Brett Favre Hyundai Superbowl Ad

[PackersRS]

I'm personally not criticizing him for it. But to praise him for it??????

[SpartaChris]

I don't understand why the guy who created this thread thought:
a) We REAL Packer fans would care anything about Fraud's outtakes, and
b) Felt the need to spam our board with it.

[Forget Favre]

Originally Posted by SpartaChris

I don't understand why the guy who created this thread thought:
a) We REAL Packer fans would care anything about Fraud's outtakes, and
b) Felt the need to spam our board with it.

Good points.

I think we should show Hyundai that Packer fans don't care about them by not buying their cars for a while.

[jehowd]

The commercial, and along with the Sears' commercials prove that he has truly become a parody of himself. It's sickening actually.

[PFanCan]

Maybe Hyundai should create a commercial that allows viewers to answer the poll:

In all three photos shown below, what is Brett Favre watching?

A. The superior performance of the new 2010 Hyundai Sunata 4-door midsized sedan

B. His perfect pass thread the needle between triple coverage into his receiver's hands for the winning TD in a playoff game

C. The efficiency and charisma of Hyundai's 2010 Elantra Sedan

D. Something else

[Raptorman]

Originally Posted by Clay's Jock Strap

Well - I for one couldn't care less if favre does commercials or doesn't - I just don't want to watch them. These days I don't particularly care what he does or doesn't do - he's not a Packer anymore. I can see why many find his self deprecating Sears and Hundai commercials funny but I do find them a bit disingenuous. I don't find anything about the guy funny and him joking about his inability to make decisions IMO is one way for him to deflect and spin what happened in Green Bay as him simply not being able to make up his mind and the team moving on - when in reality that is the extremely condensed Reader's Digest version. I don't believe that for a minute, I think he knew exactly what he wanted to do and was very manipulative in order to get what he wanted. I think just about everything he did was to some degree calculated. I think the second after he was rebuffed in GB he knew he wanted to go play for our rivals to stick it to the powers that be in GB for not kowtowing to him anymore.

I think the commercials in question are light hearted attempts to make him look like a lovable good old boy who just can't make up his mind when reality couldn't be further from the truth.

But it is what it is and he is a Viking now. I no longer care what he says or does unless it somehow affects Green Bay or the Packers. Therefore, his commercials really don't register with me in any sort of amusing way - honestly, I don't even like looking at him if I don't have to. I really can't wait for the guy to retire just so he (hopefully) fades from the public eye. Although, he loves the spotlight so much I really doubt he ever lets that completely happen.

For someone who doesn't care what he does or doesn't do, you have an awful lot to say about the man.

[Clay's Jock Strap]

Originally Posted by Raptorman

For someone who doesn't care what he does or doesn't do, you have an awful lot to say about the man.

I have an opinion sure - does it bother me? No.

If someone asked me how I felt about many topics I'd have an opinion but that doesn't mean I really care what the people do.

So, are you trying to engage in legitimate discussion or stir up shit because I can do it either way with you - again, I don't care. Do I need to explain the difference or do you get it?