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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WnqZoKZuHCg

This advertisement is making people think either you can not smoke cigarettes and have the life you always imagined, or you can smoke cigarettes and completely give up your life to forever smoke. There are plenty of successful people, such as Leonardo DiCaprio who smoke cigarettes so this statement is incorrect.

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It is showing 2 pictures side to side one where a guy is alone and the other where the guy has a dog. This encourages people to adopt a dog because they might be lonely or they just need a companion in their life.

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Usain Bolt advertising puma shoes is an example of appeal to authority. It is appeal to authority because Usain Bolt is the fastest runner ever. They want the consumer to believe they will get faster if they buy a puma shoe because Usain Bolt uses them. When in reality it has no correlation with how fast Usain Bolt can run.

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In the video, the man is seen doing many good deeds for people he doesn’t know. He is selfless. He gives money to the little girl and she ends up going to school. The insurance company is showing these images of the man to show that helping people is important

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Heartwarming Thai Commercial - Thai Good Stories   By Linaloved

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LhgvuHTj9Bk
This is appeal to authority as they are using a well known celebrity to promote their product to the people.
Leslie Victoria

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Since Kemp has some upcoming power, people will think he’s right about what he’s talking about and will agree with him.

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Brian Kemp's Badass Georgia Governor Campaign Ad

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https://www.boredpanda.com/creative-print-ads/?utm_source=google&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=organic
This is false cause because the porcupine is showing that the car is able to park precisely without bumping into it's surroundings (the goldfish).
Guadalupe Corona.

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Most print adverts out there are annoying, but given the number of professionals working in the marketing and advertising industries, they're bound to come up with something fresh and creative sooner or later. We've searched the web and collected some of the most creative print ads we could find.

Some of the best ads feature clever tongue-in-cheek jokes that make us laugh, other creative ads have clever puns that make us think, and some even make us react emotionally. The Crisis Relief print ad especially excels at this last point. It's kind of these companies to respect us by appealing to our intellect or sense of humor with creative designs rather than merely trying to catch our attention with a simple low-cut neckline or flashy colors.

Most of these examples of advertisements don't just advertise the company or cause behind them; they also make an actual point. So if you don't understand the angle of these clever ads at first, give it some time and think about it.

Businesses have been trying to cram things down people's throats for about as long as they've existed, but how they wanted to do it wasn't always so sophisticated. Here's a post we wrote about vintage print advertisements that would have been either banned or denounced by the public if they were published today.

Maybe if more printed ads looked like this, we wouldn't hate them so much. Take a look!

Ecovia: Stop the Violence

Advertising Agency: Terremoto Propaganda, Curitiba, Brazil

Keloptic

Advertising Agency: Y&R Paris

Weight Watchers

Advertising Agency: DraftFCB, Germany

Chupa Chups: It's Sugar Free

Advertising Agency: DDB, Spain

WWF: Shark

Advertising Agency: DDB&CO., Istanbul, Turkey

Orion Telescopes

Advertising School: Texas Creative, University of Texas, USA

Manix Lubricant

Advertising Agency: Bddp & Fils

Guinness: Enjoy Responsibly. Phones Down, Please

Advertising Agency: unknown

Pedigree: A Dog Makes Your Life Happier. Adopt

Advertising Agency: AlmapBBDO, São Paulo, Brazil

King Khalib Foundation: Some Things Can't Be Covered

Advertising Agency: Memac Ogilvy, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

Colgate Dental Floss

Advertising Agency: Cerebro Y&R, Panama

Volkswagen: Precision Parking

Advertising Agency: DDB Tribal Berlin, Germany

Playboy Brasil: 31st Anniversary

Advertising Agency: Neogama, Brasil

MA: Discover the Full Story

Advertising Agency: Saatchi & Saatchi Russia, Moscow, Russia

Nivea Night

Advertising Agency: TBWANEBOKO, Netherlands

Moms Demand Action: One Child Is Holding Something That's Banned in America to Protect Them

Advertising Agency: Grey, Toronto, Canada

Hut Weber: It's the Hat

Advertising Agency: Serviceplan Hamburg / München, Germany

Faceabook

Advertising Agency: Brickman, Ramat Gan, Israel

Pepsi: We Wish You a Scary Halloween!

