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Remember when TV commercials used to inform you about the product being sold?
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00:00Remember when TV commercials used to inform you about the product being sold?
00:05If you've got wood to stain and you want it to dry quickly, use Ronseal quick dry and wood stain.
00:09It does exactly what it says on the tin.
00:11Yeah, I'm old enough to remember that.
00:13Well now advertisers are getting a little more ambitious.
00:16Why waste time on the product being sold, when the product being sold is you?
00:21Behold our newest ad campaign. Tasty!
00:24You sure this will help us sell more burgers? Burgers?!
00:28John Lewis recently released an ad for home insurance featuring a young boy wearing a dress, makeup and heels.
00:42You sure this will help us sell more home insurance?
00:45Home insurance?!
00:46Within weeks the ad was cancelled.
00:49Not because of its ethically dubious amplification of drag queen kids, but because it was deemed potentially misleading.
00:55Cause you can't claim home insurance for allowing your kid to trash your home.
00:59Maybe if John Lewis had actually concentrated on the details of their service rather than their effusive zeal to portray
01:05a boy in lipstick, the ad wouldn't have been banned.
01:08But it's not really about the product anymore is it?
01:11This year's Halloween ad for Twix chocolate bar features a boy facing discrimination for wearing a princess dress.
01:18The witch nanny then comes to the boy's aid after he's confronted by a bully.
01:23Hey! You! Princess! You look like a girl!
01:29Why are you wearing that?
01:30The witch nanny then conjures up a magic trick to disappear the bully.
01:34So parents leave a kid alone until the new nanny comes.
01:36She forces herself in, then murders a playground boy.
01:39All cause he said they look different.
01:41Are you sure this will help us sell more Twix?
01:45Twix?!
01:45But hey, who am I to judge?
01:47Why shouldn't young children be exposed to the alphabet experience?
01:51After all, it's such a healthy lifestyle.
01:54When kids aren't being bombarded by gender-bending confusion, they're being blitzed with pandemic porn.
02:00Last year the NHS terrified children by showing Santa being wheeled into the hospital on the verge of dying of
02:06Covid.
02:07Heineken, the beer company that proudly supports the total abolition of all borders,
02:11at least remains consistent by insisting that there shouldn't be any borders when it comes to public toilets.
02:21But only if you've had your shot and displayed your vaccine passport.
02:28In what has to be the most obtuse, left-field and awkward strong-arming of social engineering into a crisp
02:35commercial ever seen,
02:36Grandad dies, goes to heaven, and comes back as a gay ghost.
02:43Ah, hermano, como te extraño.
02:47¡Oh! Tío Alberto!
02:49¡Qué sorpresa!
02:50¿Qué hubo de familia? ¿Cómo están?
02:54¿Quién es él?
02:57Es Mario, mi pareja.
03:02¿Qué hubo de familia?
03:04¿Qué hubo de familia?
03:06¿Qué hubo de familia?
03:07Are you sure this will help us sell more Doritos?
03:09Doritos?
03:10Look at this charmingly quaint snapshot of suburban British life.
03:14F
03:34Are you big-o like a boss?
03:36Bag of fifty pound welcome bonus when you join.
03:40Love or big-o.
03:42Bear in mind, this is an ad for BINGO, which has an age demographic not much lower than the Queen
03:48of England.
03:49Are you sure this will help us sell more bingo?
03:52BINGO!
03:52Just saw something incredibly rare the other day.
03:55A white heterosexual man in a TV commercial.
03:59And get this, he wasn't being humiliated.
04:02Incredible, I know. Barely believable.
04:04I mean, it was Chris Hemsworth, but still, makes a change, doesn't it?
04:08What do they want for Father's Day?
04:09For the media to stop portraying dads as buffoons.
04:15Doofus dads, right?
04:16I mean, that's all we ever see.
04:18It's just a burst pipe. I can fix it.
04:20And my husband is...
04:25You missed a spot.
04:31Excuse me.
04:34Seal.
04:35Shake.
04:36And let Oven Pride do its thing, so he can do more.
04:40Oven Pride.
04:41So easy.
04:42A man can do it.
04:43Okay, maybe it was my fault.
04:44She told me to kill the weeds.
04:46And you did.
04:47Along with the grass.
04:48I used the wrong stuff.
04:49Oh, there were dead spots?
04:51Everywhere.
04:52Dad's making dinner?
04:53Oh, it'll be fine.
04:55Maybe.
04:56Get home!
04:59Get home!
05:02Get home!
05:03Get home!
05:07Now women can't be shown to be caring for babies because that would further gender stereotypes.
05:14The UK Advertising Standards Authority banned this Volkswagen commercial after just three people complained.
05:27Note how the only stereotypes they refuse to amplify are the ones that are positive and wholesome.
05:33An ad for Apple's iPad Pro encouraged women to erase men altogether.
05:48Another Apple commercial showed cloned white men jumping into the sea like lemmings.
05:54This PC Specialist ad was banned in the UK for perpetuating harmful gender stereotypes because it didn't feature any women.
06:01Despite PC Specialist's core market being 87.5% male.
06:05Furthering harmful negative stereotypes about men, however, is not only allowed, it's gleefully encouraged.
06:12Gillette's CEO said an $8 billion write-down on its shaving business was a price worth paying for a divisive
06:18series of commercials that pandered to Me Too hysteria.
06:22One of the ads featured a white man having to be restrained by a black man in case he acted
06:26out on his rapey instincts.
