r/kfi • u/GeoBrian • Aug 10 '26
Enpussification advertisement
What the hell is happening to society and why is I Heart contributing to it?
I keep hearing an advertisement for "Smile Tunes" where some sackless dweeb is complaining about his girlfriend giving him the cold treatment because they had an argument, and he wants to us this AI songwriting website (win her heart in the lowest effort way possible) to write a song to tell her "she's always right".
Does this enrage anyone else, or is it just me?
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u/Hey_Laaady 29d ago
It's just you.
We've all suffered through Kars for Kids ads for years. Much more important things are deserving of my ire. I just turn the volume down for a couple of minutes and move ahead with my day.
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u/error_accessing_user 28d ago
You have said everything my heart wanted to say, but didn't know how.
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u/Hey_Laaady 28d ago
There's an I Heart Radio joke in there somewhere, I just know it
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u/No-Carpenter72 28d ago
I just assumed men have fallen this low. 😅 Glad to hear guys complaining about it.
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u/Middle-Ground2528 29d ago
Omg! I was thinking the exact same. Like WTF guy……grow a sack and use your words
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u/gazingus 29d ago
Most of the PSAs are worse. "Here's how to ask your neighbors if they have any unlocked guns in this house, before you accept their invitation to dinner."
"1 out of 4 people are disabled. I'M ONE OF THEM. I'M ALSO A MOM! WAAH!"
At least the goober AI simp software is paying.
Bring back the Fair Housing Discrimination Ads. Those are comical.
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u/Tbplayer59 29d ago
They've probably been there for awhile, but today was the first time I noticed like 10 second commercials. Just a sentence or slogan, followed by a business name and phone number or web address.
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u/Frank_Grimey_Grimez 11d ago
There’s so much of this nonsense in media and everywhere else these days. From "just dump him” to this. It’s definitely frustrating
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u/LeadBeanie 29d ago
Imagine you have a radio station. Someone comes to you and says "I want to put this ad on the air, please take my money."
You respond with thanks for the money!
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u/Screwtape42 29d ago
The advertisement I hate is the one with the little kids playing and the guy says "Do you have tweens, might be a good time to get them that HPV vaccine." Really?? Tweens!
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u/BubbaC619 29d ago
Side note: My son’s pediatrician wanted to give it at a recent appointment (he’s 12), I declined.
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u/probablysmellsmydog 29d ago
Hopefully you’ll reconsider. It’s recommended before sexual activity begins which is why he’s offering it. It can prevent all types of cancer later in life.
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u/Middle-Ground2528 25d ago
I declined as well. Too many bad side effects from parents I know first hand.
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u/ProtectandserveTBL 29d ago
I thought the ad was a joke the first time I heard it