BKinder

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I wanted to end this off with a huge question mark, so I delved into “Hangover” style "what the hell is this” non-sequitur style humor. The premise is to elicit curiosity and promote further investigation.

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B-DinnerChat Advert Advertisement for Facebook, emphasizing a device-less dinner filled with respectful conversation and our unique and quirky colloquialisms.

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B-Mannered Advertisement Advert for Facebook comment threads. Again, resolving on the ‘wtf’ factor to elicit curiosity as to exactly what this thing is, while expressing a message of patience and dignity.

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YouTube B-Valued Advertisement YouTube Comments are often toxic. This advertisement offers an insight into how conversation works and can be applied in a digital context, adding value to the conversation rather than pointless vitriol.

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Facebook B-Arithmetic Advertisement In an effort to break down the not-entirely-subtle geometry of ideological flame wars on Facebook, this BKinder advert squarely (no pun intended) approaches the not-entirely-hidden emotions involved, recommending restraint and comfort rather than war.

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B-Troll-less Advertisement

Twitter Advertisement concerning trolling — one of the most challenging issues facing the publishing platform — making extensive use of Internet acronyms while simultaneously illustrating excess.

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BGamer Advertisement

Twitch — video streaming platform owned by Amazon.com — advertisement addressing the toxic nature of gaming while further targeting toxic language aimed at other gamers’ mothers/relatives (this is, and likely always will be, a thing).

Advertised before top streamers’ live feeds for Fortnite, Call of Duty, and various other top tier competitive video games.

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BKinder

‘Allo, Guv. So, we’ve been on walkabout and come across this Internet thing. And faith, we love it! We think it’s jim-spiffy. Yet ... then we got ta readin’ it, this Internet, this mass publication “platform” — an mahk moi words, Guv, a platform in moi toim was somethin’ ya stood on before diving headfirst inta a pool with proper knickers on — and it seems loik there’re lots of miserable people out there. So we came up with BKinder (though we kept the nouns because it seems to us too many staht-ups try to murder their nouns for no good reason) in an effort to promote good will, love, an’ ... well ... in all honesty, a vision for a bettuh werld. It’s not a myopic vision, ya understand, hindsoight bein’ 20/20 an’ all. It’s a vision that can bring some hope. Oi mean, the werld’s full ‘o ugly. An’ we can do bettuh.