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According to eyewitnesses, it was aired on ABS-CBN during English movies every night. One also says he saw this PSA on ABC-5 and a person said it was aired in the mid-2000s.<ref> [https://www.facebook.com/groups/SpookyAdsGroup/posts/1827798830859864 PSA mentioned by a person from Reddit and uploaded by a Facebook user on The Spooky Advertisements History Group.] Retrieved 18 Nov '21</ref><ref> [https://www.facebook.com/groups/SpookyAdsGroup/posts/2447821945524213 PinoyExchange user describing the commercial from February 2000, posted by a Facebook user on The Spooky Advertisements History Group.] Retrieved 18 Nov '21</ref> The commercial was first mentioned in February 2000, on a PinoyExchange forum. Reddit user caladbolg_ described this commercial in 2016<ref>[https://www.reddit.com/r/Philippines/comments/5fwubo/so_rph_what_philippine_commercials_scared_you_the/ Reddit discussion about Filipino commercials that scared people.] Retrieved 18 Nov '21</ref> and again on the Facebook group The Spooky Advertisements History Group from 2018. | According to eyewitnesses, it was aired on ABS-CBN during English movies every night. One also says he saw this PSA on ABC-5 and a person said it was aired in the mid-2000s in the timeframe of 2001-2004.<ref> [https://www.facebook.com/groups/SpookyAdsGroup/posts/1827798830859864 PSA mentioned by a person from Reddit and uploaded by a Facebook user on The Spooky Advertisements History Group.] Retrieved 18 Nov '21</ref><ref> [https://www.facebook.com/groups/SpookyAdsGroup/posts/2447821945524213 PinoyExchange user describing the commercial from February 2000, posted by a Facebook user on The Spooky Advertisements History Group.] Retrieved 18 Nov '21</ref><ref> [https://www.facebook.com/groups/tsag.ph/posts/1883460505293696/ Facebook post describing the commercial, along with OPS-PIA Ripped Doll PSA.] Retrieved 07 Dec '21</ref> The commercial was first mentioned in February 2000, on a PinoyExchange forum. Reddit user caladbolg_ described this commercial in 2016<ref>[https://www.reddit.com/r/Philippines/comments/5fwubo/so_rph_what_philippine_commercials_scared_you_the/ Reddit discussion about Filipino commercials that scared people.] Retrieved 18 Nov '21</ref> and again on the Facebook group The Spooky Advertisements History Group from 2018. | ||
On February 14, 2021, YouTube user negotiationsmakestrangebedfellows found the PSA on Adeevee.<ref>[https://www.adeevee.com/1999/10/dswd-4as-anti-child-prostitution-per-kilo-film/ Adeevee page about the PSA.] Retrieved 18 Nov '21</ref> More info is known, such as it was produced on October 1999. | On February 14, 2021, YouTube user negotiationsmakestrangebedfellows found the PSA on Adeevee.<ref>[https://www.adeevee.com/1999/10/dswd-4as-anti-child-prostitution-per-kilo-film/ Adeevee page about the PSA.] Retrieved 18 Nov '21</ref> More info is known, such as it was produced on October 1999. | ||
Revision as of 06:23, 7 December 2021
A still from the PSA.
Status: Found
Date found: 14 Feb 2021
Found by: negotiationsmakestrangebedfellows
The Council for the Welfare of Children made a PSA aired in 1999 about child trafficking/prostitution. The PSA is also known as "Per Kilo" PSA. The PSA is known to be unsettling due to its plot and the little girl at the end of the PSA.
Premise
The PSA starts with a slab of meat dropped into the table and "₱ 108 per kilo" showed with the meat. Onto the next frame, a lump of chicken meat dropped into the table with "₱ 82.50 per kilo". A little girl was shown on the next frame with "₱ 53 per kilo" shown. The end card was then shown with the words Keep Children Off The Market.[1]
Availability
According to eyewitnesses, it was aired on ABS-CBN during English movies every night. One also says he saw this PSA on ABC-5 and a person said it was aired in the mid-2000s in the timeframe of 2001-2004.[2][3][4] The commercial was first mentioned in February 2000, on a PinoyExchange forum. Reddit user caladbolg_ described this commercial in 2016[5] and again on the Facebook group The Spooky Advertisements History Group from 2018.
On February 14, 2021, YouTube user negotiationsmakestrangebedfellows found the PSA on Adeevee.[6] More info is known, such as it was produced on October 1999.
Gallery
References
- ↑ The PSA uploaded by negotiationsmakestrangebedfellows. Retrieved 18 Nov '21
- ↑ PSA mentioned by a person from Reddit and uploaded by a Facebook user on The Spooky Advertisements History Group. Retrieved 18 Nov '21
- ↑ PinoyExchange user describing the commercial from February 2000, posted by a Facebook user on The Spooky Advertisements History Group. Retrieved 18 Nov '21
- ↑ Facebook post describing the commercial, along with OPS-PIA Ripped Doll PSA. Retrieved 07 Dec '21
- ↑ Reddit discussion about Filipino commercials that scared people. Retrieved 18 Nov '21
- ↑ Adeevee page about the PSA. Retrieved 18 Nov '21