Thursday, October 23, 2014

Propaganda

What is propaganda?

How does this commercial  prove to be an example of propaganda?

27 comments:

  1. propaganda is using something that people know and will remember to sell or encourage an idea or object. This commercial used a song that many people know, and it had humor in it.

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  2. Its a way to promote or persuade people to buy or do something
    this commercial is trying to promote m&ms

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  3. Propaganda is a tool used to persuade people into thinking or acting differently. This commercial is propaganda because it reminds people of the product M&M and most likely it wishes to persuade them to buy it.

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  4. using somethinng people recognise to sell something. the song in this comercial is well known by many people.

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  5. This commercial is an example of propaganda because it reminds people of the product M&Ms. It promotes the product and makes people think about going out and buying it.

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  6. Different methods of persuasion and how to keep something in someone's mind.
    The commercial uses a popular song people like and it's memorable

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  7. Testimonial? Because them little guys are pretty famous?
    Bandwagon? Everyone should join in the nakedness!

    Idk much about propaganda but that's what I got homie g

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    1. Propaganda is information, especially of a biased or misleading nature.

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  8. propaganda is a way to persuade people
    this commercial uses humor to make people buy m&ms

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  9. It is the use of objects, events, or stereotypes to evoke target emotions to a certain idea or movement. It plays on the idea that males are more unintelligent then women,and that women are more mature. Other than that I would not know.

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  10. Propaganda is a form of persuasion.
    Because this commercial is trying to promote M&M's

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  11. Propaganda is a form of persuasion used to promote an idea or belief.
    The commercial is an example of propaganda by promoting M&M's as a type of candy everyone will love (sophisticated like the brown M&M and fun like the red M&M).

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  12. A form in a way that influence people to do your will
    The commercial is a propaganda because its trying to convince you that their M&M chocolate is not regular type of chocolate

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  13. Propaganda tries to get people to do something. The commercial tries to get people to buy m&ms.

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  14. Propaganda is a way to persuade people to believe something. The commercial shows people a reason why they should be interested in m&ms.

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  15. It is an example of propaganda because it is used to promote the product.

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  16. propaganda is using bias to promote something that you believe in

    This commercial is an example of propaganda because it shows bandwagon. Once the red m&m sees that the brown m&m is "naked" he decides to take his "clothes" off too.

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  17. It uses a song well known and its very funny.

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  18. Propaganda is an advertisement using negative connotations and that tries to have the reader / watcher side with the person who created it.
    This is propaganda because it tries to convince people that m and m's are all the same just with different outsides

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  19. propaganda is the use of information it make a topic look better or worse than it actually is. This commercial shows propaganda when it makes the viewer think that red M&Ms are stupid.

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  20. Propaganda is using something to try to persuade you a certain way. This certain commercial used music and made the candy talk to persuade you to buy M&M's. The song is catchy and easy to remember. People will associate the song with this commercial.

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  21. propaganda is an advertisement to convince someone to do something or act some way

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  22. the M&M commercial was propaganda because it was promoting the brown M&M, also it was misleading in nature because the red M&M was mislead to take his shell off.

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  23. Propaganda tries to persuade people to do or think something. This commercial is using propaganda to get people to buy M&M's.

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  24. propaganda is a form of persuasion, used to promote someone to buy a product.

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  25. Commercially persuading people to do something, buy something, or interact with something.

    Transfer because we wouldn't show up naked to a party so it is promoting our person beliefs.

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  26. Propaganda is how you make someone either want to buy a product or at least if nothing else remember what the company's name is. An example is a catchy phrase or song or a really funny ad.

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