Doritos Commercial Analysis

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I chose the Doritos commercial to write about because of many reasons. It is a commercial you can get a laugh out of. It is also a clever commercial. A bright idea. This commercial takes place in a hospital with a man and woman and their doctor. The woman is checking her ultra sound because she is pregnant. Her husband is in the room eating a bag of Doritos chips. The woman thinks that it is inappropriate to be eating while something important is going on with her. The dad of this baby realized that the screen where the baby is shown is dancing and moving a lot. It is clear to see it! Then, he puts a chip at the woman’s stomach and the woman gets frustrated and throws it. The man does it again, and then the next thing you know, the baby is

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