The new Chuck E. Cheese jingle contains the lyrics "Everybody say cheese, it's funner!" This is not acceptable grammar, as we were all taught in elementary school. Their advertising department claims it is fine because it is in the dictionary. The word "ain't" is also in the dictionary! Let's boycott this illiterate mouse until they change the lyrics or remove the commercial. Grammar like this has no place on national television; especially on children's channels such as Nick and Sprout.
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September 4, 2012
THEY THINK THEY CAN IGNORE US BUT OUR GRAMMAR STANDARDS ARE NONNEGOTIABLE!! WE ARE STANDING FIRM AGAINST THIS LITERACY NIGHTMARE AND WILL NOT STOP UNTIL THE MOUSE SPEAKS PROPER ENGLISH!!
September 4, 2012
THIS MOMENTUM IS ABSOLUTELY ELECTRIC!! PEOPLE EVERYWHERE ARE FINALLY STANDING UP AGAINST THE TOTAL LACK OF GRAMMAR IN THIS JINGLE!!
Reached 100 supporters
September 4, 2012
6 Comments
Just because its in a dictionary doesnt mean it should be in a jingle aimed at toddlers. Get it together marketing team.
it sounds so stupid. my 8 year old daughter even asked me why they talk like that. fix this mess
My kids watch Nick all day and I honestly cringe every time that commercial plays. Can they just use proper english for once?
Seriously? We are supposed to be teaching our kids to read and write good and then this happens. Pull the ad.
FUNNER IS NOT A WORD. stop trying to make it happen.
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The new Chuck E. Cheese jingle contains the lyrics "Everybody say cheese, it's funner!" This is not acceptable grammar, as we were all taught in elementary school. Their advertising department claims it is fine because it is in the dictionary. The word "ain't" is also in the dictionary! Let's boycott this illiterate mouse until they change the lyrics or remove the commercial. Grammar like this has no place on national television; especially on children's channels such as Nick and Sprout.
Updates
September 4, 2012
THEY THINK THEY CAN IGNORE US BUT OUR GRAMMAR STANDARDS ARE NONNEGOTIABLE!! WE ARE STANDING FIRM AGAINST THIS LITERACY NIGHTMARE AND WILL NOT STOP UNTIL THE MOUSE SPEAKS PROPER ENGLISH!!
September 4, 2012
THIS MOMENTUM IS ABSOLUTELY ELECTRIC!! PEOPLE EVERYWHERE ARE FINALLY STANDING UP AGAINST THE TOTAL LACK OF GRAMMAR IN THIS JINGLE!!
Reached 100 supporters
September 4, 2012
6 Comments
illiterate mouse haha. but seriously it really is annoying.
Just because its in a dictionary doesnt mean it should be in a jingle aimed at toddlers. Get it together marketing team.
it sounds so stupid. my 8 year old daughter even asked me why they talk like that. fix this mess
My kids watch Nick all day and I honestly cringe every time that commercial plays. Can they just use proper english for once?
Seriously? We are supposed to be teaching our kids to read and write good and then this happens. Pull the ad.
FUNNER IS NOT A WORD. stop trying to make it happen.
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illiterate mouse haha. but seriously it really is annoying.