Adverts that make you wanna smash your TV set up.

Adverts that make you wanna smash your TV set up.

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stuartmmcfc

8,671 posts

193 months

Thursday 31st August 2017
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That one for Windows with the rapping teacher.
The kids don't think you're cool Mr Jackson.
They think you're a tt with fking stupid hair.
fk right off you fking .
Has anyone checked he's not on "the register"?

Edited by stuartmmcfc on Thursday 31st August 19:50

TheDoggingFather

17,123 posts

207 months

Thursday 31st August 2017
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fido said:
The PPI adverts with Swartzenegger's head on a track drive. Whoever the FCA paid to make the adverts must have been as high as a kite.
That advert is beyond annoying, it totally fks me off, and it's on virtually every fking ad break. s.

cuprabob

14,783 posts

215 months

Thursday 31st August 2017
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V05 advert
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Jonesy23

4,650 posts

137 months

Thursday 31st August 2017
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TheDoggingFather said:
fido said:
The PPI adverts with Swartzenegger's head on a track drive. Whoever the FCA paid to make the adverts must have been as high as a kite.
That advert is beyond annoying, it totally fks me off, and it's on virtually every fking ad break. s.
Isn't it a £30m campaign that's going to be on heavy rotation for a long time?

It's utter junk and we're going to be seeing far too much of it. If you thought you were sick of PPI before...

mike80

2,251 posts

217 months

Friday 1st September 2017
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I don't know if this has been mentioned before (possibly by me!), but any of those toothpaste ads that look like they've been filmed on a crap phone, all weird angles and quick cutaways.

Brigand

2,544 posts

170 months

Friday 1st September 2017
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Jonesy23 said:
TheDoggingFather said:
fido said:
The PPI adverts with Swartzenegger's head on a track drive. Whoever the FCA paid to make the adverts must have been as high as a kite.
That advert is beyond annoying, it totally fks me off, and it's on virtually every fking ad break. s.
Isn't it a £30m campaign that's going to be on heavy rotation for a long time?

It's utter junk and we're going to be seeing far too much of it. If you thought you were sick of PPI before...
There was a radio ad recently that played upon the "Now there's a deadline..." angle to PPI claims, clearly trying to pressure people into doing it quickly. They don't mention what the deadline is though - until a recent TV ad where some woman is sat at a pink desk, and on the desk is the deadline: Aug 2019.

So the deadline is two years away? Oh no! Time is running out, I'd best get texting to some number quickly!

anonymous-user

55 months

Friday 1st September 2017
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The Audi advert on the drag strip, with the Audi setting off late and slow followed by "nothing to prove"

Then why are you on a drag strip in the first place? its only purpose is to prove how quick you can go.

The tag line should be, "Audi, for people who cant walk the talk"

aka_kerrly

12,439 posts

211 months

Friday 1st September 2017
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jsf said:
The Audi advert on the drag strip, with the Audi setting off late and slow followed by "nothing to prove"

Then why are you on a drag strip in the first place? its only purpose is to prove how quick you can go.

The tag line should be, "Audi, for people who cant walk the talk"
Should have been lined up against this


If you want a really fast Audi A5

I also find the advert somewhat unusual as it suggests that Audi want to ensure people know that those buying RS models are smug bds who buy performance cars and don't use them properly clap

cuprabob

14,783 posts

215 months

Friday 1st September 2017
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Some would say that a Drag Strip is perfect for an Audi, you can't understeer going in a straight line smile

aka_kerrly

12,439 posts

211 months

Friday 1st September 2017
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cuprabob said:
Some would say that a Drag Strip is perfect for an Audi, you can't understeer going in a straight line smile
True, you just need to keep an eye out for all those out of control Yank cars that can't even seem to go in a straight line nor corner.

