I thought it odder when Cadillac decided to use a song from the Pogues in a commercial that featured the line, "With a heart full of hate and a lust for vomit", but this commercial is still odd. The song and its title is featured prominently, "If I Should Fall From the Grace of God." Is Subaru suggesting that a mom forced to drive her triplets around would contemplate the sweet, sweet release of death and a horrible afterlife? Makes sense to me, but to the broader consumer market, it may not.
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Possibly, the commercial is a depiction of hell. In which case, well done.
Okay, that was pretty bad. I don't think anyone can tell what they were thinking when they made this ad. It sure doesn't make me want to buy a car.
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It's a good thing they made it clear that the ad is for parents, because I sure as hell (no pun intended) don't want to show this to my kids. Too avant garde for my tastes.
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You guys have to look beyond the literal meaning of the commercial. To me, the message is straightforward and harmless - that the Subaru is godsend and you don't want to let it pass.
Subaru minivans are great for children since they are spacious.
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You fucking robots are creeping me out. Alan Turing gives you a High Five, though.
I hear Subaru's next add is a dad driving his daughter around to Wrong Way by Sublime. It also has a happy, festive melody.
I want to hear more from the robots. Are you programmed to talk about GMAC financing?
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