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Coca-Cola Superbowl Ad - JoeTang - 2014-02-04

I told that teacher lady the only three letters I need to know are U, S, and A.

Coca-Cola Superbowl Ad - Luxeraph - 2014-02-04

Maybe I'm cynical but each time I hear that ad I ask myself "is that thing after english supposed to be spanish?", had to check the original song to understand what she was singing(all those Rs sound so forced you can barely get what she is saying).

Coca-Cola Superbowl Ad - MariettaRC - 2014-02-04

Locked Wrote:People on tumblr and twitter get buttfrustrated over anything.

While I agree with this, that doesn't make the reactions to the ad (at least those reacting to the context, rather than the company) any less awful.

Coca-Cola Superbowl Ad - Polantaris - 2014-02-04

icephoenix21 Wrote:It's hard knowing motives for sure, but good person =/= business move...kinda like the recent issue with the anti-gay pasta company, thus resulting in other pasta companies showing their support for homosexuality.

"Good" intentions aside (and taking a neutral standpoint on the entire issue), I call it corporate greed using business tactics to get more sales.

It could have easily been a scenario where some random employee had a good idea, and then the big wigs went, "Yes, we can use this to start a 'war'!"

I don't put it past them, but I doubt it was entirely an evil commercial.

I saw this coming when I saw the commercial. My father tends to be like the people who posted and I heard him grunt multiple times during the commercial, so I immediately saw how people can react to it. So glad I take almost nothing after him even more today.

Coca-Cola Superbowl Ad - MuscleWizard - 2014-02-04

My dentist got upset with it so I said "so what you're telling me is that depicting America as it is is a bad thing"

He asked me to explain and I said "there is no real American culture, we're a collection of a bunch of different races and cultures all living in one country, remember the concept of the melting pot? This advertisement was merely a nice message to everyone that we need to remember that America is beautiful, for everyone."

He shut up after that.

Coca-Cola Superbowl Ad - VerrKol - 2014-02-04

MuscleWizard Wrote:My dentist got upset with it so I said "so what you're telling me is that depicting America as it is is a bad thing"

He asked me to explain and I said "there is no real American culture, we're a collection of a bunch of different races and cultures all living in one country, remember the concept of the melting pot? This advertisement was merely a nice message to everyone that we need to remember that America is beautiful, for everyone."

He shut up after that.

This is why I never talk to dentists.

Coca-Cola Superbowl Ad - Sephie - 2014-02-04

MuscleWizard Wrote:My dentist got upset with it so I said "so what you're telling me is that depicting America as it is is a bad thing"

He asked me to explain and I said "there is no real American culture, we're a collection of a bunch of different races and cultures all living in one country, remember the concept of the melting pot? This advertisement was merely a nice message to everyone that we need to remember that America is beautiful, for everyone."

He shut up after that.

On your next cleaning, he's going to deliberately poke your teeth frequently out of spite.

Coca-Cola Superbowl Ad - KhainiWest - 2014-02-04

I actually enjoyed that commercial, although I saw this coming a mile away, and normally I'd be in agreeance that the National Anthm shouldn't be altered for the sake of tradition, but this idea really did demonstrate what the spirit of america should be.


VerrKol Wrote:This is why I never talk to dentists.

HEY MY UNCLES A DENIST SCREW YOU.

Coca-Cola Superbowl Ad - DavyJonesx - 2014-02-04

I feel so offended right now, that I'm not even mad.
Cause somewhere deep down, I want to believe that this is just the small group of stupid people getting the attention like always, making America look bad.

Coca-Cola Superbowl Ad - KhainiWest - 2014-02-04

DavyJonesx Wrote:I feel so offended right now, that I'm not even mad.
Cause somewhere deep down, I want to believe that this is just the small group of stupid people getting the attention like always, making America look bad.

Depends, do you consider the bible belt small? Rolleyes

Coca-Cola Superbowl Ad - DavyJonesx - 2014-02-04

KhainiWest Wrote:Depends, do you consider the bible belt small? Rolleyes

Well I mean...
It ain't THAT big...
Isn't it like 20%...

Edit:
Google'd that sh'it.
Iit's big as f'uck. I take everything I said back.

Coca-Cola Superbowl Ad - Flonne - 2014-02-04

I certainly thought it was STRANGE, but then, I find most commercials to be strange; it certainly wasn't offensive.

Coca-Cola Superbowl Ad - xparasite9 - 2014-02-04

Gymleaders Wrote:I was to make this, I'd think "Hey, let's make an awesome, love-filled commercial for people to enjoy. Something that really encompasses what America as a whole truly is."

idunno, couldn't that have been achieved by using "We Are The World" instead?
Or just had "America the Beautiful" entirely in English and then just shown various diverse groups? That way they could have shown more ethnicities instead of just...eight.

MuscleWizard Wrote:"there is no real American culture, we're a collection of a bunch of different races and cultures all living in one country, remember the concept of the melting pot? This advertisement was merely a nice message to everyone that we need to remember that America is beautiful, for everyone."

Quote:remember the concept of the melting pot?
they could have really driven that home by having the Keres Pueblos singing in Mandarin and the Arabs singing in Spanish and the Senegalese singing in Tagalog, etc.

Coca-Cola Superbowl Ad - Alex123123 - 2014-02-04

KhainiWest Wrote:I actually enjoyed that commercial, although I saw this coming a mile away, and normally I'd be in agreeance that the National Anthm shouldn't be altered for the sake of tradition, but this idea really did demonstrate what the spirit of america should be.




HEY MY UNCLES A DENIST SCREW YOU.


Hmm. Maybe I'm missing something but America the Beautiful is not the USA's national anthem...
That part of your comment really threw me off. Curve-ball like.

Anyway. Seems like a case of vocal peeps + inappropriate comments + internet + media = unwarranted popularity. While I believe (or want to) that this is a small part of the population, it still makes me feel a bit sad really. This might seem insignificant, but it's the little things that prevents different cultures from properly integrating themselves to the nation.

Coca-Cola Superbowl Ad - KhainiWest - 2014-02-04

Alex123123 Wrote:Hmm. Maybe I'm missing something but America the Beautiful is not the USA's national anthem...
That part of your comment really threw me off. Curve-ball like.

Oh you're right, I thought they were singing the N.A, my bad, yeah then this is more ridiculous lol

Coca-Cola Superbowl Ad - VerrKol - 2014-02-04

KhainiWest Wrote:HEY MY UNCLES A DENIST SCREW YOU.

I DON'T LIKE TALKING WITH SOMEONE'S HANDS IN MY MOUTH

Coca-Cola Superbowl Ad - PirateIzzy - 2014-02-04

SaptaZapta Wrote:So you're saying that if we don't want to end up like the native Americans, we need to resist immigrants more effectively than they did?

A lot of the complaining people think that they're being forced to learn other languages because of this ad.

Coca-Cola Superbowl Ad - Niernen - 2014-02-04

VerrKol Wrote:I DON'T LIKE TALKING WITH SOMEONE'S HANDS IN MY MOUTH

It is pretty difficult to talk with hands in your mouth, regardless of whether you like it or not. I never get why they ask you a question, and before you can answer they star shoving tools in your mouth.

Coca-Cola Superbowl Ad - Jedward - 2014-02-04

Most of those twitter accounts have since been deleted.

I mean, that probably does something to the effect of 'teaches a lesson', but the extent to which it actually affected those people is questionable.

Coca-Cola Superbowl Ad - Spadow - 2014-02-04

Reading the tweets really made me lose some brain cells.

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