20 Offensive Commercials That Aged Poorly

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  @andywinslow9638 · 5 months ago (edited)

  I'm glad the Betty White ad wasn't the one you were complaining about. That's a funny one. And I was confused about why the heinken ad was bad and then I saw the tagline I'm like "Ooh"

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• AN

  @anhurtorrez · 5 months ago

  The name for this is wrong when most of these didn't age poorly, they where bad right out of the gate.

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  @MikeHead-qo5zy · 5 months ago

  The last one actually made me laugh because it was just so blatant. I was like “oh no!” 😂😂😂😂😂

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  @dcassus · 5 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IRJNDo_rnE8&amp;t=705">11:45</a> Well, the fact Brooke Shields was 14 when she filmed Blue Lagoon sparked way much more controversy that that tame ad.

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• BA

  @batgurrl · 5 months ago

  I definitely remember those obnoxious Love’s Baby Soft ads as a teen

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• TR

  @trinaq · 5 months ago

  So many Bill Cosby adverts could easily have a place on this list. In fact, Nostalgia Critic compiled a video of Cosby ads that have aged poorly on his channel.

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  @Rose-Twilight555 · 5 months ago

  The pelton ad never came off as sexist to me, I just thought it was dumb. The woman came off as stressed more than sexism. And peltons don&apos;t really give gift energy tbh. That&apos;s like a major expense.

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• TY

  @tylerbarney · 5 months ago

  Every Parody Commercial Aged Poorly

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• CH

  @chelseacanales8763 · 5 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IRJNDo_rnE8&amp;t=140">2:20</a> that and Homelander <br>A new meme is born

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  @THEVikingTemper · 5 months ago

  I wore Love&apos;s Baby Soft when I was a teen but I never saw those creepy commercials. 😱

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  @niles8102 · 5 months ago

  WTF WAS THAT LOVES AD?!?!?!

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  @dcassus · 5 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IRJNDo_rnE8&amp;t=650">10:50</a> That Pepsi commercial is a rip off the music video for &quot;Out of Control&quot; by The Chemical Brothers, released in 1999. It&apos;s basically identical (well, no Kylie Jenners were used in the making of the music video).

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