Has the woman been used to show how scent attracts one to her date? Is it just all about the scent or even the date?

What should we learn from this woman, from her moment of arrival, throwing her cap and scrawling her one name signature?

Why does the advertisement make us believe individual women have to be present for a party to go on? Why not just individual males alone?

Why do some individuals look so serious in the party?

Do the individuals in tires for shoes depict poverty?

Can this advertisement affect an individual psychologically by watching it?

Can it change the personality of an individual that is suffering from the same idea? Or rather the orphaned?

Is it that the advert is gender based on the fact that males stay up in some places different from women?

Are women in this advert seen as less superior? From the man standing on the door, to the man singing the song of the advert, does this depict gender inferiority?

Was the group at the party necessary? Was it really important to feature the scene on the party?

Why are there more females in this advertisement? Were the many women intentionally featured and does this show the place of women in the society?

Does the group of females in the advertisement make consumers want to know more about the drink?

What is this unique idea about women and party in the advert? What about the males?

Does the group, both men and women show so much intimacy in their interactions? Are they depicting a good show in the scenes?

The advertisement contains more males than females, is there any form of feminism in it?

What was the importance of featuring a lion together with a land rover and the group of maasai people? What are we supposed to take in from the group of people?

Is there a difference in the way males and females should be featured in this advertisement?

Does the group of people show or mean difficulty in their lifestyle? Does it show naivety? Is it right in the society?

Was it a great idea for the group to make this t-shirts a work wears for the stuff of public campaign? Is it too much exposing?

How about the orphan babies? How are they viewed by the society?

Does the setting of the advert and the place it happens change the way we as consumers view the advertisement?

Does this advertisement show how different cultures view women differently? Does it explain the culture and identity of some societies?

Why do some social processes persist over time in the society? How should some be overcomes?

What should be done to bring cultures together? What should some adverts like this do so as to feature different ethnicities with different cultural backgrounds together?

Why are women still viewed as different from everyone else because of the different cultures?

Did the setting of the advertisement add more taste to the drink pure grain vodka that was being promoted?

How else can different people be induced into trying the new despite their differences in the societies and cultures?

Is culture all that has been used to show the importance of the drink? Is there any other thing about the advertisement?

Does this advertisement show negativity or positivity from the maasai culture? Is it worth being criticized by the rest of the society?

Is this ethnic based? Does it show racism from the scenes in the advertisement?

Does the maasai culture necessarily mean putting on certain type of attire? Could something else be used to represent their culture?

What does the lion have to do with these people’s culture? How do they go hand in hand with the advertisement?

How does this advertisement bring together every other culture in the society? Is it just meant to promote the product? What can we as consumers from different cultures learn from this advertisement?

How has the advert been received by different cultures? Has it created a positive impact?

How would this advertisement be perceived by members of different cultures who do not support adoption but instead have other ways of dealing with issues?

What impact does this advertisement have on the self-esteem of this babies and group of people in the regions that the campaigns took place? Do people from other cultures feel the same way?

Does this advertisement have anything to do with culture?

Three of the four advertisements feature very little or no racial/ ethnic diversity. By this the three advertisements have shown very little or no ethnicity at all, while the other has featured ethnic diversity by the way the people in it are, it is more of an ethnic based advertisement with a group full of maasai people. (Dey, 2003)

All the four advertisements feature women playing certain roles. The first shows a woman walking into a hotel full of confidence and beauty who finally meets her date, the woman has good fragrance with her, the second advertisement features women with beauty in a party that is all about a specific drink, the advertisement shows women in plenty, the other one shows few women in it with an aim of promoting a land rover and lastly we see women in printed t-shirts trying to explain about adoption due to things like earthquakes.

Two out of four of the advertisements feature a celebration, for the woman with good fragrance and confidence enters the hotel dancing with different people until she rests on her date, it is a happy moment for her while the other advertisement shows celebration in the way people are in a party drinking what I feel is their favorite drink, men and women both enjoying the moments.

Three out of four of the advertisements bring out the concept of the place of women in the society, women are used in this advertisements to show how they are good in certain places compared to others, they are used to make products sell because they are believed to be good charmers, this is seen in the advertisement on fragrance, the advertisement of the drink pure grain vodka and in the advertisement on printing of t-shirts to campaign for orphan babies. (Dey, 2003).

Three out of four feature men as playing important roles in the advertisements. We see men actually a good number of men with just one woman being featured in a hotel, this explains so much more into details, we also see a lot of men in the party having women as part of them that still explains the major role they play and we still see men in the maasai land rover advertisement, different men in different positions wearing different attires to promote the product.

Finally all the advertisements are aimed at promoting a certain type of product that is felt to be of good quality to the society at large. The advert on Charlie promoted fragrance that was widely sold back in the days, the advertisement of pure grain vodka is also aimed at promoting the drink that many people love, the advertisement on the land rover explains how it can go through tough places that a normal car would not go, it promotes the car and the advert on printing t-shirts is aimed at creating awareness on the people that should not be forgotten in the society.

What larger questions about human interactions might they ask?

A social scientist might also be interested in studying the impacts this advertisements creates to the whole society at large, they might be interested in learning people’s or the public’s reactions over the advertisements. Do the advertisements impact the society positively or negatively? Are there values that people need to learn from them? Are there sciences that should not be seen by a certain group of people? The social scientist might be interested in going into deeper details about these advertisements and coming up with different conclusions.

In addition to that, a social scientist might also be interested in studying about the role of men in this advertisements, it is not just about women and what they are or what role they play, a social scientist might want to know more about what roles men play and how they keep the advertisements going.

A social scientist might want to study about the psychological outcomes of these advertisements, psychology is an important part in the society today and it has to deal with humans that watch the advertisements and humans that do the advertisements themselves, they are also important for study. (Borgatti et al., 2009).

In the end, a social scientist might be interested in studying more about similar advertisements as the ones that have been discussed, adverts that are almost similar and coming up with conclusions on what they depict from their similarities and completely different advertisements. (Borgatti et.al, 2009).

Other larger questions about human interactions that they might ask are:

· How do these advertisements affect the self-esteem of both the men and the women?

· Do advertisers try to create a division in gender by treating the females as the weak ones and men as the superior complex?

· How does the lack of diversity in specific advertisements try to compare with other advertisements that are created for the same purpose?

· How does the social come to get biological?

· How can humanity come to increase its wisdom through the art of advertising?