>>>>What creeped me out was how unattractive and asexual the mother was. The commercial made no sense at all because no kid would ever be hot for this mom.<<<<
>>Exactly, the woman in the commercial isn't attractive at all. It's just another dumb Dr. Pepper commercial that makes no sense.<<
That's the humor of the ad... It's not the woman is all that hot, or that the kids want to have sex with a grown-up woman. It's that to a kid, what makes "Stacy's Mom" hot isn't what the "Stacy's Mom" video is all about -sex- but the Mom who brings the best soft drinks.
It's flipping a pervert video about a Mom who supposedly would be a great sex partner into a less-than-pervert video about a Mom who brings what kids that age really want from women that age... good soda.
BTW, there's a lot of things wrong about the video:
1. The song isn't about children lusting after adult women. The singer of the song is probably supposed to be college-aged; only in the video does the first person become about 12.
2. The daughter -- also barely pubescent -- is sexually completing with her mother.
3. The video features a fantasy about Stacy's Mom being a stripper, climaxing with Stacy walking in on the first-person character as he's about to, well, climax in his fantasy.
exactly, I actually laughed - since the music video was so raunchy....
Your analysis of the commercial and the connection to the song/video is spot on.
Too many people seem to get their panties in a bunch over nothing.