It's only as powerful as people are gullible and ontop of that allow themselves to consume ads. I think most people do avoid them like the plague and there is no reason to ever think "Well I was told how bad by this company so I will buy fall back on consumerism to fix it!". It's not a powerful, it's a sense of gullibility.
You don't have to fool all the people all the time. You only have to fool some of the people some of the time. That's enough to make a profit. Ask any priest.
I was just thinking about this... Even when I was a child, I would analyze commercials based on how much fun I actually had with the toys being advertised. Guess I saved my parents some money lol
Putting into debt that would arrest us to go to jail to be enslaved, possibly owned by private companies that made the commercials that we "need" it. A spiraling cycle.
There's a thin line of being honest and most ads crossed that line long ago. Making product look better than in real life is really like them selling you a lemon car after showing you a completely different car. I dont know how they weren't sued yet .
I'm old, slow and desensitized, but as a youth marketing was like a science, it worked. I must have wasted a ton of cereal because I wanted the toy in the box, I don't like cereal. And that carousel display with toys in stationary type stores, I would be crying and yelling while being pulled away.
Ads show something that looks amazing and gives you a something that is not recognizable to the ad. Bait and switch but some how its legal. Or a product will some how make you a better person but really their just trying to sell a crappy product for a high price. Ads are like the police, they pretend to be your friend and relate to you but really they just want to give you a fine for being you.
+ashley beaumont I have never understood why they call it Native advertising. The only part of it that gets past Adblock are the sponsored articles. I don't understand why people fall for those. The internet has been around long enough that people should understand that they must verify what they read online. A simple reference check is typically all that's required to sort a story from advert. I guess that is to much work for most.
The book "30 Days to Stop Being a Shopaholic" by Harper Daniels is good. It uses a mindfulness and meditation approach to get to the root. It's fun too. It's easy to overspend without the right perspective of self.
Dear west, please stop paying for highway robbery prices for some western brands to teach them a lesson. Some brands like Rolex have prices that are just immoral for what they are. All you have to do is stop, and they will be forced to change.
Wait until companies discover that they don’t need to trick people into buying things they don’t need, when they could just create monopolies and up-charge for necessities.
I'm one of those people who Never take notice of any ads....coz I never buy anything people tell me to buy. I often buy the stuff I've never seen or places I never have.
I don’t need anymore but cost of living is high and sometimes credit cards are the only means of survival for a lot of people because it costs a lot to live.
This is the #1 or maybe #2 reason corporations want weed illegal...When people get high they tend to think and sort things out.Most pot heads actively work against consumerism...Don't beleave me?..Smoke a big fat bowl and think about it.
The information I share is valuable and worth your time to research and validate because it is not a conspiracy or related to mental health issues.. There are many specific ways our smart devices and machines can invade our privacy. Sure, the main culprit is your internet browser and the functionality of how it works and behaves with your OS and network, but there are other factors involved that involve sensors or microchips installed into your devices or hardwired in the operation of the pins and functions of the chip. Our devices use Motion sensors: Gyroscope, gps, accelerometer, magnetometer; multimedia sensors: camera microphone, speaker, fingerprint, barometer, ambient light, proximity, LiDar sensors. These sensors have the ability to interact with ultrasound or other radio frequencies. There is a real threat to our personal privacy and other factors related to our private lives that need to be addressed and prevented. Especially if they are law enforcement or researchers researching society for sociohealth or economical reasons. Our privacy can also be exploited by wifi signals or the communication towers that are located everywhere in our cities and countrysides. These have dual uses and invade our private lives, not only are they use these radio bands as radar, they can utilize psychoacoustic and neurosciences to invade our behaviour and attitudes to influence our personality. Our problem lies in the technology that invades our privacy through our smart devices and wireless connectivity. Understanding cross-device tracking and uBeacon/iBeacon technologies can aid