Into the 21st Century with Flowers in Our Hair
Commercials and advertisement make or break the product, depending on many things, such as to whom it is marketed, and who it affects or who it has an influence on. One can simply switch channels whenever there’s a commercial break, but there are those ads that simply catch your attention, or are so witty that you do not mind watching them over and over again. Take the latest local Coca-Cola advertisement for example. The star is just a normal-looking guy in his teens. Some may find him cute, but it seems as if he was chosen to star in the commercial because of his plain looks. He is out of his house on what seems an ordinary day. He’s wearing comfortable clothes, not really because he’s a slacker, but because it isn’t any special day to dress up for. He puts his earphones on and suddenly the most popular local bands appear and sing to him as he nonchalantly walks home. When he takes off his earphones, his surroundings are actually quiet, and he drinks a bottle of Coke as the birds chirp away and other sounds of nature are heard. Anyone would wish to be in that guy’s shoes, to be surrounded by those stars, unworriedly walking home, listening to good music, and drinking a cold bottle of Coca-Cola on a warm an
It’s not a matter of whether we like it or not. We like it. We need it. We will face the millennium with flowers in our hair. The hippies brought all the classes together, under one belief and culture. Today, it is the Internet that both engages and disengages the people. Everything and almost everyone may be accessed through the Internet. However, computer technology is aclso widening the gap between the rich/elite/educated and the poor/uneducated because the former are obviously majority of the technology users, consumers, and even producers. This is most prevalent especially in democratic societies where the gap between the rich and the poor is marked with a thick division due to the presence of capitalism.
Some topics in this essay:
Austin Powers,
,
Louis Rossetto,
Rights’ Movement,
Canada Europe,
Lifestyles Broadway,
Free Love,
Hippy Movement,
Hippies Drugs,
Skip Stone,
hippy culture,
free love,
hippies 60’s,
mistakes past,
hippy movement,
bottle coke,
freedom restraint,
prevalent television watching,
prevalent television,
television watching,
people control,
practice free love,
learned mistakes past,
drinks bottle coke,
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Approximate Word count = 4202
Approximate Pages = 17 (250 words per page double spaced)
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