06:28Black men in TV commercials are almost universally portrayed as cool, reliable, strong, and masculine.
06:34And there's nothing wrong with that.
06:35In a culture dominated by the likes of Lil Nas X, providing black kids with good, wholesome, fatherly role models
06:42is no bad thing.
06:44Unfortunately, when it comes to white people, we're being provided with a very different kind of role model.
06:49Baby, don't you wish your girlfriend was hot like me?
06:55Don't you wish your girlfriend was a freak like me?
06:59Don't you?
07:03Here's one for you.
07:05When mixed race families or couples are portrayed in TV commercials, which is basically 90% of the time now,
07:11why is the father or the man always black and the woman always white?
07:16Why is it hardly ever the other way around?
07:21Can I help you, mate?
07:23Do you think these glasses suit me?
07:25No.
07:27Oh, right.
07:32Luxa, drop in on Charlie.
07:34She knows her destination, and it's a town called Winning!
07:38It's not just limited to TV commercials either.
08:06pendant the entire night.
08:10She knows her destination, and she knows her destination, and she knows him.
08:10She knows her destination, who believes she ain't being released.
08:10In addition?
08:12When the time goes well, we don't think about anything, even though these fears
08:20Because the amount of love brings to the heart, a lot of pleasure and happiness
08:32We say that at 20 years we are the king of the world
08:40And who eternally will be in our eyes all the world
08:48Funny that, isn't it? Sky Cinema's Christmas commercial showcased a happy black family
08:54A happy Asian family, a happy mixed-race family, and a white family that...
09:01Well, see if you can guess what's missing here
09:04Lidl's new Christmas ad, the lesser-spotted white father figure, has once more been entirely eliminated
09:11Christmas presents itself as an annual opportunity for advertisers to celebrate how much they hate people from a certain faith
09:18That you'd normally think would be quite integral to a Christmas TV ad
09:22Tesco's 2017 Christmas commercial featured gay dads, Sikhs, and hijabi Muslims
09:28But no direct reference whatsoever to Christianity
09:30In John Lewis's new Christmas ad, Christ and Christianity have been similarly expunged
09:36After a backlash, John Lewis said they just wanted to represent modern Britain
09:40Er, modern Britain is still 86% white
09:43Yet in the commercial, the only white character of note is a gender non-binary alien
09:49But it's not just in the context of cultural issues that social engineering in TV advertising lurks in the background
09:55Check out the subliminal message that was slipped into this commercial for AARP health insurance
10:16And note how that was broadcast several years before our current infatuation with the permanent pandemic biosecurity police state
10:24The conscious and intelligent manipulation of the organized habits and opinions of the masses is an important element in democratic
10:31society
10:32Those who manipulate the unseen mechanism of society constitute an invisible government which is the true ruling power of our
10:40country
10:40Edward Bernays, the father of public relations
10:44Bernays weaponized mass psychology, particularly in advertising
10:48To quote, control and regiment the masses according to our will without their knowing about it
10:54He perfected the scientific technique of opinion moulding into what became known as the engineering of consent
11:01In 1929, Bernays used advertising to get women hooked on cigarettes claiming they were a symbol of feminism
11:08If that was happening nearly a hundred years ago, how naive would we be to think it isn't happening now?
11:15A few years ago commercials were about convincing you that consumerism would provide a facsimile of spiritual fulfillment
11:22That phase, as cringe as it was, has been replaced by an altogether more potent brand of behavioural psychology
11:28We've entered the age of direct, sustained, mass social engineering
11:32It's everywhere, it's relentless, and to be honest, it's downright creepy
11:36Pre-coloured in seven luscious hues
11:39Just
11:42Our impulses are being redirected
11:45But some people have just had enough
11:47Thank you
11:49Yeah, that's right
11:50I mean, all this is gross
11:52Yeah
11:53All this is gross
11:55I don't know, for kids to be looking at this, is that okay?
11:57No, it's not
11:58It's wrong
11:59This is propaganda
12:00Yeah
12:02Normalizing, normalizing
12:03It's affecting the next generation
12:05It's desensitization
12:06Yeah
12:07I don't know why no one sees this
12:09No
12:09This is disgusting
12:10Because TV told them not to get upset
12:14It's a buy and conquer
12:15That's what the Chinese want
12:17They're trying to divide and conquer us
12:19The government is against us
12:21And you guys don't see it
12:24You guys can say you take a vaccine and this is going to go away?
12:27It's never going to go away
12:29So we the people say we don't want this anymore
12:32You know the phrase, get woke, go broke
12:35Well, it's not just a cliché
12:37Studies show that audiences want to be entertained by ads
12:40They want the ads to make them laugh
12:41They don't want to be lectured
12:43But there's quote
12:44Clear evidence that there's been a consistent long-time decline in the use of humour in advertising
12:50Advertisements used to be cheeky
12:52Some of them would poke fun at received wisdom
12:55They'd invoke taboos, challenge turgid top-down imposed norms and social mores
13:00Now they just amplify establishment narratives to browbeat you into mass ideological conformity
13:06Industry figures show that woke ads are unsuccessful at selling products
13:11And yet what else are we force-fed but woke ads?
13:14That doesn't make sense until you realise that you're the product
13:18The actual number of units sold is purely secondary
13:21Remember that ominous ad busters PSA from the 90s?
13:26Your living room is the factory
13:29The product being manufactured is you
13:36Couldn't have said it better myself
13:40You
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