BIC makes a superior razor anyway
So where do we go from here Gillette?
Irrelevant: Shows you what companies will do to try to sell a product. No more Gillette for me.
A stunt
I’ll just leave this here
I hope their share price has gone through the floor
Gillette is rubbish anyway.
We all know a bloke who this was aimed at, if those dinosaurs are upset, so what? Hopefully they are in the minority, so if they want to boycott the product, let them. Their downtrodden, abused wives probably buy their husbands razors and deodorant anyway!
It’s an ad...supposed to sell product (which is difficult to assess at the moment).....so no, it won’t.
you need a product you buy it..simple
Australia's only answer to 'male violence'? Cut their balls off...
People that don't fully understand the moral that advert entailed will obviously have a bug up their arse about it!?! Set an example for the youth of today to learn & thus, set in mind, an image of themselves that will respect/care for others (Male/Female)!?! Gillette
It tells me a good way of vetting potential dates. Their answer to my question of what they think about the ad will tell me all I need to know
Let's hope they go broke
A downturn in sales.
Marketing stunt gone wrong pushed by an anti male feminazi!
Schick
Stunt
Gets lots of claps from people who don't buy their razors and boycotted by people who do. You tell me?
I’d say it’s done it’s job. The amount of butt hurt males over a little commercial shows that the ad was necessary.
🤷♂️
Nike sales went up considerably with Kap on their ad campaign.
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