Toy Ad Jingles Sexist
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•Now woke scientists say toy advert jingles are SEXIST
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Researchers from Queen Mary University of London analysed dozens of toy commercials aired in the UK .
Founded clear distinctions in the musical styles used in adverts aimed at boys and girls.
Soundtracks tended to be louder, more abrasive and distorted, reinforcing notions of masculinity through harsher sounds.
Meanwhile, ads targeting girls with toys such as dolls or mermaids featured softer, more harmonious music.
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