The speaker discusses the absurdity of various types of commercials, including:
1. Medical commercials that exaggerate the problems they claim to solve and have unrealistic visuals.
2. Perfume commercials that are nonsensical and try to convey a scent through visuals.
3. Infomercials that are overly convincing and make the speaker want to buy unnecessary products.
4. Celebrity endorsements that can persuade people to buy products without knowing what they do or what they stand for.
5. The speaker also promotes their own partnership with Smashbox cosmetics, a lipstick they created.
The video is a humorous commentary on the ways in which commercials can be absurd and persuasive, often to the point of being ridiculous.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The author is discussing different types of commercials.
2. The author mentions medical commercials as one type.
3. Medical commercials often feature sad and intense visuals at the beginning.
4. The author notes that the visuals in medical commercials often don't match the horrible side effects being described.
5. The author jokes about the ridiculousness of some medical commercial side effects.
6. The author mentions perfume commercials as another type.
7. Perfume commercials often feature unrelated and random visuals.
8. The author jokes about the absurdity of perfume commercials.
9. The author mentions infomercials as another type of commercial.
10. Infomercials often try to sell products that promise to change the viewer's life.
11. The author jokes about being easily convinced by infomercials.
12. The author mentions celebrity endorsements as another type of commercial.
13. The author admits to buying products solely because a celebrity endorsed them.
14. The author mentions a specific example of buying a product after seeing Beyoncé promote it.
15. The author announces a new partnership with Smashbox cosmetics.
16. The author created a signature red liquid lipstick called "Buffs" with Smashbox.
17. The lipstick is available online and will be available in Sephora and other retailers later.
18. The author is excited about the new lipstick and encourages viewers to buy it.