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You’re Not You When You’re in a Snickers’ Ad: Celebrity, Intertextuality, and Masculinity
Qualitative Research Reports in Communication Pub Date : 2019-01-01 , DOI: 10.1080/17459435.2019.1605403
Michael M. Tollefson 1
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Snickers’ “you’re not you when you’re hungry” (YNY) campaign premiered in 2010. Ad agency BBDO, New York (2017) designed the ads as the centerpiece of an expensive, celebrity-filled Super Bowl promotion. This rhetorical analysis interprets the ads in terms of celebrities serving as intertextual messages that not only sell nut-filled chocolate bars but also reinforce identity stereotypes. In particular, the ads reinforce stereotypes of traditional sex roles. The ads reward viewer knowledge that plays into these stereotypes.

中文翻译:

当您在士力架广告中时,您不是您:名人,互文性和阳刚之气

士力架(Snickers)的“饥饿时就不属于你”(YNY)广告于2010年首播。广告公司BBDO,纽约(2017)设计了这些广告,将其作为昂贵的,充满名人的超级碗促销的核心。这种修辞分析以名人作为互文信息来解释广告,这些信息不仅出售坚果填充的巧克力棒,而且还增强了身份刻板印象。尤其是,广告强化了传统性别角色的刻板印象。广告奖励了参与这些刻板印象的观众知识。
更新日期:2019-01-01
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