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Super Bowl Ethos Pathos Logos

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T-Mobile’s Super Bowl ad, titled “#LittleOnes”, displays babies of different nationalities which presents a clear message about diversity and acceptance. The only thing shown throughout the ad are babies along with the narration of a celebrity voice, Kerry Washington’s. The ad grasps the audience’s attention since it approaches an issue in today’s society, equality. This gets the viewers to really think about what is currently happening today and how it will impact the future. The most memorable part about the ad would have to be the ending when the words, “change starts now. Are you with us”, appear on the screen. It leaves a mark in the audience’s mind. Not only does the ad primarily incorporate the element of pathos, but also a bit of ethos

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