Sunday, September 12, 2021

Programming with Feint Praise™:
Feeding a Market Hungry for Meaning

With the continuation of the worldwide ad campaign for Praise™, the “New Food Substitute,” the Orville Corporation has emphasised the need for niche marketing towards certain targeted demographics.
  The Hipster demographic is one of the most contentious in recent years. “You marketers love stereotypes!” is a commonly heard criticism. Well, that may be true, but Hipsters must love them too since ‘the shoe fits.’ Proof? The marketing works.
  Though their Terminal Bourgeoisphobia and Brooding Self-Dissatisfaction may flare up now and then, when their wad is blown on spent theatrics and Role Strain, they often settle into unabashedly consumerist roles. And being able to afford a low-paying job curating knick-knacks gives them relatively disposable income.
  This is where Praise™ Firm Rendered Patties comes in.
  The clambering need for Hipsters to overtly put out the ‘Beards and Barbecuing’ signal — once merely pedestrian masculine traits — is now, well... a beard of overcompensation in a Low-T demographic embarrassed by its own now-faded virility.
  Praise™ Firm Rendered Patties brings the excitement and danger of cooking with flames to your backyard. Made with soy, lentil, and re-rendered organic naizõ, these patties are packed with phytoestrogens and flavour — at premium pricing this demanding demographic can afford.
  With these Spoiled Uncreatives constantly re-rendering an already-recycled culture that’s been re-rendered again to the point where it all becomes socio-degenerative, isn’t it fitting that Orville is providing them a foodstuff that’s been re-rendered and recycled the same way?

  Bon Appétit!

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