Gamefly Commercial Analysis

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The gamefly commercial uses Ethos.It uses Ethos because it is trying to convince their audience . And to make viewers to rent their games. And they use Blake Griffin so that they can trust gamefly. The Extra gum commercial uses pathos. It uses pathos becauses it is trying to send a message of emotion. And this ad that Extra made was to make people think that the littlest things mean the most. The ad by Gamefly started to show their product in the beginning . In the other hand the Extra gum commercial showed their product at the end . The ad by Gamefly showed their product at the beginning and Blake Griffin presented it . Overall I liked both commercials . Especially the extra gum commercial because it shows the little thing mean the most

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