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This advertisement implied all the stereotypes of men; men love “rough activities,” drinking alcohol (especially beer,) and the sexualization of women being in the crowd to motivate them to be better. They added the fact that women make up more than half of their participants to influence men to join the event, since a man's “greatest desire” is a woman. In addition, how this advertisement added flames and how this group is called "Rugged Maniac" shows that men would be seen as rough, tough, and masculine.

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This advertisement is hinting at men that by using this shaving cream before a date, it is a guarantee one can get a woman and get laid. This emphasizes the stereotype of men always wanting sex and that being a "man" consists of raising your body count. In addition, the bear depicted in this ad shows the alpha complex stereotype men are supposed to acquire.

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First off, this ad shows a stereotypical body build of a man: strong, large muscles, no body fat, etc. Not only does this advertisement emphasize men needing to have a muscular build to look like a man, but the product name, Carnivore, and the tattoo on this man's biceps indicates the stereotypes of men having an alpha complex and being strong.

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This advertisement emphasizes the concept of gendered toys; boys need "manly" toys and girls need Barbies and dollhouses. This upholds society's expectations regarding younger boys and how their toys should guide them how they should act in the future: rough, tough, and full of action.

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These objects (motorcycles, trucks, boat, etc.) are all "manly" objects for men for materialistic purposes and that men need to invest in this insurance to afford their "manly" objects. These objects are stereotypes for men to uphold their masculinity status.

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This advertisement feeds into the gender stereotype of women liking materialistic items. "Justify your love" insinuates that individuals need to buy this designer product for their significant other to justify their love for them.

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This advertisement is hinting at women that stretch marks and scars have to be covered up even if that means you have to get surgery. It is giving the impression to women that stretch marks and scars are imperfections and women should hide them. In addition, it is another young woman with the same stereotypical body.

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"Love Your Shape" seems to be a body-positive and inclusive slogan, yet the women in this advertisement is the stereotypical perfect woman: thin, white, blonde, young, clear skin, big bust, etc. How will this tell their audience to love their body shape when there is zero body diversity nor people of color?

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This product, which is targeted towards older women who may have signs of aging, implies that wrinkles are not deemed beautiful in society and looking younger is the answer, hence the name of the product "Youth Code." Women have to do everything in their power to appear youthful, even if that means taking extra steps in their skin care routine.

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This advertisement is for a perfume, yet emphasizes and feeds into the concept of sexual objectification of women. Besides the fact that these two individuals would both be considered ideal and good looking in our society, the body language of them also insinuates that this perfume could seduce any man.