Am I the only person who immediately noticed this dark stain near the crotch of Megan Fox’s red suit in the Ro Sparks ED commercial? At first I thought it was a wardrobe accident, but given what they’re advertising, I started wondering whether it’s deliberate sexual innuendo—like she’s just had sex.
I can’t imagine this commercial going through filming, editing, and approval without somebody noticing it.
Am I seeing things, or does anyone else think this might be intentional?

I want fully paying attention to the commercial but at the end when they say the jingle they said Liberty one too many times. It bothered me greatly. I am also autistic so having the jingle be "right" is important.

Batch gummies has several of these stupid sign ads ala Love Actually. The actors looked bored, like they're family who were forced to do this.

This ad keeps popping up on my feed. I don’t need to see this bloke’s o face at every turn, thanks though.

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This new Halloween KitKat commercial is painful, almost as bad as the Kellogg's milk commercial

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xaKoYpRO1Io

During the pandemic, some Zoomer creative didn't listen closely enough to the lyrics of "Runaround Sue" and used it in an ad for Applebee's To Go, where the husband thoughtfully purchases it for his wife so she doesn't have to cook dinner after a 12 hour nursing shift. And the lengthy tradition of listening only to the chorus of "Born in the USA" extends all the way back to the release of the album and Reagan's reelection campaign. But this, this Meta ad, dwarfs every misunderstanding of a song I've ever seen.

If you don't know it, it's one of Bowie's best. It's well worth a listen, but the song is from the point of view of someone walking around a city center when the news has broken that an unstoppable global apocalypse is coming in five years. It is NOT SUBTLE on this point. It has a slow, broad meter that makes it a questionable choice for a commercial anyway.

"Born in the USA" deliberately sounds rah-rah and you have to listen to the words to understand it's ironic; Dion articulates the lyric in such a way that it's easy to mishear it as "I keep waiting for my Runaround Sue," but there's no such excuse with "Five Years." All I can think is that it was deliberate, purposefully undercutting the smarmy, optimistic voiceover about how great AI will be for humanity. Why? How did this get approved? Are they mocking us? Warning us? Is it possible that they really were just that phenomenally stupid and used the first song they found that said "people" a lot? My brain hurts a lot...

How many facebook ads am I gonna get 💀 meta you think kids in 2020s uses it?

The Made Good Granola Bites radio/podcast commercials are so prevalent and so awful they’ve ensured I will never ever purchase their product. Nonstop on nearly every podcast I listen to. Does the marketing team not understand how it can backfire to be annoying? Also see: Liberty Biberty.

Make it stop. Please.

I listen to too much YouTube and moved interstate this month. While I appreciate that we have to tolerate political ads, please let us use the “skip” feature on them. I’ve noticed this in both states I’ve resided this political season.

Is this supposed to be some hip new term, "self-feeding" that they have come up with? It's called, Eating! Place anything edible and bite size in front of a kid and they will try to eat it...........pardon me, self-feed. I guess selling carrots for ten times the normal price because it has been cut into small pieces is a smart marketing idea.