DublinBus Proud Dads (2018)
Introduction
Dublin Pride Parade is an annual festival since 1983. It is one of the most famous festivals in Ireland. People celebrate it in June every year. I didn’t join this activity in Dublin while I joined the Cork Pride Parade in August. I have many friends who are guys, so I'm regarding for LGBTQ. It's also worth mentioning that Taiwan has become the first country in Asia to legalise same-sex marriage this year. I’m so proud of my country.
(BBC: Taiwan gay marriage: Parliament legalises same-sex unions)
Cork Pride Parade
Let’s look at this commercial. Its storyline is very simple. In the beginning, a driver introduces himself, and it connects to his workplace. (Dublin Bus) This drivel runs through the story, which likes the documentary. It’s monotonous, without any surprise.
Nevertheless, it covers all the groups. (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer.) From the perspective of a father, no matter what is the sexual orientation of his children, he still loves and supports them. It’s the hardest part of most LGBTQ. Sometimes their family members can’t comprehensive them which makes a huge distance between LGBTQ and their family.
" Love has nothing to do with what you are expecting to get, only with what you are expecting to give - which is everything." — Katharine Hepburn (America actress)
This ads reminds us that the best expression of we love someone is giving our support to them. This rule is suitable for any situation, in friends, in a partner, and in the family. Furthermore, it has a good connection between the buses and this story. The transportation, not only transport the people but also love. It relates our daily life which creates a powerfully emotional link to the audience. It brings a positive and optimism impression to us.
Conclusion
This is a warm sketch. The video is presented in a documentary which makes it more reliable. In the end, the last footage is Dublin city. It expresses the connection between this city, the people living in here and DublinBus. The link runs through all of those, is love.
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