Maybe, but Amanda Lepore’s boobs certainly don’t. Gross. Jawbone probably has the worst marketing. Ever.
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I wish you hadn’t shown that butt ugly face. I was about to say they didn’t make me want a Jawbone, but that they made me want more boobs, and then I saw that face and any thought disappeared.
btw, I used to go as dwalk51, but I’m not just going as Dylan S.
I feel like that dude in The Crying Game after making the jump.
Thanks Peter.
You’re missing the entire point of the ad. It may be bad marketing because you didn’t get it, but the point is “People will talk about the Jawbone in your ear, not your disgusting boob job or your plastic face”. People seeing that woman in the subway “would talk” and the advertisement is saying that because of the addition of the jawbone, they would look past the ugly and see the headset.
Uuuh! She looks like a freak-version of Daisy Duck. Geee, that’s just … %$#&* ugly.
You are all antimammites. Rabid antimammites!
Sorry maid. Ads never make people buy stuff, ads make people aware of stuff. Well done.
Looks like people are talking.. ;)