Opie & Anthony: Irish Anti Speeding PSA
Summary
TLDRThe conversation revolves around the impact and content of European and UK public service announcements (PSAs) related to anti-speeding, anti-drinking, and anti-texting while driving. The speakers discuss how these ads are much more graphic and brutal compared to those in other regions, potentially to the point of offending some audiences. They humorously and critically analyze a specific PSA depicting a car accident involving children, noting its shock value and questioning its effectiveness. The dialogue is interspersed with sarcastic comments about the ad's dramatic presentation and the unrealistic portrayal of children, ultimately debating whether there's a better way to convey safety messages.
Takeaways
- 👏 The script humorously critiques a brutally shocking anti-speeding advertisement, highlighting the difference in approach between European/UK and other regions' public service announcements.
- 😮 Emphasizes the extreme nature of European and UK ads against drinking, speeding, and texting while driving, suggesting they are more graphic than what might be acceptable elsewhere.
- 😱 Describes a fictional, graphic scenario where speeding leads to a catastrophic accident involving children on a field trip, underlining the potential tragic consequences of reckless driving.
- 🙄 Suggests that despite the shocking content, people who drink and drive might not be deterred by such ads, questioning the effectiveness of graphic PSAs on changing behavior.
- 💬 Discusses the perception that individuals who engage in risky behaviors like speeding believe they are in control and underestimate the dangers involved.
- 😭 Portrays a detailed, tragic accident in the PSA, using vivid imagery to make the consequences of speeding more tangible to viewers.
- 😂 Incorporates dark humor to critique the PSA's dramatic presentation, suggesting it might be overly sensationalized and potentially ineffective.
- 💁♂️ Raises questions about whether there are better ways to convey safety messages without resorting to extreme shock tactics.
- 🤔 Reflects on the jarring disconnect between the advertisement's tragic content and the casual, humorous tone of the conversation discussing it.
- 👨💻 Suggests a cynical view on the aftermath of such tragedies, focusing on the bureaucratic and emotional challenges of dealing with the consequences.
Q & A
What is the main topic discussed in the transcript?
-The main topic discussed is the impact of European and UK public service announcements (PSAs) on topics like anti-speeding, anti-drinking, and anti-texting while driving, and how shockingly graphic they are compared to those in other regions.
Why do the speakers believe European and UK PSAs are more brutal than those in other regions?
-They believe these PSAs are more brutal because they don't shy away from showing the graphic consequences of actions like speeding or drinking and driving, aiming to shock viewers into compliance.
What specific type of PSA is being described in the transcript?
-The PSA described involves a graphic depiction of the consequences of speeding, where a car crashes into a park and flattens children on a field trip.
How do the speakers react to the PSA's content?
-The speakers react with shock and disbelief to the PSA's content, noting its brutality and discussing the impact such a graphic depiction might have on viewers.
What are the speakers' views on the effectiveness of such PSAs?
-The speakers are skeptical about the effectiveness of such graphic PSAs, questioning whether they would actually deter the targeted behaviors like drinking and driving or speeding.
Do the speakers believe that people who engage in dangerous behaviors like speeding are aware of the risks?
-The speakers suggest that people who speed might not fully consider the inherent dangers of their actions, thinking they are in control of the vehicle and dismissing the risk.
What alternative suggestions do the speakers jokingly make for preventing accidents near parks?
-Jokingly, the speakers suggest building higher walls around parks or not placing turns near parks as absurd solutions to prevent accidents like those depicted in the PSA.
How do the speakers react to the use of children in the PSA?
-The speakers note the emotional impact of using children in the PSA, particularly how the setup with innocent activities like a field trip and playing in a park makes the eventual tragedy more shocking.
What is the speakers' opinion on the realism of the PSA?
-Initially, one speaker questions whether the events shown were real or CGI, indicating a disbelief in the extreme measures taken to create the PSA.
How do the speakers interpret the message of the PSA?
-The speakers interpret the PSA's message as an extreme attempt to showcase the deadly consequences of speeding, using shock value to attempt to change viewer behavior.
Outlines
😣 Graphic Anti-Speeding PSA Shows Children Getting Run Over
The first paragraph describes a disturbing anti-speeding PSA video from Europe. It shows a man speeding and losing control of his car, which then crashes through a park fence and rolls over a group of young children on a school field trip, graphically depicting them getting flattened and killed. The teachers witness the aftermath in shock.
😅 Discussion and Reactions to the Shocking PSA Video
The second paragraph shows the speakers' reactions to the shocking anti-speeding ad. They express disbelief at the graphic nature of the video, joke about the lack of reaction from the teachers, and discuss whether such disturbing PSAs are actually effective. They compare it to other emotional ads and agree this one went too far in trying to send an anti-speeding message.
Mindmap
Keywords
💡Public Service Announcement (PSA)
💡Shock Value
💡Speeding
💡Impactful Messaging
💡Viewer Offense
💡Drinking and Driving
💡Target Audience
💡Realism in Advertising
💡Emotional Response
💡Behavior Change
Highlights
Anti-drinking, anti-speeding, anti-texting ads from Europe are very graphic and shocking
People who drink and drive don't think they will kill someone until they are impaired
Speeders don't consider the danger inherent in speeding
Ad shows kids on a field trip getting run over by a speeding car that flips over a wall
The car flattens all the kids playing in the park
Teachers show no reaction to their entire class being flattened
The real message is don't speed near parks with kids
By signing permission slips, parents sign away everything if something happens
Using "Sweet Child o' Mine" in an ad about dead kids is very inappropriate
The New Zealand ad with the pillow was also extremely graphic
The slow motion really emphasized the damage caused by speeding
This ad was too over the top to be effective
A more subtle approach would work better to change behavior
The cute kids made their deaths even more horrifying
Not a single child was picking their nose or messing around - very unrealistic!
