Cadbury Trades in Gorilla For Tricked Out Airport Vehicles

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Here’s Cadbury’s new ad, a follow up to that Gorilla ad in which a dude in a gorilla suit lets loose on a drum set to Phil Collins’ In the Air Tonight. This new ad trades in the gorilla for some tricked out airport trucks which have fun on the air strip to the tune of Queen’s Don’t Stop Me Now.

It’s OK. A lot of work went into it. But after 90 seconds, you wonder what you’re watching which, in some cases be a good thing. But, if you decide to stop watching before the last few seconds, you’ll never know what it was for or that Cadbury would appreciate if you ran out to the store and bought one of their candy bars.

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