Will the chips be stale? Or moist? Or will they literally just be plain ol’ tortillas??
I like my Doritos in a soft, lady-like paste
— Shalyah Evans (@ShalyahEvans) February 5, 2018
Doritos to let some Doritos sit out for a while before being put in a pastel bag https://t.co/IvdYCFQzNl
— Paul F. Tompkins (@PFTompkins) February 5, 2018
women: we want equality
business: how about some wet doritos? https://t.co/L4657d2FCj
— Bat Fowler (@TheMattFowler) February 5, 2018
https://twitter.com/Moj_kobe/status/960542829851262978
This whole marketing idea has been utterly baffling, even in its early, rumored conception.
Shaming people for how they consume food isn’t likely to curry their favor. Gendering a product which does not need to be gendered probably won’t make people celebrate in the streets (and it definitely won’t encourage women to use your product). I feel like I shouldn’t have to explain this to an enormous brand like Doritos, which has already pulled off a myriad of successfully inoffensive advertising campaigns, but here we are.
C’mon guys. These could have simply been “movie-friendly Doritos.” How could y’all screw that up?
https://twitter.com/DanNerdCubed/status/960553832991412227