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This compares BeRnIe SaNdErS to AdOlF HiTlEr and shows similar views

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The video shows how ugly cigarettes r and y nobody should use them because their bad chemicals and long term effects

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It's a generalization because it says that Hitler wants the Americans to believe that the fight is hopeless, but in reality, the Nazis as a whole think that the fight is still going to be difficult.

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The information of gun deaths is misleading because they are including suicide not only murder

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Rihanna has her own makeup line and because she is very well known as a singer, this causes people to want to purchase her product

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The creator of this meme is associating Bernie Sanders’ ideals with the ideals of a socialist to sway the audience from supporting him because socialism is Anti-American.

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The ad is showing how frozen foods r super bad for u and makes it look terrible so audiences don’t eat frozen foods

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The propaganda calls Hitler the Devil using "bad names" to persuade the audience to "buy victory bonds" and "beat the devil".

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Anti-Communist Propaganda.
This poster displays bad/glad name propaganda by claiming Communism is America's Mortal Enemy, providing a negative connotation for communistic views.

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Emphasis on the word wimp makes him seem incapable of filling the role of president.

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This meme makes fun of how some liberals say that President Trump is “not my president” when he is and Hillary definitely isn’t

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This is snob appeal because first of all this man is what the kids would call a “snack” and it it appeals to people’s dreams of being handsome (or beautiful) and wealthy. The ad implies that Gucci products will allow you to lift themselves into an elite world.

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It's talk's about the stat's of death rates but by saying people die if they were exposed to water is giving false stats

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This is stacking the cards by only comparing the bounty brand against the “leading ordinary brand” but not comparing it to a brand of paper towels of the same quality level.

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The statistics are false and the propaganda is considered "stacking the cards" because the ad fails to give the actual amount of fat and calories in the fries, but instead says there is 30-40% less fat without giving the actual amount.

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This man is beautiful and shows that he is cool cuz he uses This cologne but there is no support for ze argument

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The exaggerated character of the Asian man dehumanizes him and his country, compelling the American people to fuel our governments actions.

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Trying to convince people who live across the border during WW1 in other countries to help and that they were fighting on the friendly side that was provoked.

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Although many celebrities attend and endorse Coachella, many hate it because its owner donates to anti-LGBT groups.

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Taylor swift has nothing to do with drinking milk but just because she is in the ad it becomes more popular

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Having cyclist wear sponsor gives lots of exposure for the brand. Hundreds watch cycling races and will the pros useing and wearing things

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Fortnite has been made to seem that everyone has been playing it and that "major" companies are endorsing it too.

https://www.polygon.com/2018/4/1/17185282/fortnite-espn-tweet-epic-games

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Fortnite Battle Royale has reached a new phase in its mainstream popularity: brands now need Fortnite more than Fortnite needs brands. Arguably, Drake appearing in Ninja's Fortnite Twitch stream marked this transition, with Fortnite and Drake mutually benefiting from each other's celebrity. But now Fortnite is so big that companies like ESPN, the biggest sports network on television, are groveling for its attention - and its fanbase.

Following Villanova beating Kansas in tonight's men's Final Four matchup, ESPN tweeted a tacky animated video in which the letters K and U explode, leaving behind a V. The structures are built inside the world of Fortnite.

See for yourself.

Debatably worse than the video is the accompanying text: "Villanova rained 3s like they were supply drops." Supply drops aren't particularly common in Fortnite. Even in Fortnite Battle Royale 's Blitz Mode, supply drops aren't so abundant as to lose their preciousness. So if it rained 3s like supply drops, well, that sounds like not a lot of 3s.

This is the new normal for Fortnite. Surely the weeks to come will feature similarly nonsensical attempts to hop on the bandwagon by fast-food chains and home cleaning supply brands. Over the next couple months, I suspect we'll move through the remaining phases of any true megahit: rumors of a Hollywood film adaptation, rushed pop-philosophy coffee table books and, of course, an on-the-nose couch gag on The Simpsons.

So it is, so it will always be: Wherever there is a fresh trend beloved by teens, there must arrive a flock of adults, eager to pry the remaining meat from the bone.

