Worst/Best Radio Ads rerun edition!

Barna77

Aglomerado wrote: »

The McCambridge bread ads. It's the kid's voice that annoys me.'Is that why it tastes so good?'

"Please don't ever change!"

whisky_galore

depaor01 wrote: »

I think the ad also involves cats and the food is "organic". Bloody hell. Organic food for animals when half the world is starving.
Don't get me started on one of the ingredients described as "Wild Atlantic Herring". ALL HERRING IS WILD!!! although it would be a shame if the manufacturers snuck in some Wild North Sea herring. I bet little Snookums could immediately taste the difference...

"Wild" herring and these days "wild" swimming and "wild" camping... makes them sound classier than they really are. Such bollocks.

Latest annoyance is foaming-at-the-mouth hurling mom ad.

whisky_galore

depaor01 wrote: »

. I bet little Snookums could immediately taste the difference...

This is a species that regularly lick their own genitalia and hoop, real gourmets...

HildaOgdenx

Vinny Byrnes ads, I presume they are just on Dublin stations. Awful shrieky voices. I will never be tempted to shop there based on the ads.

Same or very similar shrieky voices on an ad for an insurance company. My ears almost bleed, and the ads are played an awful lot.

Test For Echo

whisky_galore wrote: »

Latest annoyance is foaming-at-the-mouth hurling mom ad.

:mad: Hate it!

Ger Roe

Just heard a really bad advert on RTE Radio 1.

Something about the recycle of electrical products using the tag line 'Binning is Sinning'. If you haven't heard it yet, consider yourself lucky.

No offence to the people on production, I am sure they are only following the brief and direction given, but.... it's a very annoying concept that should have been binned itself.

Del.Monte

The Ads with talking electrical appliances for some insurance company is as bad as the talking Whacker/Wexford dog AA Ads.

Cole

Ger Roe wrote: »

Just heard a really bad advert on RTE Radio 1.

Something about the recycle of electrical products using the tag line 'Binning is Sinning'. If you haven't heard it yet, consider yourself lucky.

No offence to the people on production, I am sure they are only following the brief and direction given, but.... it's a very annoying concept that should have been binned itself.

One of the unlucky ones here. I heard it early this morning. Sounds like a parody...maybe that's the 'clever' intention.

Loike "binning is sinning"...roight on.

Zak Flaps

I don't get why the noyeks newmans ad gives the time every time it's on. What's the point of that? It really annoys me.

whisky_galore

If I could catch it in a jahur...

plodder

whisky_galore wrote: »

If I could catch it in a jahur...

.. or cracka like an egg

Del.Monte

or squasha like a fly.

Cole

...I know I wouldz

RINO87

Test For Echo wrote: »

:mad: Hate it!

It's so so so baaaaaad. Only thing is we probably all know that type of person...

L1011

Zak Flaps wrote: »

I don't get why the noyeks newmans ad gives the time every time it's on. What's the point of that? It really annoys me.

It is may be so it is considered a sponsored timecheck rather than an ad, for the ad minuteage rules. I don't know if that would work though.

crazy 88

Del.Monte wrote: »

or squasha like a fly.

I was expecting the vegans and animal rights crowds to be going crazy about that part

SpitfireIV

Those FBD adverts, for example the one who announces herself straight off as the 'Thompsons TV', ok, so another lame idea of a talking appliance, all good. Then at the end of the advert she announces again as if it's some big reveal and the ad makers think they're bring clever that she's 'the Thompson's TV', frig off!!!

Zak Flaps

L1011 wrote: »

It is may be so it is considered a sponsored timecheck rather than an ad, for the ad minuteage rules. I don't know if that would work though.

Sorry, I actually don't know what that means!

whisky_galore

Zak Flaps wrote: »

Sorry, I actually don't know what that means!

It's like the news brought to you by X, or weather brought to you by Y, traffic report etc. Any old vehicle to get the name in.

L1011

Zak Flaps wrote: »

Sorry, I actually don't know what that means!

There's a max amount of ads you can have per hour, but sponsorship names don't count towards it. News cant be sponsored but weather, traffic, sports, can. I don't know if just saying the time can, but wouldn't be surprised.

Dan Jaman

"Binning is Sinning."

Go and feck yerselves.

Dickie10

"If I could catcha eh in a jaaaaaa, or crush like a fly..." what the hell is up with that childs accent /voice? was he on a skoda ad one time too?

Dickie10

i believe we have a winner! im not on the spectrum that i know of but this ad could come with trigger warning, just liftes me out of it. the new centra GAA /hurling ad. absolutely shocking bad stuff. the mother who shrieks "Pull hard Micheal! Burst the stiches off that sliotar", i am 30 years going to hurling matches and I have yet to hear anyone use the phrase, burst the stiches off that sliotar, basically because like golf the aim of the game of hurling is to score not just hit the ball as hard as you can. fair enough pull hard on the ball but not just poll a lad for the sake of it either. the shriekiing is horrendous. so stereotype , big roaring culchie mammy with hurling and if its an ad for soccer it has to be a cheeky chappy dub

whisky_galore

Dickie10 wrote: »

"If I could catcha eh in a jaaaaaa, or crush like a fly..." what the hell is up with that childs accent /voice? was he on a skoda ad one time too?

Cavan accent, because diversity.

Dickie10

Cavan , good lord why? am i right this kid and his father were in a skoda ad? give me d4 kids any day over that?!

Dickie10

speaking of accents in ads i have noticed in Meath anyway, girls from 12 years old onwards dont have an accent anymore, just generic half south county dublin accent, might not be out and out d4 but well spoken and pleasant unless there real skangers.

ford fiesta

Dickie10 wrote: »

speaking of accents in ads i have noticed in Meath anyway, girls from 12 years old onwards dont have an accent anymore, just generic half south county dublin accent, might not be out and out d4 but well spoken and pleasant unless there real skangers.

not just in Meath...this happens as far away as Kerry and Mayo !!

