Top 10 AdvertisementsIntroductionIt is said that we spend two years of our lives watching advertisements on television. If we're going to spend this much time looking at something, it better be something really good and worth our time. The Top 10 Commercials video ranks ten favorite American commercials of all time based on their creativity, originality, inventiveness and style. Commercial music videos are a genre of art form whose goal is very different from any other art: to sell goods. These ads are very successful in achieving their AIDA, and they do so in a variety of forms; the commercial clips were a lot of fun for me, and they just did what they're supposed to do on me. Video Content – ​​Categorizing Classified Ads It was a very interesting learning experience to see how different ads have different ways of achieving the same goal of “selling” – Some of them pinpoint their target market and focus solely on MT, while others may want to be "catchy" to potential viewers or simply grab attention. Advertisements focused on their TMBartles and Jaymes Wine Cooler and Life Cereal commercials. can be classified into this type. Mr. Bartles speaks with a Southern accent in a very calm tone and tells us how their wine cellar can be so calming after working hard for a day with his non-speaking buddy, Mr. Jaymes. This ad intentionally chose these two mid west guys to represent its TM product in order to relate to these men - very authentic, someone like them. Life Cereal had neglected its true target market until the company realized that it was children who were eating the product. Again, Life Cereal also used characters that TM kids would identify with in the ad and let them speak their "own language", just like Bartles and Jaymes spoke good old American Southern English: “Mikey loves it!” » Noxzema shaving cream can also be classified in this category, in addition to attracting a lot of attention, because the woman does not "seduce" wives or friends who have to buy shaving cream for their men, but the user herself. She wanted men in America to "take it all off," and the guys didn't feel too bad either. “Catchy, Catchy, What a Cutie Speedy is!” » Jingles, characters, animated icons and slogans make the ads. stick in consumers' heads and they continue to do their job outside of their airtime.