I am pissed off Dunkin Donuts tv commercial lately. I don't think the kid is so cute and huggable nahhh and its not because of her looks at all. See, this kid is the type that needs so much care and attention for some serious discipline in real life and not ann..ohhh-gee-you're-so-damn-cute-tweetie-swettie-pie-honey-bee-come-t0-mom-who-can punish-a-cutie-innocent-like-you?!
HOw'd i find the kid cute? throwing tantrums, screaming like a super bitch and greedy glutton who hasn't eaten for ages,yelling at the elders for the missing donut others ate?!? Okay, i'll be level to level. She's a kid lke 5 years old or something? But is that reason to treat it like wowww she's so cute?! I don't remember yelling at elder bro or elder sis or worst mom just because she happened to eat the last donut i really wanted to eat myself. I don't even believe my mom taught me to yell like a she-devil just for the food somebody ate that i wanted just for myself. hayzzzzz lol. Did the makers of this commercial think it's pretty cool and cute?
Yeah, most commercials using kids are reaaaaly cute. But they should try more of that milk commercial where this supercute boy remarked with matching dimples and smiles "...sorry na ha, i traded my sandwhich for a kiss." That was a boy, taking food out behind her mom's back to share it with his favorite dog. Hmmm or well, they should do more of lucky me noodles commercials. Remember how this little girl wanted to rush to the exit door but gave way to the other little girl who was holding her scrutches. The line was, " Mauna ka na."( "You may go ahead first.") then there was that sweet sincere smile. Next scene was that of this girl having dinner with her mom and dad. They were on a happy meal and chat when she and her father accidentally turned take a serving of this pancit canton. Her father gave a smile, remarked "Mauna ka na Tricia."
Seen that new version of this commercial? This time, it's a little boy who was overloaded with school stuff and trying to get inside the classroom whle trying to carry a load of this playhouse project on both hands. He was trying at the door and accidentally slammed the door while walking in which made his classmates who were in the middle of talk all stunned at the bang. Hmm this cute little boy smiled and said apologetically...."Ay, Sorry." Next scene was him with his family. They were having a talk over dinner when suddenly in the middle, his dad made an awful, accidental sneezy thing. hmmm it was his Dad's turn and he said exactly the same thing the kid used. "sorry"
Commercials like these, so simple and so natural but it says a lot. It is using kids in a cuter, smarter, adorable way to remind each kid at home (an even grown ups) that passing on values by example is a wonderful thing.
It is just tv but then again nope, it is more than just tv. It is how we present what's good and not to the young ones and i hope more and more commercials of this type will come out. :) I really hope the next Dunkin Donut commercial will be real cute.
HOw'd i find the kid cute? throwing tantrums, screaming like a super bitch and greedy glutton who hasn't eaten for ages,yelling at the elders for the missing donut others ate?!? Okay, i'll be level to level. She's a kid lke 5 years old or something? But is that reason to treat it like wowww she's so cute?! I don't remember yelling at elder bro or elder sis or worst mom just because she happened to eat the last donut i really wanted to eat myself. I don't even believe my mom taught me to yell like a she-devil just for the food somebody ate that i wanted just for myself. hayzzzzz lol. Did the makers of this commercial think it's pretty cool and cute?
Yeah, most commercials using kids are reaaaaly cute. But they should try more of that milk commercial where this supercute boy remarked with matching dimples and smiles "...sorry na ha, i traded my sandwhich for a kiss." That was a boy, taking food out behind her mom's back to share it with his favorite dog. Hmmm or well, they should do more of lucky me noodles commercials. Remember how this little girl wanted to rush to the exit door but gave way to the other little girl who was holding her scrutches. The line was, " Mauna ka na."( "You may go ahead first.") then there was that sweet sincere smile. Next scene was that of this girl having dinner with her mom and dad. They were on a happy meal and chat when she and her father accidentally turned take a serving of this pancit canton. Her father gave a smile, remarked "Mauna ka na Tricia."
Seen that new version of this commercial? This time, it's a little boy who was overloaded with school stuff and trying to get inside the classroom whle trying to carry a load of this playhouse project on both hands. He was trying at the door and accidentally slammed the door while walking in which made his classmates who were in the middle of talk all stunned at the bang. Hmm this cute little boy smiled and said apologetically...."Ay, Sorry." Next scene was him with his family. They were having a talk over dinner when suddenly in the middle, his dad made an awful, accidental sneezy thing. hmmm it was his Dad's turn and he said exactly the same thing the kid used. "sorry"
Commercials like these, so simple and so natural but it says a lot. It is using kids in a cuter, smarter, adorable way to remind each kid at home (an even grown ups) that passing on values by example is a wonderful thing.
It is just tv but then again nope, it is more than just tv. It is how we present what's good and not to the young ones and i hope more and more commercials of this type will come out. :) I really hope the next Dunkin Donut commercial will be real cute.
