There are many feminist arising in today’s society but the newest of them are very passionate about women equality, these girls are seven years old and dropping F bombs about the situation. Known as the, “Potty Mouth Princesses”, these girls make a commercial, while after almost every word, drop the F bomb to express how upset they are about the rights women are receiving compared to men. They mention how you might be shocked by their language but instead of wanting to wash their mouth out you should want to change how men are treating women. “Potty Mouth Princesses” effectively expresses their anger by the audience it appeals to, the language, the tone, the outfits, the gender, and the age. The intended audience for this commercial would …show more content…
Logos would be expressed throughout this video with those statistics. The potential bias of this video would revolve around feminist. I wouldn’t consider myself I huge activist for feminism but this video really struck my attention. I feel that we as women should have equal rights and should not be looked at as just “women”. These potty mouth princesses made a point with their commercial, I don’t think they had to curse so many times to get their point across but that’s the thing, their points wouldn’t have gotten across if they hadn’t cursed. This video only became viral because what 6-year-old drop F bombs and post it nationally for the whole world to see? My first reaction was utter shock that little girls at that age would post a video like that. The language used in “Potty Mouthed Princesses” is used on purposed. This tactic was to get viewer attention and for them not to focus on the language being used by the little girls but by the message they were meaning through it. Language can be a powerful tool and by allowing the girls to use it with force and anger allowed the message to be perceived as