Public Service Announcements are scary
- added March 29, 2008
- 8 responses
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- mischabarrett
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- mischabarrett
- 8 months ago
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Canada shows some love for health and safety law. This one's pretty brutal, by the way.
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- mischabarrett
- 8 months ago
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that teen mummy ad is actually quite good! It would make most people think twice about the consequences of them 2 minutes of ecstacy in the macdonalds carpark.
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- graemesmith
- 8 months ago
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Oooow! Two whole minutes! I think it's important to get a full night of intense, mindless sex in before all that bothersome life ruining stuff gets in the way.
I never quite get over how self-righteous some PSA's are. -
Sweet potato Ray, that Canadian ad did a horrible good job making it's point.
This is a humorous satirical PSA that aired last year on BET about the importance of reading a book.
Some folks might call it racist but I think it delivers a critical social commentary about a specific sect of our society.
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who comes up with these PSA's? they're so scary and hilarious at the same time.
btw,
I could see how that BET PSA may be seen as racist, but i can also see how it tries to appeal to the sect of people (which does include all races and ethnicities: black, white, latino, etc) who idolize 50 cent, Lil' Jon and all those Mtv people, along with their hummers and shiny rims...
"your body needs water, so drink that sh*t!" i love that line by the way.-
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- Sylvie1986
- 8 months ago
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the canadian psa's are my fav's for being so ridiculously over-the-top.
the all-time best was the old-school psa where the father finds the kid's weed in a box in the bathroom and the first thing he asks his kid is 'where did you learn to do this stuff?'
the kid answers, 'i learned it from watching you!'
LMAO
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Wow, that is a brilliant concept. I especially liked the Teen Daddy Darren mention.
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That was genius; I thought it was at first like an SNL skit, but it was perfect for getting it's point across.
