Rhetorical Analysis Of Dr Pepper Ten Advertisements

Men in America in the twenty first century stereotypically associate diet drinks to be intended towards woman audience. The first diet drink was made in 1952 with sugar free ginger ale and throughout the decades to where we are at know with many diet drinks to choose from. This dr pepper ad for their manly diet drink Dr pepper ten uses a strong man doing plenty of thing you can conceder manly all while enjoying the diet drink. The creator of the dr. pepper ad uses stereotypical masculinity, tone and the rhetorical device pathos to show that it’s just for men Even though anyone can enjoy a diet soda. Dr pepper decided to put the slogan not for woman to show men they don’t have to be embarrassed being caught drinking dr pepper ten because it specifically says it’s not for woman. The dr pepper ten ad using masculinity toward men by choosing the setting to be in a …show more content…
I know many are saying how is a random guy qualified to give us info to sell this info well if I’m right he is an special forces of some kind and when you think of army or special forces fighting you think of men and I know now woman are involved in army combat but in 2011 when the commercial came out woman where not allowed to be in combat that was only implemented in 2013 so thinking why is a man only allowed to tell the consumers to buy and drink dr pepper ten because at the time men where only allowed in combat which the consumer associated it with being manly to be in the army or special forces which gave the strong man the authority to give us the information we need to buy the product which is not much but that it has 10 manly calories and twenty three flavors of dr pepper and obviously he does drink dr pepper throughout the commercial which says he knows and enjoys the drink himself which would make him the best kid of man to be qualified to give information on dr pepper