http://youtube.com/watch?v=sq6yuxxU2ro
The overall aura of the commercial, and the woman in it.
Type this commercial and woman in it
http://youtube.com/watch?v=sq6yuxxU2ro
The overall aura of the commercial, and the woman in it.
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~an extraverted consciousness is unable to believe in invisible forces.
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She is ENFP, the aura is ENTJ I would say.
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Nothing could be morepolr than that, mhm...
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~an extraverted consciousness is unable to believe in invisible forces.
~a certain mysterious power that may prove terribly fascinating to the extraverted man, for it touches his unconscious.
Originally Posted by UDP
Nothing could be more
what are you referring to?
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~an extraverted consciousness is unable to believe in invisible forces.
~a certain mysterious power that may prove terribly fascinating to the extraverted man, for it touches his unconscious.
Aura - agreed
"Does it return the favor?" -
"pursuit" - rationality
"freedom" - EN
The face of a woman wasn't shown clearly, but I'd say she's more possible rational than irrational. Alsoin Ego very possible.
I think something like
The commercial is just not sexy to me at all.
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~an extraverted consciousness is unable to believe in invisible forces.
~a certain mysterious power that may prove terribly fascinating to the extraverted man, for it touches his unconscious.
HAhahaha!lol...
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The overall aura is, with
with some devaluing of
I think the commercial is more like ESTp; the woman (or the "character" she's playing) is closest to ENFj I'd think.
UDP, are you thinking of the car, or of the woman?
I can't stand anything about it.
The whole persona of the woman is not attractive or appealing to me. She does not seem feminine or very sincere, or enjoyable to be around. I think the premise of the commercial is foolish, "not turn you own, but does it return the favor" - makes me roll my eyes. I doubt I would get along well with the "character" the woman is playing.
The car may be cool in and of itself, but the aura of the commercial stands out such that I actually brought it up here - it is unusually unappealing to me. It seems fake and 'badass' for the sake of being 'badass'.
Granted, this is my excessive normative analysis of a car commercial, but still. Whenever it comes on in the TV I am reminded of how much I dislike it. It reminds me of a few people I suppose, who are also of the types Expat listed in the above post, believe it or not.
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~a certain mysterious power that may prove terribly fascinating to the extraverted man, for it touches his unconscious.
I thought it was Gamma or something but Expat's argument makes more sense.
I don't find it particularly appealing even if the underlying proposal does work for me in a way. I just find the commercial a bit artificial.
I thought of Gamma for a brief while. It doesn't put me off overall, and I liked the fact that it says that those little features don't matter, what matters is the performance -- but that's what I meant with "devaluing of
Saab (I think) had a very Gamma commercial - I couldn't find it. A guy is bored in a room fool of people watching and cheering a soccer game during a world cup. The bored guy slips away quietly. Next, he's happily driving his Saab fast on the empty streets of Barcelona (since everyone else stayed home to watch the cup). Now that's a fully Gamma commercial. But I can't find it.
The woman seemed ISTp to me. Slow talking relaxed sitting, talking about some stuff that made no sense to me... Her voice is weak, no liveliness. How you present your idea seems less important than the idea itself and I can't see thevaluing in that. As you watch the commercial, you can almost feel the soft texture of the car, the velvety shine of the road... The sound reflects the serenity of the luxurious drive, the close-up to the leather seat makes you imagine how it would feel against your skin. I do not see the
The idea of the car returning the favor sounds quite appealing to me. At first I was confused but then I got the image that turning the key brings the car to life and then it felt like the car owed something to the owner.
EIE, ENFj, intuitive subtype.
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Those were fleeting moments, the overall focus of the video is onAs you watch the commercial, you can almost feel the soft texture of the car, the velvety shine of the road... The sound reflects the serenity of the luxurious drive, the close-up to the leather seat makes you imagine how it would feel against your skin. I do not see the
No. She wasn't devaluingI saw devaluing in the general idea of pointing out that the small details arent't important (even if, as I said, it also called attention to them).
To me, the car looks awesome. Because when I drive I want to actually feel like I'm driving. Not some airy pathetic thing. Totally annoys me. A car should feel earthly and like...you're actually doing something.
Fleeting moments? They take up nearly most of the video.Those were fleeting moments,
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