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This is a comment from a friend of mine who doesn't have a YouTube account. She wanted me to post it for her on her behalf.
"I do not like some of the outfits selected for the girls. This does not show how good they look for real in blousy tops. They do look like they are having fun and are happy." -KJ
skersey09 1 year ago
Great Job! Musical beat & lyrics are catchy & upbeat. Girls are realistic. Chefs - great job.
skersey09 1 year ago
The black chick in the blue dress cant dance to save her booty !!
psulion22 1 year ago
3.The Women In The Video- Now first off all (I Loved Those Girls), but I figure any women watching their commercial wouldnt want to stride to look like those women. Take this into consideration; If I was looking to put on weight and build muscle I would want a commercial thats going to reflect what I want my outcome to be. I wouldnt buy the Chuck Norris Total Gym if it was sold by Pewe Herman. And with that being said none of the girls in the commercial seemed to be very in shape at all.
StreetRotation 2 years ago
2.Now You Got It Going On- No one uses this phrase anymore anywhere. When I was growing up years ago maybe in 1997 this was a popular phrase amongst the urban community. Now in the year 2010 the phrase You got It Going on is the equilelent of Getting Jiggy and Doing The Robot. This phase makes your organization look very out of touch.
StreetRotation 2 years ago
@StreetRotation The girl in the red dress and the one with the purple print top - not a good wardrobe choice. These girls are fit as fiddles, but the outfits did them no justice. One of them is even a fitness professional and is very toned but looks frumpy in the outfit. Misleading in the wrong direction.
skersey09 1 year ago
1.The Song- For many reasons this song is ineffective to the group you are advertizing to. For example, think about this when was the last time you heard a song like that on any Urban Hip Hop and R&B, or Pop station. Its obvious your company is advertising to the Pop Culture and Urban Cultures of America, but it seems that there hasnt been much research done on what they like.
StreetRotation 2 years ago