Child replicates parents swearing to banks at dinner party for UBank’s ‘Dollhouse’ campaign
A child playing with her dollhouse at her parents’ dinner party has sworn at her doll while she pretends to talk to a bank about her home loan application.
The digital bank’s latest campaign, created by The Monkeys, aims to reflect the inconvenient truth and unfortunate discomfort many people experience when they are trying to find out information about their home loan application.
Love it – good idea well executed
With a child swearing? Well done teaching your kids to swear.
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Isn’t this actor ‘Sunny’ from Suncorp’s campaign
No different child but even as Sunny’s nanna,had to look twice.
Ridiculous…what humour do you derive with a child swearing on TV? The most stupid ad on earth…children should not be listening to this crap in the name of advertisement.
My thoughts exactly
This ad should not be on tv. it is offensive to families teaching children the right thing.
get this ad off the air.
The lighting is terrible. Eyebags galore!
What on earth are we teaching our kids with this?
Why do you think it’s ok to promote being rude and disrespectful to customer service people? Abuse takes many forms, verbal being one of them and this ad portrays that as being ok. It’s not! Go work in a customer service role and see how much verbal abuse you actually have to take! Get this ad off the air, it’s appalling!!
A child is swearing on TV and it is ok? What in the world are we teaching kids?
Ridiculous ad
Great ad…Very catchy and funny !
Can’t understand a word she’s saying – which is probably just as well given the strongly critical comments here.
Waste of time watching it.
Which moron would want to go to U bank with such an offensive ad. Stupid dumb ad
What a great ad. Can definitely relate to the Mother’s experience.
I actually switch programmes when I hear this ad, would never switch to UBank if they approve this type of advertising- swearing children, precocious behaviour, surely this isn’t their best reason to change banks.
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