Boss Coffee Commercial #1

[stillesprite]

I find the commercials very clever, and some of the are actually rather critical--they point out parts of Japanese society that Japanese take for granted... things that aren't always the best parts, but (usually) end w/ a silver lining. They're subtle calls to change some things, really.

(Some of the radio CMs Boss has on their website are pretty biting)

[stillesprite]

I find the commercials very clever, and some of the are actually rather critical--they point out parts of Japanese society that Japanese take for granted... things that aren't always the best parts, but (usually) end w/ a silver lining. They're subtle calls to change some things, really.

(Some of the radio CMs Boss has on their website are pretty biting)

[O0000000000O]

in china they got a energy drink with carrot top on it

[Elenalouisa]

It´s like this: Tommy hates living in Japan (=earth) as an alien and feels threatened by the Japanese (=earthlings) sounds (Karaoke) and law&order regulations (meaning you are not supposed to walk when you are working for anything that implies home deliveries, but to run, and be sure to not get a parking ticket). So Tommy listens to Aki Yoshiro and feels much better, get it?

[Sheldon66]

You guys bought the freaking coffee so Tommy has obviously done his job, right?

[walterwiggum]

Maybe that's the face of a man who realizes his mug is going to be used to sell coffee from vending-machines in Japan.

[neojonathan]

I'm so glad I'm not the only one left dumbfounded by that ad campaign. Usually spokespeople are happy about their product..

I think I came to the conclusion that the sad-Tommy photo is pre-Boss-Coffee. I mean, that HAS to be the implication. Doesn't it...?

[peesch]

Who's the queer with the glasses?