The general theme of the ad seems to be "look at all the totally fun shit you can do in a Snuggie!" This totally fun shit includes, but is not limited to:
- Raising the roof
- Pouring coffee and doing a butt bump with your significant other
- Playing Pictionary
- Doing a shitload of waving 'hello' to a camera
Whereas all men pictured alone wear Snuggies in bachelor-friendly shades of mustard and forest green:
But notice what happens when Snuggie owners couple up!
They abandon their bachelor/bachelorette Snuggies in favor of simple, coordinated blue and pink Snuggies! And then they make their children do the same, creating entire color-coordinated, be-Snuggied families.
(By the way: ff this was how families really looked, then the plastic game pieces in the Life board game would have seemed like way more realistic representations of us.)
What conclusions can we draw from this information? I don't know if I am smart enough to tell you. However, I bet I know who probably is:
Not sure if I linked you to this before, but someone at my alma mater made an entertaining video featuring the Snuggie:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w7hMjj4huXw
Posted by: matt | Oct 01, 2009 at 10:45 PM
hahaha, i like
Posted by: Lauren | Oct 02, 2009 at 03:17 PM
Troubling me about the commercial is the prominently featured "cold man sans Snuggie" in the front row of the crowd at the athletic event. This fool who forgot his Snuggie is forced to opt out of doing the wave, as he's so cold that he must hug himself for warmth. But it's not as though this man came to the game entirely unprepared. He's wearing an f-ing coat! So, the claim being made here is that attending an outdoor event *in a coat* is inferior to attending in a Snuggie? I'll maybe believe a Snuggie is a worthwhile garment if you happen to live in a drafty house, and feel awkward wearing a coat around the house. But, when going outdoors? That's what coats are made for!
Posted by: Irate | Nov 07, 2009 at 11:04 AM
http://www.weezersnuggie.com/
Even Weezer likes snuggies. These things are big at my office, though I have to admit this is closely related to the sub-zero average temperature.
Posted by: Mike | Nov 09, 2009 at 08:47 PM