A while back, I was carrying on about how they make commercials with the camera shoved in people's faces. And I complain about everyone talking in scratchy bedroom voices too.
Here's an example that covers both: (by the way, I'm not commenting about the product being advertised...just the means with which it's advertised, ok? No preaching thanks!)
I think medical ads should be banned in general, no wonder our health care costs keep rising.
ReplyDeleteI do dislike the in-your-face camera work and the going back and forth.
Have a great weekend.
Since you've pointed this out long ago, I notice it ALL the time (so thanks for that).
ReplyDeleteIt seems it's mostly at the end of the sentences...and yes, it's all over the place. Mostly with young woman I think.
(I never saw it as bedroom voice though!)
Nance
lol I see what you mean. : )
ReplyDeleteFor me it’s what is being advertised that would play a big factor in how much I pay attention to the way it is being presented. If it is something like Skippy Peanut Butter…”please, get out of my personal space.” But, when it’s a vaccine to prevent cervical cancer, well, that is up close and personal, so I don’t mind so much the “in your face” presentation.
ReplyDeleteI didn’t catch the bedroom voice, if there was one maybe I need to practice mine a little because mine is much more sultry and seductive. JK
J
Not sure what you mean about the voices, but the 'in your face' thing is quite annoying.
ReplyDeleteYour absolutely right! I also hate those stupid Viagra commercials where they are singing the Elvis classic Viva las Vegas. Is nothing sacred?
ReplyDeleteLovish!
Connie
See what you mean Jimmy ~ "In your face" is really annoying :o( ~ Ally x
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ReplyDeleteAt least this girl is on a couch when she's talking....maybe it opens up to a bed.