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|Meta
|Meta
|2022
|2022
|This creepy Super Bowl ad features mascots who lose their jobs at a restaurant and then face unemployment and poverty, which many Americans have felt over the past two years since COVID. They later recover their meaning and happiness by stepping inside Meta’s virtual reality, where everything is a woke utopia, and they never have to work again. As a pro-social media ad, Meta's message is clear: To big tech, the concerns of average everyday Americans don't matter, and they're cast aside as unimportant and unrelatable. It also seems to discourage people from going out into the real world and enjoying life.
|This creepy Super Bowl ad features mascots who lose their jobs at a restaurant and then face unemployment and poverty, which many Americans have felt over the past two years since COVID. They later recover their meaning and happiness by stepping inside Meta's virtual reality, where everything is a woke utopia, and they never have to work again. As a pro-social media ad, Meta's message is clear: To big tech, the concerns of average everyday Americans don't matter, and they're cast aside as unimportant and unrelatable. It also seems to discourage people from going out into the real world and enjoying life.
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|"365 Days of 'Girlhood'"
|"365 Days of 'Girlhood'"