Copy everyone (by making it ugly), Gaguar, Draguar, guess their favorite beer, Jag Light, a new hood ornament (to go with the new logo), they did it better in the 1970s and more woke Jaguar memes!
Not sure why anyone cares. Who amongst you were ever likely to purchase a Jaguar vehicle? I know I likely never will. Unless I come into an obscene amount of money through no effort of my own. But if that happens I’m probably just going to donate a lot of it to private schools anyway.
I don’t see the where that ad particularly promotes an agenda that could be defined as woke or fall specifically into the category of “gay shit”. It mostly reminds me of United Colors of Benetton as from the early 90s. It definitely promotes bad hairstyles and does nothing to sell overpriced cars.
https://i.postimg.cc/YqK7gcyX/Jagucide.png
My humble contribution to the meme-fest
That's good!
When I saw that new Jaguar ad, I posted, “does this mean they’re replacing the E-type with the LGBTQ+ type?
THAT guy? He openly admits what he did to Coke, McDonalds, Prince, and Bud Light, and he’s still employed? Elon would say, “Let that sink in.”
anyone identifying as Jag?
Thanks for so much good work every day!
Appreciate it and all your work.
Those weird, avant garde fashion in the ad are so ugly! Not flattering at all, on anyone. WTF???
Not sure why anyone cares. Who amongst you were ever likely to purchase a Jaguar vehicle? I know I likely never will. Unless I come into an obscene amount of money through no effort of my own. But if that happens I’m probably just going to donate a lot of it to private schools anyway.
I think Jaqs, especially being British, have a reputation for not being very reliable cars...
I’ve heard the same. Maybe they should invest in engineers instead of weird models. I’m no marketing expert though so what do I know.
I don’t see the where that ad particularly promotes an agenda that could be defined as woke or fall specifically into the category of “gay shit”. It mostly reminds me of United Colors of Benetton as from the early 90s. It definitely promotes bad hairstyles and does nothing to sell overpriced cars.
Thank you for this. Restacked.