in protective measures, but these are only beneficial to a point because society has oppressors and opposers to our personal wants and needs that also utilize the technology. Also, another issue the idea of allowing the wealthy to control and have these technologies to gain a competitive advantage. It allows for these families and individuals to always have the power or the ability to limit others from achieving their dreams or personal goals in life. Anyway, there is paper evidence on how specific technologies work that I found. Use a university library to seek these papers out or other methods to find reliable research sources to identify your need-to-know knowledge base. Imagine the privacy complications with this technology. Apple is affiliated with wealthy individuals who seek to exploit human behaviour for profit. In a capitalist society, profits mean everything, so privacy is not respected. Market segmentation is are pieces of valuable information that can identify you personally. Geographics, demographics, psychographics and behaviour models can predict What you like, dislike, may like or potential behaviour or throught patterns that become almost 100% accurate based on this data. Pair this data collection with A.I., artificial intelligence, the methods to gather this information becomes almost impossible to prevent. Computers can talk in their own languages and modify the data to imitate similar data when read or analyzed by a trained engineer. The ability to gather information by radio bands and through other forms of invisible light is something we need to be cautious of. Our personal privacy is a way to turn our attitudes against us, and also manipulate and shape us to a specific system that wants to control and increase their control of who and which families will continue to earn the most wealth. Hard to read but it is true in all regards. There are satellite systems and communication towers that also can be utilized to interact with specific wavelengths in giving off by our smart devices, cables and L.E.D. lights. The speakers and microphones of your devices are also prone to becoming tools to invade our privacy. Sure the technology in this video is fascinating and has many legitimate applications, however, it is something that bypasses our personal liberties to personal privacy. Regardless if you have evil intentions against persons or groups of people, there is no reason to take away personal privacy or manipulate a person's personality because it does not conform to the status quo of the racists who stole the land from the indigenous populations for their own benefit. Paper evidence of how these technologies work ON ALL SMART DEVICES OR DEVICES WITH MICROCHIP PROPERTIES : "Walls Have No Ears: A Non-Intrusive WiFi-Based User Identification System for Mobile Devices" Linsong Cheng , Student Member, IEEE, and Jiliang Wang , Member, IEEE "A Review of the Role of Sensors in Mobile Context-Aware Recommendation Systems" Sergio Ilarri, Ramón Hermoso, Raquel Trillo-Lado, and María del Carmen Rodríguez-Hernández IIS Department, University of Zaragoza, 50018 Zaragoza, Spain MIT Professor Who Developed WiFi-Like Device That "Sees Through Walls"To Receive ACM Prize In Computing "We Can Hear You with Wi-Fi!" Guanhua Wang†, Yongpan Zou†, Zimu Zhou†, Kaishun Wu‡§, Lionel M. Ni†‡ † Department of Computer Science and Engineering ‡ Guangzhou HKUST Fok Ying Tung Research Institute Hong Kong University of Science and Technology § College of Computer Science and Software Engineering, Shenzhen University {gwangab, yzouad, zzhouad, kwinson, ni}@cse.ust.hk "We Can “See” You via Wi-Fi - WiFi Action Recognition via Vision-based Methods" Jen-Yin Chang? , Kuan-Ying Lee? , Yu-Lin Wei, Kate Ching-Ju Lin† , Winston Hsu National Taiwan University, Taipei, Taiwan †National Chiao Tung University, Hsinchu, Taiwan ?Co-primary authors "One More Tag Enables Fine-Grained RFID Localization and Tracking" Fu Xiao , Member, IEEE, ACM, Zhongqin Wang, Student Member, IEEE, Ning Ye, Ruchuan Wang, and Xiang-Yang Li, Fellow, IEEE "Zero-Permission Acoustic Cross-Device Tracking" Nikolay Matyunin Technical University of Darmstadt, CYSEC Darmstadt, Germany matyunin@seceng.informatik.tu-darmstadt.de Jakub Szefer Yale University New Haven, CT, USA jakub.szefer@yale.edu Stefan Katzenbeisser Technical University of Darmstadt, CYSEC Darmstadt, Germany katzenbeisser@seceng.informatik.tu-darmstadt.de "Outage Analysis of Ambient Backscatter Communication Systems" Wenjing Zhao , Gongpu Wang , Member, IEEE, Saman Atapattu , Member, IEEE, Chintha Tellambura , Fellow, IEEE, and Hao Guan
Advertising needs to evolve. I personally find it absurd and financially wastful to have a extremely wealthy sport star advertise for a rental car company or a movie star advertising insurance. To all insurance companies stop spend millions on ads and pass that savings to the customers. I choose the company im with because my mother and father did business with them and they got what they paid for.
