![]() This is weak marketing, and Kellogg's should have the corporate responsibility to not use an age old euphemism that offends families. 814 West Jersey & Atlantic S 50 51 16 Commercial Tel. Everyone knows kids repeat what they hear. 80.100 94 944 Jammit Branch, Pa.50 7 84 Pennsylvania Coal.50 275 Caledonia B. Kellogg's executives apparently don't care about what children hear as long as it puts money in their pockets. ![]() The nurse can even be seen taking a bite of the baby Pop-Tart at the ending logo. Let them know that as a parent and consumer you are offended the company cares more about financial gain than the impression made on our children. The PB jar yells NO, and the J jar goes Aww, jammit. Kellogg's should be more responsible in their marketing decisions. on experimental narrative games such as Rosemary (2009) and Symon (2010), as well as the commercial game Transcendence: Origins (2014) for Warner Bros. Foul language or the implication of it is not needed in this commercial, but that is exactly what Kellogg's intended with their play on words. "Kellogg's new Pop Tart commercial includes a double entendre that is inappropriate and unnecessary. OMM has an issue with the…wait for…suggestive language. ![]() If those were your guesses, you're wrong. Care to guess? Is it the idea of the Pop Tarts fornicating to make a baby? Maybe it's because the baby Pop Tart is going or not going to be vaccinated? Or because there is a human working in a Pop Tart hospital, and that human wants to eat the baby Pop Tart? one ad a baby PB&J Pop-Tart gets devoured right in front of its parents, and the jelly mother simply responds with a pun (Aw, jammit).
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