How Did The Superbowl Persuasive?

Football is one of the most popular sports in America. A total of 1.3 million children ages 6-12 played tackle football in 2015 (Farrey). In football, two teams of 11 players on the field face off against each other. The team with the ball, called offense has to attempt to get a player with the ball into the opposing team’s end zone. This resulting in 6 points, where the team then receives an attempt for kicking the ball for an extra point, or throwing/running the ball for two. The defending team has to try and stop them where they then get the ball and use their offense to attempt the same task. Children play this sport as well in youth football. Parents have to give their children permission to play football; many parents actually

The commercial had Kathryn Hahn, a superhero comic actress, spraying a Febreze bottle in a bathroom. Then the Kathryn Hahn flushed the toilet saying, " Make sure your bathroom is ready for halftime." This was funny because Kathryn Hahn said that the game and commercials were very good and you should wait until halftime to use the bathroom. This was very persuasive because most people did wait until halftime to use the restroom. Then it was followed by Febreze's slogan, " Freshness where it has never gone

Though to persuade, to inform, to entertain, or to express is the intent of all commercials, some accomplish these better than others. Especially during Superbowl season, companies attempt to put out their most persuasive ads. While some reap the benefits, others are to no avail. Two of the Superbowl commercials that were persuasive were, first of all, one of the actual Superbowl commercials. Second of all, I thought a commercial advertising United Airlines was persuasive. This is so because of their excessive use of ethos, pathos, and/or logos.

Likely to be Peyton Manning's last ever game playing quarterback, Super Bowl L is his fourth appearance. Hopefully it won't end like the second and third time his team made the Super Bowl (with his team losing). He is not the quarterback he once was, the one who broke single season records, like most touchdown passes in a season (with 49). Peyton is one of the few players who started playing in the 1990s to still be playing.

Super Bowl 52 will be our most elaborate and dynamic event in american football history. There will be many new additions to the Super Bowl. During the Pepsi Halftime Show, Justin Timberlake will be performing. He will play some of his biggest hits while on stage.

Say you are having a friendly conversation with someone you just met. You definitely would not want to get into a heated argument over which football team should have won the NFL, which can be highly controversial. However, everyone can relate to things that are going on in the world that everyone lives in, which are current events. Current events write history and affect people worldwide, whereas sports end when the season ends and the win-loss record gets tossed in the trash. Which would YOU want to dictate your life: a couple months of bouncing a ball or something that changes history forever?

I choose the AT&T commercial on “Texting and Driving, It Can Wait.” The commercial is of an actual text from someone who was texting and driving. The commercial is of a white screen to appear that it is a cell phone, with the last text someone either read or text and the name of the person and how they crashed. On top of the TV screen there is the text and then under it states that this is the last text that this person read before they wreaked and died on impact. All of the AT&T commercials are of real texts messages from people who were texting while driving and died as the result. This commercial AT&T put out doesn’t have the graphics, the animations or color, but it has such a powerful message it doesn’t need all that bling. This particular one that I choose has the word “yeah” and then under it says, “This is the last text message nineteen-year-old Ashely Umscheld was reading when she flipped her car and died on impact.” (10 Best Anti-Texting/Phone Campaigns, 2013) The purpose for this commercial is to get society to stop texting and driving. I picked this commercial because it is extremely important for people to understand the dangers of texting and driving.

Viewing Super Bowl at one of the trendy restaurants in Manhattan is one of the most popular ways to celebrate Super Bowl in New York. Tender Restaurant is hosting an event, Super Bowl Party Live, from 5pm onwards that offers two admission packages for patrons to select from. The Kickoff for $30 per person includes admission, two complimentary beers or drinks, and access to food and drink specials with no guaranteed seating. The Touchdown Table for $50 per person includes admission, guaranteed seating, one appetizer platter per two guests, and two pitchers of beer per two guests.

Both of these ads would be effective to me. Both of the ads is trying to convince the reader to stop texting and driving. These ads portray this message in different ways. The first ad appeals the readers by using ethos and logos. The ad uses ethos is by making their claim from a credible source in this case from the National Highway Traffic Safety Adminitration. It alsos use Logos by stating texting blinds you thereby leading to the conclusion that if you stop the texts you stops the wrecks. The second ad appeals to the readers emotion using Pathos. It does this first asking to to paticipate in it by honking for a shared belif. It then uses the belif of an afterlife and meeting Jesus in death to state that if you text while driving you'll

I would add a chart of the amount of immigrants contribute to science. I would add this to show how immigrants help america. compared to what some think. this article is also about how this super bowl ad sparked a debate about immigration. "You have to make sure you're reflecting what is going on in the world today." said Steve Radick said. Adding that chart it would reflect on what is going on in modern science.

Football is something i find very time consuming and engaging. The sport alone requires lots of practice day and night, physical and mental strength, and dedication. When practicing you never know how long you will be there, but i only think of it as more time to get better . The excitement that comes with playing football is beyond comparison to anything else. The days of the game is all about staying focus on the game and mentally prepare to go out and dominate the opponent. The support from our fans give us the drive to bring home the victory for them. Friday nights are the best. We start off with our team meal, usually it's spaghetti or barbecue stuffing our bellies till we can't eat any more, then we relax and either watch film or a

Companies use advertising to persuade the feelings of their buyers. This advertising gives the viewers the feel of an alternate reality, rather than a simple use of a product. For example, looking at Lincoln’s official commercial for the MKX, it is clear to see that Lincoln is not trying to sell just a car, they are trying to sell the experience. I believe that this commercial does a very good job at portraying the attitude towards reaching a neutral crowd, and that Lincoln is trying to make their viewers feel a sense of elegance of owning and driving the MKX.

This product is the best thing that you will buy all in your life for the low cost of just. That is one example of the ways advertisement try to convince you to buy their products or service. To that it is within our bearings to understand what these advertisements are doing to make us want to buy their product. With using different types of language and strategies advertisers are able to sell their product to you the consumer in a multitude of persuasive techniques. So some of the most commonly used techniques include factual advertising, personal emotions, comparative, and social advertisements to persuade you into buys the company's product or service.

“But I haven’t met a player or a coach whose goal isn’t to win the Super Bowl,” Pete Rozelle states. The Super Bowl, with an audience reaching to approximately one hundred and thirty Americans, continues to one of the most populated United States television broadcast (New England). The Super Bowl is the National Football League (NFL) American football competition where thirty-two teams compete for the championship in February. There is a total of twelve teams that have the chance to be in the playoffs for the Super Bowl. By situating the Super Bowl as a social drama, one can better understand how the celebration functions as a performance with economic, emotional, and religious impact.

Have you ever watched a commercial and thought it was full of complete lies? In today's advertising world, most commercials are misleading and full of fallacy. The goal of the advertiser isn’t to be ethical, but to sell the product they are advertising. Some commercials will go great lengths to make sure the viewers are interested in their product. Almost all of today’s advertisements are edited, and tend to have high production values. Advertisements also play a huge role in society by showing the public what is new, and what the next big thing is. The 2017 Toyota Mirai Super Bowl commercial contains multiple cases of fallacy, such as emotional appeal, either/or reasoning, and oversimplification, and uses such to manipulate viewers into buying their product. This strategy is unethical and is targeted at the strivers and the experiencers, as described in “What We Are to Advertisers” by James B. Twitchell.