Burger King SpongeBob Square Butts Commercial

by Scott Beale on April 22, 2009 · 53 comments

The Burger King ads just keep getting stranger with this recent SpongeBob SquarePants meets Sir-Mix-Alot remix commercial.

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1 Mike Bolger April 22, 2009 at 9:43 am

“Baby Got Back” needs to go on a time-out.

Put a moratorium on that song for like 5 years. After 5 years you can put it in another commercial or Shriek movie, but for now it needs to go on a time out.

It reminds me of that creepy android human Duracell advertising campaign. Like the Garbage Pail Kids Movie, it only lasted a few days before being yanked because it was giving America the creeps. Primus later parodied it in the Wynona’s Big Brown Beaver video. A part of me wonders if Burger King is intentionally doing that same marketing strategy with their creepy King commercials.

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2 Edwinna April 22, 2009 at 1:53 pm

I am no prude, in fact I am very liberal in many of my ideas and beliefs, but I find this commercial very inappropriate and offensive. What are the powers that be at Burger King and those in charge of the Sponge Bob franchise thinking?

The entire thing is in very bad taste and I for one am rethinking my relationship as a comsumer of both of these brands.

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3 HikariHime August 20, 2009 at 6:37 pm

Are you going “rethink you relationships as a consumer” with every product that has a commercial that YOU find “offensive and inappropriate?” You will be really narrowing your product use if you do.

I never thought the commercial was offensive or inappropriate. I just thought it was just up right STUPID.

I thought it was a clever way to incorperate spongebob and burger king. Look, Spongebob shows his naked butt in the show ALL THE TIME and even spent an entire episode ripping his pants and mooning people with it.

Millions of parents let their kids watch that, but have a problem with a live action square butt commercial… very hypocritical.

Basically, grow a sense of humor and stop complaining about it.

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4 Heather April 23, 2009 at 6:59 am

I love this commercial. (:

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5 Shane April 23, 2009 at 2:02 pm

Let me ask you this ok sure BK was a lil edgy about that but why most we keep trying to child proff the whole world huh?? I mean you (not talking to those who like are don’t care) ppl want everything to be Snuggie wuggie just for kids. ooo Hooters is evil o theirs a show FOR ADULTS called sex and the city o no o my what would happen if my wittle boo boo saw that.

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6 Jan April 29, 2009 at 7:46 am

When your own little boo boo thinks of herself as a sex object at age 7 or so, perhaps you’ll rethink your stand on this. Or would that be okay with you, being the edgy person that you are?

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7 rip April 29, 2009 at 7:23 pm

well, its the parents responsibility for there child to not watch a show that comes on so late ne ways, but other than that, this commercial is not offensive at all, people make bigger deals over things than they should, children are innocent, a child is most likely to find this funny because the word butt has been said, not find a underlining meaning of sex, children would not understand sex at all at, unless they have seen their parents making love, or have been educated, so if your child is walking around as a sex object at the age of 7, then blame yourself, or even other children

bottom line parents, need to stop crying

if u want proof of what i have said about children read a psychology book

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8 Jillian May 11, 2009 at 12:40 pm

But I suppose it’s okay for the same 7 year old to watch Terminator?

If this country focused a little more on violence and a little less on sex, we’d all be happier.

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9 Sheila April 25, 2009 at 12:15 pm

Burger King Sponge Bob commercial is way out of line. Children are children who need our protection and guidance. Not everything is good for them . Not everything is permissable. This commercial is beyond bad taste. It is flat out corporate irresponsibility and should be pulled immediately. What in the world are they thinking?

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10 Jan April 29, 2009 at 7:49 am

Absolutely right on, Sheila. All of us who agree should simply never buy from Burger King again. Their profit margin is the only thing they care about. (We will be healthier for it, too.)

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11 Tony April 26, 2009 at 10:04 am

I found it very offensive since I have a 3 yr. old son that likes this cartoon. I know it’s different, but it’s not for younger viewers of which they will react to this mixed message of content..

