The document summarizes and discusses several advertisements that the author likes and dislikes.
The advertisements the author likes include a Vicks commercial about a gangster who finds purpose in caring for a baby, and a Nescafe commercial with a musical theme about Filipino farmers.
The advertisements the author dislikes are an EQ diaper commercial that mocks Philippine history, and an LBC commercial suggesting a spelling error could be correct. The author feels these advertisements provide misinformation or disrespect culture.
The document summarizes and discusses several advertisements that the author likes and dislikes.
The advertisements the author likes include a Vicks commercial about a gangster who finds purpose in caring for a baby, and a Nescafe commercial with a musical theme about Filipino farmers.
The advertisements the author dislikes are an EQ diaper commercial that mocks Philippine history, and an LBC commercial suggesting a spelling error could be correct. The author feels these advertisements provide misinformation or disrespect culture.
The document summarizes and discusses several advertisements that the author likes and dislikes.
The advertisements the author likes include a Vicks commercial about a gangster who finds purpose in caring for a baby, and a Nescafe commercial with a musical theme about Filipino farmers.
The advertisements the author dislikes are an EQ diaper commercial that mocks Philippine history, and an LBC commercial suggesting a spelling error could be correct. The author feels these advertisements provide misinformation or disrespect culture.
The document summarizes and discusses several advertisements that the author likes and dislikes.
The advertisements the author likes include a Vicks commercial about a gangster who finds purpose in caring for a baby, and a Nescafe commercial with a musical theme about Filipino farmers.
The advertisements the author dislikes are an EQ diaper commercial that mocks Philippine history, and an LBC commercial suggesting a spelling error could be correct. The author feels these advertisements provide misinformation or disrespect culture.
COMMUNICATION Presented by: Jovani Gamueda ADVERTISEMENT THAT I LIKE THE MOST Learning to Love
The Vicks commercial is all about a gangster man that has no
will to live but just know to fight often for his life and suddenly he adopted a baby that is literally crying all night long because he was irritated by its noise.
Vicks advertisement captured my attention when the
gangster man changed his self for the better when he met the baby that he was caring, he finds a decent job for the baby to sustain what the baby needs because he learned how to love and he realized that he doesn’t give the baby a better life, but the baby gave him a will to live a worthy life. I am a very emotional person and it can catch quickly my attention because we all know that a Filipino culture wants a unique and tear jerker advertisement. Babangon Tayo
I like the Nescafe commercial because this is a musical
advertisement and it shows a appreciation to Filipino farmers who was willing to give us a better and good coffee beans for us to keep ourself awake when in time we need to do something that can help us to strive for more.
It captures my attention when Nescafe commercial
musical type of commercial when the lyrics has a motivation in it and somehow a lesson that; when we have planted something we will harvest someday so that we should strive and move forward to our goal and do a better brighter future. Advertisement that I don’t like the most Battle of Mactan because of Diaper? EQ diaper 30-second ad, Magellan gives a box of diapers to Lapu- Lapu and his wife. But this gesture of friendship backfires when Lapu-Lapu realizes that the diapers are of inferior quality and dares Magellan to a fight that would ultimately lead to his death. The EQ diaper advertisement captured my attention because the ad is mocking the Philippines history and also the people of Lapu-Lapu city in Cebu and it is a distortion in Philippine History. They must help preserve the lessons of history and promote our country's culture and heritage, not mock it with crass commercialism and find another way of concept in advertising their product. My idea is they should show the audience on how to dispose their product properly and where to throw it properly so that they can help to the surroundings and it didn’t block the drainage of the streets in the country. SPELL REMITTANCE? LBC?!
LBC commercial showed a student who spelled the word
“remittance” as “L-B-C” declared as correct by judges of a spelling contest, I don’t like the advertisement because it can teach a young viewer a wrong information about spellings. LBC advertisement catches my attention because it gives the audience a wrong information specially to children who are watching their advertisement and it can gradually take a misconception about their spellings that it can be a correct way to spell something. The method used in this particular LBC advertisement may have unintended adverse consequences on the education of young televiewers. They should advertise it with educational concept where the audience gets something information that will help improve their vocabulary words.