a psa about drugs from ijane inc., copyright 2003.
Anti-drug ads seem to employ either an upbeat positivity ("Ballet: the anti-drug.") or scare tactics ("IF YOU SMOKE POT YOU WILL BE RAPED OR RUN OVER A GIRL ON A BIKE.") to turn teens off of using, with mixed results. In this psa, "Sex and the City"'s Sarah Jessica Parker muses on what leads people to drugs (anxiety? lack of confidence?) and doesn't preach about what the viewer should do. "Face your problems. ... It's your choice." she says. But is its message any more effective? Does it hit you differently than other anti-drug psa's you've seen?
74 member responses
that's not effective, that's just annoying. --Posted by pyrogymnast29 10:30AM EST 06/01/08
Whoa.
I felt like I was on an acid trip for that entire time. Way to go, facetheissue. --Posted by supa_star_kirbster 01:40AM EST 05/01/08
Noooooooooo!!!!!!!!!!!!
WHAT!!! this makes no sence 2 me how can you stop people from doing drugs by saying you can get raped dont do it that makes no sence if said you can die and you might do things that you wil regret that makes more sence!!! --Posted by chast978 08:41PM EST 08/15/07
umm...
i like that it was Sarah Jessica Parker voice. But that was it.. it wasn't that effective. --Posted by blueberry2milk 06:30PM EST 03/03/07
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