Nother rap Dodge commercial
08-31-2005, 12:11 PM
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Nother rap Dodge commercial
So it seems pertty evident who DC is trying to appeal to these days. First Snoop doggy turd then the latest commercial for the charger? sounds like gangster rap at its finest.
Whats the deal?
Whats the deal?
08-31-2005, 12:19 PM
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should they appeal ONLY to the white male? i thought we ended segregation.
my attitude is: who cares? reason: i buy a vehicle because i research it and compare with other models/brands, then make a decision based off of that...not who is in their TV add.
just my $.02
my attitude is: who cares? reason: i buy a vehicle because i research it and compare with other models/brands, then make a decision based off of that...not who is in their TV add.
just my $.02
08-31-2005, 12:21 PM
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Got a problem with Black Folks?
Look at most 14 yr. olds these day's, only thing they are missing is the actaul skin color.
It's a sign of the times, DC is just targeting the younger crowd.
Look at most 14 yr. olds these day's, only thing they are missing is the actaul skin color.
It's a sign of the times, DC is just targeting the younger crowd.
08-31-2005, 02:25 PM
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No, I have no problem with anyone except worthless gangbangin welfare suckin,grafitti slingin scum bags. Be them white,black,yellow,red,brown,etc. There`s doo doo in every shade. I didnt know it was legal to drive or buy a new car when your 12 years old which seems to be the age that this crapola appeals to. So whats DC`s point? Oh momy go buy a new truck cause the music in the commercial is EDIT? Personally I stop dealing with vendors/stores,etc when I walk into their place of buisness and thats what I hear. Just my $.02 worth.
08-31-2005, 02:32 PM
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Great News apache, it's a little thing called "voting with your wallet" (other names apply, but I can't remember).
If you don't like their marketing, DON'T BUY 'EM!! You wouldn't wan't to put money in the D.O double G's pocket, right?
Besdies, he's "got his mind on his money and his money on his mind".
LOL, I am a bit younger than most of you guy's, '91 was back in the day for me.
Phil
If you don't like their marketing, DON'T BUY 'EM!! You wouldn't wan't to put money in the D.O double G's pocket, right?
Besdies, he's "got his mind on his money and his money on his mind".
LOL, I am a bit younger than most of you guy's, '91 was back in the day for me.
Phil
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08-31-2005, 02:42 PM
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Oh yes, of course, everybody that listens to rap or gansta rap is a "gangbangin welfare suckin, grafitti slingin scum bag"...
I think that Apache just has sour grapes because he knows that he is getting old... Keep being a grumpy old man, we'll love you for it.
I think that Apache just has sour grapes because he knows that he is getting old... Keep being a grumpy old man, we'll love you for it.
08-31-2005, 07:45 PM
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Me, I don't have a problem with Snoop in these commercials, just like I don't have a problem with Ice-T in that Law & Order series on TV. Both have come a long way since their "Gangsta Crap" of the 80's. Call it getting older....wiser.
I do have a problem with the new Target commercials though. "Hip Hop" is NOT the mainstream of American youth, and having those kids Act as if they were in a HipHop video is absolutely outrageous.
Remember the "JC Penney" back to school TV commercial from last year that had that 11-12 year old white girl shakin' her booty like a 25 year black lady would on Soul Train right in front of the camera????
Man, tell you what, I sent in complaint after complaint to both JC Penneys and the FCC over this commercial. Not only did they degrade that little girl, they also probably got the attention of dozens of pedophiles out there with that one commercial alone. I bet I wasn't the only person to complain about this. JC Penney did tone down their commercials this year and that one particular commercial seemed to disappear after a week or so.
I do have a problem with the new Target commercials though. "Hip Hop" is NOT the mainstream of American youth, and having those kids Act as if they were in a HipHop video is absolutely outrageous.
Remember the "JC Penney" back to school TV commercial from last year that had that 11-12 year old white girl shakin' her booty like a 25 year black lady would on Soul Train right in front of the camera????
Man, tell you what, I sent in complaint after complaint to both JC Penneys and the FCC over this commercial. Not only did they degrade that little girl, they also probably got the attention of dozens of pedophiles out there with that one commercial alone. I bet I wasn't the only person to complain about this. JC Penney did tone down their commercials this year and that one particular commercial seemed to disappear after a week or so.
08-31-2005, 08:01 PM
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Hip hop is the mainstream of American youth, at least out in my area. Everything from middle school to college, especially college, is very hip hop centric. You go to a party, and 90% of the time they're going to be playing hip hop. Anymore it's just the standard teenager music.
But Snoop Dog isn't a hip hopper, is he?
I personally stick with the acid and psychadelic rock and heavy metal. But I'm just not right in the head...
But Snoop Dog isn't a hip hopper, is he?
I personally stick with the acid and psychadelic rock and heavy metal. But I'm just not right in the head...