New Gillette add "Toxic Masculinity" is causing quite a stir!
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I'm not a big fan of ads but this ad is better than most and the message is great, "Real men don't treat women as sex objects and real men don't bully". That's what I get from it and that works just great for me.
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1. People can change for the better, but it usually requires a long term, nutured, healthy relationship, not a 4 minute ad.2. I think the ad would have been better if it started with scenes of chivalry and kindness, then a clan of hairballs come in and try to teach the kids to be bullys. Gillette could have came in at the end with the tagline "God shave us all"The worst of times..they don't phase me,
even if I look and act really crazy.0 -
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Just another instance of stupid corporate greed! Delta just wants to get good publicity from this! fuck the $ makers!
Of course I'm kidding..but some here won't be.hippiemom = goodness0 -
Or "God shave the Queen".Malroth said:1. People can change for the better, but it usually requires a long term, nutured, healthy relationship, not a 4 minute ad.2. I think the ad would have been better if it started with scenes of chivalry and kindness, then a clan of hairballs come in and try to teach the kids to be bullys. Gillette could have came in at the end with the tagline "God shave us all"
We should be Mad Men.
Gillette doesn't know what they're missing. 0 -
ignorance is blissOffSheGoes35 said:
Or "God shave the Queen".Malroth said:1. People can change for the better, but it usually requires a long term, nutured, healthy relationship, not a 4 minute ad.2. I think the ad would have been better if it started with scenes of chivalry and kindness, then a clan of hairballs come in and try to teach the kids to be bullys. Gillette could have came in at the end with the tagline "God shave us all"
We should be Mad Men.
Gillette doesn't know what they're missing.
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God shave us all. LOLYour boos mean nothing to me, for I have seen what makes you cheer0
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Not when it is keeping me from achieving my dream of day drinking in the office.mickeyrat said:
ignorance is blissOffSheGoes35 said:
Or "God shave the Queen".Malroth said:1. People can change for the better, but it usually requires a long term, nutured, healthy relationship, not a 4 minute ad.2. I think the ad would have been better if it started with scenes of chivalry and kindness, then a clan of hairballs come in and try to teach the kids to be bullys. Gillette could have came in at the end with the tagline "God shave us all"
We should be Mad Men.
Gillette doesn't know what they're missing.0 -
I can't speak for disposables but the Silver Blues are super smooth. Just need a closed comb handle and it's practically impossible to cut yourself.mrussel1 said:
Something would go traumatically wrong for me if I tried to use a single blade disposable or a silver blue.Meltdown99 said:
Same here.rgambs said:I use Bic single blade razors, not overpriced at all!
As far as Gillette, I think they know a few things and geared this ad towards that knowledge. Whether it's successful like Nike is yet to be seen:
1. Millenials are the single largest adult group in this country now (this surprised me but I saw it in a few places... what happened to us Xers??)
2. Millenials are drawn to companies that are socially conscious. This is different than the "shut up and sing" generation.
3. Women buy more of these products, both for themselves, and for their partners than men.
So I think men were the subject of the ad, not the target.
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I don't know.. my Fusion is pretty precise. I don't know if I want to take a chance with something new on race day.HesCalledDyer said:
I can't speak for disposables but the Silver Blues are super smooth. Just need a closed comb handle and it's practically impossible to cut yourself.mrussel1 said:
Something would go traumatically wrong for me if I tried to use a single blade disposable or a silver blue.Meltdown99 said:
Same here.rgambs said:I use Bic single blade razors, not overpriced at all!
As far as Gillette, I think they know a few things and geared this ad towards that knowledge. Whether it's successful like Nike is yet to be seen:
1. Millenials are the single largest adult group in this country now (this surprised me but I saw it in a few places... what happened to us Xers??)
2. Millenials are drawn to companies that are socially conscious. This is different than the "shut up and sing" generation.
3. Women buy more of these products, both for themselves, and for their partners than men.
So I think men were the subject of the ad, not the target.
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I actually don't like anybody else picking up the Gov't tab.cincybearcat said:https://www.cnn.com/travel/article/mlk-sites-atlanta-opening-government-shutdown/index.html
Just another instance of stupid corporate greed! Delta just wants to get good publicity from this! fuck the $ makers!
Of course I'm kidding..but some here won't be.
We pay taxes for that park to be functioning.
The gov't gets a free pass when things like this happen albeit it a good offering and they shouldn't.
Get bolt cutters, cut the lock and enjoy your park.0 -
Dale Sr fans were always nuts.mrussel1 said:
I don't know.. my Fusion is pretty precise. I don't know if I want to take a chance with something new on race day.HesCalledDyer said:
I can't speak for disposables but the Silver Blues are super smooth. Just need a closed comb handle and it's practically impossible to cut yourself.mrussel1 said:
Something would go traumatically wrong for me if I tried to use a single blade disposable or a silver blue.Meltdown99 said:
Same here.rgambs said:I use Bic single blade razors, not overpriced at all!
As far as Gillette, I think they know a few things and geared this ad towards that knowledge. Whether it's successful like Nike is yet to be seen:
1. Millenials are the single largest adult group in this country now (this surprised me but I saw it in a few places... what happened to us Xers??)
2. Millenials are drawn to companies that are socially conscious. This is different than the "shut up and sing" generation.
3. Women buy more of these products, both for themselves, and for their partners than men.
So I think men were the subject of the ad, not the target.
Toxic Masculinity at it's finest, lol!0 -

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And that guy really exists somewhere.HesCalledDyer said:
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Yikes! Hey, who turned this into a damn NASCAR thread?? THREAD INTEGRITY!0
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one could argue that Nascar and toxic masculinity go hand in hand.mrussel1 said:Yikes! Hey, who turned this into a damn NASCAR thread?? THREAD INTEGRITY!Your boos mean nothing to me, for I have seen what makes you cheer0 -
I am a huge NASCAR fan and I do not resemble that remark... But it can lean true for the rest...HughFreakingDillon said:
one could argue that Nascar and toxic masculinity go hand in hand.mrussel1 said:Yikes! Hey, who turned this into a damn NASCAR thread?? THREAD INTEGRITY!0 -
I love cars and bikes and I can watch any racing, from dirt bike, to moto, to F1 and NASCAR. I agree that racing is not about culture first and foremost.tempo_n_groove said:
I am a huge NASCAR fan and I do not resemble that remark... But it can lean true for the rest...HughFreakingDillon said:
one could argue that Nascar and toxic masculinity go hand in hand.mrussel1 said:Yikes! Hey, who turned this into a damn NASCAR thread?? THREAD INTEGRITY!0
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