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12 Billy Bennett April 26, 2009 at 1:06 pm

Really… Are the kids gonna get mixed singles about a commercial singin about square butts. Or are they gonna get one single the one that directs them to the show they love about a sponge that has a square butt… Have any of u ever watched sponge bob… Because this video couldve have been pulled straight from the show this is exactly the stuff that’s in the show…. Stop cryin about tv and take ur kids outside that way u don’t have to worry about what they watch.

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13 rip April 29, 2009 at 7:25 pm

as i said before, a child is innocent, if they get a mixed message at the age of three, then its your own fault for predisposing him to sex, they will laugh at the word butt, before they find any sort of message,

parents need to actually learn about children before having them, its parents like these that make to world nothing but a sensored prison

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14 Dave May 1, 2009 at 11:03 pm

im going to have to agree… its really not that big of a deal, yes its creepy its sexual to adults but to a child its just one big Spongebob joke they dont see the sexual content in it. and on top of that HAVE YOU SEEN THE CARTOONS ON TV! Nick and Cartoon Network are pretty much non-stop nothing but creepy well hidden sexual jokes. (which saddens me) Plus on top of that Hanna Montana Jonus Bros, Disney posterchild to rape you childs mind into buying anything and mold their minds into slaves to Disney. If you dont want you kids watching things like this commercial you need to just sit down and watch what you kid watches and it may just open your eyes to whats really directed towards todays youth.

Additionally, if you want to totally protect you children from things like this DO STUFF WITH THEM! play outside, run around, play games. I remember growing up as a kid and getting off the school bus and just running around outside till dark. so its not the TVs fault your child’s mind gets muffed bc thats kinda the point of the TV.

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15 vic April 26, 2009 at 5:21 pm

i am no prude either, and i find that ridiculous commercial offensive and inappropriate. i just think kids get bombarded enough with this kind of stuff, and we are growing our children up way too fast. yes i am old, and old-fashioned, but i am not particularly conservative. i just think the sponge bob/mix-a-lot commercial is way out of line.

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16 Jan April 29, 2009 at 8:04 am

Thank you , Vic. Old or not, a voice of reason.

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17 Vernon Tobey April 26, 2009 at 7:07 pm

We frequent Burger King Rest. The Square B__t Commercial is not only offensive but the so called C rap is is not music, Commercial comes on, sound goes off! Good Burgers, Baaaaaaad add . It is offensive to us!

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18 Christine April 27, 2009 at 8:17 am

I just couldn’t believe this commerical was geared towards children! I found myself changing the channel when it came on so my 5-year-old didn’t watch it. And at the end when Sir-Mix-Alot says, “Booty is Booty”, are you kidding me with this nonsense. I was floored when this commercial aired. Shame on Burger King.

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19 Whitney April 27, 2009 at 10:19 am

I think the issue with this commercial is being blown way out of porportion! The commercial doesn’t bother me personally, but because I have a sense of humor. I understand some people are offeded and that’s fine..but change the channel and your child will never see it. Then again, if your one of ‘those’ over protective parents who read to far into the little things..why is your child watching television in the first place? Spongebob has a lot of hidden adult humor anyway, so maybe they shouldn’t watch the show in the first place. I’m also willing to bet that your still at BK buying those toys anyway, so why is this a big deal?

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20 Jan April 29, 2009 at 8:02 am

Whitney, my dear, it’s YOU’RE, nor YOUR, when what you mean is YOU ARE. “you’re one of those” and “you’re still at BK”… you don’t want to seem uneducated, do you? The problem with the commercials is that it is aired during children’s programs, for children’s products; a time when parents should be able to trust their children aren’t being brainwashed with the implication that women are merely (sex) objects, available for men’s inspection. I’m saddened by the fact that young women are still being constantly bombarded with this damaging message, after all these years.

