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Little Baby's Ice Cream

This weird commercial I found in YouTube in a youtuber channel, the channel name is Wismichu and this character made a reaction of Japanese’s commercials.

This commercial of advertisement is about baby ice cream you think ok ok is just a commercial about baby ice cream but it isn’t, is really weird, because isn’t about a person saying “hey buy my ice cream” no that isn’t the principal idea because in the commercial is a guy with the ice cream in his body and he ate the ice cream, you are thinking “what…?, that is disgusting” but yes he did, he ate the ice cream and that is disgusting because if you think “I want my baby eat that?” obviously no I don’t want but the commercial make the person who saw it feel weird and uncomfortable. I think the commercial or advertisement wants to be funny but it isn’t because the commercial is to the parents who buy the ice cream and I will think the parents want the baby eat ice cream of the body of an Asian man. I didn’t feel great went I saw that commercial because think this commercial is really appropriate to see because the persons who saw the commercial began to feel really uncomfortable and all my friends in Venezuela say the same thing that I say the first time when I saw that weird and disgusting commercial –that is really weird I didn’t thought in the world is that kind of people in this world who can made that kind of things.

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  1. AnonymousJanuary 20, 2016 at 5:30 AM

    That's a really weird commercial.. I agree with the opinion you have about it. I think they purposefully made it weird so that people would buy it. (pathos) Good job!

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