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One of the most egregious rip-offs I’ve seen is from my home country in America. It was a powerful to me at the time. You see a mother feed baby food to what looks like someone in a high chair, but you kinda doubt it’s a baby because they’re making no sound. She says, “Maybe after this, we can go to the park. You always like to go to the park, don’t you?” Then her lip quivers, and she starts to break down crying. Then we see clearly that’s it’s a young man in a wheelchair, and even though he has a flat expression, a tear trickles from his eye. Then the tag line comes up, “Drink and Drive, and You Can be Young Forever.” I think that’s clearly a ripoff of the “Dave, Just One More” PIF from England, just with more sticky pathos like most PSAs in my country.

@bryneff

2 жыл бұрын

I can tell that it's a blatant rip-off of that one just by your description of it. Also, personally speaking, the tagline sucks.

Never would I have thought I’d see British Top Chef. That’s honestly so strange how similar the two are - both mention fiancés/marriage on the weekend -ofc the burns - slips - the ‘I’m about to have a terrible accident’ line. That PSA seems so familiar though,when did it come out? (Not the Canadian vers ofc)

@bryneff

4 ай бұрын

I think it was 2009, two years after the Canadian original.

@Ciaraahah

4 ай бұрын

@@bryneff do you know the official name for it? I’d like to see if I could find it elsewhere ;)

@bryneff

4 ай бұрын

@@Ciaraahah No I don't, sorry.

@Ciaraahah

4 ай бұрын

@@bryneff nah it’s alr,I’ll have a look round for it

Hay ejemplos de PSA a los que les hicieron una reedicion: -How Much is the Doggie in the Windows?: a ese le eliminaron la pistola apuntandole al perro, un niño está cantando y se muestran los precios de manutención de un perro. -Smokey the Bear: En la reedición, cuando Joanna se quita la "máscara" esta tiene los ojos cerrados y pusieron a Smokey más amigable -Safe a Life, Jacqeline Saburido: existe una versión en inglés y otra al español. Como dato, este es un remake de otro comercial sobre fumadores en los 80s

@bryneff

9 ай бұрын

Las reediciónes del mismo PSA son triviales para mí...

Some great comparisons! And a bunch of my personal nightmare fuel as well. I think some of these, there's no clear winner - such as the smoking ones. Both horrifying in their own way (though I'm slightly partial to the South African one). For the "freeze" idea of an impending traffic accident, that US texting one is awful; the acting is particularly bad. My favorite in that general category is the Thai one of the couple on their motorbike. Have you seen the ripoff (from somewhere in the Middle East, I forget exactly where) of "Julie"? It's pretty sad, especially the way the son who's not wearing a seatbelt just sort of lazily flops toward the driver. Unintentional comedy!

@bryneff

4 жыл бұрын

I actually was going to include the Thai ad and have it paired with NZTA's "Stop" but felt it wasn't worth it. Also, I've not seen that one. I have however seen the Turkish rip-off of Queensland Transport's most notorious shocker ("Stroller/Pram", whatever it's called). If anything I would've included that but I felt I didn't want to scare people again after that bit of "Top Chef".

@justeddsworld10

2 жыл бұрын

@@bryneff BTW, That's from the same creator as that Shame Rip-Off you Included. I actually seen more ripoffs from them. They're name is WHO and did have some original PIFs that are clever and also unintentionally funny.

can you give me the link to the nigeria ad?

@bryneff

5 ай бұрын

I don't have it, sorry.

You should have also compared "Going Out in Style" by Partnership for a Drug-free America and that one anti-speeding pif by Scottish Office, both involving a twist with a man dressing up in a tux being dead. And feedback: can you also include the year, along with the country, in your compilations for convenience sake

@bryneff

3 жыл бұрын

I never knew of that one from the Scottish Office, to be honest. Also, personally, there's no point including years in each PIF I show when there's some that have no year known. Although, the only time I did that was for the NSPCC Full Stop compilation.

@apeculiarmingvase3800

3 жыл бұрын

@@bryneff kzread.info/dash/bejne/qollr6SIocy4lpM.html

@apeculiarmingvase3800

3 жыл бұрын

@@bryneff Or maybe, just show the year if it is known. Otherwise, do the usual.

10:28 omg he got a white eyes

American version of "Mistakes" is just so poor