Like, why did she need her husband's validation to say that you've done a good job? I don't know. I think the strangest part of it was at the end when they're both sitting on the couch watching her journey and she's looking at him for just desperate approval in her eyes - like, "See, see what I did?" So that part was a little bit strange.īut then would it have been worse if she wasn't in shape? I don't know. And someone gives you a gift that sort of implies productive weight loss, I think is a little bit strange.īut, who knows? Maybe the backstory is that she really wanted to get in shape.
I think this sort of preys upon a lot of women's insecurity when it comes to physical appearance. But she's so grateful to this husband who would give her this gift. I just thought it was a little bit much - the whole thing. First of all, the emotions of having tears in your eyes about a first ride on a stationary bike that's in your home is just a little obtuse.
It struck me right away that something was just off. What did you think when you first saw that Peloton ad? She spoke to As It Happens host Carol Off about the reaction to the commercial.
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Julie Alexandria is a California-based actor, sports reporter and TV host who had her own eyebrow-raising experience auditioning for a Peloton ad. While we're disappointed in how some have misinterpreted this commercial, we are encouraged by - and grateful for - the outpouring of support we've received from those who understand what we were trying to communicate," the company said in a statement. "Our holiday spot was created to celebrate that fitness and wellness journey. Since the Peloton ad was released, the backlash has been so severe that the company's stock has taken a dive, reports Business Insider. At the end, you see the couple sitting together watching the video. The 30-second ad shows a montage of selfie-filmed clips of a woman talking to her phone, documenting how her partner's gift of a Peloton bike has changed her life. Those aren't the rave reviews you want if you're trying to sell exercise bikes.īut that's the response the company Peloton is getting after putting out its newest ad campaign for its exercise bikes than allow users to take internet-connected spin classes.
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