2 chapters across the catalog
McDonald's has a long history of using specific musical genres, such as 90s R&B and "Snap" music, to target Black audiences. Ad agencies often employ "diverse voices" to ensure these campaigns resonate culturally without crossing into offensive territory. These "Drey Johnsons" of the advertising world act as cultural liaisons, helping corporate brands maintain a captive audience for addictive food products.
Adam Curry and Mo discuss the onset of the 2020 coronavirus pandemic and the slang term "the Rona" used in certain communities. Mo describes his workplace implementing a segregation system based on color-coded teams, noting the perceived privilege of the "white team." They examine the impact of school closures lasting until April 14th and the potential limitations of the Families First Coronavirus Response Act for middle-class families compared to SNAP recipients.
