Apple’s latest iPad Pro ad, “Crush!” has sparked controversy online, with some criticizing the ad for being offensive. However, the outrage seems unwarranted as the ad simply showcases the features of the new iPad Pro. Despite this, Apple decided to pull the ad in response to the backlash.
The issue here is the trend of people seeking to be offended for the sake of feeling morally superior, without any real reason. Instead of dismissing these baseless complaints as they should, companies often give in to the demands of these complainers. In this case, Apple caved to the pressure from critics like Hugh Grant and Justine Bateman.
The individuals who took offense at the ad appear to have fabricated reasons to be upset, showcasing a self-centered and narcissistic mindset. It’s ironic that these same people who criticize the ad will likely end up purchasing the new iPad Pro.
Overall, the uproar over this ad highlights the toxic nature of online outrage culture and the need for individuals to reevaluate their priorities and not get offended over trivial matters.
