Agency Brings Holidayoke Cheer

New York-based Catalano Lellos & Silverstein has served up yet another funky holiday wish with Happy Holidayoke in which members of the agency, or rather, their heads attached to illustrated bodies, cavort in holiday settings while doing their best to sing holiday songs. There’s the Sound of Music-esque “A few of My Favorite Things,” a fat Elvis-style Santa doing a rooftop jig, Graphic Designer Alice Anda and another staffer doing that hillbilly banjo song while trading barbs about fake boobs and butt size, a Twin Peaks style recitation of “Twas the Night Before Christmas” by agency partner Frank D’Angelo, a country/Mexican style song about some guy’s pants catching on fire and another Elvis-themed ditty about a sad little reindeer.

Good viewing.

Be sure to also check out the agency’s other holiday offerings from year’s past.

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Steve Hall

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