Posted on 01/20/2019 11:30:38 AM PST by NohSpinZone
This week’s Saturday Night Live episode, hosted by Rachel Brosnahan, featured a Kool-Aid parody of Gillette’s Super Bowl “We Believe” ad, which sparked controversy when the commercial addressed issues concerning toxic masculinity.
The sketch opens up with an ’80s-themed ad featuring two teenage boys talking about how thirsty they are after a basketball practice. The Kool-Aid man then bursts through a wall with a jug of Kool-Aid saying his signature “Oh yeah!” while the excited boys say “I wanna be like Kool-Aid!”
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Sounds like SNL is trying to slip in another weird narrative. Not to ridicule the idiotic Gillette thing, but to distract from its idiocy.
Obviously, SNL is not worth watching.
Jillette’s about to be boy errrrrr mancotted. Expect their sales revenues will get a shave— hows that for ‘best’. Morons.
Gillette I think is a Proctor and Gamble company. Need a list of products to not purchase. I’m already changing my Excel razor choice, which I have used for 30+ years.
SNL hasn’t been funny or watchable for 30 years.
Its pretty simple. Gilllet razors will move from principally shaving mens face to principally shaving women’s legs and armpits & pubic hairs.
no biggie. probably that’s what gillete intended.
Feminazis don’t shave anything. They are more hirsute than I am.
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