Back when I posted the infamous Jam Sessions ad in which a boy swears at his parents, I assumed that YouTube would take just as kindly to another ad in the campaign. YouTube banned it outright under implications of p*dophilia, and for a good reason. Now that YouTube has bumped their minimum age requirement from 13 up to 0, I have learned my lesson (countless times), and with the rise of YouTube Kids and the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA) controlling what we watch - including the aforementioned profane advert - it is imperative that children deserve protection from content like ours, and so here is 'Aunt' presented in a form that complies with the guidelines of COPPA. With every future ad featuring at least one child subject posted onto this channel altered this way, it will be safe for everyone to leave a comment, and children and parents alike will not have to fear the possibility of anything in our library offending or poorly influencing them. The Hall of Advertising was never meant for little ones, just like YouTube in its heyday, and we're going to ensure that it stays as far away from them as possible! And besides, this is a children's game we are talking about. Directed by Sam Peackocke at Robber's Dog Films.