Pretty much everyone complains about commercials these days, but the industry is necessary for the economy and it keeps businesses booming. You can argue the theory that people aren’t complaining about commercials because of the endless amount we see, but how terrible and boring they are. We can debate that if each commercial was more interesting, people would complain less about it. Just look at the Super Bowl, as people actually look forward to the commercials. If we have better commercials, the entire world would be better off. Until we reach that point, we have to just DVR and stream things if we don’t want to watch second rate commercials.
When it comes to commercials, professional athletes are always a prime target to help promote a product. We decided to research and find some of the dumbest and cringe-worthiness commercials ever created in the United States. Some of these commercials are so bad we might actually think they’re good. We all have our cult classic movie films that we adore, but people think are dumb, so the same can be applied to these commercials so don’t get upset if your favorite one is on the list. We also warn you that after reading this list, you may become more prone to doing the dumber things in life. Enjoy!
15. Charles Barkley Goes Fox Hunting
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Was fox hunting a thing back in the ‘90s? This commercial forces us to cry tears of pain, as the audience has to listen to Barkley talk in a gentlemanly way to promote a deodorant product. He’s telling us we need the “proper air,” yet the guy is riding a horse that probably relieved itself more than enough times to stink up the entire set.
Seriously, does anyone care about deodorant when they’re riding a horse, while hunting foxes no less? After his spiel of why you should use Right Guard, a woman rides up to him and smiles. As if hunting foxes is the perfect place to try and hit on a girl. This is just more ammunition for LeBron James to make fun of Barkley.
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