Super Bowl Hybrid Commercial.

As we all know the ticket for a commercial break during the Super Bowl half time demands all sorts of requirements (for the family audience, no one should be shocked!) and a lot of money. Language.org has some interesting information (also here) about one of the commercials this year - for a Toyota's Hybrid car (i.e. running both on gas and electriciy). The idea of mixing English and Spanish is interesting (metaphor for hybrid?).
Read the transcript:
A conversation between dad and his son

Son:	Papá, why do we have a hybrid?
Father:	For your future!
Son:	Why?
Father:	It's better for the air, and we spend less because it runs on gas and electrical power. (Points to dashboard display.) Mira, mira aquí. It uses both.
Son:	Like you, with English and Spanish!
Father:	Sí!
Son:	Why did you learn English?
Father:	(Pauses.) For your future!

(video available here)

I actually find it quite subversive as despite its bilingualism it advertizes the hegemony of English. How is it going to play with the hispanic audience? For a more detailed analysis, read the post on Language.org. [Undoudtedly though, it'll get less controversy than Janet's showing of breast...]