Does anyone know....

[cee-dee]

In the Knorr advert, can anyone fathom out what the little girl says to the chap who replies "Bit of a tight squeeze"?

I can't understand why, when companies are trying to promote their products they have people speaking in their adverts who just gabble instead of speaking properly. It's not just the Knorr advert, there's plenty of others that take a few viewings to work out what the heck they're saying and it's not just me, I've spoken to a few people who think the same.

[*guinevere*]

East peasy - she says,  "Can Blimbliberate come?" Nothing wrong with my ears! 😄

[kidmore_kats]

"do you guys live in our cupboard"

Fortunately I speak fluent Young

[margaret*e]

I've been trying for ages to make out what she said.😁

[cee-dee]

Me too, hence the thread.

[tressygirl]

Yep, I agree with kats, it's  ' Do They live in my cupboard'

Referring to the knorr  stock thingies, as the opening shot is the Hairy Bikers in her cupboard !

@cee-dee 

[cee-dee]

In spite of the assertions of #3 & #6, I still can't make top nor tail of what that girl says, it's just gabble!

[four_mid_able]

It's just "clever" advertising.It makes no difference whether you understand what is said or not.

The manufacturers rely on their advert sticking in your mind somewhere so when you are out shopping and you see the logo you "might" buy it not really knowing why.

It all comes down to making sales ,it's the reverse of power selling,probably comes under "subliminal".

Hence the opening post goes viral and companies make more sales.KERCHING.

Sadly landfill's fill up quicker.

[cee-dee]

It sure sticks in my mind but only because if the way the people in the advert gabble. Apart fron the child, the bloke says "A bit of a tate squeeze." Tate? It's tight?

The advert was "on" twice during the last hour and it still sound an unintellible gabble!!!

[right-then-petal]

It Do'nt Even Show Up In Subtittle's  

[cee-dee]

Going back to how on earth the advertisers think some of their stupid ads will actually encourage sales of their product, that idiotic, slurping advert for pot noodles has been on five times tonight during the times when I was watching TV. I think it'd be more likely to discourage sales?

What do others think if it?

[*guinevere*]

Yep, me too. I also hate the Tesco "I've got the power" one. I have to mute the TV!

[right-then-petal]

I Think The Idea Behind A Stupid  Garbled Advert Is To Get People Talking About It

That Way You Remember The Product

[cee-dee]

Yes, remember the product right enough, remember to avoid it and the ignorant people probably partaking of it!

[tressygirl]

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@*guinevere* wrote:

Yep, me too. I also hate the Tesco "I've got the power" one. I have to mute the TV!

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I agree that surely has to be near the tops for The Most Irritating Award.

On the reverse,  I love the Cadbury choc advert where little girl buys a bar of chocolate for her mum with plastic coins , not enough so she adds a little unicorn,  only to be given the unicorn back as ' change' !

A real  'Aaaah'  moment !

[*guinevere*]

@tressygirl  someone wrote on here recently about that ad - when the child leaves the shop and goes to mum, the telephone box has disappeared! So I checked because I'm such a sad person - and it has!

[tressygirl]

Oh that now leaves me waiting for the ad to reaappear to check too.

Love these tv / movie bloopers, equally sad here !

[cee-dee]

No need to wait, here's the full advert (not the cut-down version):-

[margaret*e]

I hate that one too.

is it me or is her hair different too when she comes out of the shop.

[margaret*e]

Hate it, makes me feel like putting my foot through the tv.