In fact, 49.5% of the profit comes from African-Americans. The fact that White-Americans were the face of Newport Cigarettes is very contradicting and absurd. If African- Americans are your main consumers, they should've been granted the opportunity to be featured in the ads sooner than 50 years. Another major difference was the details mentioned in the Surgeon General's Warning. The 1985 Newport Ad only stated that smoking is dangerous to a person's health. The warning had no specific aspects to look forward to. There should have been more details regarding to the parts of the body smoking can harm. The 2013 Newport ad General's Warning was slightly different. The General's Warning actually recommended people to quit smoking. The warning didn't give too much information, but still informed the audience to stop risking their health. .
The two Newport ads were very similar being that they were 29 years apart. Newport seemed to be using the same concept to sell to its consumers. Basically, both ads were based on those unforgettable moments. Those kind of moments when a person has no other choice to be grateful and appreciate life. The emotion of each ad gives the audience this warm, tingly feeling. It's one those pictures that makes a person smile on the inside and out. Honestly, the company did an amazing job by catching the audience's attention. The photos' obligation are to erase the fact that cigarettes are harmful and can damage your body. The sight of other people's happiness makes another person want their happiness. In a twisted way, the Newport Company gets people to think that happiness comes from smoking cigarettes. .
The color scheme of the photos also reassures the delighted mood. Mostly, the Newport ads include the same vibrant color scheme. The two colors orange and green play the biggest roles in the ads. The color orange represents warmth and happiness, which refers to the emotion of the photos.
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Secondhand smoke involuntarily inhaled by nonsmokers from other people's cigarettes is classified by the U.S. ... When the smoker misses that cigarette that "artificially" helped calm him down by sending nicotine to the brain for 20 or 40 years, it's no wonder that 95 percent of smokers give up and return to smoking within a year after trying to quit. ... Arguably the biggest influence in drawing people to smoke is the advertising of the tobacco industry! Young people are the tobacco industry's biggest source of NEW customers, replacing adults who have quit or died becau...
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