Advertising Agency: Buzz in a Box, Brussels, Belgium

Oogmerk: Get the Respect You Deserve

Advertising Agency: LG&F, Brussels, Belgium

Nivea Men: Because Life Makes Wrinkles

Advertising Agency: Jung von Matt/Alster, Hamburg, Germany

Durex: Extra Large

Advertising Agency: The Jupiter Drawing Room, South Africa

StrongerMarriage.org: WE

Advertising Agency: Richter7, Salt Lake City, USA

McDonald's: Free Wi-Fi

Advertising Agency: DDB, Sydney, Australia

Liking Isn't Helping: Be a volunteer

Advertising Agency: Publicis, Singapore

Lego: Imagine

Advertising agency: Jung von Matt, Hamburg, Germany

Kielo Travel: Dreaming of a Holiday?

Advertising Agency: New Moment New Ideas Company Y&R, Belgrade, Serbia

Omax: Wide Angle Lenses

Advertising Agency: Publicis India

Veet: No Hair is Better

Advertising Agency: EURO RSCG, Spain

Durex: Cheaper

Advertising Agency: Espiral DP, Guayaquil, Ecuador

askCleo.com: I can help

Advertising Agency: unknown

Fedex: China-Australia

Advertising Agency: DDB Brazil

Every leaf traps CO2 - Plant for the planet

Advertising Agency: Leagas Delaney

Mastercard: 12th Annual Women's Golf Classic

Advertising Agency: MacLaren McCann, Canada

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33 Powerful And Creative Print Ads That'll Make You Look Twice

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https://www.debates.org/index.php?page=october-22-2012-the-third-obama-romney-presidential-debate, when Obama talks about Mitt Romney's foreign policy.

This is Obama using the False Cause logical fallacy. Obama attempts to hurt Mitt Romney’s presidential chances by saying that since Romney thinks that Russia is the greatest geopolitical foe, he wants to use the foreign policy of America in the 1980’s, and that makes him want to use 1950’s social policies and 1920’s economic policies. This is definitely not necessarily the case.

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https://youtu.be/Pe4IZ7aGikw
This commercial is meant to put you in the mood of Christmas.
TyKerius Monford

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0gHYd67OumQ
This Pepsi Commercial uses celebrities so that the viewer thinks that this a great product and that they should buy it.
-Jorge Salas-Arias

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This is Appeal to Authority because the baseball player smoking makes other people think it is ok to smoke, giving Tony Lazzeri authoirty.

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They use the phrase “what’s in your wallet” to make the viewer question themselves and what their bank account looks like. - Gabe Bush

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Capital One Quicksilver Cashback Card TV Commercial Featuring Samuel L. Jackson

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The Quicksilver Cash Back card from Capitol One is the ultimate heavyweight cash back card with unlimited 1.5 percent cash back on each purchase every damn day.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dAfoLlaTTMU
This commercial appeals to peoples emotions because it shows a little boy who really misses his dad who is off in the army. The boy sends letters in the form of paper airplanes for is dad to receive.

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A picture/poster of a advertisement for Advil PM portrayed the Either/Or Fallacy. The picture literally said to quit Tylenol for Advil PM if you want to actually be able to sleep at night instead of having to suffer from aches and pains. This is an either/or fallacy because there are more options than just choosing Advil for pain reliever.
-Amanda Wise

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The Flex Tape commercial has Phil Swift listing and showing a few examples of how Flex Tap is used. Phil Swift then uses appeal to authority to imply that Flex Tape works just as well as he says it does. Phil Swift is an educated authority and you can trust him.