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21 rip April 29, 2009 at 7:34 pm

jan do u realize ur child watching this commercial, is no more than ur child watching shrek, a movie full of adult humor, but the child doesnt see that, instead they laugh at the word butt, because they CANT SEE no more than that, unless u let your kids watch you have sex, kids are not going to pick that women are being downed in this, they havent even learned ne thing close to that yet, and i love how when someone make a valid point, u correct there grammar because you have nothing to respond with, now if you can respond to all of my post with a valid reason, and not restating your previous post then ill give you some credit , but if not stop crying

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22 Kay April 30, 2009 at 9:09 am

The fact that anyone would find this commercial offensive is absurd. I agree with what Whitney said even if she didn’t use correct grammar. If you have ever actually seen the show it is a kids cartoon laced with very mature adult content.

The people in the commercial are trying to imitate spongebob by having square butts. Seriously is the world becoming so politically correct that people are unable to find humor in advertisement?

As far as the commercial making “objects” of woman you are reading way more into the commercial then you should be. It’s supposed to be a light hearted commercial about a sponge. If you take that stance then you should also not let your child watch the cartoon either because there are more things to take offense to in the cartoon itself then there are in the commercial if you actually listen to the content of the show.

If as a parent you take offense to the commercial then perhaps you need to find more constructive things for your child to be doing besides being glued to a television.

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23 Jillian May 11, 2009 at 12:45 pm

Really, why are you even letting your kids watch TV? I agree to some extent that the commercial shouldn’t be shown during children’s programming, but I would never in a million years just set a child down in front of the TV anyway!

I found the “Whopper Virgins” commercial far worse – it portrayed natives of certain countries as people whose lives were so sad because they had no Burger King, then “introduced” them to the amazing Whopper without any thought of repercussions (yes, I know the whole thing was fake, it’s still sick).

Seriously – quit the TV and quit the fast food.

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24 Clinton April 27, 2009 at 11:46 pm

r u people serious this commercial is funny if anything, first of all the square butts is a reference to the show, and second of all what little kid is even goin to understand this commercial. I wonder if some of you people have just lost your sense of humor or your old age has just branded social retarted!

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25 Jan April 29, 2009 at 7:39 am

Clinton, you are the “retart”…. check your spelling!

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26 S. Smith April 28, 2009 at 4:50 am

All of Burger King’s commercials are STUPID! They have been for years!
Whoever is running their ad campaign must be smoking something!
That king personna is just plain CREEPY! Always has been always will be.
And I agree, “booty” has NOTHING to do with a KID’S MEAL! Kids don’t need to be concerned with “booty”, so just WHO is this nonsense being marketed to????
I don’t see the connection between square butts and Sponge Bob except that he is a square sponge. And yes……I have and do watch Sponge Bob.

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27 here April 28, 2009 at 8:30 am

This commercial is so wrong. and little kids DO pick up on things like this. I am young (20) and think its completely inappropriate. This is supposed to be a kids commercial, hence the “kids meal.”
I think it needs taken off right now and should have never been able to be put on.

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28 Jan April 29, 2009 at 7:42 am

Thanks for showing that younger people also have a sense of what is age-appropriate!

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29 sydney April 28, 2009 at 10:11 am

i find the commercial funny and entertaining. it gets peoples attention which is what burger king intended to do. i think if you dont like the commercial just get over your sorry self and do something productive (not wasting your time analyzing dumb commercials)

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30 Cat April 28, 2009 at 5:51 pm

I’m a kid, and I find a couple lines shouldn’t be in there, but other thatn that I think It’s fine. Just a bit… on the weird side. =P

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31 Jan April 29, 2009 at 7:36 am

Of course totally inappropriate, but you KNOW BK loves everyone talking about it, which is all they care about. Has anyone noticed that those aren’t square butts at all, but RECTANGLES?

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32 steve kaminski April 29, 2009 at 8:22 am

The commercial is out of line for children

ads geared to children should not mention BOOTY at all

Burger King has crossed the line – they are now totally GHETTO

The only place that this song should be played is in Gentlemans clubs and in adult clubs … not on TV and definately not in an ad geared for children

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33 Enjoli April 29, 2009 at 7:11 pm

Just to comment…. If ads geared at kids should not mention ‘booty.’

Then please make sure they don’t watch many of the G or PG rated cartoons that draw attention to the cartoon character’s rear-end.

