New Zealand "Drunk Uncle" anti drinking ad

The anti-drinking TV ad was rated one of the most offensive ads in New Zealand. In it a "drunk uncle" at a party gets more and more drunk as the evening wears on. Eventually a drunken game hurts a little boy and he is flung out of the party.

Of course, the ad wouldn't be very effective if it wasn't offensive and unlike some other anti drink-drug ads, it does show a consequence that could reasonably happen in real life rather than going overboard and showing something extreme.

Category:

Education

Tags:

• drunk
• alcohol
• drinking
• New
• Zealand

[TheReporter5000]

Why didnt they do somethin instead of looking at him weirdly

[bukster1]

@TheReporter5000 Yes a few people including my wife have pointed that out. The guy was obviously drunk, so they should have said something. However, they all just stood around watching until wham - the kids gets it.

[toocaran1]

Flying my nephew around like an aeroplane. Nek minute...

[BootyFister]

@unitednudistmop But South Africans do that when they're sober. lololol

[lucasdc87]

One of the funniest ads I've ever ever seen on my life!

I'm not ashamed to say that:-)

[dadsoldtapes]

@bukster1 You even see the woman that would later throw him out of the party in disgust at 0:03

[33guyfawkes]

alcohol should be banned! it is disgusting and corrupting!

[iEnvYouS]

GET OUT

[Rawkage]

Party Hard!

[turtleondope]

@mrzanretsuken Ha!

[lockeyourcock]

@Darkfalky You're trying too hard to be clever.

[Darkfalky]

@lockeyourcock How is the amendment granting the New Zealand General Assembly the right to amend the Constitution Act relevant to you guys' pissy argument?

[mrzanretsuken]

Press six to smash the little fuck into a shelf!

[TheDammerboy]

flawless victory