Chevy’s ad campaigns of late—plastered all over television and streaming services—feature focus groups of “not actors” being frightened by an aluminum bear cage, trying to identify a Chevy Malibu, and/or describing a Chevy Cruze. They’re all painfully stupid if you’re a car person—Yes, Chevy will build aluminum trucks before too long and no, a debadged Malibu doesn’t look like a Tesla unless your have double corneal damage—and so we’re glad to see this trio of parodies from the Zebra Corner YouTube channel of a wise-cracking man named “Mahk” with a thick Boston accent green-screened into the video, telling the group everything we wish we could.
[Slightly NSFW for language.]
The Chevy Ad Campaign Parodies We All Wish We Could Make: 'Oh, I hate you.'
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25 responses to “The Chevy Ad Campaign Parodies We All Wish We Could Make: 'Oh, I hate you.'”
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Every one of these commercials needs a realist standing around. Now we need to put into one of the ones where they drop rocks into the bed without a bed liner.
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“I got ‘Chevy’, ‘Silverado’, and ‘midnight’ that time. I think I’m really picking up this Spanish here.”
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*”heah”
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you just gave me an education, as i was unaware domestic animals were considered motor driven vehicles. x^)
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Awesome.
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The only way this could be better would be to have Denis Leary do it.
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oh, denis leary slays me!! x^D
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Really? “Classic German design”??? If I’d seen that full commercial on my tv, I may have thrown the whole thing out the damn window.
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When my son and I see those commercials, we can’t believe those “customers”.
Like they’ve never seen a car before. Just guaranteed I’m not buying a cheby. -
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I like that the basis for the “classic German design” line is that there’s no seam between one plastic bumper part and another plastic bumper part.
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“The panel gaps aren’t completely shit, so this can’t be a GM product.”
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….While Mary Barra and the rest of the bright lights in the Silver Silos think everything is hunky-dory without a Chief Marketing Officer……
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In my part of the Boston area the proper response to “It has keyless entry” would be “So’s ya mutha!”, and I think my retort to “classic German styling would have been, “W’you dropped on ya head?”. Otherwise a good effort, reminds me of the Southie and Dorchester accents I used to hear when I dated a girl that lived in both those towns. Much harsher than the North Shore and South Shore accents.
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Well, of course those are real people commercials. You didn’t see any Celebrities, did you?
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I want that. I wonder if those things even exist anymore.
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You asked that about the Medallion. All you need to do is write another Hooniverse piece on these and they’ll all come out of the woodwork.
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I wonder how a GM car branded “Eurosport” would play today, now that America is great again.
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Like all old GM cars, the drivetrain almost certainly still exists. How many pieces are still attached to that drivetrain is always a question though. https://uploads.disquscdn.com/images/e44b5038e1db19411f52ec09f598568f1b6a962998b20df92673e84d80cafd99.jpg
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God, this is brilliant. That guy’s Boston accent just puts the icing on the f*cking cake, too.
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The good belly laughs produced by these three clips almost make up for all the high blood pressure created by fake news and political snobbery found online today.
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Hilarious
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i’m waiting for these dudes to skewer that b.p.-raising KEYTRUDA ad. it’s a 1-min [or longer] black&white drug ad with an ACTOR PORTRAYAL of ‘sharon’, whose actor-portrayal family enters the studio to support the perfectly healthy fake sad sack. sharon’s life was supposedly saved by a drug with many possible side effects. when i cannot locate the remote, i scream @ ‘sharon’. D^x
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