusiveness ads by Coca-Cola) to conservative (anti-gun control by gun companies). This ad doesn't seem particularly bad to me.
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Well I hope this baby lives a long life. Cuz I heard that lots of stupid kids ate Tide pods and some actually died.
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4 RepliesI'm switching to Verizon now. [spoiler]Oh wait, I'm not. 'Cause Idgaf...[/spoiler]
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Pushing the wage gap myth. AAAAAAAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
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Forget that commercial...the dinklebot commercial was awesome
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2 RepliesEdited by Der Übermensch: 2/5/2018 10:10:18 PMDiversity is (((our))) strength Goyim. [quote]Historically, Jews have always thrived in nations and empires with multicultural, pluralistic and tolerant environments, while they faired badly in strong ethnic or nationalistic societies. European Jews have always been the emblematic stranger or "other." Therefore, by definition, a society where the stranger is welcome is good for the Jews. The future of European Jewry is dependent on our ability to create a multicultural, pluralistic, and diverse society.[/quote]-Goran Rosenberg, Jewish author and journalist
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2 RepliesToo bad their service is shit.
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2 RepliesI will say that this ad strikes me as being done by your typical centrist Democrat that gets in a fuss because of pay gaps or when Trump curses all the while being oblivious they're using these issues and a [i]-blam!-ing Nirvana song[/i] to sell phones. These are the well off people that will think all the world's woes are fixed when a garbage candidate like Kirsten Gillibrand beats Donald Trump in 2020 and spend more energy fighting a Bernie Sanders like candidate than any Republican.
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1 ReplyConservative: What should we do for our T-Moblie commercial, it has to stand out remember, 'cause it's the Super Bowl. Leftist: Let's talk about the wage gap, you know, that thing that totally exists! Conservative: Look man, it's the Super Bowl, let's keep the politics down. Plus this is a phone commercial. Leftist: Wait...This is a phone commercial?
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Edited by maedgonzales: 2/5/2018 11:00:42 PMAre they high or what? Wtf does baby’s have to do with the waves in the air called data Edit: I know it’s a tide pod add but y do they think baby’s need ride pods this is an outrage!!
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1 ReplyThe super bowl was today? Damn over slept
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1 ReplyI don't like babies. Didn't like the commercial
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Gross. That was really gross. Surprisingly, the nirvana thing offended me more than the liberal propaganda throat cramming. I also like how the commercial is talking to the viewer like a baby....whats next? Gummi vitamins for adults?
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5 RepliesEdited by Mad Max: 2/5/2018 5:15:58 AMGreat Superbowl ads? They were trash this year.
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7 RepliesEdited by Number1 Casual: 2/6/2018 2:23:09 AMFirst, it’s a Tide ad. Second, it is a message that America needs given how the repubes are trying to make racism & sexism hip. Third, more companies should follow suit including T-Mobile. Fourth, Dodge Ram...WTF???????
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Actually that's a tide ad.
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I don't care. I get free Netflix
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1 Reply4k thumbs downs wow people are pissed
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6 RepliesOh no, a progressive commercial, I'm so scared of it. Jesus, people like you are sensitive. Don't remember it being a T-mobile commercial though...
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10 RepliesEdited by Uncanny_Vale: 2/5/2018 7:26:36 AM[quote]T-Mobile makes politically (leftist) charged Super Bowl ad. ...a female narrator talks about how they will stand up to racism and sexism in the U.S.. [/quote] So only the left are opposed to racism and sexism? I thought the right were opposed to them too? Apparently not.