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Yeah, people dressed up as fruit/animals/food has been
a staple of advertising practically since the dawn of time, but I feel as though we're seeing an alarming resurgence of this type of ad. Of course, there are
Crispin, Porter +
Bogusky's spots for Burger King,
with people dressed up as BK sandwiches. Then there's
this commercial for Verizon, in which Mom has to dress as a taco and hand out fliers to pay the kids' cell phone bill, and now
this commercial from
TBWA/
Chiat/Day for Jimmy Dean D-lights, which I found yesterday on
Mediapost, where people are dressed as the sun, a cloud and a rainbow. What does this all mean? Probably just that I watch too much
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TV. I'm sorry this post isn't all that pretty, but I guess my artistic aspirations are just way beyond Blogger's capabilities.
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