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Line 10: * This even seems to happen within commercials, at least in the case of Vitamin Water. Most commercials featuring an athlete endorser will have a reference to another of the endorser's sponsors. For example: the jockey Shaquille O'Neal boxes out is wearing the Radio Shack symbol, and LeBron James references a case called 'Niky v. Oregon' (guess where Nike is based). == [[Anime]] and [[Manga]] == * [[Cromartie High School]] does this for Takuro Yoshida in episode 3. How? Figure it out. == [[Film]] == Line 21 ⟶ 20: == [[Literature]] == * In ''[[~~Discworld/Moving Pictures\|~~Moving Pictures]]'', CMOT Dibbler, with the skewed but determined logic that characterises the [[Discworld]], reasons that if a single picture you don't even see can make people want to buy something, five solid minutes of it must be even more effective. == [[Live -Action ~~Television~~TV]] == * The 1960s TV show ''[[Hazel]]'' did one about some guys that supposedly created irresistable subliminal ads, in which they ran a film where 'SP' would appear briefly, and the guy speaking to the crowd (who was selling some stock for a company called 'Brazilian') because, at the end of the message, would say, "And Buy Brazilian". So one guy who didn't know he was being marketed to for a stock, was buying Brazilian Nuts. The guys doing this get arrested for it. Which brings us to... * A [[Fake Commercial]] for the Psi Corps in ''[[Babylon 5]]'' famously ends with a subliminal message: "The Psi Corps is your friend. Trust the Corps." Line 55 ⟶ 54: {{reflist}} [[Category:{{PAGENAME}}]] [[Category:Advertising Tropes]] ~~[[Category:Subliminal Advertising]]~~ [[Category:Mind Manipulation Tropes]]