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Boost Mobile Airport Commercial With Kid in Crate
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What's Your Take: Upset by Boost Mobile's Airport Commercial?

This commercial has me scratching my head: The last animal-related, controversial Verizon LG Dare commercial I recall was from a few years back, but this message is also about mobile phones and totally baffling.
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This commercial has me scratching my head:


The last animal-related, controversial Verizon LG Dare commercial I recall was from a few years back, but this message is also about mobile phones and totally baffling. Huh. I may be sensitive because of those poor puppies that recently passed, but share your opinions of the clip in the comments below.

Boost Mobile's New Commercial Shows a Man Carrying Another Man in a Baby Carrier
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Boost Mobile Does It Again With an Uncanny Commercial

Boost Mobile is back with another one of their eyebrow raising commercials, which is a part of their Unwronged video series.
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Boost Mobile is back with another one of their eyebrow raising commercials, which is a part of their Unwronged video series. It wasn't too long ago I was pointing out the strangeness of the last TV ad, and now the cell phone company is back with this interesting number. Promoting their $50 a month unlimited plan, which is free from hidden fees, these commercials may be just what society needs right now — a good phone deal and some wacky entertainment.

The Boost Mobile Commercial Uses Armpit Hair to Say Hidden Cell Phone Fees Are Wrong
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The Boost Mobile Armpit Hair Commercial: Huh?

I get the main point of this commercial: that it's wrong for cell phone companies to charge hidden fees, sure.
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I get the main point of this commercial: that it's wrong for cell phone companies to charge hidden fees, sure. But why exactly is waist-length female armpit hair used to make this point? Are we supposed to be grossed out? Think it's "wrong," like the woman asks? I just think it's weird. Of course, it's not my first time being completely flummoxed by a tech ad.