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Old Commercials That Would Be “Politically Incorrect” Today

by Brad Rosenberg

Published August 1, 2017

Here is our collection of the most offensive ads from times past.

Goodyear: When ‘There’s No Man Around’ commercial (1960)

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  1. Monty Python Star John Cleese Says ‘Life Of Brian’ Will Not Remove ‘Politically Incorrect’ Scene
  2. Joy Behar Apologizes For “Incorrect” Statement On ‘The View’

Interesting marketing for the time. Corporate sexism or just a sign of the time? Possibly a sign of things to come?! Lilly Ledbetter sued Goodyear claiming she was paid less than men doing the same work.

Kool-Aid Kids In Japan Commercial (1960)

An extremely politically incorrect 1960 television commercial for Kool-Aid, featuring the Kool-Ad Kids visiting Japan (evidently in the 16th Century, too). Mel Blanc provides the voice of the Japanese Storyman.

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