By: Anthony Heiges

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In Ariana Grande’s song “Thank u Next,” I found that in the song's lyrics she contently finds new men after they dumped her, and women know how other woman feels. Even though anyone can cheer up anyone.
- Benjamin Green

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=emSWhjUfEhE
This commercial is an example of Appeal to Authority. The commercial is trying to convince the viewers to drink Coca-Cola by showing Santa, an influential authoritative expert on behavior, drinking the soda.
- Klara Lankford

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n6S1JoCSVNU
This commercial uses Lebron James to promote Nike. Nike feels like if they have a good basketball player with millions of fans such as Lebron James wearing and supporting their brand that others will start buying their products.
-Ke'ala Watkins

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-D'Quavious Browner
The NBA has a lot of bandwagon teams because particular people known in 2017 such as Lebron James , Stephen Curry, Kyrie Irving, and Lonzo Ball. Just because of those players and how good they are.

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This example is kind of ironic and funny to me because it is doctors promoting cigarettes. By seeing a doctor, even though it doesn’t make sense that they would promote a cigarette, people will think that camel cigarettes are the best brand of cigarettes to buy.
- Julianne smith

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-Rodney Rucker
In the iphone coommercial it shows how everyone uses the iphones and it makes other people want to get the iphone and use it just like the others are.
http://tinyurl.com/ykwplto

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-Justin Hernandez
Nike has this slogan to make people buy their products because they think it will help them. Many companies use appeal to emotion to make consumers want to buy their product.

https://digitalsynopsis.com/advertising/nike-just-do-it-possibilities/

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- Kyla Jordan
In the song it is saying that because they are young in high school they are broke, dumb, and fall in love too easily. I say that this False Cause because there is no correlation with being in high school and being dumb or being young and broke. There is no proven evidence to show that the two have something to do with each other.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IPfJnp1guPc

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- Jovany Marcial
https://m.youtube.com/watch?t=19s&v=9gspElv1yvc
Appeal to Emotion is used in this commercial by showing images of sad and rough looking cats and dogs. The commercial uses these images to make people feel bad and use their emotion to make them donate money into their organization to help shelter more animals.

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Clearly, the logical fallacy being used here is either/or. I know this not only because it is written on the actual sign itself, but also because the sign is claiming that a person either loves bacon or is wrong, when in reality, there are many more options in between those two spectrums.
-Lindy Buxton

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-Kevin Chen

Hear me out on this… This meme can be explained as appeal to emotion due to the statement “I too like to live dangerously” which depicts a rise in a person's emotional state regarding excitement and the unnatural. By contrasting the norm of math homework (the pencil), a person will have a greater urge to use a pen on math homework. This is very slyly infused within this meme and is not usual  to be analyzed thus the effectiveness is greater. Those unassuming shall  be the easiest to manipulate.

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https://youtu.be/Bv09DRd4lsM
The video shows a lot of famous soccer players. Since they are successful and have a lot of money the audience correlates Nike's shoes to being successful and having a lot of money.
Flor Cruz Ortiz

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Citlalli X. Gil Dominguez
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The newspapers are saying that there is only two type of people in the world. You're either good or a bad person. There only basing on two thing that are kind of extreme.

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Christodiah Amoah
This picture shows a difference between Old generation and the new generations of playing games. While the Old generation's idea of interaction is playing outside and being together, The new generation's idea of playing games and interaction is using technology

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Cigarette commercial
https://youtu.be/XIxtnMfCURs
In this commercial, they try to show that smoking isn't all that bad and you should choose this brand of cigarette. If you don't smoke, you're not cool according to the commercial. If you smoke, you're cool as portrayed in the video.
(Ava Kitchens)

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Christopher Lopez
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ruav0KvQOOg&list=PLPOdqrRM1gFAK4YseXuvYmftxwXPEXoGJ
They used Messi, a famous soccer player. They also used Kobe, a famous basketball player. There was a little kid who was choosing between Kobe or Messi so, they were competing for the kid. A lady came up to the boy and gave him ice cream, promoting the Turkish Airlines. So they used famous athletes to promote Turkish airlines.

