Most Annoying TV Commercials

[roofromoz]

Bing lee ads with Lionel and his mum. So fake.

It's top bantz.

 

[Silent Knight]

I just saw a Frank Walker inspired National Tiles ad on TV - never seen one before.

Well he's been dominating the radio airwaves for a long time now and has recently made a foray into German DJ sets so I guess the next logical path for Frank's National Tiles Empire is to conquer the TV industry as well.

Netflix better watch out...

 

[thorson1987]

Coles and woolies just don’t get it.

I don’t have an emotional attachment to either of your brands and never will. You sell food that I need

You would be better off using the 30 second commercial to show pictures and prices of shit on Special this week not trying to ram a theme song down my throat.

Show me why to shop there. Simples.

Compare the f**king Market ads. Shut the f**k up merkins.

 

[AJB1102]

TV ads are a mix of: get pissed, have a bet, get in debt, get a quick loan approved in an hour, get pizza, get life insurance, free yourself from debt, drink this milkshake and get fit as f**k!

Still can't decide? We've got an app for that!

 

[The Rosco]

all the new age life/funeral/income/etc insurance ads.
"Hey Betty, I can get us life insurance over the phone without a medical. Just give us a sec, love and I'll do something great for us and our future. Once I'm done on the phone,

 

[roofromoz]

(I posted this on FB the other day)

Currently there is an advert on tv in Australia for a tasteless pish peer, Hahn Pure Extra Dry Blonde, or something equally horrific

In it, the blokes are discussing the merits of the song Horses, by someone called Daryl and a song by someone Australians call Farnsey who was famous in Australia in the 80's (nowhere in the World had bad enough taste to buy his music)

The advertisers absolutely nailed their target market imo

Remember kids, drinking terrible beer leads to appalling taste elsewhere in your lives. Be careful, stay safe

The more concerning thing actually was that someone wanted to suggest Run to Paradise as a pub anthem.

Personally it's one of the worst songs ever released. I just don't understand the appeal.

 

[PARRA_FAN]

The "Did someone say KFC adds?" arent annoying but its annoys me that I want to stop eating it for a period they bring in a new add and their food looks so good lol

Whats interesting is they brought back the one with parents looking at their kids picture at school. Obviously someone complained before.

For me the annoying adds are the ones that are at least 2 years old, particular TAB and Bundaberg unmistakably ours.

 

[Foreign Legion]

Uber eats...

 

[innsaneink]

I need a dollar dollar dollar is what i need

 

[horrie hastings]

The "Did someone say KFC adds?" arent annoying but its annoys me that I want to stop eating it for a period they bring in a new add and their food looks so good lol

Whats interesting is they brought back the one with parents looking at their kids picture at school. Obviously someone complained before.

For me the annoying adds are the ones that are at least 2 years old, particular TAB and Bundaberg unmistakably ours.

The trouble with KFC ads is that they show chicken pieces that look like they have meat on them but in reality when you get chicken from KFC they are scabby little pieces.

 

[thorson1987]

The f**king CC's ad with the bobble heads. Shut the f**k up annoying as f**k Elvis impersonator.

 

[Lambretta]

The more concerning thing actually was that someone wanted to suggest Run to Paradise as a pub anthem.

Personally it's one of the worst songs ever released. I just don't understand the appeal.

A bit like Hahn Super Dry Blonde water whatitsname
Liked by people who shouldn't really be allowed into a pub in the first place

 

[Nuke]

Surprised this one's not been mentioned yet. Maybe because it usually comes about in or around Christmas time, but that damned Ikea ad "Get in the carrrrr".

Seems I'm like a lot of people here: If I see or hear an ad that pisses me off, I will go out of my way to avoid that product / company / restaurant. That's if I happen to have paid attention to what was being advertised in the first place. Most of the time the mute button gets pressed as soon as the ad break begins.

 

[Sans Souci Sainter]

That f**ken Tab ad with Bon Jovi wailing is like nails down a chalk board.

f**k it off.

 

[KeepingTheFaith]

The trouble with KFC ads is that they show chicken pieces that look like they have meat on them but in reality when you get chicken from KFC they are scabby little pieces.

That's pretty much the deal with most food adverts that involve cooking/preperation beyond dumping it into a bowl. Nothing looks like it does in the ad.

 

[KeepingTheFaith]

all the new age life/funeral/income/etc insurance ads.
"Hey Betty, I can get us life insurance over the phone without a medical. Just give us a sec, love and I'll do something great for us and our future. Once I'm done on the phone,

It's the realistic situations and natural dialogue that make them so damn believable.

 

[Zadar]

The honey badger tv and radio ads.

Who is this clown?

 

[horrie hastings]

The honey badger tv and radio ads.

Who is this clown?

His name is Nick Cummins, he played for the Western Force in Super Rugby and also the Wallabies , he also does those annoying tradies undies ads.

 

[horrie hastings]

That's pretty much the deal with most food adverts that involve cooking/preperation beyond dumping it into a bowl. Nothing looks like it does in the ad.

Yep especially the burgers for KFC/ Maccas/Hungry Jacks, look like a work of art in the commercials but in reality they are smaller and scrappy slapped together products.
To be honest I haven't eaten Maccas in almost 20 years but I see people eating the slop at the centre I work at just about every day, lucky to have Hungry Jacks once a year and might have KFC 3/4 times a year.

 

[KeepingTheFaith]

Yep especially the burgers for KFC/ Maccas/Hungry Jacks, look like a work of art in the commercials but in reality they are smaller and scrappy slapped together products.
To be honest I haven't eaten Maccas in almost 20 years but I see people eating the slop at the centre I work at just about every day, lucky to have Hungry Jacks once a year and might have KFC 3/4 times a year.

The food in commercials are a work of art, but you definitely don't want to eat the ones they use in commercials. They'd be even worse than the actual food you get from those places which says a lot.