CURE Auto Insurance Ad
Sunday, May 17th, 2009 at
1:30 pm
u2bemark asked:
CURE Auto Insurance Ad that crosses the line re: language. Granted it is surprising and a little humorous but it lowers the line of where vulgarity is acceptable. This one aired during halftime of Rutgers vs USF, October 18, 2007. It was NOT the first time it has been aired. The full ad is a series of 3 mini-ads played one after the other. The first two were tame, then this was the last.
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Filed under: Auto Insurance
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Unbeliveable they cursed on this commersial
I saw this on TV and was rolling. Awesome commercial.
he said (bleep) them. lol…
this was just played a few minutes ago during the superbowl commercial, first time ive seen it and took me back abit. thanx for posting it, still laugh every time
yea… so way to look like a dumbass u2bemark
Possibly, but CURE wasn’t the only one to do that, Progressive, State Farm, and Safe Auto also have that policy, or something very similar to it.
Was he also the genius that did the commercial before this that said your prior accidents don’t matter?
Because that was the sole reason I left this “reciprocal” auto insurance company. I didn’t want my rates to go up because CURE brought in all these bad drivers.
I worked at Cure when this comemrical started airing, it was the brain child of one of the founders kids (who is a exec VP with the company) Everyone who was involved thought it was a great comemrcial, and really if you think about it, points out how the other companies try and **** you over with the “what’s your income” and “did you finish college” questions, cause if we learn anything from celebrities, more money doesn’t mean better drivers.
my brothers and i kept rewinding this commercial. great stuff. only seen it once on tv tho, think it was pulled
it’s a funny commercial because it’s something that you wouldn’t espect from a car insurance ad. anyone who saw this commercial on regular tv can’t say they didn’t ***** a smile after getting slapped in the face with a bleeped out f-bomb from a car insurance mascot. it’s not trying to be risky or anything like that it’s just funny. So Nyiddle, stop sounding to sound like an intellectual and just learn to recognize and appreciate some humor.
You’re a retard.
Get the **** out of your ass, please.
It’s a funny commercial.
Well of course the commercial works considering that the folks on YouTube watching this commercial are of the exact crowd I specify in my previous comment.
I’m not saying the commercial doesn’t work, the comments show it works perfectly, but I mean I was kinda hoping people would be smart enough to say “That’s just dumb…” and not say “OMGF BEST COMERSHUL EVUR”
Lmao, I saw this commercial last night on Comedy Central. I couldn’t stop laughing. :c
Thanks for adding some sanity to the discussion.
Is saying “it’s not hip, it’s not cool”, hip and cool?
Unfortunately, I think the commercial works.. if the majority of these comments is any indication.
This commercial is really just dumb, i mean in my opinion it’s doesn’t sound “risky” or “funny” at all, it’s like if my 90 year old grandpa were to say “YO WUSUP G HOW YOU DOIN”. it’s not hip, it’s not cool, it’s just an obvious grab to try and appeal to a younger crowd.
dumb. swearing can be funny, but this is just stupid.
seriously, parents want to complain about every show on comedy central. are they forgetting that it is a cable network with half their shows being partially or completely uncensored?
this is my favorite commrcial
This kind of commercial makes me want to use them.
Just saw that commercial on Comedy Central. I laughed so hard. Awesome.
yeh i live in jersey n seen this commercial and was DYIN laughin
actually a lot of commercials now are having balls and are showing risky things. but they are quickly pulled only after a few times it has been aired because all it takes is one complaining mother to start a war with the other mothers and blame television that this is inappropriate for their kids to hear. which i hate because it’s not the televisions fault. it’s the parents fault for not setting a block on television, or just refusing to not let them watch tv.
i jus saw this on my 9 lol its 4 30 lol
Some car insurance companies, credit scores, and education have to do with driving… f*** them. What? Can’t say f***?
I heard this on YES at 11 i was laughing sooooooo hard and i couldn’t believe it.