his ad first appeared in the SuperBowl edition of Sports Illustrated in 2011, and ended up winning an award for being one of the best Health & Beauty ads of 2011. Based off the magazines and TV channels i’ve seen variations of this ad, I’d say the intended audience would be: Men, ages 18-30, in middle class regions all across the United States, who have at least a high school education, and have at least some prior knowledge of the Old Spice product line. The prior knowledge that the company has about their previous ads probably gave them the idea to make their ads even more far-fetched than ever before. According to the ad, by using this product you will become one of the freshest smelling places on Earth. Some underlying arguments that I also feel this product tries to display in this ad would be that if you use this product, you might end up even being as attractive as the man in the ad; or at least look more attractive in general. The primary appeal that I feel is seen in this ad would be the “Eye Candy” section of pathos. Rather than appeal to the logical or credible side of the advertising spectrum, the advertisement pulls on the emotion of happiness and the state of confusion. It does this in the sense that all the company really wants you to do is be so amused by the ad that instead of caring about what the product does, care about how subconsciously happy you are as an individual.