Exactly—I felt that same frustration. The way the film showed racial injustice through both the police brutality and how the community was treated made it hit even harder. It was definitely a hard watch but it was so important to see the rawness.

I totally agree! Those colors and angles almost made me feel anxious. It was like the tension never let up. I noticed the low angles made the characters feel boxed in, which added to the tension building up in every scene.

This is genuinely a great analysis. Grammarly taps into student based anxieties around professionalism especially when it comes to writing papers or even emails. The ad definitely plays on fear appeal and how media reinforces societal pressure to “sound smart” online.

I really love how you pointed out the snob appeal in this ad. I noticed how it reflects how luxury brands use trending famous person testimonials like Margot Robbie, who played in the Barbie movie, to boost credibility. This totally ties into how media shapes class identity too.

I want to emphasize on miscommunication! I’ve read countless comments on viral TikTok videos of people arguing over misinformation. There are many TikTok users out there who don’t know how to differentiate AI generated news VS genuine news. Many study’s show how AI can’t verify scientific accuracy.

I agree with you and I’m glad some people are aware of AI advancements. You can never be too sure of what you see on the media. This brings back so much value to fact checking. I brought up voice mimicking as well! AI seems to be advancing as our society evolves and it doesn’t look so good.