Chevrolet Went the Anti-Bud Light Route
for Their Holiday Commercial
Posted By: pensom2, 12/3/2023 8:34:57 AM
Chevrolet has done the impossible this holiday season: it produced a commercial without any woke nonsense, which was beyond refreshing. No Dylan Mulvaney shenanigans, no virtue signaling, and no liberal drivel being forced down our throats. I don’t know if America’s executives have learned that going woke is a ruinously expensive venture. The car company might release a lefty ad later. For now, let’s enjoy this tearjerker. The ad starts as a family visits their grandparents over the holidays, where the grandmother is exhibiting signs of dementia. She doesn’t even acknowledge her young granddaughters seeing her.
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Chevrolet has done the impossible this holiday season: it produced a commercial without any woke nonsense, which was beyond refreshing. No Dylan Mulvaney shenanigans, no virtue signaling, and no liberal drivel being forced down our throats. I don’t know if America’s executives have learned that going woke is a ruinously expensive venture. The car company might release a lefty ad later. For now, let’s enjoy this tearjerker. The ad starts as a family visits their grandparents over the holidays, where the grandmother is exhibiting signs of dementia. She doesn’t even acknowledge her young granddaughters seeing her.
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to lead first ladies at Rosalynn Carter tribute 20 replies
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Hear that flushing noise?
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Slaughtering Civilians 16 replies
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Slaughtering Civilians 16 replies
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Thanks to Matt Vespa for widening the audience for this fabulous ad for Chevrolet. Not all ad agencies nor all corporate marketing executives are as "woke" clueless as Bud Light's. For those who have experienced a loved one's dementia, this ad hits home.