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What was Nationwide Insurance Thinking? By Anthony Barreda Professor Alexis LaDuca English 102 23 February 2015 Anthony Barreda Professor Alexis LaDuca English 102 23 February 2015 23 February 2015 What was Nationwide Insurance thinking? The Nationwide Commercial “Make Safe Happen” that is featured on YouTube and was aired during Super Bowl XLIX was made in a manner to effectively grab the attention of a specific audience by using a topic that is close and dear to parents around the world. This commercial was meant to make you think about preventing accidents that are a leading cause in accidental death amongst children in the United States. By using scare tactics about a controversial topic as an attention grabber to any
Men’s magazines write articles on how to seduce a girl into sleeping with them. Haven’t we as a society moved past the sexist ideals of the past? Judging from the way media portrays women, it seems as if things are only getting worse! (Next slide) One of the most common ways television depicts teenage girls as ditzy, body obsessed, ‘pretty’ princesses with a credit card. The girl’s interests are usually limited to make-up, hair, boys and shopping.
But in this age of television, it can only be a ratings dream comes true for the tv executives wondering how much to charge for advertising a commercial. What a dream come true also for the moderators of the debate. Knowing that millions of people will be watching and in some sort of way and they being the ring leader of the whole evening. One thing is certain: Gingrich knows about anger. He well understands that many conservative Americans have had enough of being laughed at by Hollywood and by the media chieftains in New York and Washington.
For men, society prefers almost zero body fat, large, toned, muscles, and a large penis. For women, society prefers skinny, with large breasts. When one thinks of taking part in a “normal” sexual encounter, it would play out like this: the man makes a move on the woman, and spontaneous sex plays out in whatever private location they may be at. The man’s role is to be physically ready at all times, and the woman’s role is to finish the man and show as much pleasure as possible. Yahoo!
One night, a member of his studio audience suggests that Dobbs himself should run in the upcoming presidential election. The next day, Dobbs announces his candidacy, promises that he won’t accept any corporate contributions and gets himself placed on the ballot in a handful of key states. Much to the despair of his manager and producer , Dobbs takes the campaign seriously. Dobbs somehow gets enough support to be invited to a key debate with the Democratic and Republican and chooses to go “all out”. Inexplicably, this move strikes a chord with the debate audience and sparks support that culminated with Dobbs winning all the states where he is on the ballot.
Winston and Julia began to see one another very frequently in a romantic getaway residing in the prole district. Finally they had recognized the amorousness that was electric between them. They had gotten so comfortable and in love that Julia wanted to make herself the best she could for her lover, she had painted her face with forbidden cosmetics and had applied an arousing scent to herself simply for the purpose of their pleasure. Not only were they comfortable they were stupidly in love, so stupid, in fact, that they failed to realize Charrington, the love shack’s owner was a member of the thought police. They had been caught red handed in their hideout.
Part Bad. That’s Man’s Essence.” The intended message of the ad appears to be that if men use Axe Essence body spray, they will attract sexy women in lingerie, and will lust for those women over their ordinary girlfriends. By being able to attract such beautiful women by using the Axe Essence body spray, men will feel better about their self image, have better relationships, appear to be more successful in life, and therefore be more happy and content. An ideological analysis of this advertisement reveals that there are unintentional cultural messages embedded throughout the ad, one such being the sexualization of women. This Axe advertisement shows the sexualization of women by emphasizing the extreme sexuality of women and how it attracts all men.
Gustavo Davalos October 8th 2013 Chips Funga The song Chips Funga talks about how men and women are adapting to a more liberal culture when it comes to meeting someone of the opposite sex at a bar or night club. The video shows how a very attractive woman is taken advantage of by another man by sleeping with her than not ignoring her as if they never met. The song refers to how one man buys her clothes and the other gets to tear them off. This verse tells me how a women can have such strong feelings for one man who treats her as if she is just a piece of meat but the man who is attentive to her feelings and needs she is not. This is happens to many of us here in our culture because we are fed this artificial sense of life we feel obligated to follow.
In “Buy this 24-year-old and get his friends absolutely free,” by Jean Kilbourne, the author shows that we are the target o f advertisement. It says that advertisers trick you into thinking that advertisement has no influence on you. How it does this by spending large amounts of money on commercial during events such as the super, for a chance to the kind of success that Victoria’s secret had in the 1995 Super Bowl as said by Jean Kilbourne (335). In the next paragraph its say that these ad campaigns through close to eleven months of planning and 24 thousands hours of work into ads that will have a large audience. What this does is show how football is more about advertising than actually moving the ball as Jean Kilbourne says(336).