The people who hate this add scare me. It's literally telling people to not be toxic. There is absolutely nothing wrong with that. A man telling another man what they're doing is wrong isn't sexist, it's the first guy being mature and holding others accountable. It's called being a good person and if that offends you, theirs the door. App-5c3e56...0db34.jpeg

I always find amusing how this kind of men who trow tantrums for such small things are later the ones to say 'everybody gets ofended for everythibg nowadays'

Honest to God, I don't understand why people got mad at this ad. Like you might feel like it's pandering to a movement, but if it makes you not want to buy all P&G products....for real, what are you so mad at?

I think it’s a great ad. It’s a shame so many people just don’t get it

I don't understand the uproar on this. isn't it exactly what we are telling men in real life? Don't bully, don't sexually assault, don't sexual harass. Why is it different just because it is in a commercial? Why is it wrong when a company is talking about it? Honestly, i just don't get it.. This is the behavior we are saying we want men to stop, yet here is a respected company saying the same thing and they are getting boycotted? and ridiculed? why? Really fraggin strange

I wonder if the feminist movement faced this kind of resistance from women when it started, well my grandma still calls whore every "modern girl" but how common was it back then?

As a kid, I actually wrestled with other kids, both boys and girls. It's good for muscles and agility. Dunno how anyone can see this behavior as improper, especially in children.

Fantastic as - I applaud Gillette

The video did not condemn male behavior. It condemned bad male behavior. I don't get people having issues with that.

I bloody loved the ad, gave me chills! The 'just sell razors' is fine, but a lot of people these days only seem to listen to big companies or influences "this person has a large following, I should think/do this now" sound mental? say hello to religious groups.

Direct from their website: http://www.thebestamancanbe.org; As part of The Best Men Can Be campaign, Gillette is committing to donate $1 million per year for the next three years to non-profit organizations executing programs in the United States designed to inspire, educate and help men of all ages achieve their personal “best” and become role models for the next generation.

You mean a commercial that teaches a lesson and be thought provoking? God forbid! I am proud of Gillette for taking this risk. And who cares why they did it? Instead of analyzing it to death, understand the message and it's up to you if you think you need to make changes. Men are not a stereotype - they are human.

The ironic thing about Gillette is that they were caught exploiting slave and child labour, and now they're trying to lecture people on morals.

I work in a male dominated business and I am the only woman at my firm. My bosses are excellent and the majority of my co-workers too, but there is one man who is very toxic. As a complete narcissist he constantly tries to intimidate me, belittles me, and sometimes (more and more often lately) he has become verbally abusive. The latter escalated after I turned him down when he wanted to have dinner with me. I do not generally bother with him, we work different hours but technically I am his boss. I've tried to deal with him about work stuff which is a must, but it often ends with either one of us saying something nasty and I always end up crying or wasting all my energy thinking of this. My bosses however are awesome and have just recently started to realize what an a*s the man in question is, so they deal with him for me. But sometimes he seeks me up and like tries to pick a fight with me. I am both strong and smart and that is probably why he "chose" me to bother.

I have not watched the ad, dunno if I will bother. it's an ad, people will take away from it what they want. I will repeat that. People will take away from it what they want.

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Dollar Shave Club just raised their subscription price this month. Maybe it's time i go back to using Gillette products again. Good message in the ad.

Notice in the ad, the a-hole who needs to be restrained needs a shave. Smart one, Gillette.

That is a great ad so I should be shocked that so many people are "offended" by this, but actually I've been on the internet for a while now so I've seen crazier things happen. Sad, but true.

I love that ad... why so much hate on something that spreads positivity?