The believe the concept of this ad is the trusting relationship between a valet and a client. When you hand your keys over to a valet, you expect a sober, responsible valet, so by throwing this dynamic for a loop, this ad cleverly approaches the issue of drunk driving, concluding with the statement: "Never let a drunk driver take your car. Even if that driver is you." You wouldn't knowingly hand your keys over to a drunk valet, so why would you yourself get behind the wheel while intoxicated.
Friday, September 28, 2012
Drunk Valet Concept
Drunk driving campaigns are normally emotional appeals, showing viewers horrific accidents which incite fear or sadness. This particular campaign takes a different approach to this issue entirely.
The believe the concept of this ad is the trusting relationship between a valet and a client. When you hand your keys over to a valet, you expect a sober, responsible valet, so by throwing this dynamic for a loop, this ad cleverly approaches the issue of drunk driving, concluding with the statement: "Never let a drunk driver take your car. Even if that driver is you." You wouldn't knowingly hand your keys over to a drunk valet, so why would you yourself get behind the wheel while intoxicated.
The believe the concept of this ad is the trusting relationship between a valet and a client. When you hand your keys over to a valet, you expect a sober, responsible valet, so by throwing this dynamic for a loop, this ad cleverly approaches the issue of drunk driving, concluding with the statement: "Never let a drunk driver take your car. Even if that driver is you." You wouldn't knowingly hand your keys over to a drunk valet, so why would you yourself get behind the wheel while intoxicated.
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