Hope you enjoy this!
Popular Posts
-
Ads for outdoor sporting goods often come with associations. Advertisers for “The North Face”, a pricy, high performance athletic gear man... -
I have recently been thinking a lot about what I would like to focus my research on for the Mass Media paper and have been especially inter...
-
I’ve created twospoofs on the Absolute Vodka Ads. I have seen a few of these done on Ad busters before and I always find it entertaining t... -
Axe is a brand of male grooming products whose lead product is a fragranced aerosol deodorant body spray. Their adve... -
As You can tell, facebook represents drugs in this ad. Obviously, facebook is an international phenomenon which can be said to be addictiv... -
My spoof ad (below) speaks to the destructive nature of popular culture and media, particularly in terms of trends and advertisements aimed ... -
Here's the counter ad that I created for a Cover Girl advertisement that was focusing on eye make-up. The original ad shows a picture of Rh... -
For my counter-ad, I made a very minor change to the original as can be seen. Though there was only minor changes seen, the process actuall... -
Victoria Secret are in trouble this week as reports of their Super Ultra Sexy Breasts-That-Act-as-A-Shelf Bras have been burning and scarrin...
-
iPod Isolation: A situation where people are in the same vicinity as others, yet are disconnected from human interaction because of their iP...
Saturday, June 25, 2011
George Carlin Rant on Stuff
I have been thinking about consumerism a lot lately. I work in retail so I am constantly bombarded with manipulating media and I am really starting to question my need for all the things I have/want/think I need (and why I think I need them). While on my quest for understanding I remembered a rant done by comedian George Carlin about stuff. It makes me laugh every time I watch it, but he does bring up some interesting points.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
0 comments:
Post a Comment