I built this website. From scratch. Including the servers.
Their advertising has evolved. Ever notice that ever since the early nineties they never use the word "baby" in their ads? It's always children, enfants, kinder, barn and so on. Sounds funny when you think about it, as children really shouldn't be wearing diapers but babies and toddlers do.
Possibly the plan is by changing the words used, they remove the stigma from mothers who don't have time to potty-train their baby. When you can't increase the target market, increase consumption. The use of diapers is climbing up the ages now. Thank you procter and gamble!
full disclosure: I used to work on Pampers and spent many a day arguing for the use of the word baby. I lost.
Who knows how long The Ravyn can afford to keep this up, but they have gone out of their way to host a 56.1MB zipped archive of Real Men of Genius Collection, that's all 86 of the commercials. Go fetch!
Worse. I felt that shift in tone too. I mean, they actually celebrated Mr Pickled Pigs feet eater, because he's brave and Mr. Underwear Inspector Number 12, because someone has to do it dammit, and they rah-rah'ed Mr. Foot Long Hot Dog Inventer, because while it might be crazy you know you want a foot long hot dog at least once. Yeah!
Oh yeah, by the way the old ones are still collected over here. Gos that was posted six years ago!
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