I've posted on this shit before, but I'm still at a loss to understand why dumbfuck clients shell out $3 million for a 30 second spot on the "Superbowl of Advertising!" First off, the only people who think it's the "Superbowl of Advertising" are the media and the people in advertising. I honestly don't think the average viewer gives a toss any more, particularly as many of the spots have become at best. Yeah, you may get the odd Monday Morning Water Cooler comment when drooling guys remember the GoDaddy girls tits, while not having any recall of the GoDaddy name, lets alone what these fucktards were actually advertising. And as I've also posted in the past... Fuck the Clydesdales... Bud tastes like horse piss anyway. And thanks to AdLand, YouTube and dozens of other sites, you can see all the spots long before the day they are supposed to run. I know everyone wants to go fucking viral, but that is actually contrary to what makes a TV spot an event, and not just another TV spot. Always remember, the first (and only) time anyone saw the best Superbowl spot of all time, was when it ran during the 1984 game... The build up and anticipation was incredible. If they'd shown it beforehand, it would have been just another spot. Why the fuck do I have to explain everything?
Yeah... Send me three cases of the girl with the big tits!