whoopsie. saints executed that game PERFECTLY >> awesome.
Word. 0 turnovers for the Saints, that's how you beat the Colts, apparently. Good for them, srsly
Jesus' economic theory goes beyond modern labels. He didn't control the means of production. He WAS the means of production. "Welcome to the meeting, I hope y'all like fish."
yeah, it was looking bad that first quarter, just like everyone predicted the colts looked like they were going to pwn those noobs. good game, two best teams, tons of fun. definitely cool to see the saints win it.
Can we all stop saying the Super Bowl ads were disappointing? They're disappointing every year, they never live up to the hype, and the ones we now think of as being classics from the golden era are really completely lame, like the God-awful Budweiser frogs.
Jesus' economic theory goes beyond modern labels. He didn't control the means of production. He WAS the means of production. "Welcome to the meeting, I hope y'all like fish."
Can we all stop saying the Super Bowl ads were disappointing? They're disappointing every year, they never live up to the hype, and the ones we now think of as being classics from the golden era are really completely lame, like the God-awful Budweiser frogs.
Our culture has set this huge media stage up to be a showing of the best of the best. Some of the best television advertising in history has debuted on said stage.
There are really only a few major annual broadcast events left that pull this size of audience. The Super Bowl and maybe the Grammys or the Academy Awards.
If an advertiser wants to reach the majority of the population in one blow, this is it.
So they absolutely have to make their experience incredible. Or it backfires massively - due to the pressure we put on them these days (it's called the BrandBowl now).
My opinion is that the majority of marketers this year didn't reach the endzone.
Can we all stop saying the Super Bowl ads were disappointing? They're disappointing every year, they never live up to the hype, and the ones we now think of as being classics from the golden era are really completely lame, like the God-awful Budweiser frogs.
Our culture has set this huge media stage up to be a showing of the best of the best. Some of the best television advertising in history has debuted on said stage.
There are really only a few major annual broadcast events left that pull this size of audience. The Super Bowl and maybe the Grammys or the Academy Awards.
If an advertiser wants to reach the majority of the population in one blow, this is it.
So they absolutely have to make their experience incredible. Or it backfires massively - due to the pressure we put on them these days (it's called the BrandBowl now).
My opinion is that the majority of marketers this year didn't reach the endzone.
Every year it's like there are 3 or 4 pretty good ones (like the Punxatony Palomalu, that one killed me), a couple of solid re-visits of old ideas (the E Trade babies), and a bunch of commercials that were either really mediocre or tried too hard and missed the boat. I don't think this year stands out as being worse or better than any of the last 5.
Jesus' economic theory goes beyond modern labels. He didn't control the means of production. He WAS the means of production. "Welcome to the meeting, I hope y'all like fish."
I don't really care about the super bowl very much. I care about the commercials far far less.
i was playing the guitar in bed, under the covers and i got my hands stuck under the strings. i could not free them, so i yelled for help and nobody came. finally, i had to bite the tips of my fingers off in order to free them - rssl
I love the Colts. I love The Who. I became an atheist after last night. Thanks for listening.
--Dominic Eiser, Wichita, Kan.
The Who kind of stank pretty bad, right?
Jesus' economic theory goes beyond modern labels. He didn't control the means of production. He WAS the means of production. "Welcome to the meeting, I hope y'all like fish."
I enjoyed it. I thought The Who put on a decent show for senior citizens.
Wait--do you mean The Who put on a decent show, considering that they are senior citizens, or that The Who put on a decent show that senior citizens might enjoy--or both?
Daltry was huffing and puffing and not moving much. I know it's stupid but I hate seeing bands I grow up with forced to sock puppet like this. It's like making Abe Vigoda play tackle football.
My other big goal is to push my honor all the way to the negative end and unlock the evil horse. --Cornelius
Can we all stop saying the Super Bowl ads were disappointing? They're disappointing every year, they never live up to the hype, and the ones we now think of as being classics from the golden era are really completely lame, like the God-awful Budweiser frogs.
Our culture has set this huge media stage up to be a showing of the best of the best. Some of the best television advertising in history has debuted on said stage.
There are really only a few major annual broadcast events left that pull this size of audience. The Super Bowl and maybe the Grammys or the Academy Awards.
If an advertiser wants to reach the majority of the population in one blow, this is it.
So they absolutely have to make their experience incredible. Or it backfires massively - due to the pressure we put on them these days (it's called the BrandBowl now).
My opinion is that the majority of marketers this year didn't reach the endzone.
Every year it's like there are 3 or 4 pretty good ones (like the Punxatony Palomalu, that one killed me), a couple of solid re-visits of old ideas (the E Trade babies), and a bunch of commercials that were either really mediocre or tried too hard and missed the boat. I don't think this year stands out as being worse or better than any of the last 5.
