Dear AdFreak, Anna Kendrick Is Totally Beer Commercial Hot!

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Hey brother from another mother, blog that’s way more popular than Adrants but wasn’t when it started, dude who gets to write about advertising from the coast of Maine, friends who aren’t all uppity like the folks over at Ad Age…hey!

Don’t go calling Anna Kendrick not beer commercial hot! Seriously. She’s way hotter! How could you possibly not see that! Good God, the girl has a smile that makes us weak in the knees! And she should totally do a beer commercial so she won’t have to “stuff indie cred down a male stripper’s g-string.”

We’d offer her a gig here at Adrants but, yea, you can’t stuff ad blog cred down a male stripper’s g-string either.

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