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34 Enjoli April 29, 2009 at 7:04 pm

Okay yes! Maybe….. the commercial crossed the line of adult geared humor with a cartoon character.

But in agreement with others here…..Spongebob and many other cartoons that are to “attract kids” DO lure in adults, due to their hidden signals that adults would understand.

So even though to some people this commercial was outright vulgar, I bet many just either giggled to themselves and went on to watch something else or was “pish-poshed” it off and probably will ignore it.

I just have this to say. If you, as parents, wish to protect your kids, you need to teach them or someone or something, including TV,will, and teach them the WRONG way. So I say stop worrying about the commercial. DO NOT BRING ATTENTION TO IT, or better yet if you do tell your kids what you feel is wrong with them. And ask them if they see something wrong with it, just because you do, their thoughts may not be so ’sexually or adult’ oriented.

This commercial is more blatant than Spongebob’s show, but I must say I got a laugh and things were nostalgic, for a moment.

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35 Dawn Karee April 29, 2009 at 8:18 pm

I find this commerical completely inappropriate for young children. Burger King has officially sexualized a kids cartoon! What are they going for? Shock value?? I have 4 kids under 10 and every time I see this commercial I cringe. Wow, I can actually promise that I will not give my money to BK while this commercial is airing. This is ridiculous. It’s bad enough Disney, Cartoon Network and ABC Family all have shows that have inappropriate story line and now you can’t even watch a friggin fast food commercial geared towards children.

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36 des April 30, 2009 at 8:57 am

This commercial is absurdly innappropriate for any age. It exploits women and is using a popular kids cartoon to do it. This is more than crossing the line for burger king and sponge bob. They had to get permission to use sponge bob this way. We are trying to teach our girls that they are not sex objects and media is going in the opposite direction. It is not funny, not cute, and the worst way to get attention. I will never buy from burger king and I am completely boycotting sponge bob! I am so glad to see others are offended by this rediculous ploy to sell kids meals. I do not understand why it is still running all day everyday. Those of you idiots who think it is funny and not a problem are the exact example of what is so wrong with this horrible commercial. Sorry if mispelling, in a hurry and keyboard sucks!

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37 Joe April 30, 2009 at 12:11 pm

At first I was thinking what is BK doing marketing to little kids. Then, I thought about it. They are marketing to me! Not kids. It’s only on late at night. The commercial is saying free kids meal with purchase of adult’s meal. I’m a 34-year old dude with 3 kids who loved Sir Mix-Alot when I was in Junior High & High school.

In that light, it’s a great and original marketing idea. Funny, too. Now, if this commercial ever shows up in daylight hours, especially during cartoons or other shows my kids watch, I’ll be totally outraged. But, since it’s aimed at my adult demographic, I think it’s cool.

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38 Jazzzzd April 30, 2009 at 2:45 pm

This commercial is just plain creepy. Burger King looks like a pedafile. Come on, Burger King………..you can do better than that!

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39 Stephanie April 30, 2009 at 6:01 pm

I find this commercial entertaining and do not see what all this uproar is about. Children under 8 shouldn’t understand the sexual undertones and if they do than it’s the parents’ responsibly to censor their own child and not others. One Spongebob commercial will not turn my younger sister into a whore.

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40 Mac May 1, 2009 at 12:32 pm

Ah… And people wonder why this country is failing? Sexual spongebob? Degrading women?? Are you people serious? The commercial is about SQUARE BUTTS. Not women. All the controversy over something as insignificant as this, when to speak bluntly, women walk and prance around in mostly NOTHING, and treat men like dogs. Well if you put a piece of steak in front of a dog, you know the rest. So to all who are freaking about the commercial, get over it.

