A guide to watch Moroccan poisonous ads

My dear Moroccan fellas, 

Here is a guide for you to properly watch Moroccan ads in Ramadan,

Firstly, don’t.

Secondly, if you ever decide to do so, here is some advice for you:

·         You will see a lot people dancing. You will hear a lot of noise. You won’t understand anything because I don’t neither.

·        The colors are brighter than your future, everything is colorful: visual pollution.

·        The creative persons behind these ads don’t do much effort, they have other creative things to do. They just take the trending songs of the year and change the lyrics. You can predict what would be 2020 Ramadan’s ads in a few months from now.

·        Technically, if you’re more than 20 y.o, don’t watch them, you’ll get angry. If you’re less than 20 y.o, don’t neither, you’ll get angry. But if you’re 20, just like me, please don’t, you’ll get angry.

·        They keep rollin’ and rollin’ until your mind gets every world, and pops them up during your exams. A low masonic hypnosis, trust me!

Thirdly, don’t.

With love,

PS : There is a specific ad that has the greatest potential to give you a heart attack, which is the one of the train campaign (with totally spies, you know). The costumes don’t have any meaning. The actors are very cringy. The scenarist tried to act cool by attesting their big flaws, but no. The company still sucks.