Showing posts with label Nike Commercial. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Nike Commercial. Show all posts
Hi Chuck (Eats a doughnut)...- Lebron (@KingJames) ....Rise (video)
Should I be who you want me to be???
You know Chuck had to laugh when he saw that.....
The answer is 'Just ball...' but all know that he can't just do that..There is money to be made..Hence the commercial.....Wait a damm minute....@ 'just ball'. Let me check myself..and YOU IN THE PROCESS. lol
When either one of us becomes a 'corporation', we can pop that shit about when he should shut up and play ball. Until then, we just flapping our gums 'cause we know not of what we speak. Talking about what he should or shouldn't do. Like we would shut up and be quiet. Some of you mofos can't shut when a mofo is telling THE DEAD ASS TRUTH ABOUT YOUR ASS, nevermind questioning you for something that is only really affected YOU. Please...FOH with that pompous ass shit. He ought to shut up and play ball...Please.
Oh, btw...Earl was talking to his wife in that 'commercial'.
Not Tiger. They did a good job on it (the commercial itself). Are ya'll gonna go at their necks like you have Tiger's though? Probably not.
Link:
The audio used for the Earl and Tiger Woods ad was taken from a 2004 interview of Earl Woods during which he was talking about his wife Kultida, not Tiger. When Earl says "I am more prone to be inquisitive, to promote discussion. I want to find out what you're thinking was, I want to find out what your feelings are and did you learn anything?", he is describing his personality in comparison to Kultida's.
It's safe to say the voiceover used for the Earl and Tiger commercial is completely out of context to the subject at hand and adds a heavy dose of ammunition to the arsenal of the ad's naysayers.
The way the ad is presented we are made to believe Earl is speaking directly to his son. Admonishing him. Offering fatherly advice. And in the commercial, we see Tiger looking like a chastised child.
Clearly this is not the case. The commercial was cobbled together by Wieden + Kennedy and presented as something it's not. It's a lie. A fabrication. Earl is not talking to Tiger. Tiger isn't feeling remorse in the ad. He's reacting to words his father didn't even speak to him.
Though controversial, at least some merit could have been placed on the ad's concept had Earl actually been talking about Tiger in the interview. Now it's just another example of an agency bending the truth for its own gain.
Link:
The audio used for the Earl and Tiger Woods ad was taken from a 2004 interview of Earl Woods during which he was talking about his wife Kultida, not Tiger. When Earl says "I am more prone to be inquisitive, to promote discussion. I want to find out what you're thinking was, I want to find out what your feelings are and did you learn anything?", he is describing his personality in comparison to Kultida's.
It's safe to say the voiceover used for the Earl and Tiger commercial is completely out of context to the subject at hand and adds a heavy dose of ammunition to the arsenal of the ad's naysayers.
The way the ad is presented we are made to believe Earl is speaking directly to his son. Admonishing him. Offering fatherly advice. And in the commercial, we see Tiger looking like a chastised child.
Clearly this is not the case. The commercial was cobbled together by Wieden + Kennedy and presented as something it's not. It's a lie. A fabrication. Earl is not talking to Tiger. Tiger isn't feeling remorse in the ad. He's reacting to words his father didn't even speak to him.
Though controversial, at least some merit could have been placed on the ad's concept had Earl actually been talking about Tiger in the interview. Now it's just another example of an agency bending the truth for its own gain.
I promise that this is how the Tiger commercial should have went & his take on Michael Steele
| The Colbert Report | Mon - Thurs 11:30pm / 10:30c | |||
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| The Colbert Report | Mon - Thurs 11:30pm / 10:30c | |||
| The Word - Affirmative Inaction | ||||
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