3,500 per day. So you sleep and eat for 10 hour. So in the remaining 14 hours you see 250 per hour, really? That's 4 per minute for EVERY minute, 14 hours a day. Yeah I don't think so. Him: "ads tell us why we suck" Also him: "this ad told us why we don't suck, and it was the most popular"
they use fomo againest us(fear of missing out) at the age of 75 I no longer fear missing out because I knowI l aready have missed out on some thing! some where some time in the past!
the fact that this crap work on people is ridiculous everybody want to be special are rich that's not the real world enjoy and appreciate what you have a lot of people in this world is struggling
I expected this video to be about how advertising affects us subliminally. You don't need an advertsing dude to tell you you need a psycologist to explain unconscious PRIMING
Adds pay for the internet to be free. Adds pay for television and a lot of things people take for granted in the capitalist society we live in today. What people need is to understand that any add is faking reality to sell you a product. They are not your friends, they are not coming with solutions for your life, they are selling a product that you might need or not. Also it is time for school to reach this new kind of subjects. From financial math to advertising strategies. The curriculum in schools seems to follow a very iluminist approach of the reality, but we live in the post Cold War era.
+ctwatcher You sure about that ? Because recently there was a test done to see if it is possible to go on Dec without ever buying a single thing China-made, or use anything China-made, for the matter. Seems that it is almost impossible. Even the car you drive, the parts may be made in China.
quaqmireful I didn't buy one thing made in China. Had someone get a sweatshirt for the son, sent my mom a package of meat...oh dear lord I hope it wasn't grown in China! Nah, I love my mom. I barely left the house this month except for groceries. I barely drive my car, I'd have to have somewhere to go and I can justify why not to go somewhere. Too many people on the roads here, suicides, other stuff to keep me from wanting to shop for crap. My vacuum broke, took it to get fixed, too expensive so bought another vacuum made in USA that I will take back as too powerful for me and ate a piece of my floor lol! And now my husband just fixed the 'broken' vacuum which makes me believe the store didn't want to fix it, wanted to sell me a new one. Now it goes back and I am not sure they deserve my business now. Screw me once, that's plenty.
I only buy food, and buy it again, if it tastes good, if it sucks, i would never buy it again. Rest is bs, and doesn't work on new generation. They don't care, it's just annoying af
There's a distinction between advertising and manipulating. The latter is what this video is adressing - how companies use psychological tricks to make us spend our money. Whereas advertising spreading awareness about a product/service, and there's nothing wrong with that. Disliked the video for poor analysis
Best quote in the video, "We are told 3500 times a day how deficient and lame we are." That's a pretty powerful statement.
Slam the uno reverse card
On the marble table
Stay away from that self hating foolishness
Do the opposite
It's only as powerful as people are gullible and ontop of that allow themselves to consume ads. I think most people do avoid them like the plague and there is no reason to ever think "Well I was told how bad by this company so I will buy fall back on consumerism to fix it!". It's not a powerful, it's a sense of gullibility.
no wonder I hate advertising
The chill bill music after that caught me off guard
ahh 😮
I can't stand ads. Just makes me NOT want to buy that product. Ads insult our intelligence to no end
Lucky for you. A majority of people are persuaded instead
LOL you'll buy something nonetheless sooo you're standing them
You don't have to fool all the people all the time. You only have to fool some of the people some of the time. That's enough to make a profit. Ask any priest.
Ads are the perfect vehicle
For installing implants into psyches
Im resistant too.I dont buy it BECAUSE of the ads
I wish there was an Ad-block for the McDonalds sign when driving down the street. I'd pay money for that.
