Mcdonalds Rhetorical Analysis

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Mcdonalds
Everyone recognizes the golden M above the red roof. Yet not all us have the same feelings on it, in fact there are even documentaries that are denouncing a common meal. Yet why, In this passage well be taking a look about how Mcdonalds advertisements try to calm our fears.

What i'm currently looking at is a advertisement for an egg mcmuffin. It's a blue background with the typical mcdonald's logo and slogan of “i'm loving it” in the top left corner. In the center it shows the egg mcmuffin saying how it's only 300 calories.

Its using mostly pathos in how it shows the food to make you hungry. The food is looking very amazing and the sausage looks extremely juicy,the biscuit crumbly yet soft, the egg is as fluffy as a pillow,
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