nextel18 said:
anyone have noticed those ads?

Haven't seen them yet, but their old TV ads were always been good, from the old people to the "Where u at!?" ones, because they had a sense of humor

Their in-store posters and website are a different story though... a bunch of young urban black models staring straight at the camera and trying way too hard to look hard/cool. I think we're all aware that young-urban-hip is Boost's target demographic, but still, there's such a thing as beating it into the ground.

It's like "Yo yo YO PLAYAH! Dis be da prepay dat RAPPERS USE!!"