Frank Thomas for Nugenix ("testosterone boosting" dietary supplement) commercials are pretty annoying and the 'she'll like it too' element cringe-inducing.
But I do enjoy the fact that in order to get a "free" trial (plus s&h) where you get signed up for autorefills long before the stuff is supposed to be effective you have to text the word TRAP to a number.
There is a shorter cut of my favorite commercial for Bounty paper towels where a kid is spilling wonton soup and a wonton skittles across the table in slow-motion, heading for the floor and his father (or mother) are both yelling "nooooooo" and the bulldog under the table is yelling "yeeeeesssssss." The shorter cut doesnt have the dog yelling "yeeeeesssssss."
When a company does a commercial to show how much they value diversity by putting people of all different races and ethnicities in the commercial. Okay, fine, hooray that you are progressive. But the only way they can represent gay people is by having the actors act in the most stereotypically gay manner. So the gay man has to be a lisping, fey, slightly-toned down version of Jack from "Will & Grace." Or a woman will have to be stocky & angry-looking with a buzz cut to let you know "this is supposed to be a lesbian customer of our products, audience."
The radio commercial voice for Central Market (Whole Foods type store in Texas)
It's an old guy who increasingly gets excited while reading whatever update is going on. Right now it's Tomato Harvest. Eventually, the old guy ejaculates into his pants in the recording booth.
I have to admit I've never liked Jeremy Renner, he's always struck me as profoundly annoying. Apparently this is one in a series of commercials that showcase his "music." I'm sure that generic, atrocious pop garbage would be very well received on his "Roadhouse Tour." Give me a break. What world does that guy live in? Granted, he is really kicking ass out there in the desert in a duster with his air punches and sand kicks HIYAAA. This one is an auto-mute/change.