I was completely shocked to see his (apparent, I know) behaviour.
And what I hope is that my toddler grandson won't see it. What does a very young boy think on watching this? I'm horribly afraid that it's 'This is what people do...'
My 14-year old grandson is just feeling his muscles. 'This is what I could do' ?
Haven't seen the Chris Moyles advert, but why do companies think that they are fine for general viewing? The ones I hated most were on comparison adverts, can't remember which one now, but first there was a chap in shorts and high heels, jerking all over the place. Then another was with a hugely fat man smarming his way around a building site and pulling himself along the ground like a slug. Disgusting.
I don't think many adverts bother me [except the ones trying to get vulnerable people to borrow money they can't afford to pay back] but the Chris Moyles one is disgusting. I don't think it was shown for long though, as I had forgotten it.
Having difficulty. Someone tell me when it was on on the 12th or 13th? What channel? Then I will complain! I was shocked and even found it scary, and don't at all want to go and watch it again!
I am not sure, I was getting the ironing board out and setting it up before turning the tv to the channel I wanted to watch, but the advert caught my eye because of the content and because I suddenly realised it was the one referred to in Alie's original post. I then went to get the iron and moved to the channel I wanted.
Complaining only occurred to me later. All I can say is that it was about 8.00pm. I have looked online and it could be Channel 4
I saw it in the afternoon, 12th or 13th, but I haven't got all the detail they ask for! I will try again in the morning....too tired now. Typing dyslexia taking over!
"Thank you for contacting the ASA. It may interest you to know that we’ve recently concluded an investigation about this ad having received similar complaints to yours. I understand the ruling will be published on our website on Wednesday 27 January. I’m unable to share any information before that time, however please feel free to visit our site once it’s on there to read up on the decision: www.asa.org.uk/Rulings/Adjudications.aspx. Many thanks again for contacting us with your concerns."
I couldn't remember all the details, either, but just put that I saw it last week. I've had the same reply as Elegran and others, so I'm assuming that they know which ad I meant (must have had loads of complaints then )
I have just received an email from the ASA saying:
It may interest you to know that we’ve recently concluded an investigation about this ad having received similar complaints to yours. I understand the ruling will be published on our website on Wednesday 27 January.
Vile ad, I agree, but give our kids some credit, most who have been well brought up will realise how crass it is and react as we do. Those who have been on the receiving end of anything like this (most kids) will know it's neither clever nor appropriate behaviour. I sometimes think we don't trust our youngsters enough.