Anonymous wrote:I hate it but DD and I sing it at the top our lungs whenever it comes on. The commercial reminds me of the opening to Hairspray.

My dd and I sing along with the Skyrizi commercials. “Nothing is everything!”

I report this as not only a horrible commercial, but even MORE HORRIBLE, it made its way to my sleep in a loop kind of way!!!!😬 Sure hope no one else has suffered my plight - arghhh… It truly hurts my feelings and must be muted immediately as it appears…

This song has been stuck in my head for days and will probably continue because the commercial plays so often.

Anonymous wrote:I like that commercial. i think that fat lady moves well. like ex dancer

She's dancing in the ad, theoretically. So not an "ex dancer," except I don't think she's especially good at dancing or singing. She's off the charts with relentless perkiness, though.

This ad reminds me of Idina Menzel in Rent.

Anonymous wrote:I hate it but DD and I sing it at the top our lungs whenever it comes on. The commercial reminds me of the opening to Hairspray.

Yes! I also get Tracy Turnblatt vibes ftom it!

I hate it but DD and I sing it at the top our lungs whenever it comes on. The commercial reminds me of the opening to Hairspray.

That commercial annoys the hell out of me also.

It is not that I am some buff, judgemental viewer (far from it).

I think it is because I hate musicals and do not get what they are celebrating?

Anonymous wrote:I wish they would ban all drug commercials

They used to be illegal.

Then big Pharma probably my bribed some politicians, and the law changed.

I dance and sing along with the commercial when my daughter is in the room. It annoys her.....so I'll continue.

I like that commercial. i think that fat lady moves well. like ex dancer

My people!

If I can't fast-forward through an ad, I usually just ignore it or do a little task -- take out the recycling, start a load of laundry, whatever.

But this one has be diving for the mute button.

I hate the Broadway performance-ness of it all. ::jazz hands::

The only good thing about the pharma commercials is when they list all the side effects which ensures that I will never want to take those drugs. Especially all the depression drugs that make you suicidal. And then the depression drugs you take when the first depression drug isn't working.

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Anonymous wrote:it has surpassed 1877 cars for kids

My sweet, sweet, 87 year-old mother, who loves all children, says “No, NOOOO!” when that commercial comes on and starts frantically punching buttons on the remote to change the channel.

My husband has a visceral reaction to that ad so I am cracking up here. I mean, he gets ANGRY when it comes on 😂

Anonymous wrote:it has surpassed 1877 cars for kids

I feel this way about Limu Emu and Doug. I will jump over a table to grab the remote when I see his yellow shirt on tv.