Snickers Spain pulls advert after accusations of homophobia
Posted By: Ribicon, 8/6/2021 11:18:33 PM
Snickers in Spain has pulled a controversial advertisement and apologised for any “misunderstanding that may have been caused” after the 20-second film was widely condemned for being homophobic. The advert shows the Spanish influencer Aless Gibaja ordering a “sexy orange juice” while a friend trades puzzled looks with the waiter. The waiter responds by handing Gibaja a Snickers ice-cream bar, and after a bite, Gibaja appears to transform into a bearded man with a deep voice. “Better?” the friend asks. “Better,” replies the man as the tagline reads: “You’re not yourself when you’re hungry.” The advert was heavily criticised after it began circulating online this week,
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The ice cream bar transformed an irritating, mincing queen into a normal guy. The viewers inferred that the queen was a homosexual? Seems to me the complainers are guilty of stereotyping and should be chided themselves, per their own rulebook.