For example, in the 1920s one of the most popular concepts was getting married and having a family. The advertising reflected these aspirations. William O'Barr calls it "the middle class speaking for itself." It shows this through an advertisement. One of the lines within the advertisement is "her main ambition was to get married". When we look at this perspective of advertising it becomes clear that, while the idea that the media is making victims of its own audience, the same can be said of the people who construct these advertisements by providing them with group values ​​to fabricate an idealized world within a