Transcripts
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Santana um over the top Ireland anti
speeding ad we've seen all those I
thought I think it's a new one yeah
really yeah it's a new one it's very
similar to the old ones but it just got
uploaded not too long ago like we know
these uh they don't [ __ ] around
anti-drinking anti speeding anti texting
while you're driving ads from Europe and
over there on the UK and stuff
holy [ __ ] they're just brutal yeah like
here people would actually be offended
by them I think and be like oh we can't
question it was too shocking but man
they don't work see foot around it
language I do wish I had your shoes
would smell ha ha so Natalie be [ __ ]
my shoe don't you think yes Thursday
most people uh keys that drink and drive
don't give a [ __ ] and they're not gonna
pay attention any of this so what are
you trying to try to get some of the
fringe people to maybe think twice I
don't know I think I think even people
that drink and drive they're never
thinking like ah I'm gonna drink drive
and kill someone I don't give a [ __ ] I'm
sure they give quite the [ __ ] until
they're drinking and think that they're
okay and right not there [ __ ] something
up but this isn't even drinking and
driving yeah it's just straight speeding
beating Oh speeding as speeders I don't
think really give it much thought about
the you know inherent danger in the
speeding they think they're in control
of the vehicle of course they are right
yeah of course I am they are what I
don't know if I want to see this bad
little kids you know what's gonna be bad
mm-hmm no one puts a shocking where's
Plame in she is cuz
oh there's adorable kids and that little
music starts with the voice and you know
it's gonna end very badly no oh no oh
wow it's field trip day though it's
field trip day okay so that kills on the
road all right I went on plenty of time
that's fine good they're gonna be
problem they're gonna be outside the
classroom today all right cause it going
to a museum they're going they're gonna
the whole class gets to have a class in
a park they're gonna go scoffs no I know
part outside
oh no no suite up is this gonna be bad
yeah all right let's see these poor kids
where they go you're in the park
oh no reminds me of childhood memories
where everything was as fresh cows
favorite car which I'm sure we'll see
laying on a bloody street all right Oh
some guy on his way out the door rushing
and
his car looks just like the little boys
twin bed oh how could these line up in
his pocket as well I got butterfly net
to magnify sure they're out in nature
while they're doing
ring-around-the-rosie around brush free
[ __ ] this guy Sean oh my god classroom
for cello cuff that maybe if you speed
ah [ __ ] is wrong another cut I just spun
over its flattened to every flight is
the children the car lost it on a turn
and roll started rolling end over end
into the park and rolled right over the
children having it flattened into the
kids are listening to this [ __ ] this
drippy fresh sweet child of mine lot
like the teachers still okay she just
looking at her switched class its
squished her entire clan like God did
not one kid made out Wow oh no cars like
I just [ __ ] Bowl doubles it thought
was at the a trench for a 7/10 liquid
whatever
what the [ __ ] hold on the only thing
that could make that commercial sadder
okay it's not real
Oh like CGI or something I thought I
thought they just actually killed a
bunch of kids bunch of kids you're gonna
save another fall to save others can we
see that again where he flips over the
wall wow that's brutal
is there a better way to get your
message across
I don't know [ __ ] oh it's fantastic oh
wow house don't rule about the the PSA
being don't put a [ __ ] turn on a road
right near the park right your dummy
have a higher wall only have parties
with kids behind bigger wall bigger
walls that's not the message there is oh
boy is that bad that's brutal
alright my god that made me laugh here
we go this guy driving this guy doesn't
give a care he's just speeding it along
fast and you're all killing fish little
Metra's dancing around a tree with
shitty parties this does sucks parties
really up there on their little blanket
Osby Hamish Cody flattened birch
everyone oh oh my god that's a great one
Oh shame never control the consequences
Wow yeah if you pause it right after
it's at the end of the flip yeah they
show the teachers in the back sitting at
the table they're not even reacting
they're just kind of just there well
yeah I'm in soda fan shock lost their
whole class like oh great bunch of
flattened kids now like I'm never gonna
go through the paperwork this is gonna
take a CLE it's already 12:30 yet two
more hours before you go home accuser
snickering they're thinking of the 24
phone calls they gotta yeah [ __ ] it let
the school nurse - it just hit on
Twitter on home yes here's we take take
a [ __ ] a sided photo of those
flattened [ __ ] brats and you [ __ ]
suck Twitter - bad news call the school
I have a flight to catch if you were on
if your kid was on the field trip in the
park they signed the permission slip
yeah a row you sign away everything oh
yeah your kids look like a [ __ ] the
tarp they throw over the field now oh my
god you realize you're using Guns
N'Roses
right yeah oh my god why I heard that
song hope I was helpful
they were the epitome of good decisions
of course good yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah
there you go
um someone suggest we should we should
do that with the Benny Hill music mmm we
have to Benny Hill music Tad's that GH
yes
oh that commercial did not was not
effect know the New Zealand one was a
pillow great
brutal wit that one stopped right slow
motion yeah yeah I'm exotic sound he's
like look I got Mike in the cars like I
said II can't do anything that was if
that was a chilly going too fast
that one was that one because this one's
almost cartoon too funny
setup with the heads yes yes but sappy
music and the kids all doing kick them
the cutest kid think oh yeah he's
holding a little net to catch a fishy
not one of them were picking their nose
or their [ __ ] right [ __ ] their
pants
it was happy that happened the [ __ ]
fish in the net like good so you get for
pulling me out I'm [ __ ] getting for
air thanks for showing us that saying
that was terrific let's say hi I'm Sean
in California Shawn hey Shawn
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