FourWheelDrift

88,692 posts

285 months

Sunday 3rd September 2017
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Funding Circle. Whoever they are. Another patronising advert where you are suddenly supposed to be surprised the long haired rock drummer is actually a woman because they think the viewer wouldn't believe a woman can play the drums.

cuprabob

14,783 posts

215 months

Sunday 3rd September 2017
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Another Nationwide one, this time with a couple...

swisstoni

17,160 posts

280 months

Sunday 3rd September 2017
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The one where Johnny Depp says "I gotta get ouda here", drives off into the desert, rips his jewellery off and shovels sand over his head still makes me laugh.

valiant

10,423 posts

161 months

Sunday 3rd September 2017
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swisstoni said:
The one where Johnny Depp says "I gotta get ouda here", drives off into the desert, rips his jewellery off and shovels sand over his head still makes me laugh.
Ah, perfume ads. A whole new level of whatthefk.

Millions spent, beautifully shot, superstars engaged. And no one watches them afterwards to see if they make any sense whatsoever. Except the Dior ad with Charleze Theron - I could watch that on loop all day. (Still makes no sense though). smile

FourWheelDrift

88,692 posts

285 months

Sunday 3rd September 2017
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The British Red Cross advert suggesting the elderly should leave a gift of money to them in their will and then offering the British Red Cross will writing service to help them do it.

FourWheelDrift

88,692 posts

285 months

Sunday 3rd September 2017
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valiant said:
swisstoni said:
The one where Johnny Depp says "I gotta get ouda here", drives off into the desert, rips his jewellery off and shovels sand over his head still makes me laugh.
Ah, perfume ads. A whole new level of whatthefk.

Millions spent, beautifully shot, superstars engaged. And no one watches them afterwards to see if they make any sense whatsoever. Except the Dior ad with Charleze Theron - I could watch that on loop all day. (Still makes no sense though). smile
"Sauvage"

I don't think perfume, I think John Malkovich in Johhny English smile

Johnnytheboy

24,498 posts

187 months

Sunday 3rd September 2017
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valiant said:
swisstoni said:
The one where Johnny Depp says "I gotta get ouda here", drives off into the desert, rips his jewellery off and shovels sand over his head still makes me laugh.
Ah, perfume ads. A whole new level of whatthefk.

Millions spent, beautifully shot, superstars engaged. And no one watches them afterwards to see if they make any sense whatsoever. Except the Dior ad with Charleze Theron - I could watch that on loop all day. (Still makes no sense though). smile
First sign of impending Christmas is an upswing in these.

I kind of feel sorry for the advert makers: these ads are clearly intended to be used across many countries, and therefore they have to make sense to many cultures, which means what may look glamorous in one market looks hopelessly cheesy to us cynical Brits.

HustleRussell

24,781 posts

161 months

Sunday 3rd September 2017
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valiant said:
swisstoni said:
The one where Johnny Depp says "I gotta get ouda here", drives off into the desert, rips his jewellery off and shovels sand over his head still makes me laugh.
Ah, perfume ads. A whole new level of whatthefk.

Millions spent, beautifully shot, superstars engaged. And no one watches them afterwards to see if they make any sense whatsoever. Except the Dior ad with Charleze Theron - I could watch that on loop all day. (Still makes no sense though). smile

AstonZagato

12,756 posts

211 months

Sunday 3rd September 2017
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FourWheelDrift said:
valiant said:
swisstoni said:
The one where Johnny Depp says "I gotta get ouda here", drives off into the desert, rips his jewellery off and shovels sand over his head still makes me laugh.
Ah, perfume ads. A whole new level of whatthefk.

Millions spent, beautifully shot, superstars engaged. And no one watches them afterwards to see if they make any sense whatsoever. Except the Dior ad with Charleze Theron - I could watch that on loop all day. (Still makes no sense though). smile
"Sauvage"

I don't think perfume, I think John Malkovich in Johhny English smile
Still love the Boddingtons advert
https://youtu.be/v2C-5qjbfYw

Rich_W

12,548 posts

213 months

Sunday 3rd September 2017
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I've mentioned the Clearscore ones before since its the exact same advert 8 different ways.


NOW Matey is outside with another dog in the park and I confess "No Take, Only Throw" appeals to my sense of humour biggrin

https://youtu.be/H5Rgy-QkcTY?t=19s

HOWEVER!


Matey is also selling Laptops at PC World! And for some reason he's got a Northern accent now!


There should be some rule that they cant do a new ad until the old one has stopped running!

Saw the same thing with the American chap from the Enterprise ad doing one for Toyota!
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