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Commercials are overly present but often ignored in today's society. However, these ads are a direct reflection of pop culture's norms and ideas. It is my goal to analyze this element of pop culture and to find the messages and ideals that these ads demonstrate.
Commercials are overly present but often ignored in today's society. However, these ads are a direct reflection of pop culture's norms and ideas. It is my goal to analyze this element of pop culture and to find the messages and ideals that these ads demonstrate.
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Wow... I have seen this commercial several times during and after the superbowl but did not care to see it in this way. It is very interesting however that this commercial seem to show that since he is working in a restaurant (obviously fastfood) he can only dream to be rich and famous.. like that's as far as he can get to being happy.
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