Why does she look like Jane 😂

Good thing I only did 2 minutes so mine should last a few hours

I’m on bing street view. I was in 2nd grade waiting for the school bus.

Strong message, Had to rewatch it a few more times to get deeper into it… loved it. Portraying the different perspectives upon women and male in the workplace and the business world mostly. Pantene seems to know their target audience, women who use their product in order to improve their apparences, women who have that strong characteristic (beauty) but for that reason are also portrayed differently than men in the workplace. I also like that something so big and worldly known like pantene addresses this very important issue as an ad.

This is a very impactful advertisement. This advertisement really aims to break apart and tear down the stereotype of women in the workplace. It goes to show that women also work just as long and as hard as men do. Hopefully with Pantene and other companies bringing awareness to this stereotype, things will change. I do feel like now that more than a few years have gone by, things have changed. Women have continued to decrease the wage gap and earn equal pay. Now with diversity inclusion being included in corporate America, things are much different than they used to be.

When a president was so good, their opponent had to go for the smallest thing they could find.

RIP FOXNEWS nobody needs ya or will miss ya

Lol 9 years old and 74 likes..... buzzfags

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He'd been worse hurting if he landed on the ball.

Probably taken on an iPhone

The 'Whip It' campaign is not about the shampoo or conditioner that is actually being sold. Instead, it seeps into women's identity and how often it can feel as though women have to fight for power more as they are usually not as confident as men. This Pantene commercial focuses on the divide between men and women, especially in the business world. Instead of showing the daily life of a man or woman it points to how in business women could be called things like pushy or vain while men are portrayed as persuasive and neat. I think this commercial did a great job of capturing women’s emotions. This could entice them to buy the product because they perceive it as power.

This video brought up a genuine concern of women in the workplace that many men are not cognizant of. Women fear these labels that, in many cases, have been thrown around at them since they were little girls. I appreciated that in the scene about smooth versus show-off that the woman was dressed traditionally feminine. This subtle costume choice shows that women do not need to act or dress masculinely in the workplace nor is the term professional synonymous with the masculine. A major aspect of feminism that is usually overlooked is that women who like doing traditionally feminine things (like being a mother and dressy girly) still need to be respected.

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to everyone who sees this, it is no longer available

Where’s the clip? Just wasted my time

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Bsf lay to much eggs for the egg ports, the larvae will heatup far to much for them to withstand and be contained in the unit they wil die and become stagnant inside to much problems with such small unit

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I found this advertisement to be unique, bold, and powerful. I think that with an increase in the number of women joining the workforce and becoming powerful figures, it can be difficult to change the thoughts ingrained in our heads about women's roles in work and at home. The comparison between how men and women are perceived while performing the same tasks is fairly accurate, although more recently it has been improving. I feel that as a woman, I should feel proud and feel no shame in the fact that I have the capability to become successful not only in the workforce, but at home simultaneously. I believe that these perceptions are changing, but there is still work that needs to be done to heal them altogether.

0:51 you can clearly see its just a bear with a fish

Classic Australia

God bless you for helping these beagles and thank you for for covering this story. I would love to see stories from the news covering cruelty free no animal testing products to purchase as consumers we have the choice to buy cruelty free products for our household that do not test on animals this beagle rescue brought this to my attention. I am in the process now of changing over all of my household products to cruelty free no animal testing products but it is not easy to identify which products are truly cruelty free it would be great if the news could do a story on it and even interview leadership from big box stores to talk about designating areas and spotlighting cruelty free designated areas to make it easier for consumers there are a lot of us customers out there that would like to spend our money on cruelty free products and not spend our money on companies that torture animals

This advertisement is a strong reminder to individuals about how woman and men are portrayed quite differently despite preforming the exact same jobs and responsibilities. I think it is common in society to stereotype woman in a negative way rather than seeing how powerful and equally successful they are to men. At times, people view woman as "bossy" when in reality they are simply standing up for themselves and doing their job. The same way men are praised for being confrontational or assertive, woman are not as praised. As a woman entering into the workplace, these stereotypes from others should not stop me from working hard and climbing up the corporate ladder the same way men will be doing within my field.

This is the moment when Heisenberg became Walter White, who was actually Bryan Cranston.

"I'm the dude playing the dude disguised as another dude!"

Why apologize? shit was funny

Love Larry

Supply hooks to Australia or else this fish will destroy all Australians.