Fans Trash Beatles Tune Use in Diaper Ad

Help! Some Beatles fans are feeling down about the latest use of a Fab Four song in a commercial _ the 1967 peace anthem "All You Need Is Love" highlights a new disposable diaper campaign.

"I just cannot see a Beatles song being used for trivial things ... not Beatles songs!!!!" fan Andy Bonnell said by e-mail from Liverpool, England, the Beatles' home base.

Such sentiments represent something of a lost cause. A version of their song "Help!" was used in a car commercial in 1985, and the many appearances since then include the late John Lennon's son Julian's 2002 cover of "When I'm Sixty-Four" for insurer Allstate Corp. and current Target Corp. store commercials that use a version of "Hello Goodbye" _ "Goodbuy" in the ads.

But the "All You Need..." campaign, launched this month for Procter & Gamble Co.'s Luvs diapers, struck a particularly sour note for some fans, who heated up online forums about it. Among the objections is that the idealistic song, popular in the counterculture "Summer of Love" era and among Vietnam War opponents, is being used at the time of another war, in Iraq, to evoke soiled diapers.

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Lives in a dream
Washing the rashes, using the mitt that she keeps in a jar by the door
Who is it for?

well done...!:toast:

Where DO they all belong?

No one comes near.
Look at him working. filling his socks in the night when there's nobody there
What does he care?

That's funny! :rofl:

I don't....

Hmmm.... a little bit of Karmic reflection?

"All you need is love, baby, but, yeah, fuck the earth, man, diapers are time-consuming and I have other things to do than worry about the earth or my child's health, man, yeah; disposables are so much, you know, easier, man. Yeah."