Actually I have never seen that "number 1" ad on youtube 😂😂
I was just thinking about this... Even when I was a child, I would analyze commercials based on how much fun I actually had with the toys being advertised. Guess I saved my parents some money lol
Dont you hate it when you get an add for an app you all ready got
Its like what else do you want from me!!!😂😂
Putting into debt that would arrest us to go to jail to be enslaved, possibly owned by private companies that made the commercials that we "need" it. A spiraling cycle.
There's a thin line of being honest and most ads crossed that line long ago. Making product look better than in real life is really like them selling you a lemon car after showing you a completely different car. I dont know how they weren't sued yet .
Plot twist:
This was paid for by Coca Cola.
+Øyvind Lorentsen You might be interested in our video "Why Is Coca-Cola Deciding What Kids Eat At School"?! ua-cam.com/video/INm5JkPmB_0/v-deo.html
Haha.
AJ+ That was also paid by Coca Cola.
+Øyvind Lorentsen - Aljazeera does the same - Get us to buy the crap we dont need - islam.
+watchingyou514
Hardly matches the "USA is awesome" crap that we see everyday.
It blows me away how many people say they like commercials...... those same people are probably entertained by drying paint....
I'm old, slow and desensitized, but as a youth marketing was like a science, it worked. I must have wasted a ton of cereal because I wanted the toy in the box, I don't like cereal. And that carousel display with toys in stationary type stores, I would be crying and yelling while being pulled away.
اللَّهُمَّ رَبَّ جَبْرَائِيلَ وَمِيكَائِيلَ وَإِسْرَافِيلَ، فَاطِرَ السَّمَوَاتِ وَالأَرْضِ، عَالِمَ الْغَيْبِ وَالشَّهَادَةِ، أَنْتَ تَحْكُمُ بَيْنَ عِبَادِكَ فِيمَا كَانُوا فِيهِ يَخْتَلِفُونَ، اهْدِنِي لِمَا اخْتُلِفَ فِيهِ مِنَ الْحَقِّ بِإِذْنِكَ، إِنَّكَ تَهْدِي مَنْ تَشَاءُ إِلَى صِرَاطٍ مُسْتَقِيمٍ
0:07 that pun really.........
Ads show something that looks amazing and gives you a something that is not recognizable to the ad. Bait and switch but some how its legal. Or a product will some how make you a better person but really their just trying to sell a crappy product for a high price. Ads are like the police, they pretend to be your friend and relate to you but really they just want to give you a fine for being you.
Love this video
someone has been watching the new season of south park lol
Ads can be intrusive. However without getting the message out there. There's likely many services you may want or need you'd likely never know about.
I can't remember that last time I saw an advert. Between not having a cable connection and adblock it really hasn't come up.
+Arcticnerd advertisers realise that that's why there is this thing called "native" advertising
+ashley beaumont I have never understood why they call it Native advertising. The only part of it that gets past Adblock are the sponsored articles. I don't understand why people fall for those. The internet has been around long enough that people should understand that they must verify what they read online. A simple reference check is typically all that's required to sort a story from advert. I guess that is to much work for most.
Dope video!
The art style made me think of fallout (I might have been playing a little to much).
Am I the only one who has actually cried at a coke ad? the feels man, the feels.
Just went out and bought Dove, Coke, Joggers, and Beers.
Important details about our disappearing funds and the effort to retrieve them.
I got sent to this video to list 10 facts form this vid for personal finance
Francesca, you rule!
The book "30 Days to Stop Being a Shopaholic" by Harper Daniels is good. It uses a mindfulness and meditation approach to get to the root. It's fun too. It's easy to overspend without the right perspective of self.
AH yes in order to stop spending money, you have to spend money.
Dear west, please stop paying for highway robbery prices for some western brands to teach them a lesson. Some brands like Rolex have prices that are just immoral for what they are. All you have to do is stop, and they will be forced to change.
Wow what a beautiful, intelligent woman waking people up! Subscribed.
Francesca has a cute way of punching that water bottle, lol
Wait until companies discover that they don’t need to trick people into buying things they don’t need, when they could just create monopolies and up-charge for necessities.
Hey everyone, it's called subliminal messaging. It's everywhere and its stuck in your brain
Advertisement, can be beneficial too. Although ultra rare.
