Analysis Of Skittles

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SunDrop it Like its Hot The first commercial that comes to mind are the Skittles commercials. They are usually weird and old school. The people in the commercials are not celebrities; they are average looking people. It is the saying at the end of the commercial that make it the most memorable. They use the phrase, “See the rainbow. Taste the rainbow.” Before the commercial say “Skittles” I can usually tell that it is a Skittles commercial because of the setting and actors they use in their commercials. The effectiveness of this commercial for me is high because it makes me appreciate how funny it is and I want to give them my business. The creative element is great. The catching saying at the end is memorable. The commercial’s information

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