White Erasure in Advertising
The other day, I got into an argument on twitter with some leftists who denied that whites are being erased in mass media. They did the usual left-wing tactic of denying that it was happening, while also saying that it was good. It does give leftists cognitive dissonance that the big corporations are on their team.
Their denial of obvious reality inspired me to track the ads I was shown on YouTube. I kept a notebook beside my bed, and whenever I watched YouTube videos in bed, I wrote down the ads. I will present my findings here.
First, I will give a list of all the ads I was served, and a brief description of each.
| Advertiser | Content |
|---|---|
| Dentyne | Black father and son. |
| Scotiabank | Indian man |
| CIBC | Black woman and white woman |
| Fossil | Black man with white woman |
| eBay | Lesbian white woman (J Shia) |
| Shoppers Drug Mart | Black woman |
| Siggi's Yogurt | White man (owner of company) |
| Miss Vickies | White woman, black man, black woman, South Asian woman |
| Ford | No people, just trucks |
| Black man with white woman | |
| HSBC/Conair | White men (not actors) who work for Conair -- climate change angle |
| Mr Clean | White woman |
| Telus | East asian man and child |
| A&W | Choir of PoC, conductor is white guy (in most A&W commercials) |
| Intel | Black couple |
| ICBC | Black man |
| CIBC | Black women (family) |
| University of Florida | Cartoon black woman |
| Finish | Black father and child |
| Capitol One | Indian family |
| BCAA | Gay-presenting black man |
| Kellogs | Two black women |
| A&W | "Jorge" -- cool black guy |
| Cracker Barrel | Ugly chinese woman eating cheese |
| Bros | Movie about two gay white guys |
| Tim Hortons | Virtue signaling about native mass grave myth |
| Sprite | Black man sees Wakanda in his fridge |
| Halls | Black cyclist wearing helmet (of course) |
| Cadbury | No people, just chocolate |
| Balderson Cheese | White woman |
| Dove for Men | Black man |
| Smart Water | East Asian woman |
| TD Bank | Black man, East Asian woman |
| Beautitone | Black man painting his door pink |
| Hello Fresh | Two gay white men, with kids |
| Burnbrae Farms Eggs | Goofy white man dancing |
| Indigo (bookstore) | Story about Rupi, Indian woman who "battled the patriarchy" by writing |
| Resolve (laundry soap) | Fat white woman |
| BMO (bank) | Lesbian black and white couple, black man |
| Polident | Brown woman |
Out of 40 ads total, 20 had black people, 15 had white people, and 11 had other races (East Asian, South Asian, possibly Hispanic). These numbers overlap, because several ads had multiple races in them. Only 6 ads had white men, while 9 had white women. No ad contained both a white man and a white woman. The only white family was the 2 gay dads. At least 5 ads appeared to show homosexual people/relationships. 5 ads had inter-racial relationhips.
According to the 2016 census, Canada is 22% visible minority. This includes non-whites other than native people, who are treated separately. Canada was 3.5% black in 2016. The percentages of visible minorities and blacks have certainly risen in the past 6 years, but Canada is still majority white and has a very small black population. Yet, roughly 50% of ads had black people, while only 37.5% had white people. Other races, as a whole, were only slightly over-represented. Of the white people shown, the majority were women.
The obvious conclusion is that ads are incredibly biased against white people, and in favor of black people. The advertising industry seems more concerned with pushing an ideological agenda than selling products. Advertising has become little more than a propaganda campaign against white people, and especially against white men and white families.
I used to think that the US was 50% black because they were always prominantly featured in films and media. I was surprised when I learned a few years ago that they only comprise 13% of the population.
ReplyDeleteBlithering genius still out there watching youtube ads. The real message of this article is get Brave Browser and not see ads, regardless of race, ever again smdh
ReplyDeleteWow, great insight. Super relevant and interesting.
DeletePersonally I use ublock when I need to not cope and seeth about melanin levels, but that's me.
DeleteYes, I understand. You're not interested in reality. You have feelings. Thanks for sharing.
Deletelol imagine still giving a shit about whether theres a chocolate m&m in an advertisement in 2026, like counting the exact shade of every single person who shows up for 15 seconds to sell yogurt or pastries, but of course thats all Tricking Pee does, sitting in a cubicle farting into a vacuum making 2 dollars an hour and then writing an article about how he unironically tallied up all the black dads and 65 year old asian women with cellulite like its some deep conspiracy instead of just ads trying to sell shit to as many people as possible
DeleteThe reason to write this is because leftoids will deny it. Then, when the evidence is shoved in their faces, they say "Why do you care?".
DeleteThe left cares very much about representation. But if you point out the over-representation of blacks in advertising, they say "Why do you care?".
The dishonesty is blatant.
We induce knowledge from experience, including artificial experience. That's how advertising works. So, yes, it does matter. It creates false knowledge. It is a form of mass brain-washing, essentially.
And yes, the big corporations are ideologically captured, and they are pushing ideology, not selling products. This is also obvious, given the evidence.
As for your little fantasy about me, I work in my comfy home office, not a cubicle. Now, ask yourself why you need these little fantasies. What are they copium for? Do you hate me because I exposed your stupidity and dishonesty?
Your seething resentment is just outwardly directed self-loathing. If you direct that energy into self-improvement, maybe you can climb out of the hole you've dug yourself into.