re: Why do the State fans in the Dr Pepper commercial dress their son in Tech gear?

That wife is really hot

It’s not his kid numb nuts.

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The onion volcano sends the same message about infidelity. I think they are encouraging viewers to cheat on Coke, Pepsi, red drank, or whatever.

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yeah the lesbian one cracks me up every time.

Im glad someone knows what's going on in those commercials. I be pretty confused when they come on.

Score one for the homies in the acc game

It's a live action series with cartoon metaphysics.

In normal live action series, only a subset of life is depicted: gross (taking a shite) and boring (doing chores, driving to working) stuff is skipped.

In cartoons, eg: DBZ, Fritz-the-Cat, SouthPark, Popeye... even more parts are simplified: the characters rarely change clothes; it helps makes them distinct.

In FanVille, unless you're working your job which has a visible uniform/type of clothing... your team allegiance by default manifests as clothing: the people in this realm have no concept of getting dressed or putting clothes on their children.

The symbolism dynamics are hilarious:

* the state fan couple with a tech fan baby obviously had an affair,

* propane vs "natural" grilled meat was an allusion to the grill master's GF was having fun on the side with a girl (who presumably had an augmented rack),

* to a citizen of FanVille, team allegiance lasts for eternity. The spirits of the dead inhabitants of homes won't go full Betelgeuse on the living if they're fans of the same team,

* lacrosse is scientology

* running threw the neighborhood butt-arse, naked is an accepted, even expected by this community. They understand the importance winning, and why it's imperative to celebrate it.

They explore a number of areas of the human experience from the perspective of a football fan. A lot of folks who don't appreciate the game could really learn a lot from the FanVille episodes.

It’s hyperbole