Yup, obese comedians... there's one for "plus net", one for "u switch," this one for "carphone warehouse," James cordon for "confused.com," a fatty in "gocompare," two in the advert for "tesco," a fat Alec Baldwin in the BT advert that used to use Rebel fatty Wilson. Fats in a direct line advert. Fats everywhere. It's easier to start naming adverts that don't have fats in them. It's a trend that is vile and unstoppable. I think it's definitely a trend to try and make them memorable or representative or relatable and it sucks. It makes me avoid them. Honestly, I won't ever use their company again. I've switched away from certain companies. The advertising agencies have probably gone with tenuous research that says it gives confidence (like the study that says fat politicians are more trusted) and it's basically mostly self reported studies by other fatties saying that's what they like. Well, the majority are fat. Of course they'll pander to them. The Burger King advert has a fatty in it. The McDonald's still uses healthy normal people. I'm not likely to eat at either more than once or twice a year with young relative's in tow... but I won't choose BK anytime soon.  It's a disgusting trend. It really is repulsive and attaches these products to flabby and hideous bodies. I start to view their adverts with contempt, the product or service they're selling is as much of a joke as the fatty they use.  It disgusts me. I will always rant about this. Vile fats on every advert at ten minute intervals in programmes. Fats in the programmes. Fats fucking everywhere.  It's a sad inevitability of societal decline.  /rant