Treat Yourself

[laugbrianka@lemmy.world]

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[frog@lemmy.ca]

[ilinamorato@lemmy.world]

[burgersc12@mander.xyz]

Does this feel like actual advertising to anyone else?

[halosheep@lemm.ee]

I know a person who had an Instagram account that passed recently. It's a little insensitive for you to bring it up so close to their passing.

[metastatic@kbin.earth]

I knew a person once.

how dare you bring up this painful memory.

[burgersc12@mander.xyz]

Posting this after what happened to Orville Wright and Thomas Selfridge... smdh

[halosheep@lemm.ee]

I apologize. My condolences.

[sik0fewl@lemmy.ca]

I forgot how there wasn't any plane crashes until recently.

[awesomelowlander@sh.itjust.works]

I had a working memory once. I think.

[kernelle@0d.gs]

Not at all, but I am craving Cinnabon

[prettybunnys@sh.itjust.works]

With its hot gooey layers of cinnamon and dough draped in sensuous icing how could we all not crave Cinnabon?

[cold_brew_enema@lemmy.world]

Quit crying, snowflake. You must be a republican.

[jaybone@lemmy.world]

I would agree it’s not insensitive. However, if it’s making fun of advertising, why use the actual stylized brand name?

[infernal_pizza@lemm.ee]

I have a sudden urge to watch better call Saul

[dragontypewyvern@midwest.social]

I was genuinely thinking that it seems like the kind of viral ad a smart (or terminally online) marketing department might come up with.

[mimicjar@lemmy.world]

Because that's what makes it funny.

Any real brand would work, but "Have a Let's Brand Potato Chip" reminds you that it's fake. By having a real brand you have that brief moment of confusion before realizing it must be fake, but it's funny to think about the "what if".

If it is real advertising, then kudos to Cinnabon for being early to the game. It will be like Branded Twitter accounts where Wendy's capitalized early, it was funny, but now no one cares.