Superbowl Commercial Analysis

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So far in the faith and media course, commercials seem to have been the main focus. A somewhat “deeper meaning” has been revealed to us students. It is now understood that nothing seen in an advertisement is a coincidence. Every color, action, and sound has been premeditated for the gain of money or power. I choose the commercial “Best Buy: Ozzy vs. Bieber” for my analysis mainly because I am a Justin Bieber fan, but also because I found this advertisement creative and amusing. Best Buy created this message to promote their new program the “buy back program” which allows people to stay with the latest technology, “cost effectively”. Best buy’s “buy back” program will give costumers a portion of their money back for “old” technology they have previously purchased from the store with the intent to then lead costumers to the newer item. It has become clear that all messages are constructed with a pre-notation. Ozzy Osbourne was the icon of his day with a career spanning over forty years. Justin Bieber is the newest youth hit sensation and adored worldwide. People worldwide have a desire to be youthful. During the commercial Ozzy gets pushed aside and replaced by “the new guy” Justin Bieber. The message here is stay with the times or get left behind. There are also qualities which promote that youth is attainable through technology. If a person has the latest technology, that must mean they are “cool” and youthful. Other elements used to lure customers in may be a little more unnoticeable with viewers. The Best Buy store is a huge blue building, which explains why blue is the accent color in this advertisement. The futuristic suits worn by Ozzy, Justin, and the good-looking females in the background all glow blue in the same way that the background is blue when text flashes on the screen. Youth ties in with beauty, which can explain the

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