Carcinoma Advertisement Analysis

Dealing with death and the emotions that come along with it is common to humans. This is especially true when it involves a parent or grandparent. In the commercial, the woman is having to deal with her ill father who is bedridden. This is an event most will have to go through once in their lives and letting go can be difficult. However, there is one thing that can help soothe the process of death and that is the existence of deep love for the person. Despite the commercial presenting this sensitive topic, the advertisement effectively reminds the audience the importance of everlasting love because of the use of pathos and ethos.

One of the advertisements created as part of the campaign features a young, interracial couple smiling and laughing while enjoying listening to music. With the purpose of recommending getting flu shots, the advertisement uses a young couple to target an audience of young adults. The

Throughout the commercial, pathos is made evident from the very beginning with the scenes of dark clouds, which then slow music is softly played in the background, with a mix of wind blowing from the scene in the mountains. Next, scenes of nature and cultural landmarks appear one

This video began with a Cheerios commercial, which displayed a young girl of mixed race asking her Caucasian mother if Cheerios are actually good for your heart. Later, the little girl goes over to her father, who appears to be African American, and dumps the Cheerios on his chest. Next, children of different ages and races are questioned about their observations of the commercial. I immediately laughed at this commercial because it was so cute how the little girl thought the Cheerios would literally help her father by dumping them on his heart. This commercial was intended to portray a happy family that many viewers became upset about because of an interracial marriage being shown on public television. I enjoyed watching the kids react to

This ad depicts bonding, a loving relationship, and, in general, strong family values and morals. I think this ad sends a positive message. It shows how a family can work together and how it's not only

The commercial starts with two men feeding a baby then the family going on a walk, it pictures the man holding the stroller wearing a wedding ring. The other seconds of the commercial demonstrate other types of families engaging in typical family activities all while enjoying the food product. At the end of the commercial it pictures two men with their two children in the background is their house and the American flag all holding the advertise product, Honey Maid. The main message of the commercial is “no matter how things change, what makes us wholesome never will.” The commercial is recognizing the changes in the American family dynamic, in particular, bringing to light gay fatherhood.

This specific ad is speaking to ladies while also indirectly speaking to men. Mustafa prompts women telling them that their man could

In the commercial, it shows a variety of people such as transgenders, poor people, different races, queer, and more. None of these people knew the other, but they cooperated until the end because they saw each other through binary views (meaning you have only one choice or another) of one’s sex, gender, and sexuality. For example, the man and transgender interaction. The man saw the transgender as a woman and gained respect because she was ex-military; however, his face completely changed once he found out the woman was actually transgender. Transgender is “a contested umbrella term used to describe individuals whose gender expression and behavior do not match the binary system.” Despite him finding out, he made the effort to understand why

In the beginning of the ad about life insurance, a father and daughter begin walking

The advert starts with a man lying on the road with shattered glass on and surrounding him. As he lifted his head up, wounds could be seen on his face. When the man started to observe his surrounding, a group of lawyers ran towards him. One of the lawyers was dressed like a clown. Most of the lawyers were yelling at him, some were offering gifts, and a few more were begging. In addition, his phone was ringing, however the caller is unknown. It is presumed that it is another lawyer. Since the only sound we could hear, for the most part, was the narrator voice, we did not hear what the lawyers wanted. However, it is logical to assume that they want him to hire them. The narrator labeled the group of lawyers as “gimmicks” and “mascots”. Later,

It is rare for a man to get pregnant and this ad focus on a pregnant man. This ad shows about the man daily life , which is so much alike to a pregnant women. The way he holds his heavy tummy , when an older woman give her sit to the man , how he eats at night and how the tummy looks , these ideas just simply catch my attention as the man was too much like a pregnant woman !

The advertisement begins with a father and his son walking towards their car. The son is wearing a football uniform and is carrying a trophy. His father asks him if he can see the trophy. The son hands his father the trophy, which reads “Participant.” We see the father instantly look upset, and then we hear his thoughts, “Participation trophy? But we, we won every game. Why do we get the same trophy as all those teams we’d beaten? Are we gonna start ending games with hugs instead of handshakes?” He begins repeating the word ‘no’ over and over again as he breaks off the engraving that says ‘Participant’ and then he

The funding of this advertisement came from two non-profit organizations one being the salvation army which is nationally renowned for being a charitable organization that helps those in need. The other organization is named carehaven, which is branch of the salvation army. Their mission is to provide shelter for women who are abused. There is a statistic given in the advertisement by carehaven it says one in six women suffer from abuse this is to show the audience that abuse is more prevalent than what we think and it should still be valued as a major social issue.

In the advertisement the company pitches these lines "Your left hand plans ahead. Your right hand plans for anything. Your left hand gets it done, your right hand shows how it's really done. Women of the world, raise your right hand." The intended target market appeals to women who feel as if it is their job is to show the world what a real woman can accomplish. Not only do the marketers use pathos to instill an emotion into women flipping through the pages of a massive magazine full of ads, but they use an African American woman.

The advertisement is a picture of Snow White and her seven children that represent the seven Dwarfs. Instead of the traditional fairy tales where the princess lives happily ever after, this ads turns the innocent Snow White into a teen mom who is struggling to take care of her seven children without a handsome prince’s rescue. Snow White has a phone in one ear, a crying baby on the left hand while cooking egg on the right hand. Her facial expression looks depressing and stressed out which indicates how tough life can be for a teen mom.