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DISAPPOINTING KIDS is fucking awesome. And it’s so easy. It’s the same feeling that banks–and most other institutions get when they fuck over grown ups. The Ally Bank commercials builds on this axiom and they do it through toys to a bunch of kids, then film them unrehearsed as they use grown-up-style business trickery to disappoint them. The expressions on their faces are just priceless. They should just create a weekly TV show doing this stuff, I can’t get enough! Check out the other commercials in the jump!
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I’d love to see the raw video on this. The kid with the red truck looks like he is about to lay into the bank guy and call him a f*cker
You’re an idiot and you want everyone to know. Tabloid Prodigy?? Please. It’s just another piece of shit by a piece of shit. If you enjoy watching children being humiliated by an adult you must have been humiliated when you were that age. Were you? Before you turned into an asshole, when you were innocent and honest did an adult laugh at you just for being a child?
Dwight, you are a gullible, idiot who no doubt is a social misfit with very few friends. That aside, let me ease your spastic little concerns by saying that I work in unscripted television. That commercial is NOT unscripted. Those children are very well paid actors with their parents sitting about 5 feet away. Get a sense of humor and stop acting like such a freak.
You know Dwight? I owe you a bit of an apology for being so harsh. I can see you are reacting to what the original blogger said. However, IF that individual was in fact humiliated and harmed as a child, how is your behavior any better by using that as a weapon against them? A bit hypocritical of you. The commercials are original and hilarious!
The worst thing is that you teach your kids not to take candy from strangers, then this perv offers them a pony. It is one of the most irresponsible commercials I have ever seen.