<p>@dragonmom, I am not sure what you don’t get about about my statement. Most countries have an official language, but most of it citizens are at minimum bilingual. As I said, the US seems to pride itself at being monolingual, and that is unfortunate. Since someone posted a link, just as I thought, the participants spoke English as well. But there are so many folks about to lose their minds that “their” song was being “disrespected”, and omg there was a gay couple! The author of the song was a lesbian. There is nothing smart or great about a nation of people being proud that they only speak one language. Americans will remain proud and stubborn, as other nations zip right ahead of us. </p>
<p>I liked the Radio Shack commercial. It was pretty clever</p>
<p>I wasn’t impressed with the Coke commercial. Like Lergnom said or maybe he didn’t (I’m too lazy to go find his post), it was a lame attempt to try to recreat e the “I’d Like to Teach The World To Sing” commercial’s coolness factor. It wasn’t creative at all. A commercial has 2 seconds to catch my attention. Otherwise, I’m going to use it as a good time for a bathroom break. Well, I sat there and gave it a chance. It evoked as much feeling as the “It’s a Small World” Disney ride. So, just a meh. Perhaps, if they had used cute puppies and horses like the Bud commercial. Or used Alf, the Delorean and Bubo like the Radio Shack commercial.</p>
<p>I appreciate commercials that don’t try to be noticeably different. A girl can only take so much cute puppies and hot rides… 8-| </p>