Taking memes and trying to pass them off aa clever advertising design.
Posted Feb 1, 2022, 8:03 PM UTC
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This would be better for r/FellowKids
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Bet the original creator of this image isn't getting one cent for the use in an ad.
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Also, do you know what this sub is about
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Using a relevant medium to advertise isnt groundbreaking or controversial though.
Whats problematic about that?
Yeah i guess. It was just so epically lazy it felt assholie to me.
Before they were memes they were political cartoons and they were once pretty influencial in swaying peoples opinions.
There is a point to be made about assholes in general when you talk about using mental manipulation for personal gain. Propaganda is advertising and advertising is propaganda, both use appealing voices to endear themselves.
So in a way I sort of agree with you.