The battle of the Christmas Adverts

I think the Aldi advert is quite funny and original. I'm also enjoying the Keira Knightley and Joe Wilkinson Waitrose ad.

I saw the Kevin the Carrot ad just the other day, and have to say I found it really quite funny. Up until then, I’d only seen the other ads, and as I said in my earlier post, find them to be very poor, either ridiculous, cringy or promoting over indulgence and an unrealistic take on Christmas. In contrast, the Aldi Kevin advert is humorous and clever (in my opinion, I know not everyone will like it). It’s the only one (apart from the Amazon ad, which is a repeat from last year), that I’ve seen that I can say I think is any good.

Oreo

Parsnips are now complaining that they don’t get similar airtime on tv and are planning a big Christmas protest march.

Hope they get to the root of the matter.

Oreo
😂👏👏

Parsnips are now complaining that they don’t get similar airtime on tv and are planning a big Christmas protest march.

“Following their recent engagement, wedding bells are ringing for Kevin the Carrot and his bride-to-be, Katie, but as Aldi’s latest Christmas advert reveals, their journey to the altar is anything but straightforward. This new instalment unwraps a festive spectacle of hysterical stag and hen do celebrations, packed with pure, unadulterated Christmas cheer and a dash of cheeky chaos!”

All the current adverts are available on the Internet.

On honeymoon? I love glazed carrots🥕🥕🥕🥕

Oreo

Where’s Kevin the Carrot?

Getting married to Kate carrot.

Where’s Kevin the Carrot?

The ads just aren’t hitting the mark this year. Most of them feel predictable or overdone, and the big “perfect family Christmas” setups don’t reflect real life for most people. No surprise people get fed up with it all. And yes, the Coca Cola truck still feels like the real start of Christmas!

DH always maintains that Christmas starts when the Coca Cola Advert is shown!!

britbrief.co.uk/business/consumers/early-christmas-ads-cause-festive-burnout-and-stress.html

I’m not at all impressed with any of the Christmas ads I’ve seen so far. I think some are ridiculous, others are cringy, others promote over indulgence and most present a romanticised version of reality with their “happy families” gathered around tables laden with far more food than could possibly be consumed, and showing expensive “must have” gifts, and others attempt to guilt trip the viewer in the way they beg for money.
I probably sound like a grinch, and I know they are businesses, with products to sell, but they really are all pretty dire in my view.

Floradora9 I do the same thing too I can’t stand interruptions so I fast forward the adverts

We record all programmes that have adverts and fast forward them when we watch later. It saves loads of wasted time .

There’s already a thread on this.
www.gransnet.com/forums/chat/1353127-Christmas-store-adverts