Hey Hey - Is This Racist KFC cricket ad.

Hey Hey - Is This Racist KFC cricket ad

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[sandmany123]

What if an African American was batting for Australia and the crowd was chickens and they were eating crumbed Australians? See, it can be done tastefully and not offend anyone. I just don't think that the ad company was trying hard enough.

[QuestionsInYoMouf]

... how is that racist? if i was surrounded by people i didnt know and wanted to mingle id totally be all. dude have some kfc and theyd be like FUCK YEA! then id be like yay i have friends and my mom would be like no you dont go get a job and then id cry

[TheFeralFlicks]

Only black people can like fried chicken? That's racist.

[TLKaRizMa]

racist? nope...

[yordan93]

@intereactive yeah and btw no shit it Australian, it was like every second ad on channel 9 last summ

[yordan93]

@intereactive haha bit behind the times buddy, American racial rights groups were commenting that this ad protrays the typical African American stereotype, even though they are from the west indies.

[intereactive]

@yordan93 It's Australian, I've seen it at home. LOL

[BlurbFish]

So black people are offended because they are portrayed as people who like deep-fried chicken?

[Sipifok]

@maxbarnett000 uncomfortable because hes team is losing and his oposition is cheering so he shared hes lunch with them, FUCK SAKE U WHINY BITCH THE ONLY REASON U SEE THIS AS RACIST IS BECAUSE UR FUCKING RACIST. Is this how u cunts act if someone gives out free food???? Harden the fuck up u woosy cunts who think this is racist.

[HerrUhyre]

I lol'd

[irishgodfatherchris]

@maxbarnett000 @tempPEBO the whole point of the ad is that he's an Australian fan surrounded by fans of the West Indies (hence the different shirt colours he's wearing a 1970's cricket shirt) skin colour has nothing to do with it

[irishgodfatherchris]

@tempPEBO the whole point of the ad is that he's an Australian fan surrounded by fans of the West Indies (hence the different shirt colours he's wearing a 1970's cricket shirt)