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I don’t get it.
My husband says Nike is brilliant. The person who came up with this is absolutely brilliant. He says it’s raw and honest, and shaming. And it’s what everyone is thinking.
Oh well… I still don’t get it.
Thanks for sharing your opinion Matt but I respectfully disagree. The spot adds further tarnish to my view of both the Woods and Nike brands, just when I was willing to refocus on his golf game and forget about the stuff that has been going on with his reputation. The deceased father factor and disingenuous nature of the spot outweighs the fact that it’s caused a reaction in me. The reaction is purely negative. I also think that it’s selfish timing with the Masters going on. Ah well, thanks again for the post.
Agreed. Thanks for the analysis.
Certainly, no one will close this or turn it off.
What I do wonder is, is this a rebranding of the Tiger Brand?
Agree 100%! I was out with some friends last night and that commercial became the focus of our conversation at one point. People bashed it, people liked it, but either way they were talking about it.
Please, please, please proof what you post before you post it. Your vs. you’re.
Your grammar is indicative of your ability to communicate and right now, you’re not doing well.
OK I guess it *is* brand building if you’re going the creepy angle. The Parodies being made are far more authentic and “real”. http://www.popeater.com/2010/04/08/tiger-woods-nike-commercial-parodies
Autheticity used to carry a certain cache because it implied a vision (utopian albeit) of elightened thought and action which carried burdens as well as benefits. But the reality of authenticity in practice is more towards: I do what I want, and now how can I turn that to my benefit. I have no moral screed for woods or nike. They do what they feel they need to do. But I tend to lean away from the brand building / “emotion stirring” at any cost.
You can post a video on YouTube of a car wreck where someone gets their head sheared off, and it will get millions of views and be talked about. That doesn’t make it effective. Nike successfully dodged association with Tiger Woods’ scandal, until now. By creating something that is so directly tied to his personal troubles, they, and Tiger have turned the discussion from something that may not be anyone’s business, to something that definitely is. And that is to the detriment of both the Tiger brand and the Nike brand. So, the commercial is a #FAIL
Elizabeth, I cannot find the “your” vs. “you’re” issue you are talking about. I put it up on Twitter, nobody there found it either. I’m all for proofreading and make plenty of mistakes, but I don’t think I did this time.
Matt
as I was reading the first sentence of your post, I decided to watch the ad first and then come back and read your thoughts on it.
Immediately after having watched the ad the first and only thought that entered my mind quite clearly and loud was:
“Forgiveness”
Hi Matt, I saw your blog while writing my own on Tiger this week, and even though I disagree with you, I think your best point is this–that we’re all talking about it. I’m sure Nike has been talked about more than any other sportswear company these past two weeks. And that is often the goal of advertising.
I’d be interested to see if there’s a marked difference in reactions between men and women. And, my guess is I would buy the Adidas because the emotion I was left with for Nike was negative. I understand why they tried this approach–and the words are perfect. But the fact that Tiger’s father was unfaithful and the fact that Tiger is seen as quite arrogant should have made Nike choose a different direction.
Oh yeah, I agreed with you about The View too!