In this advertisement for Sour Patch Kids it is telling you that they are sour then they are sweet when you eat them. Sour Patch Kids is trying to get you to buy their candy which is Sour Patch Kids. This advertisement is saying that if you eat them they will be sour at first but then they will be sweet. For this ad the age group of the audience is teenagers because in the advertisement the main character was a teenager. The audience can also be for about four and up because it is candy and a lot of younger and older people like candy not just teens. The first thing you see is a teenage girl coming home at night. When she opens the door the Sour Patch Kids turn the light on and start blowing air horns. …show more content…
The lifestyle they created in this ad was a basic lifestyle nothing extra fancy or anything. Family values are implied in this ad because it has the family in it. In this ad they implied that she would get in trouble without them showing it. Her parents came downstairs and had a tone with her because it was so late and she wasn't supposed to be out. They used Pathos in this ad because the wanted you to feel bad for the girl. Sour patch kids wanted you to feel bad for her because she came home past her curfew and was about to get in trouble. They also used logos because they used facts in the ad. They said that the Sour Patch Kids are sour then they are sweet. The name goes along with it perfectly because they are sour and they are in the shape of kids. In this ad they were proving that the candy is sour then sweet. What I can conclude by looking at this ad is that they used good techniques to try to sell their candy. They used detail and things that people like to try to get them to buy it. The ad is not realistic because candy can not talk or give you clothes to put on or get you out of situations you don't want to be in. Therefore the ad is not realistic because candy cannot do that