Samuel L Jackson's newly released political ad 'Wake the F*ck Up,' created in favor of the Obama bid for presidency in the 2012 election, puts a profane spin on a classic nighttime story. Jackson has previously released other expletive-ridden works including 'Shut the F*ck Up and go to Sleep.'
In his latest bed time story, Jackson features a young girl traumatized by the political platforms of the Romney-Ryan ticket for American presidency. After realizing the consequences of not voting for current U.S president Barack Obama, she encourages those around her to wake up and abandon their politically apathetic attitudes.
In comparison to the 2008 election, where both candidates had a lot of movement and a lot of support, the current election has seen an incredible lack of excitement surrounding both nominees. The anti-apathy ad comes two months prior to the November election and encourages potential voters to "Wake the F*ck Up."
Expletive-Riddled Political Ads
Samuel L Jackson Presents 'Wake the F*ck Up' in Favor of Obama
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2. Celebrity Endorsements in Politics - Leveraging famous personalities like Samuel L Jackson to support political campaigns.
3. Addressing Voter Apathy - Creating content that aims to motivate and mobilize apathetic voters.
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2. Entertainment - Collaborating with celebrities to bring attention to social and political issues.
3. Political Campaigns - Finding innovative strategies to engage and inspire disengaged voters.