I was really just rooting for Haiti to pull off an upset.
Okay... he walks in... and... he... sees, no, smells her! Yeah! And it makes him... horny... NO, Hungry. Oh, God. Yes. It's so simple. It was right there in front of our noses for so long. I can't believe I was the first to put it down!
Haha whatever I dugg the comedy and irony layer cake of awesome
Okay... he walks in... and... he... sees, no, smells her! Yeah! And it makes him... horny... NO, Hungry. Oh, God. Yes. It's so simple. It was right there in front of our noses for so long. I can't believe I was the first to put it down!
Can we all stop saying the Super Bowl ads were disappointing? They're disappointing every year, they never live up to the hype, and the ones we now think of as being classics from the golden era are really completely lame, like the God-awful Budweiser frogs.
Our culture has set this huge media stage up to be a showing of the best of the best. Some of the best television advertising in history has debuted on said stage.
There are really only a few major annual broadcast events left that pull this size of audience. The Super Bowl and maybe the Grammys or the Academy Awards.
If an advertiser wants to reach the majority of the population in one blow, this is it.
So they absolutely have to make their experience incredible. Or it backfires massively - due to the pressure we put on them these days (it's called the BrandBowl now).
My opinion is that the majority of marketers this year didn't reach the endzone.
Every year it's like there are 3 or 4 pretty good ones (like the Punxatony Palomalu, that one killed me), a couple of solid re-visits of old ideas (the E Trade babies), and a bunch of commercials that were either really mediocre or tried too hard and missed the boat. I don't think this year stands out as being worse or better than any of the last 5.
Fair enough. Agree to disagree.
You really think that last year was definitively better? You don't think that most marketers fall short most years?
Jesus' economic theory goes beyond modern labels. He didn't control the means of production. He WAS the means of production. "Welcome to the meeting, I hope y'all like fish."
What exactly are we looking for in these ads? I feel like every year people get all excited about the half time shows and the ads but then always complain that it didn't live up to their standards. Basically you are being let down by something you yourself over-hyped in the first place.
I did like this one a few years back though.
perfectly pointless, just as any of them really are. Then they get you in the end with a hook, what are you doing with YOUR money? That ones pretty good.
Can we all stop saying the Super Bowl ads were disappointing? They're disappointing every year, they never live up to the hype, and the ones we now think of as being classics from the golden era are really completely lame, like the God-awful Budweiser frogs.
Our culture has set this huge media stage up to be a showing of the best of the best. Some of the best television advertising in history has debuted on said stage.
There are really only a few major annual broadcast events left that pull this size of audience. The Super Bowl and maybe the Grammys or the Academy Awards.
If an advertiser wants to reach the majority of the population in one blow, this is it.
So they absolutely have to make their experience incredible. Or it backfires massively - due to the pressure we put on them these days (it's called the BrandBowl now).
My opinion is that the majority of marketers this year didn't reach the endzone.
Every year it's like there are 3 or 4 pretty good ones (like the Punxatony Palomalu, that one killed me), a couple of solid re-visits of old ideas (the E Trade babies), and a bunch of commercials that were either really mediocre or tried too hard and missed the boat. I don't think this year stands out as being worse or better than any of the last 5.
Fair enough. Agree to disagree.
You really think that last year was definitively better? You don't think that most marketers fall short most years?
Yes. I think collectively, last year had better ads than this year. There are always more bad ads than good ads. I just think this year's number of "good ads" was fewer than I've ever seen in a Super Bowl.
I enjoyed it. I thought The Who put on a decent show for senior citizens.
Wait--do you mean The Who put on a decent show, considering that they are senior citizens, or that The Who put on a decent show that senior citizens might enjoy--or both?
Daltry was huffing and puffing and not moving much. I know it's stupid but I hate seeing bands I grow up with forced to sock puppet like this. It's like making Abe Vigoda play tackle football.
Haha. Grammar fail.
I still think Daltry's singing was passable, especially considering he's now 65ish.
"Good advice. Ya'll should have married Steve's wife. "
-cornielious
How does Old Spice constantly crush it like that? Who writes these gems? It's got to be the people who wrote the Bruce Campbell ad, right?
Jesus' economic theory goes beyond modern labels. He didn't control the means of production. He WAS the means of production. "Welcome to the meeting, I hope y'all like fish."
Jesus' economic theory goes beyond modern labels. He didn't control the means of production. He WAS the means of production. "Welcome to the meeting, I hope y'all like fish."
Jesus' economic theory goes beyond modern labels. He didn't control the means of production. He WAS the means of production. "Welcome to the meeting, I hope y'all like fish."
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