Dallas Ad League Slams Copywriters

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We all work in advertising. One could say we do it because we are obsessed with the profession. One could also say we’re just stupid but let’s just set that one aside for a moment and see what TM Advertising has to say on the topic. The agency created this video to promote the Dallas ADDYs.

The video is funny, But we have to ask, is it really all that helpful to the profession to slam one function to bolster another? No wonder many in the business are a bunch of whiney, self-entitled, primadonnas with God complexes.

“You keep this up, you’re gonna be a copywriter.”

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