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The Capital One commercial promotes Taylor Swift's tour and encourages viewers to travel and possibly meet her. It shows different scenarios and places where you might encounter her while using your Capital One card. However, the commercial creates false hopes and may lead to financial problems for fans. Despite this, the commercial is visually appealing and keeps viewers interested. It uses a reverse psychology approach to persuade people to get a Capital One card. Hey, my name's Stephanie Highnote, and I'd like to talk to y'all about the new Capital One commercial that's promoting Taylor Swift's The Error Tour, which happens to have Taylor traveling all over the world right now. So, in the end, it's persuading viewers to get out and start traveling again, because you might just get the chance to meet the one and only Taylor Swift in person, and I know that there are a lot of fans out there that would just love to actually meet her in person. So, it uses like five different scenarios of different places that you might be able to meet her while you're traveling wherever, and the different hotels and airlines you might utilize to do so, all while swiping your Capital One card, which makes it all possible. It sure does make you feel like there's no excuse not to, because all you have to do is swipe a card, and all your dreams might come true. Which, we all know, that is not very honest at all, or authentic, because you're more than likely not gonna actually run across Taylor Swift in any of those places that you use your card at. So, in the end, really, it's gonna just cause a whole lot of problems for a whole lot of people, because you're gonna end up with a whole lot of super fans that have terrible credit, because they're not gonna want to pay for all this credit that they've ran up trying to see Taylor Swift, because all the false hopes and dreams that that commercial right there just created. Anyway, I don't really know how to use this audio stuff, so I have messed this whole thing up, but please just understand, and I mean, I'm sorry, this was hard, because I don't know how to use this stuff. Anyway, the commercial is a pretty good commercial, if you actually look at it, and you're not dissecting it in any kind of way. It's actually a pretty good commercial, you know, it keeps you interested, because you see all these little Taylor Swifts running around, and she's got several of her in the elevator, and several of her here and there, and people are like in awe of meeting her so much, so at the end, the bartender just pours a whole bottle of champagne trying to pour her one glass. But yeah, as they tell you, that you might even meet Taylor Swift, so go get you a Capital One card right now and let's start swiping away! But I don't see that as using too much of the hell system. It uses kind of, I guess, the hell system in a reverse kind of way.