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41 Jazzzzd May 1, 2009 at 4:28 pm

Mac, your statement is a bit frightening. If you knew anything about sexual assault, you’d know that it is not a “sexual” crime…..it is a crime of anger and power. When you said, “put a piece of steak in front of a dog, you know the rest,” it sounds like you are condoning this horrendous crime against women and excusing the men who commit it. I hope this isn’t the message you were trying to get across, but you should know that that is the message some of us are receiving. I’m not sure what you meant about “women treat men like dogs.” I can only assume that you have had a bad experience with a woman, so you have decided to put us all in one group. That’s very sad and very wrong and sounds like a “personal” problem to me. And how can you make the statement that this creepy commercial is about square butts…..not women?? It shows the “Burger King” gawking at young girls as they dance around with sqare butts and singing about how he loves square butts on young girls. It just gives me a creepy feeling and portrays the “Burger King” as a pervert and pedafile. However, whether you feel it is a “sick” commercial or not, isn’t the point. If even one person feels this commercial is out of line or that it exploits women, or that it is inappropriate for children, then they should take it off the air. PERIOD! Until then, I too, will not be frequenting Burger King again until they pull this creepy commercial. And Mac………seek help. You obviously have an extremely distorted view of what is “funny” and what is “appropriate” when it comes to your feelings about women and young girls and how this kind of sick advertising only serves to denegrate both women and children.

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42 Katheryn Jacka May 1, 2009 at 5:11 pm

I think your commercial of square pants is disgusting. If you are trying to reach young people with your food items, you certainly are sending a vulgar message with this commercial. I wouldn’t buy your food items.

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43 Travis May 1, 2009 at 5:28 pm

it’s reality that men materialize women, and it’s a reality that women materialize men. that’s just society. Teach your children to know what is right and what is wrong and you won’t have to worry about some “square butts” in a burger king commercial

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44 jess May 1, 2009 at 6:40 pm

This commericail is horrible. I have noticed recently that they have taken sir-mix-a-lot out of the end of the commercial. Good thing, because that was the worst part…As I watched the commercial for the first time, I was disgusted and couldn’t believe my eyes. But the comment, “booty is booty,” I really couldn’t believe my ears!!!!!!!!!!!! This is one reason, with all do respect, in the south, especially the african american population, have no respect for themselves, and therefore no one can have respect for them. And espcially the little 7 year old and older kid, who learns these things from other kids who watched the commercial, even if they didn’t see it…Who wants their kid walking about saying, “Booty is Booty!” What are you teaching your people, by this rude behavior!!! Before watching this commercial, I did not like eating at Burger King and as a matter a fact, the last time I ate there, I went through the drive thru and I remember the experience being really ghetto and low maintence, but after watching this commercial, I will not ever go there again, no matter what!!!! Absolutley, a disgusting place!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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45 olniter May 2, 2009 at 12:53 am

Whenever someone is about to insult you they usually start off with “all due respect”, although with this poster it’s “all do respect”. Showcasing their intelligent, thoughtful dissection of a Burger King commercial.

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46 SANDRA May 2, 2009 at 5:20 pm

RESPECT? THERE IS NO RESPECT ANYWHERE IN THE COMMERCIALS. THEY ARE PERVERTED, SICK, AND DISRESPECTFUL. YOU SAY DISRESPECTFUL TO WHO? OF COURSE, ANYONE WITH MORAL RESPECTABILITY IN THEM. I WILL NEVER EVER GO ANYWHERE NEAR THERE AGAIN AND NEVER TAKE ANY CHILDREN OR GRANDCHILDREN THERE. ALL OF YOU THAT THINK THEY ARE “COOL” ARE SICK.

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47 Steffanie May 2, 2009 at 11:50 pm

First, why are we voicing our concerns on this post and not to the creators of the commercial? Secondly, as previously posted by others no one should be taking their children to fast food period. And lastly, our society unfortunately has LET corporate giants lead us into ridiculous offensive material to bide us into their businesses and only when it becomes so outrageous does it get our attention. Unfortunately overtime we get desensitized and in another year or two most people will think this is OK.

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48 Erika May 4, 2009 at 4:37 pm

I got a kick out of this commercial the first time I saw it, and I still think it’s hilarious. It’s pretty clever, actually. However, I never understood how Burger King thought of children’s food and a cartoon, and then thought “Baby Got Back”. But “Joe” has a point. The commercial is geared towards adults who are buying the Burger King *for* the kids. And I agree with everyone who posted about the adult humor in Sponge Bob… at age 27 I rarely watch it, but it’s one of my 49-year-old father’s favorite shows!

