this assignment is due today in 9 hours..... must have done in 9 hours no late based on the reading attachment and 2 video links:  https://youtu.be/pUJ36nFdOyg?list=PLN0M0aKARn7QZRlq0Dx2pmi5j0NWlCK8i

this assignment is due today in 9 hours..... must have done in 9 hours no late

based on the reading attachment and 2 video links: 

https://youtu.be/pUJ36nFdOyg?list=PLN0M0aKARn7QZRlq0Dx2pmi5j0NWlCK8i

https://youtu.be/7kSi858zEXM?list=PLN0M0aKARn7QZRlq0Dx2pmi5j0NWlCK8i

Categorize the main characters as men's men, men's women, women's men, and/or women's women.  If there is any overlap in the categories, explain that also.  Be specific and use examples from the videos.

Initial posts should be approximately 250 words

Exapmple: 

 After reading Steve Craig, “Men’s Men and Women’s Women”, it was somewhat amusing analyzing both videos and attempting to label them. In the Miller Genuine Draft commercial, I feel that men are the intended target, zeroing in on the fear of men not appearing manly. When the commercial starts, you see a guy walk up to the bar and asks the female bartender for a light beer. He is the established norm for handsome as she is beautiful. Things turn sour quickly when he doesn’t have a preference for the taste of the light beer. This guy overlaps the categories. He seems to be the men’s men but has lost his way with purchasing a “purse” that makes him seem feminine, a women’s man. That brings on condemnation from the waitress who seems to be overlapping in categories as well. Her looks, attitude, and boldness, along with the ability to put a staying men’s men back on the correct path to “manness”, for me makes her a man’s woman While her confidence and independence make her a women’s woman. With the Camden Singer Secret commercial, I find that the main target is women. The main character is a women’s woman, Pretty, successful, single and confident. She handles herself in the face of total embarrassment after she is caught eyeing one of the new employees. While she appeals to women, I feel she is in the category of men’s women as well, because she is sexy and seemingly accessible. I think both videos were effective in reaching their intended audience and was strategic to include the other gender as the lynchpin in the message.