Advertisements are Assholes - by Lee Camp
Look it up here on UA-cam (still can't post links here I see)
you're not your fucking kaquis the things you own, own you.- Tyler Durden
That overplayed peloton ad drives me nuts
I wanted more. The vid was too short.
The only good ads are the liberty mutuals
I haven't seen a coke ad in years yet only drink coke regardless of how many Heineken ads I see. I hate ads and having them pop up
Creating an exigency is a great psychological tactic.
Exigency?
@@vodkacannonyep better hurry up!!
Working jobs we hate so we can buy sh*t we don't need -Tyler Durden
From the movie- Fight club
1:15 Why did they pick a Skylanders background music? That was very unexpected. °^°
(It's Chill Bill's theme song, if you want the source.)
Chill bill in the mix
@@joshy4012 He's living his passion: being a DJ, all around the universe. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
thanks
Not sure if I'm supposed to say this but I think advertisement wont work in the future because everyone will have had to much of it by then.
inb4 Walken demands more cowbell
Good thing none of these tactics work on me
I'm one of those people who Never take notice of any ads....coz I never buy anything people tell me to buy. I often buy the stuff I've never seen or places I never have.
One time i saw a commercial for a soft tear toilet paper… who even wants that?
What about the problem of blip-verts making people explode?
Shut Up And Take My Money! 1😍😍😍😂
I don’t need anymore but cost of living is high and sometimes credit cards are the only means of survival for a lot of people because it costs a lot to live.
Behold! A system error led to the dispatch of the transaction to an invalid email address.
What are they playing in the last 15 seconds of the video?
Is adsense enabled on this channel?
never buyed something cause an ad i dont get how its efective
Buying crap is what makes the world go around ? If you got it spend it ?
Wait why is everyone talking about add block? I'm on a video about chef feed the makes food for the homeless. ?
So much advertising is done to get men in particular to try and impress people like the person who is doing the interviewing in this video.
Watch H3H3productions "Diamond Water" video. I LMAO seeing how people buy anyshit.
What ever Francesca is selling I will buy it
This is the #1 or maybe #2 reason corporations want weed illegal...When people get high they tend to think and sort things out.Most pot heads actively work against consumerism...Don't beleave me?..Smoke a big fat bowl and think about it.
The information I share is valuable and worth your time to research and validate because it is not a conspiracy or related to mental health issues.. There are many specific ways our smart devices and machines can invade our privacy. Sure, the main culprit is your internet browser and the functionality of how it works and behaves with your OS and network, but there are other factors involved that involve sensors or microchips installed into your devices or hardwired in the operation of the pins and functions of the chip. Our devices use Motion sensors: Gyroscope, gps, accelerometer, magnetometer; multimedia sensors: camera microphone, speaker, fingerprint, barometer, ambient light, proximity, LiDar sensors. These sensors have the ability to interact with ultrasound or other radio frequencies. There is a real threat to our personal privacy and other factors related to our private lives that need to be addressed and prevented. Especially if they are law enforcement or researchers researching society for sociohealth or economical reasons. Our privacy can also be exploited by wifi signals or the communication towers that are located everywhere in our cities and countrysides. These have dual uses and invade our private lives, not only are they use these radio bands as radar, they can utilize psychoacoustic and neurosciences to invade our behaviour and attitudes to influence our personality. Our problem lies in the technology that invades our privacy through our smart devices and wireless connectivity. Understanding cross-device tracking and uBeacon/iBeacon technologies can aid in protective measures, but these are only beneficial to a point because society has oppressors and opposers to our personal wants and needs that also utilize the technology. Also, another issue the idea of allowing the wealthy to control and have these technologies to gain a competitive advantage. It allows for these families and individuals to always have the power or the ability to limit others from achieving their dreams or personal goals in life. Anyway, there is paper evidence on how specific technologies work that I found. Use a university library to seek these papers out or other methods to find reliable research sources to identify your need-to-know knowledge base.
