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Advertisement and tv serials (Sátira en español)
Note- (Each and everything written in this satire is true and with a real unknown facts, inspired by the real life observation and work)
Ever seen an ad? A really stupid question, right? I don't think there's anyone left who hasn't fallen into this trap. Advertisements are a great way to influence you to buy things you don't actually need. There was once a man so influenced by an ad that despite being deaf, he bought a radio. When he tried to use it, he realized there was no sound coming out. Similarly, a bald man bought a stylish comb that looked much better than his face!
Really people get so influenced that they don't even think about the utility of what they're buying. And who needs to think about money when we're so rich, right? Advertisements, or commercials as they're also known, are crafted by big ad agencies like WPP, Doosan, Omnicom Group, Publicis Groupe, and Ogilvy. The first television ad aired in the US on July 1, 1941, promoting Bulova watches in just 10 seconds. Today, ads can run for a minute or more.
Now, let's talk about TV serials, the epitome of cringe. No, seriously, TV serial watchers are so serious about life! Isn't that the most profound thought ever, maybe even better than Einstein's theory of relativity? My friend watches a lot of TV serials. One day, he got a call from his girlfriend. She said something that made him suddenly stand straight like a puppet. The phone slipped from his hand and fell, and then he placed his hand over his heart as if he was about to have a heart attack. He slowly fell down in slow motion. I was amazed and shocked seeing all this. As I slowly approached him, he suddenly got up, and I, startled, fell back in fear. He started crying, and when I asked him what happened, he told me his girlfriend said she's pregnant. I was stunned. When I talked to his girlfriend, I found out it was code language meaning she wants to marry him. Soo much drama right?
A friend invited me to his house. When I arrived and opened the door, it was pitch dark everywhere. As I walked towards his room and opened the door, he was standing there with a strange attitude, covered by a blanket of darkness. There was just one window through which light was coming in, and he stood in front of that window, looking out, and started talking to me, 'So, you've come?' I looked at him strangely and replied, 'Uh, yes. What news do you bring, gate keeper?' Surprised, I asked, 'gate keeper?' He said, 'Yes, you've forgotten that I am the king of this realm.' So I calmly said, 'Indeed, my lord, a dilapidated emperor of a forgotten legacy. I have no issues with kings nor their queens and nor with their palaces. I just want to know why all kings used to speak with their backs turned? Did they get pimples on their faces or were they afraid that someone more beautiful might overshadow them, perhaps they considered their backs to be the most beautiful, which they showcased under the guise of style to people?
Working in the TV industry seems glamorous, but it's not all lights, camera, action. It's hard work, with long hours and constant...
Ever seen an ad? A really stupid question, right? I don't think there's anyone left who hasn't fallen into this trap. Advertisements are a great way to influence you to buy things you don't actually need. There was once a man so influenced by an ad that despite being deaf, he bought a radio. When he tried to use it, he realized there was no sound coming out. Similarly, a bald man bought a stylish comb that looked much better than his face!
Really people get so influenced that they don't even think about the utility of what they're buying. And who needs to think about money when we're so rich, right? Advertisements, or commercials as they're also known, are crafted by big ad agencies like WPP, Doosan, Omnicom Group, Publicis Groupe, and Ogilvy. The first television ad aired in the US on July 1, 1941, promoting Bulova watches in just 10 seconds. Today, ads can run for a minute or more.
Now, let's talk about TV serials, the epitome of cringe. No, seriously, TV serial watchers are so serious about life! Isn't that the most profound thought ever, maybe even better than Einstein's theory of relativity? My friend watches a lot of TV serials. One day, he got a call from his girlfriend. She said something that made him suddenly stand straight like a puppet. The phone slipped from his hand and fell, and then he placed his hand over his heart as if he was about to have a heart attack. He slowly fell down in slow motion. I was amazed and shocked seeing all this. As I slowly approached him, he suddenly got up, and I, startled, fell back in fear. He started crying, and when I asked him what happened, he told me his girlfriend said she's pregnant. I was stunned. When I talked to his girlfriend, I found out it was code language meaning she wants to marry him. Soo much drama right?
A friend invited me to his house. When I arrived and opened the door, it was pitch dark everywhere. As I walked towards his room and opened the door, he was standing there with a strange attitude, covered by a blanket of darkness. There was just one window through which light was coming in, and he stood in front of that window, looking out, and started talking to me, 'So, you've come?' I looked at him strangely and replied, 'Uh, yes. What news do you bring, gate keeper?' Surprised, I asked, 'gate keeper?' He said, 'Yes, you've forgotten that I am the king of this realm.' So I calmly said, 'Indeed, my lord, a dilapidated emperor of a forgotten legacy. I have no issues with kings nor their queens and nor with their palaces. I just want to know why all kings used to speak with their backs turned? Did they get pimples on their faces or were they afraid that someone more beautiful might overshadow them, perhaps they considered their backs to be the most beautiful, which they showcased under the guise of style to people?
Working in the TV industry seems glamorous, but it's not all lights, camera, action. It's hard work, with long hours and constant...
