GoDaddy Kills Controversial Super Bowl Ad
[su_right_ad]Animal lovers exploded on social media when word of the ad came out.
According to reports, the popular website-building service has ultimately decided not to air the Super Bowl ad they had originally planned to air during the big game after it sparked uproar online. The ad was released early by the company, and almost immediately, people accused them of condoning the sale of puppies, as the commercial features a puppy trying to find its way home. Once the puppy reaches its owners, the viewer learns that the owners are happy to have been reunited with the animal because they just sold it on a website built with GoDaddy.
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tiredoftea January 28th, 2015 at 10:58 am
Good, that means their suggestive commercials with scantily clad women will continue! Now, if I only watched the stupor bowl, I’d be looking forward to them.
fancypants January 28th, 2015 at 11:09 am
I liked how the commercial ends suggesting how some on the right sell things they don’t have.
it reminds me of the financial times we are in now. The gop must be looking around our country to see what can be sold after they win the presidential race.
Go ahead and run the commercial….
jstsmlbrlcnsrvtvguy January 28th, 2015 at 12:08 pm
Now that I’ve seen the ad, I feel perfectly entitled to have an opinion on whether or not people should be allowed to see it. Thank you.