Hockey fans are voicing their discontent with the constant airing of the Chet Holmgren-SGA ‘What a Pro Wants’ commercial. Whether it’s during NHL playoffs or regular programming, fans can’t seem to escape it.
Summary
- Canadian fans long for a Scotiabank commercial that plays ‘Smalltown Boy.’
- Some viewers find solace in the Geico walrus ad amidst the annoyance.
- The relentless commercial is ubiquitous, invading all sports programming.
- Frustration levels peak as fans reminisce about longing for past annoying ads.
Fans’ Verdict
Hockey fan, CattleDogCurmudgeon, reflects on the shift in perspective towards gambling ads, from disdain to nostalgia, showing the impact of the Chet Holmgren-SGA commercial.
The Breaking Point
ProfessorBaxter expresses sheer exasperation as the Chet Holmgren-SGA commercial plays once again, emphasizing the torture fans endure with its repetitive nature.
Commercial Critique
OneDoesntSimply delivers a blunt critique, labeling the commercial as ‘fuking ass’ and its creators as moronic, reflecting the strong negative sentiment surrounding the ad.
Hockey enthusiasts like Newaccount4464 are so repulsed by the commercial that they don’t even bother to decipher its purpose, opting to mute and turn away from it.
The sentiment among fans seems to unanimously lean towards frustration and annoyance, with some longing for the days of ‘LIVE SPORTS’ on loop.
Hockey fans are clamoring for a break from the incessant airing of the commercial, hoping for a reprieve from the exasperation it brings.