SpitfireIV

Dickie10 wrote: »

speaking of accents in ads i have noticed in Meath anyway, girls from 12 years old onwards dont have an accent anymore, just generic half south county dublin accent, might not be out and out d4 but well spoken and pleasant unless there real skangers.

Exposure to a lot of American accents on tik toc, insta etc, first the accent neutralises, loses all sense of place then gradually becomes Americanized*


*Just my personal theory

whisky_galore

SpitfireIV wrote: »

Those FBD adverts, for example the one who announces herself straight off as the 'Thompsons TV', ok, so another lame idea of a talking appliance, all good. Then at the end of the advert she announces again as if it's some big reveal and the ad makers think they're bring clever that she's 'the Thompson's TV', frig off!!!

Ok so if a tv screen is damaged these days, they actually repair the screen and not replace the entire telly? Likely story.
It's off to the recycling centre for you, talking Thompsons tv.

whisky_galore

That dumbed down, sanitised version of Walk on the Wild Side for a boring car marque (Seat), blanking out the sex, drugs and trans references.

RINO87

Dickie10 wrote: »

speaking of accents in ads i have noticed in Meath anyway, girls from 12 years old onwards dont have an accent anymore, just generic half south county dublin accent, might not be out and out d4 but well spoken and pleasant unless there real skangers.

Off topic i know, but i think this is really sad. I love the huge range of accents we have on this island for such a small place and it's a shame that we are losing them...

A reflection that young people's peer groups are more on line than local i guess

Cole

RINO87 wrote: »

Off topic i know, but i think this is really sad. I love the huge range of accents we have on this island for such a small place and it's a shame that we are losing them...

A reflection that young people's peer groups are more on line than local i guess

Amen

Dickie10

I work in an all girls school so I noticed this a lot, even children from farms coming in with no accent rural or otherwise at all, some are from co.cavan but absolutely no Ulster twang or hint at all. i have noticed most dublin ladies GAA players no dublin accent either. just neutral. is there a dublin accent the same as Mary Kennedy Clondalkin accent that is just plain neutral? is it because of most of these GAA players parents being from rurL IRELND

Dickie10

Sorry not sure what happened the typo at the end of the last post

NufcNavan

The current Specsavers ad going on about a crocodile I think it is. Don't mean to sound bad but the chap inadvertently sounds like he has special needs.

Cole

Enterprise Ireland ad..."opportunidies and sustainabilidy" dude

Cole

And while I'm at it...Baz and his "goiys finances is not a dirdy word"

HildaOgdenx

Cole wrote: »

Enterprise Ireland ad..."opportunidies and sustainabilidy" dude

And wawder (water) gets a mention, or should that be mendtion too..

Del.Monte

The Energia Ad with the two gay/bi/curious lads chatting each other up but finding they have nothing to talk about. The punchline being that they can know talk about Energia's wonderful offers.............:rolleyes:

whisky_galore

Del.Monte wrote: »

The Energia Ad with the two gay/bi/curious lads chatting each other up but finding they have nothing to talk about. The punchline being that they can know talk about Energia's wonderful offers.............:rolleyes:

I really don't know how you managed to extrapolate that from the ad.

SpitfireIV

whisky_galore wrote: »

I really don't know how you managed to extrapolate that from the ad.

It's two guys talking, or at least trying to talk to each other....sooooo gay! :pac::p

Tax returns!!! Hang on Mark,till I get the hose and batter you with it!

whisky_galore

SpitfireIV wrote: »

It's two guys talking, or at least trying to talk to each other....sooooo gay! :pac::p

Quaaaaaares.

ShagNastii

Stefanie Preissner and her Newstalk wellness piece.

“It is OK to be overwhelmed. It’s the pandemic that’s bad. It’s understandable you’ve crawled under a table and can’t cope with the pressures of modern life. It’s tough being an adult etc. etc.”

FFS if you, Bressie and your kind didn’t make an industry out of indulging and pedalling “anxiety” I wouldn’t have to listen to this crap.



How to Adult???!!!! Really?? *cringes myself inside out*

SpitfireIV

I hear they've done an Irish version of the Sage advert, 'clients wuuurkout; bossed'....

QueensGael

SpitfireIV wrote: »

I hear they've done an Irish version of the Sage advert, 'clients wuuurkout; bossed'....

Invices, saaaaarted

crazy 88

Insuremyvan.ie - "afternoons are easy". What is that line even supposed to mean and what does it have to do with van insurance?

DrSerious3

ShagNastii wrote: »

Stefanie Preissner and her Newstalk wellness piece.

“It is OK to be overwhelmed. It’s the pandemic that’s bad. It’s understandable you’ve crawled under a table and can’t cope with the pressures of modern life. It’s tough being an adult etc. etc.”

FFS if you, Bressie and your kind didn’t make an industry out of indulging and pedalling “anxiety” I wouldn’t have to listen to this crap.



How to Adult???!!!! Really?? *cringes myself inside out*

Kind of sums up a certain generation.

PopePalpatine

Quit the bullshit Opel, there's nothing extraordinary or upmarket about the Mokka. It's just another oversized shitbox to clog up the roads, owned by people who whinge about either how rural Ireland is dying while living in the middle of nowhere, or if they're suburbanites, about the lack of parking after rolling their lardy arses less than half a kilometre to pop into the local Spar/Centra.

whisky_galore

The ad where a lad is about to shoot his load about grilling sausages at a bbq, and then you find out it's a lousy Denny sausage. I wouldn't give them to a dog.