Ad Review

I think the first ad I think the intended audience was young people, maybe 21 year olds, people who drink beer period.  Budweiser wants to show them that beer is what lights up the party. That if they don't drink beer at a party or a function that they will be boring. I think they are targeting this specific audience because this is a group who is more willing to party than maybe an older group of people. This also is an age where all that is cared about is being cool, having sex, and being one of the popular kids. Budweiser thinks that with this commercial they will be able to get these young adults to see that the beer appeals to them and will allow them to get them what they want.
I think the second ad has less of a bigger meaning like the first one I think what the ad is saying is pretty straight forward. The ad wants kids to think life is a cereal you'll love because they got the picky kid to eat the cereal. They think portraying the young kid that is a picky eater enjoying the cereal will get other kids to think that the cereal actually taste good. So while many kids are curious, there are many picky kids( I was one) who will only eat certain foods. The picky kids who see this will think that maybe the cereal is actually good and the curious kids are even more tempted than before to try the cereal.
The last article applies to honestly I would say everybody but specifically people who are down bad. The people who need to hear a message that will be able to keep them going. The people who are struggling in life and need a lift. I think they want people to be able to see this message and be able to keep going in life. I also believe that this ad is pointed towards struggling athletes that still want to live out their dream, this is pushing them to do so. This ad wants people to continue to live out their dream, that there are no boundaries.

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