Can someone explain it to me?
A middle-aged lady is driving around doing choirs in a pimped ricer playing Ridin Dirty. She can’t put the groceries in the trunk because the trunk is a giant speaker. The car glows from underneath. She drive home, gives the keys to some kids and the boy says, “Why do we always have to take your mom’s car?”
Cut to a stodgy looking car. A voice-over says something about responsibility.
I don’t get it at all.
I feel like I did way back in time when I had to ask for someone to explain the two guys walk into a bar, the third guy ducked joke to me. Pretty dumb. I felt even dumber after it was explained.
The girl is her daughter. The boy is the girl’s boyfriend. The woman was driving the boyfriend’s car while the kids were out on a date in her ‘safe’ car. The message is don’t let your daughter ride in her boyfriend’s car, let them take yours.
The ricer belongs to her daughter’s boyfriend. When they go out mom insists they take her car, the safe VW, leaving mom with the boyfriends ricer to run errands. The second to last scene is of them exchanging keys at the end of the date.
I’m much dumber than you. I still don’t get it. What is the commercial trying to sell, or promote, or prove? Don’t let your daughter date a dumbass? Ghetto cars suck? Old people are dumb? Hasve your groceries delivered?
Yup. It’s aimed at the audience who thinks about their teenagers being picked up by friends driving beaters/deathtraps/racing-modded cars and shudders in horror. The mom would rather risk her own neck driving around in BF’s obnoxious car than let her daughter be subjected to it.
Not for nothing, but if momma is off doing the entire choir, plopping her nubile young offspring into a V.W. isn’t going to make her date night any safer.
I’m 99% sure we had a thread on this exact commercial a while back. I thought it was a zombie thread when I saw it. Guess it wasn’t a good commercial if that many people don’t understand it.