Dumb Ways to Die’ Wishes You A Gruesome Valentine’s Day

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Returning from fame and fortune, “Dumb Ways to Die,” created by McCann Melbourne, is back with a bittersweet Valentine’s Day message. In a video entitled “Dumb Ways to Valentine,” blue guy, who sold his kidney’s on the internet, has fallen for yellow girl and really, really wants her to know.

With seemingly easy access to his innards, blue guy reaches inside himself and presents his Valentine with his heart. And then he dies. Kind of dumb, right? Yea, that’s the whole point.

Doubtful it will reach the 71 million views of the original but it’s quite fun all the same.

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Steve Hall

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