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Super Bowl Commercials Persuasive Essay

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Two super bowl commercials that were very persuasive were the Buick commercial and the Kia Niro commercial. These two commercials were both trying to sell cars.The Kia Niro commercial starred Melissa Mccarthy, but the Buick commercial starred Cam Newton and Miranda Kerr. Both of these commercials were very persuasive in trying you to get someone to buy a car. Both of these commercials played on your emotions, but weren't very informative. Both the Buick commercial and the Kia Niro commercial are very persuasive. The Kia Niro commercial was a very good commercial because it played on the viewer's emotions and it was very persuasive. The Kia Niro commercial played on your emotions by making you laugh and smile at Melissa Mccarthy do stupid things."Melissa the Rhinos need saving." Melissa the trees need saving." The Kia Niro commercial was persuasive by trying to tell you that the Kia Niro can do anything and go anywhere. The Kia Niro commercial did a nice job by playing on the viewer's emotions and persuading the viewers. The Kia Niro commercial was extremely good because they had a well known actor Melissa Mccarthy play as the actor. Melissa Mccarthy played her role in the commercial extremely well. By using Melissa Mccarthy some people might be persuaded more to go …show more content…

The Kia commercial was better than the Buick commercial because it had better special effects. Another reason the Kia commercial was better than the Buick commercial was because the Kia commercial was plain out funnier than the Buick commercial. The second to last reason the Kia commercial was better was because it was longer and had the main actor on the camera more than the Buick commercial. The last reason the Kia commercial was better was because Melissa Mccarthy might be more well known because she has been in multiple movies/tv shows. The Buick commercial was a good commercial but not as good as the Kia Niro

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