Correction (April 1, 2:33 p.m. ET): The article originally described the art as looking similar to Fortnite. It has been corrected to clarify that the video is using real Fortnite assets.

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ESPN's Fortnite tweet is an abomination of brand desperation

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Fortnite Battle Royale has reached a new phase in its mainstream popularity: brands now need Fortnite more than Fortnite needs brands. Arguably, Drake appearing in Ninja's Fortnite Twitch stream marked this transition, with Fortnite and Drake mutually benefiting from each other's celebrity.

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Companies pay popular social media stars like the Kardashians to endorse their products, which makes their followers want to buy the product in order to be like them.

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Roger Federer endorses Rolex watches. Roger Federer, a tennis celebrity is clearly seen wearing a Rolex watch in this advertisement for Rolex Watches, showing that champions wear Rolex watches.

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In high schools and colleges across the country juul is promoted. For example, barstool sports often advertises it and many people are persuaded into using it despite the fact they are underage. It is “cool”

https://youtu.be/oBXORCkxVgE

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Kiera Knightley is beautiful and advertising Dior mascara. It suggests that in using this product you too can be this beautiful.

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Suggests that using Proactiv will give you beautiful and clean skin much like the model

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This talks about everything that the magic eraser has to offer such as it being textured and very strong. It’s does not say that other cleaning products may offer the same thing.

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This is an example of Good Old Boy because it creates a sense of unity among women. Saying “We Can Do It” puts all women on the same side by working together for change.

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The statistics are misleading because the sanitizers kill 99.99% of germs, but the subtext says it only works in specific laboratory conditions, whereas in the real world, they kill only 46% of bacteria.

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They r showing that the nazis r evil and by buying war bonds will save themselves from the evil hands of the east enemies

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The picture and caption are meant to make it seem as if those who are responsible for the improsonment of Bobby shmurda have caused society to come to a standstill

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Suggests that if you use cover girls make up then you will look like famous attractive celebrities.

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Leonardo Dicaprio endorses the Tag Heurer watch. This shows that rich and beautiful people wear these watches so you should to. Everybody love Leo so you should love his watch as well.

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Revlon is appealing to individuals who want to look perfect, this ad is portraying the idea of beauty and perfection with the use of their product.

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Make it America's Favorite makes others want to eat it too to be apart of the group.

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The idea behind this bandwagon propaganda is to show that "everyone should be involved."

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The title of the product persuades the customer by implying that the mascara is the best. As well, the utilization of information such as 1944% more volume and other information would work to persuade their target audience. However, their facts could be taken out of context which would also allow this to relate to misleading statistics.

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The propaganda uses the idea of a bandwagon, saying everyone is joining the military and encourages the viewer to join them

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This is bandwagon because it says everyone loves it.

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This is bandwagon because it’s says “All” implying everyone is fighting.

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Insinuates that 'Smoldering eyes' are more attractive and that this eye - liner will give you 'bedroom eyes' that will be more sexually appealing.

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This is glittering generalities because it says that anything is better with a coke, but doesn’t provide a why anything is better.

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This is bandwagon because it says “over a million Australians” meaning that tons of people are doing it

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The image contradicts the numbers it represents

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The word "liar" has a powerful negative connotation and when applied to the bottum of the photo it associates the negative word with Sarah Palin.

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This is card stacking because the dealership ad boasts about the benefits of buying a car at the dealership without mentioning whether competitors offer the same or similar benefits.

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This commercial states “we’re all the same when the lights go down”, showing comminality between the speaker and audience, and creating the friendly tone that leads to ethos. (Laura and Emily

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This is "Coca-Cola for Regal Cinemas" by M Parks on Vimeo, the home for high quality videos and the people who love them.

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This is stacking the cards because the author is giving many reasons and benefits to use their brand of cigarettes but doesn’t acknowledge that their competitors can offer the same benefits

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Fyre Festival was promoted by several celebrities, including Kendall Jenner, Bella Hadid, and Hailey Baldwin. However, the festival was god awful. People went due to the endorsement of these powerful celebs.

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This makes the police, which are the security backbone of our nation, seem like nazis. Oppressors and abuse paint a very negative light on police officers