Rejected Doritos Super Bowl commercial.
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Last night, Doritos revealed the five finalists in their Crash the Super Bowl contest. (Like any of them?) This strange one didn't make it. It's no worse than some of the finalists. Related: Peruvian poster with a Doritos string bikini.
posted by copyranter @ 7:30 PM
18 Comments:
Well, I laughed. But I'm a stupid asshole. Although, I do eat Doritos sometimes.
It had a good concept and a brilliant ending.
Stupid, imbecilic, annoying, fucking terrible. Those who like it should drown themselves.
I'm guessing the lengthy ingredient list cut too close to the quick.
That's actually funny. So funny i should drown myself apparently.
I'm back after drowning myself... well, if you think this one is bad, don't watch the finalists. Again, let's all make fun of the stupid white guy, because it's safe to make him the stooge.
I laughed, but I'm also prone to liking moronic commercials, so who knows. Only one of the finalists I liked was the birds of prey one.
Well, it looks like I'm off to drown myself.
I loved it .... *drowns*
My super power is not-drowning and thought this one better than most of the finalists. Of those liked the baby one. Hot wild chicks was funny but oh-so-Budweiser.
I enjoyed this weird one. But I'm a nerd, so maybe not the best judge of its appeal to the Superbowl-watching demographic.
Of the 5 finalists, I liked the baby one and the dog-criminal one, but not enough to vote.
Of course, you all liked it. A bunch of nerds. What people do you think work in advertising?
i thought this one was pretty funny and cool - doritos meets the hipsters. what a wonderful opportunity for a new market / demographic.
it is better than the five finalists. 'brochacho' - is that a real word now?
I-)
I don't work in advertising. I don't think many nerds do, or I would see more ads that I enjoyed (and this would have been chosen as one of the finalists).
Loved it.
I loved everything about this, it has such a light touch. Didn't think any of the five hyperactive, juvenile finalists were anywhere near as clever or original. Think I just answered my own question.
Product as hero. What's not to love?
The more I think about it, the more I think Doritos left this one out of the finalists, in part, because they knew its nerd appeal would make it more successful as an "underground/viral" internet phenomenon. Well played, I guess.
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