Axe Does More Bom Chicka Blah Blah

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We are not a fan of Axe’s new “Bom Chicka Wah Wah” thing but since we’re not Bob Garfield who claims he’s always right when he reviews commercial work, we’re gonna let you have a look and decide for yourselves. We will say with rampant rebellion against the stuff trickling up from the hallways of high schools across America from girls who can’t stand guys who wear the stuff and end up smelling like they just finished a shift at a Macy’s fragrance counter, this current idiocy isn’t going to help matters much. Oops, that was an opinion, wasn’t it? Sorry.

Oh and the two videos here and here are supposed to be part of one of them new fangled viral campaign thingies everyone’s been talking so much about. Call us crazy but doesn’t something have to “go viral” before it can be labeled viral? We really need a new term here.

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