that's only if the audience is not taking steps to avoid advertising. certainly the baseline for titillation likely increases for people who are saturating themselves with mass media exposure, but personally and anecdotally, it seems like a lot of people at least take some steps to limit exposure to advertising. as a result, when it finally reaches them, it can be jarring.
I think that's your bubble mate, and I don't even mean that derogatory, what with the stat that recently came out that 1% of YT viewers use adblock.
at various points in my life, i have taken work that sent me far away from screens. like a summer in a desert with no phones, tablets, or computers. i was busy and surrounded by other people going through a similar experience, so days were full and it wasn't too noticeable until i came back to "the world" and started getting both barrels in the face 24-7. even 2 weeks in cuba had a similar sensation, due to the reduced public advertising and i had my phone shut off and put away for 2 weeks. and these were not puritanical places. people be fuckin'. honestly, in some ways, they felt more sexually charged. it just wasn't coming from ads or screens. it was coming from people.
I think that's your bubble mate, and I don't even mean that derogatory, what with the stat that recently came out that 1% of YT viewers use adblock.
i don't think that is representative of what i am talking about. certainly more people would do it if there was no knowledge barrier. what i am talking about is people leave the room during commercials, fast forwarding through recorded content of commercials, looking at their phones when they can't, click on "skip ad" when they can. people make attempts to shift their immediate attention away from ads.
According to IPG, 65% of people skip video ads, and they do so the first chance they get.
I think that's your bubble mate, and I don't even mean that derogatory, what with the stat that recently came out that 1% of YT viewers use adblock.
I don't think this is contradictory?
i don't think that is representative of what i am talking about. certainly more people would do it if there was no knowledge barrier. what i am talking about is people leave the room during commercials, fast forwarding through recorded content of commercials, looking at their phones when they can't, click on "skip ad" when they can. people make attempts to shift their immediate attention away from ads.