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 Title text: If we can have just one more generation of increased irony, we can have a Taco Bell that straight up tells you the food is bad and they don't care, because you'll be back. You know you will. |
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- Look at these stupid old advertisements. They just show sexy people drinking beer and expect you to buy!
- We're so much more sophisticated now. For instance, I exclusively buy from corporations whose social media accounts display a non-threatening yet ironic sense of humor.
- Older generations were suckered by the promise of beauty and power. Not us! Nowadays we won't settle for anything less than imagining we're pals with the disembodied spirit of branded products.
- It feels so good to be superior to our elders.
- You have ruined the burger king twitter account, madame. Ruined
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This transcript was generated by a bot: The text was scraped using AWS's Textract, which may have errors. Complete transcripts describe what happens in each panel — here are some good examples to get you started (1) (2). |
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- Old ads: Tell what the product does
- Later ads: Sell an associa ted lifestyle
- Modern ads: Express sincerity by hiring a full-time team of people to create social media wisecracks
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