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49 Dent Harwell May 5, 2009 at 2:46 am

LOL this is pretty funny. I think the BK king is about as creepy as one can get. As far as grouching about Sponge Bob it is obvious the people who are doing the complaining about SB have never seen a sponge Bob cartoon. I am 53 and I must admit I enjoy that cartoon, however often in the cartoon sponge bobs bottom bounces around all over the place and sometime play the drums. LOL It is a cartoon and I cannot see anywhere in any of the ones I have seen where there is anything that can be construed as offensive, immoral, sexist, homophobic or an environmental disaster. I honestly believe mush more thought went in to this cartoon than the ones I watched when I was young. I see it as quite an improvement. Now I know there are people out there who poopoo anything just for something to do in their horrible lives, but for the most part I think the creators of this cartoon spend a lot of time making sure the cartoon projects a healthy attitude toward honorable behavior. I would let my grandkids watch with out hesitation. As far as the BK ad the king is as weird as anything I have seen on TV in twenty years and the bouncing square butts is just funny. The kind of funny when someone farts funny. You don’t stop and create a BLOG every time someone farts to analyze if the fart noise is going to create mental problems in the child. You just giggle like a little kid and MOVE ON! Well that is unless some parent puts some weird spin on it and tells their kid anyone who watches the satanic ad will go to hell and their eyes will pop out of their heads and Jesus will not like them any longer. I doubt it will be remembered as one of the significant times in their lives unless some screwed up parent makes it one! For heavens sake, give your kid some credit for having a brain. Well, unless you have already screwed up your kids brain, that is. LOL

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50 Shelby May 5, 2009 at 7:32 am

you people need to get a life, those that are saying this commercial is inappropriate. Jan get a life, are you an english major or what? stop correcting people’s grammar. Just because you have nothing better to add to what these people are saying, does not mean you need to make people feel idiotic. Its a common thing to make a “typo” on the computer. So honestly, get a life! Children will always find a way to grow up faster. Its in human nature to want to explore things yourself. As for wanting your children not to watch a commercial, its a COMMERCIAL! It’s not a big deal for crying out loud. You sit here and let your children watch disney movies which in fact have much more adult “sexual” humor in it and you complain about a commercial. Stop obsessing about something minor and worry about more important things in life like what your children live through and see happen right in front of their eyes. THANK YOU!

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51 Mac May 5, 2009 at 9:53 pm

Shelby, i could not agree more. I only wish that a burger king commercial with “square butts” was the BIG problem we all seem to be facing. It’s a “no-brainer” why the American people are looked at AS A WHOLE by other people as idiots, and “sissy”. What ever happened to humor? That’s all the BK shoot was aiming for, and once again, some band of “tree hugging women rights group” has deemed BK degrading, disgusting pigs looking to poison the minds of our children. I think this has all been blown out of proportion, and been taken all to seriously.I truly mean not to offend anyone, but only to say there are worse things happening than a “funny commercial.” I can’t help but wonder if it were men or even a mix of men and women in the commercial shaking their “square butts,”if this would even be a problem at all. But like they say, opinions are like a**holes, everyone has one.

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52 danielle May 7, 2009 at 1:55 pm

I am doing my senior project on exactly just this kind of stuff “booty is booty” are you shitting me anyone who thinks that this is funny and wont effect children girls in particular is insane and needs to quit being ignorant. If you look back at everything ten years ago maybe u would really realize how much things have changed how many more kids are having kids and how young the media effects everything and something needs to be done to stop it , it’s everywhere QUIT BEING BLIND TO THE TRUTH

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53 harriet May 7, 2009 at 6:23 pm

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If this commercial does anything for girls “in particular” it sends the message that cute butts come in all shapes and sizes.

I don’t see the butts or the booty in this commercial as sexual at all. They’re unexpected and adorable. I don’t think we need to sequester the children.

But then I also like the BK commercial where the cowboys are corralling the schnauzer-sized cows. I watch it every time and always laugh.

Go BK! Keep up the good work in surrealistic advertising!

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