Mens Commercial Analysis

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I agree that it is mens women because the way the women in the commercial act around him. However the women didn't say the man up part it was the narrator but she did say it in a some what subtle way in her own words. I do think the miller lite commercial does overlap to also be a mens mens commercial. I think it could be a mens men commercial because it is a group of guys hanging out at the bar which is viewed as manly. In the essay or article that we had to read it said when there is a group of guys together doing manly things its a mens men commercial. It also said women aren't seen really in the mens men commercial, so it that way i see it also as a mens women. I don't really agree that the secret commercial is

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