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Jacob Castile
https://genius.com/The-killers-human-lyrics
“Are we human or are we dancer?”
it gives two options of either human or dancer there are no in betweens or third options

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Song - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SSCzDykng4g
“I wish that I could be like the cool kids

'Cause all the cool kids, they seem to fit in”
In the song the singer says she wants to be like the cool kids because they seem to fit in. She is bandwagon wanting to follow along with the cool kids even though she doesn't have to.She believes she’ll fit in if she becomes a “cool kids”.
(Alexis Lemus)

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http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0454921/plotsummary

In the movie The Pursuit of Happyness it is about a single father who has to take care of his son. In order to build a better life for not only himself but, for his son as well he goes for a life changing  career. Happyness is spelled incorrectly because the daycare that he put his son in would teach the kids incorrect spelling.
(Devonah Morris)

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https://youtu.be/W0pM9iN2OKY

This commercial uses the Logical Fallacies "Either or". I say this because the girl was implying that there is only Chocolate or Vanilla ice Cream , when theirs much more options.
(Alexis, Kendrecka, Louren, AJ)

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HESJgpYYUyM

In this commercial, they're trying to persuade people by using important stars to easily get their attention and to see what the commercial is all about and what is it to buy. The brand comes up with powerful-moving messages that also includes the brand with different variety of colorful products that the people may want.

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https://youtu.be/0y7ygEDRpSo

When it says, “ a heart of steel starts to grow” someone may think that their heart actually starts to grow steel instead of the meaning that they just become tougher.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dA5Yq1DLSmQ
In this Pepsi commercial, they are using the famous person Kendall Jenner to show how Pepsi is the right soda for you. Everyone is protesting but once Kendall Jenner gives the Pepsi to the policeman, everyone gets happy. The commercial ends with the words “Live bolder, live louder, live for now”.

Jose Solis

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RwhzbzZSAYg
Their appealing to your feelings.They know that you will feel sad for the puppies and want to help them.So they show you this sad clip to make you sad and wanna help.

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https://goo.gl/images/XoW2YR
This picture shows doctors recomending a brand of cigaretes

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uQs-oEuDzSw
This commercial is saying that the car that is being sold (Volkswagen) is better than the others by showing a man not being able to park in another car compared to a man parking correctly in the Volkswagon. The horses are in the back laughing at the man that can't quite park.

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http://bit.ly/2zrNItI
This commercial has a little boy who sees Kobe Bryant and a soccer player named Messi both of them are famous so it might make people think that Turkish airlines is a good airline because Kobe Bryant and Messi are using it

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https://goo.gl/images/bxhKKa

In the picture you see a child in the morgue and it makes you sad because whenever you see a kid you feel bad. The ad makes you stop to think and read about what texting and driving because it could cost a life. The ad, however, has no evidence and no facts but since it involves a dead child it makes people feel bad and think again about texting and driving. The ad is using an appeal to emotion to get what they want: for people to stop texting and driving.
Paula Figueroa

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This Poster is being used in a way so that people can feel sad for the kids and for them to see how many kids are dying “A baby like Nirob dies every six minutes.” They use numbers to show how fast kids are dying and we could do something to stop them from dying.

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http://www.complex.com/style/2013/04/how-to-stop-being-such-a-hypebeast-a-10-step-guide/

HypeBeasts Are People That Buy Certain Clothes Just Because Of The "Hype" Of It Or Because Other People Are Getting It. This Is Mainly Used When Buying Very Expensive / Exclusive Brands Such As Supreme Or Bape.

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The ad uses a famous singer to say that he loves animals. He also appeals to emotion by saying that be are the abusers of animals.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GvaQMzh7B30
This ad has a dog driving a car with his family in it and this is not possible. It also says dog tested and dog approved which is also not possible because a dog can’t drive a car.
Sara Chetney

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Amazon Prime Commercial
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lQz-AgmTm0w
This commercial is meant to make the viewer feel sad for the dog.This commercial shows a clip of a baby who cries when the dog comes near. This commercial has sad music to get to the viewers emotions. The baby likes lions, so it's father orders the dog a lion costume off of Amazon and makes the baby happy towards the dog.

