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Yeah there's no problem with the general concept of the ad, and a cartoonish squish solves that. But they wanted dramatic images of destruction because it looks
by TillE 2y ago
Yeah there's no problem with the general concept of the ad, and a cartoonish squish solves that. But they wanted dramatic images of destruction because it looks cool or whatever, without thinking that it's really odd and dissonant to feature a bunch of creative tools being destroyed in an ad which is ostensibly meant to celebrate and encourage creativity.
- i5heu 2y agoThey are not destroyed, this is a framing of those that want to produce outrage. These things are compacted into a iPad.
- some_random 2y agoIt's pretty obvious the items in the advertisement are being destroyed. The message is that they were compacted into an ipad, but if like the vast majority of the population you don't think an ipad is a replacement for those items, they were destroyed and replaced with something worse.
- nh23423fefe 2y agoI don't see how its worse. All the stuff compacted would cost 10000s and take up an enormous amount of space. Replacement/alternative. This is just whining around the meme of smashing stuff in a press. Outrage is lame.