...are funny as hell. Four commercials come to mind.
All four of these commercials can be found @ http://www.mediacampaign.org/mg/television.html.
Whatever
The first has to do with a group of young black males. While they are all stoned, he talks about how he's going to do this and that while his friends will be all stoned. I had to laugh at that. He's sitting there shitting all over his own friends while at the same time he's the one enabling them to do the shit they do. Keep in mind, he's the one driving them to the party and he's going to be the one driving them home. He's not telling them to stop smoking or anything like that. He's hanging out with a group of people he has written off. What kind of values does this guy have? Do we really want a friend like that in our lives?
Pete's Couch
The second commercial has a group of white guys sitting on the couch. It's kind of like the first commercial except it's a bit more emo, if you will. He's basically explaining how they're in the house doing nothing, he's more likely to die being out in the real world. They do the split-screen (I think) of him in these different locations and his friends sitting on the couch. In each location, he's doing something different and explaining how he's more likely to die that way than sitting on a couch. You're telling me, your idea of having a better life is dying in some random location doing some random activity. It would make more sense to be like the first commercial and talk about the positive things. But, how is talking about dying going to deter me from using marijuana when you basically say I'd be safer smoking on the couch?
The Conversation
The third commercial has a young guy waking up to a phone call from a friend. You can't really hear what the other kid is saying but from the reactions you can guess that ol' boy was supposed to be looking after the other person's sister and didn't do a good job and it seems they aren't friends anymore because he hangs up the phone. HILARIOUS! We all know this friend knows this guy smokes weed. And, he trusts him with caring for his little sister!?!? Who's fault is that? The alligator for eating the baby or the dumb ass who leaves the baby by the edge of the swamp for the alligator to eat him?
Dog
The final commercial has a young woman smoking some weed and her dog tells her that he doesn't like her smoking weed. WHOA WHOA WHOA. You're telling me that if I smoke some weed, I might be on some Dr. Dolittle shit? The way I see it, maybe that chick's dog is an asshole but I'd bet a pitbull would be like, "Pass dat shit, homie! Put that in my Kibbles & Bits!" It reminds me of the scene in the movie How High when Redman first smokes that weed and he thinks he can walk through shit.
Anyway, it all makes me wonder who in the hell are the ones who have the problem? The weed smokers or the dumb asses who come up with these retarded commercials.
All four of these commercials can be found @ http://www.mediacampaign.org/mg/television.html.
Whatever
The first has to do with a group of young black males. While they are all stoned, he talks about how he's going to do this and that while his friends will be all stoned. I had to laugh at that. He's sitting there shitting all over his own friends while at the same time he's the one enabling them to do the shit they do. Keep in mind, he's the one driving them to the party and he's going to be the one driving them home. He's not telling them to stop smoking or anything like that. He's hanging out with a group of people he has written off. What kind of values does this guy have? Do we really want a friend like that in our lives?
Pete's Couch
The second commercial has a group of white guys sitting on the couch. It's kind of like the first commercial except it's a bit more emo, if you will. He's basically explaining how they're in the house doing nothing, he's more likely to die being out in the real world. They do the split-screen (I think) of him in these different locations and his friends sitting on the couch. In each location, he's doing something different and explaining how he's more likely to die that way than sitting on a couch. You're telling me, your idea of having a better life is dying in some random location doing some random activity. It would make more sense to be like the first commercial and talk about the positive things. But, how is talking about dying going to deter me from using marijuana when you basically say I'd be safer smoking on the couch?
The Conversation
The third commercial has a young guy waking up to a phone call from a friend. You can't really hear what the other kid is saying but from the reactions you can guess that ol' boy was supposed to be looking after the other person's sister and didn't do a good job and it seems they aren't friends anymore because he hangs up the phone. HILARIOUS! We all know this friend knows this guy smokes weed. And, he trusts him with caring for his little sister!?!? Who's fault is that? The alligator for eating the baby or the dumb ass who leaves the baby by the edge of the swamp for the alligator to eat him?
Dog
The final commercial has a young woman smoking some weed and her dog tells her that he doesn't like her smoking weed. WHOA WHOA WHOA. You're telling me that if I smoke some weed, I might be on some Dr. Dolittle shit? The way I see it, maybe that chick's dog is an asshole but I'd bet a pitbull would be like, "Pass dat shit, homie! Put that in my Kibbles & Bits!" It reminds me of the scene in the movie How High when Redman first smokes that weed and he thinks he can walk through shit.
Anyway, it all makes me wonder who in the hell are the ones who have the problem? The weed smokers or the dumb asses who come up with these retarded commercials.
