The speaker is discussing a series of Japanese television commercials and how they are unusual and sometimes nonsensical compared to Western advertising. He notes that the Japanese often push the boundaries of what is acceptable in advertising, with commercials that may not make sense to Western audiences. He gives examples of commercials that feature unusual scenarios, such as a child getting excited about noodles, a four-legged creature with wings, and a schoolgirl with a cell phone on top of her. He also mentions a commercial where a child becomes addicted to candy after being cornered by a monster-like figure. Another commercial he discusses is for an exercise machine, which he finds simple but effective. He concludes by mentioning a commercial for a product called "Little Baby," which he finds strange and confusing. He encourages viewers to watch these commercials and form their own opinions about them.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The text is a commentary on Japanese television ads, with specific focus on how they often push the boundaries of what is considered acceptable and can be difficult to understand. [Source: Text]
2. The commentator mentions several Japanese ads they've seen, with a particular focus on ads selling noodles and a candy that they believe are designed to be traumatic for children. [Source: Text]
3. The commentator also talks about a Japanese commercial that appears to sell an exercise machine, but the connection between the commercial and the product is unclear. [Source: Text]
4. The commentator mentions another Japanese commercial, where a diamond from a wedding cake causes an insect to grow to large dimensions and terrorize the city. [Source: Text]
5. The commentator also discusses a James Bond-type man fighting an android in a commercial promotion. [Source: Text]
6. The commentator talks about a PlayStation commercial that they found difficult to understand. [Source: Text]
7. The commentator mentions a commercial for a product called "Skin Dyn", which they describe as covered in a gelatinous substance. [Source: Text]
8. The commentator talks about a commercial for a company called "Little Baby", which features a person eating his own head made of ice cream. [Source: Text]
9. The commentator concludes by stating that they will continue to watch and comment on Japanese ads. [Source: Text]