Political Spoofs as a Protest

Hillary Clinton for Sunsilk

The talented artist at Pretty On The Outside has created this artistic spoof of Hillary Clinton for Sunsilk campaign as a protest of the way the candidates have been acting. He finds it "odd that our presidential candidates are dancing on Ellen, appearing on Saturday Night Live, and worst of all, being interviewed by Tyra?"

He asks, "What's next? Will Barack have to appear on an American Idol results show? Will Hillary have to put out a Timerlake/ Timbaland produced track? "

I myself have found it hard to swallow when I saw Barack on Tyra. It's one thing to reach out to the young generation, but it does not mean you have to make a fool of yourself!

A portrait of Hilary is created in the same style of the recent Sunsilk "Life Can't Wait" campaign with Madonna, Shakira and Monroe. The image is complete with little Hilary's in the hair...

Trend Themes
1. Political Spoofs - Artistic spoofs of political figures as a form of protest.
2. Celebrity Campaign Appearances - Candidates appearing on popular shows as a means of gaining youth voter support.
3. Critiques of Political Marketing Strategies - Critiques of the use of popular media in presidential campaigns.
Industry Implications
1. Marketing and Advertising - Opportunities to explore new marketing strategies that are more authentic and less gimmicky.
2. Political Activism - Exploration of alternative forms of political protest and activism.
3. Entertainment - Opportunities to symbiotically incorporate important societal and political messages in popular media.

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