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This snicker commercial is showing appeal to authority because they are showing a famous comedian agreeing with the saying that is “you are not you when you’re hungry.”
Maria Balver

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Its pretty much saying opening a coke and drinking it will bring you happiness but for people who don't like coke or could be allergic it wouldn't bring happiness

-Jordan Swastenbarg

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It’s trying to get people to donate and help out the children and adults in 3rd world countries by using a little boy who is underweight to make people feel bad so they will take the time to do something for them.

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http://time.com/4242827/donald-trump-marco-rubio-insults/
Trump and Rubio were having a political debate when Trump said I have never seen a human being sweat like this man sweats. It looked like he had just jumped into a swimming pool with his clo
thes on.” (Trump then splashed water on stage yelling, “It’s Rubio!”) Trump was attacking Rubio instead of explaining the political concept
-Ansley Gunterman

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Progressive commercial

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HQemiAISGPg

---          The progressive commercial promotes its business by having he Box explain discounts on multiple insurances to kids on a career day. It stops less than ten seconds in after giving information and has kids asking arbitrary and comedic questions. This results in people getting pulled into the commercial with the funny and unnecessary comments.

morgan frankowiak

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https://genius.com/Starlito-my-love-lost-lyrics
I can see why he’s doing that because he doesn’t want his partner to know what he’s doing, surreptitiously. This predicament is probably rarely-common, as I should say, coming from a girl. Most girls don't play the game how it goes. In the end they end up with a broken heart. I could never fall for wordplay. Maybe later in life, but you always have to be cautious. Looks may be deceiving.  Life comes off as a easy thing but its really a jungle out here. I feel like no one understands me as well. I can’t see myself trying to help them figure it out though. It is what it is. Life is so much better when you’re just laid back, you know? Just chilling at all times.

- McKenzie Fortson

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https://genius.com/Twenty-one-pilots-car-radio-lyrics

The Song lyric  'I ponder of something terrifying cause this time there's no sound to hide behind I find over the course of our human existence. one thing consists of consistence and it's that were all battling fear.' This lyric is very relate able because it’s basically saying that there are problems and we have to deal with them because we have no distractions to hide behind, and that everyone is battling fear.
Antonia Magana

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8c_pgT4TEnI
ASPCA Commercial

Many people feel sad for the animals in the commercial.And feel the need to help them and that´s why people put in the commercial only the sad parts for more people could see how bad it gets and how sad their lives are.
Evelyn

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"No Vaseline" by Ice Cube
https://genius.com/Ice-cube-no-vaseline-lyrics

The song “No Vaseline” by Ice Cube is a diss track to his former group “N.W.A”. Like all diss tracks, the song uses ad hominem throughout the song as he disses the group saying that they turned fake on him and that their music sucks now that he is gone and taking personal digs at each member, including their manager.
Daveon Montgomery

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7 things by Miley Cyrus
https://www.azlyrics.com/lyrics/mileycyrus/7things.html

"you're vain,  you're games, you're insecure."

She is singing about her emotions, when her ex and her broke up. So instead of her giving logical reasons why they broke up, she attacks him saying things like “you’re vain” and “you’re insecure.”

Daniela Cardenas

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Call me Maybe by Carly Rae Jepsen
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fWNaR-rxAic

"And all the other boys... Try and chase me, so here's my number. So call me maybe."

She is saying that since all the boys are after her, the boy who he's talking to should to. This is a clear example of a bandwagon logical fallacy.

Sachio Goodie

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Geico Commercial
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AneiWAL3QFI

The Gecko in the commercials is a key token and everyone has come to adore him and love his jokes. This helps for people to enjoy the commercials and think higher of the company.
Scott Wells

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State Farm Commercial
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=85ygC0XaV1E

A lot of time these commercials by this particular company will show something that rarely happens and seems to be absurd happening but instead it actually says almost anything is covered by state farm even absurd accidents like this one.

-SaeJin Mallon

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(Stevie Lynch)
https://theaggie.org/2017/10/31/addressing-the-controversies-of-13-reasons-why/

Using appeal to emotion to make the main charector hannah who commited suicide to be seen as a hero causing other kids to relate to her dangerously causing them to pick up some of her suicidal tendancies.