Posted on 12/12/2013 4:10:49 PM PST by ConservativeInPA
Check out this Alphacat video from Covered California spoofing the song “Drop It Like It’s Hot” and post your thoughts in the comments. The video is part of the White House’s new celebrity PR push to get young people to enroll in Obamacare. Do you think this video is effective or not?
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I bet the Young People this ad is supposed to target are rolling in the aisles laughing at it!
This is what our government has to stoop to, to get it’s lies across.
Ouch!
you are probably correct. My teenage daughter saw it and just shook her head. Understand she listens to Christian rock and Country. No rap.
The White House is betting that not all the people stupid enough to sign up already have.
“inner city trash”?........Oh my, ‘dats wayciss!! (juz axed one of ‘em!).
You have no idea, well maybe you can imagine, what came out of mouth when I saw the video on Greta. It was a racially tinged ad hominem attack laced with sentence enhancers that cannot be posted on FR.
Use reverse psych. Random crappy rap tune (no rhythym or rhyme or brain).
“Dat MoFobma don’t want you to sign up fo dat helfcare. You show duh MAN he can go eff hisself. You goan sign up fo it no matta what he say. You know it be free and MoFobama doan want you gettin no mo free sheet. He only want duh free sheet fo duh rich wyatt folks! He doan want no poe black keeds gettin no free sheet! Sign up, dammit, sign up. Show dat MoFobama cracker you ain goan listen to him. Sign up. Sign up! You doan sign up, I goan come over you house an beat the sheet out you, chile!! So, sign up, dammit, sign up!” REPEAT 65 times.
This tune is copyrighted, obama, so hands off MoFobama, hands off.
The Creep Uncle Sam videos were better, much better.
Everyone understands the “Don’t Let Uncle Sam Play Doctor!” line.
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