For those who were alive and remember it, was the use of sex appeal in commercials cringe? I remember it being fairly common, even in commercials that aired during the Super Bowl.
>>222511617I pretended it was cringe in front of my mom or sister. I thought it was the coolest thing ever by myself
>>222511617>was the use of sex appeal in commercials cringe?no because back then men still had some testosterone. It's only "cringe" when your T levels are below an avg 80s years old's from the 1960s, which is the norm now.
>>222511640Sad state of the world.
>>222511617It always grossed me out. I was always a fat bastard, so seeing a hot chic eating a greasy burger sexually, fucked with my own self-loathing.
Sexuality adds nothing to shows/commercials/film. Im glad Zoomers are waking up to how valueless it is
>>222511884I would argue that it's one of many aspects of why birth rates are down.
>>222511884Yeah, the extreme sexualization of stuff as mundane as fast food was a sign of the times and of the cultural rot and decay that had set in. People who defend it are slaves to their lust and have no sense of decorum or self-respect, since they're fine being perceived as animals.
>>222511932>extreme sexualization>women in bikinisMeanwhile, OF and porn are downright normalized
>>222511617That's white male gaze.
Britney spears in the Pepsi commercial was in the slideshow.
>>222511617Fa commercials were the best