Imagine the privacy complications with this technology. Apple is affiliated with wealthy individuals who seek to exploit human behaviour for profit. In a capitalist society, profits mean everything, so privacy is not respected. Market segmentation is are pieces of valuable information that can identify you personally. Geographics, demographics, psychographics and behaviour models can predict What you like, dislike, may like or potential behaviour or throught patterns that become almost 100% accurate based on this data. Pair this data collection with A.I., artificial intelligence, the methods to gather this information becomes almost impossible to prevent. Computers can talk in their own languages and modify the data to imitate similar data when read or analyzed by a trained engineer. The ability to gather information by radio bands and through other forms of invisible light is something we need to be cautious of. Our personal privacy is a way to turn our attitudes against us, and also manipulate and shape us to a specific system that wants to control and increase their control of who and which families will continue to earn the most wealth. Hard to read but it is true in all regards. There are satellite systems and communication towers that also can be utilized to interact with specific wavelengths in giving off by our smart devices, cables and L.E.D. lights. The speakers and microphones of your devices are also prone to becoming tools to invade our privacy. Sure the technology in this video is fascinating and has many legitimate applications, however, it is something that bypasses our personal liberties to personal privacy. Regardless if you have evil intentions against persons or groups of people, there is no reason to take away personal privacy or manipulate a person's personality because it does not conform to the status quo of the racists who stole the land from the indigenous populations for their own benefit. Paper evidence of how these technologies work ON ALL SMART DEVICES OR DEVICES WITH MICROCHIP PROPERTIES
:
"Walls Have No Ears: A Non-Intrusive WiFi-Based User Identification System for Mobile Devices"
Linsong Cheng , Student Member, IEEE, and Jiliang Wang , Member, IEEE
"A Review of the Role of Sensors in Mobile Context-Aware Recommendation Systems"
Sergio Ilarri, Ramón Hermoso, Raquel Trillo-Lado, and María del Carmen Rodríguez-Hernández IIS Department, University of Zaragoza, 50018 Zaragoza, Spain
MIT Professor Who Developed WiFi-Like Device That "Sees Through Walls"To Receive ACM Prize In Computing
"We Can Hear You with Wi-Fi!"
Guanhua Wang†, Yongpan Zou†, Zimu Zhou†, Kaishun Wu‡§, Lionel M. Ni†‡ † Department of Computer Science and Engineering ‡ Guangzhou HKUST Fok Ying Tung Research Institute Hong Kong University of Science and Technology § College of Computer Science and Software Engineering, Shenzhen University {gwangab, yzouad, zzhouad, kwinson, ni}@cse.ust.hk
"We Can “See” You via Wi-Fi - WiFi Action Recognition via Vision-based Methods"
Jen-Yin Chang? , Kuan-Ying Lee? , Yu-Lin Wei, Kate Ching-Ju Lin† , Winston Hsu National Taiwan University, Taipei, Taiwan †National Chiao Tung University, Hsinchu, Taiwan ?Co-primary authors
"One More Tag Enables Fine-Grained RFID Localization and Tracking"
Fu Xiao , Member, IEEE, ACM, Zhongqin Wang, Student Member, IEEE, Ning Ye, Ruchuan Wang, and Xiang-Yang Li, Fellow, IEEE
"Zero-Permission Acoustic Cross-Device Tracking"
Nikolay Matyunin Technical University of Darmstadt, CYSEC Darmstadt, Germany matyunin@seceng.informatik.tu-darmstadt.de Jakub Szefer Yale University New Haven, CT, USA jakub.szefer@yale.edu Stefan Katzenbeisser Technical University of Darmstadt, CYSEC Darmstadt, Germany katzenbeisser@seceng.informatik.tu-darmstadt.de
"Outage Analysis of Ambient Backscatter Communication Systems"
Wenjing Zhao , Gongpu Wang , Member, IEEE, Saman Atapattu , Member, IEEE, Chintha Tellambura , Fellow, IEEE, and Hao Guan
😵💫🥴
Advertising needs to evolve. I personally find it absurd and financially wastful to have a extremely wealthy sport star advertise for a rental car company or a movie star advertising insurance. To all insurance companies stop spend millions on ads and pass that savings to the customers. I choose the company im with because my mother and father did business with them and they got what they paid for.
