Group replaces women in ads with men, probably to show how women are objectified. Really just shows that no one would buy the product if men where objectified.

JudgeRedPill · 2014-03-16T19:58:43+00:00

Buzzfeed has gotten so fucking stupid. You don't "sexualize" men by making them effeminate. You sexualize them by having them do things that make them sexy to women, like making big power plays, doing manly shit, basically putting impressive male utility on display.

By the way, there are plenty of ads that do have men striking demure, coy poses like this to look sexy. They're in gay districts and they're pretty common. Thing is, when you sexualize a man for another man this move makes sense. But when you sexualize a man for a woman's tastes, you have to go down a different route.

Just another example of the stupid whining from unattractive feminists that can't cope with the fact that they're not going to be as pretty as movie stars or cover girls. WOE IS THEM BECAUSE PATRIARCHY.

gekkozorz · 2014-03-17T02:34:36+00:00

Women make up 85% of consumption. So, if using sexy ladies eating cheeseburgers didn't help marketers to sell cheeseburgers to women, they wouldn't do it.

You know how it is when you have a good mentor or father figure, you tend to idealize the things he does and basically try to be as much like him as you can possibly be?

That's how women are when they see a smoking hot Victoria's Secret model. Sure, they hate her guts for being a 10, but at the same time, this 10 represents the apex of male desire, and that is exactly what women aspire to be.

So, when women see a 10 eating a cheeseburger, they subconsciously gain a higher appreciation for McDonald's, because that's what she saw her vision of an ideal person doing on TV.

When women complain about about their "image in the media," they are hating on the supply, when they should be hating on the demand. Which is to say... themselves.

Which, obviously, they will never do, because women will never in a million years acknowledge when their own kind are responsible for their problems. Everything has to be systematic discrimination from the patriarchy.

rico_montoya · 2014-03-17T00:00:28+00:00

Interesting.

Most successful/viral/most talked about ad campaign: Dos Equis World's Most Interesting Man.

AKA the idealized Alpha of Alphas.

There's a void of masculinity in society. Masculinity has become rare, the outlier, such that it has become celebrated due to it's scarcity. That's why you're here at The Red Pill.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nvjYuIBy-oQ

2comment · 2014-03-16T17:34:40+00:00

Men are objectifed. Twatlight's entire movie series bought in $3.35 billion dollars on a $385 million budget just based on how a couple heart throbs could make teenage panties wet. Sex sells. I don't get why feminists bitch about it.

[deleted] · 2014-03-16T18:23:08+00:00

Commercials are idiotic indoctrination in whatever gender swap it is. I'm so fucking glad I don't have TV ...

billnye_theRPguy · 2014-03-16T19:46:39+00:00

There are already men in commercials and media that are portrayed as sex objects. It depends upon the media and context. They're just taking the feminine context and replacing it with men.

Ironically, this demonstrates some RP truths - men don't fucking care how other men are depicted, the video is ridiculous because it demonstrates how awkward it is when men don't act like men and women don't act like women.

[deleted] · 2014-03-16T23:39:03+00:00

Women are judged on one thing: Their physical appearance. Men are judged on every facet of their life. So all this talk of objectification of women is a load of shit. It's friendzoned betas and feminists who want to make things into problems that aren't.

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