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Typecast Mockery
Traditionally taboo stereotypes become a lighthearted but edgy source of humor
Implications - Today’s humor is truly uninhibited, with traditionally unacceptable subject matter, such as stereotypes, becoming the basis of jokes. At times shocking, stereotype mockery can signify the comfortable self-ownership of a consumer, who might consider themselves a member of the sub-group at which they laugh. As casual attitudes and decreased sensitivity continue to grow, so too does the amount of risk a marketer or brand can take in capturing consumer attention.
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Personified Website StereotypesThe Social Media Class of 2011 is the Web's Pop Culture PrequelThere are many who struggle to define social networking, but few examples come cross as funny as the Social Media Class of 2011 by Flowtown.
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