Show me an advertiser and I'll show you a liar
South park sums it up well
2:57 .
coca cola is getting real devious with its marketing techniques
what is the name of the music
she literally had a plug for her social media under her name
and then the guy had a plug for his company
Game marketing; console war
I never buy anything I see in commercials, I can’t stand them and make me dislike the brand for forcing me to watch them lol. I boycott them.
Sucks about as bad as advertisements on YT
She's pretty
3,500 per day. So you sleep and eat for 10 hour. So in the remaining 14 hours you see 250 per hour, really? That's 4 per minute for EVERY minute, 14 hours a day. Yeah I don't think so.
Him: "ads tell us why we suck"
Also him: "this ad told us why we don't suck, and it was the most popular"
Just for class
Not me : I ban any product that stalks me
👍👍👍
They always don't work. Look at poorly the Atari Jaguar or Sega Saturn sold
they use fomo againest us(fear of missing out) at the age of 75 I no longer fear missing out because I knowI l aready have missed out on some thing! some where some time in the past!
so how does one protect themselves from advertisers? terrorize madison ave? blinders? B)
Ads never work on me.
Hah, said no one ever!
Ads are about capitalism in America we need more control laws with businesses,price control cap,human value should be top priority in America.
Yea i dont wanna buy expensive stuff and some bullcrap
It's REALLY the "weak" who but if not needed which none of it is, weak minded people and smart advertisers, simple equation
Y U M M Y
The Bud Light commercial didn't age well...
I can go into a store and don't buy shit!
so...this is an adv for Coke!?
the fact that this crap work on people is ridiculous everybody want to be special are rich that's not the real world enjoy and appreciate what you have a lot of people in this world is struggling
basic
Ads don’t work tho … so all this is wrong
Advertisers make us feel ugly and uncool but we keep them around anyway. So, what are you saying? This is an inevitability?
I expected this video to be about how advertising affects us subliminally. You don't need an advertsing dude to tell you you need a psycologist to explain unconscious PRIMING
they dont lol
Yo no ablar tackatacka
Adds pay for the internet to be free. Adds pay for television and a lot of things people take for granted in the capitalist society we live in today. What people need is to understand that any add is faking reality to sell you a product. They are not your friends, they are not coming with solutions for your life, they are selling a product that you might need or not. Also it is time for school to reach this new kind of subjects. From financial math to advertising strategies. The curriculum in schools seems to follow a very iluminist approach of the reality, but we live in the post Cold War era.
I try not to watch ads, only buy what's needed. I know I don't need more stuff made in China. I am lifetime boycotter :)
+ctwatcher You sure about that ? Because recently there was a test done to see if it is possible to go on Dec without ever buying a single thing China-made, or use anything China-made, for the matter.
Seems that it is almost impossible. Even the car you drive, the parts may be made in China.
quaqmireful
I didn't buy one thing made in China. Had someone get a sweatshirt for the son, sent my mom a package of meat...oh dear lord I hope it wasn't grown in China! Nah, I love my mom. I barely left the house this month except for groceries. I barely drive my car, I'd have to have somewhere to go and I can justify why not to go somewhere. Too many people on the roads here, suicides, other stuff to keep me from wanting to shop for crap. My vacuum broke, took it to get fixed, too expensive so bought another vacuum made in USA that I will take back as too powerful for me and ate a piece of my floor lol! And now my husband just fixed the 'broken' vacuum which makes me believe the store didn't want to fix it, wanted to sell me a new one. Now it goes back and I am not sure they deserve my business now. Screw me once, that's plenty.
Yooooo
Why does she looks like Bachira
Am I the only one that doesn't buy crap I don't need?
+Maddix Computer? Internet? education? House? Prepackaged goods? Car? Petrol? Games? Furniture?
I only buy food, and buy it again, if it tastes good, if it sucks, i would never buy it again. Rest is bs, and doesn't work on new generation. They don't care, it's just annoying af
Fkk these big brands
There's a distinction between advertising and manipulating. The latter is what this video is adressing - how companies use psychological tricks to make us spend our money. Whereas advertising spreading awareness about a product/service, and there's nothing wrong with that. Disliked the video for poor analysis