Hairy Lollipop Smoke. Don’t Breathe This.’

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This Dibs commercial depicts the giant lollipop’s fall from grace. It starts out a snack food, becomes a hair remover, and ultimately ends life as blender fodder. Its sad descent is meant to highlight Dibs’ desirability.

The ad also includes guest appearances from the “Will It Blend?” guy and some dude from ER.

Steve loves likes this spot (albeit under the gentle influence of vodka and caffeine). I feel sort of nauseous: I’m at a cafe, and there are blenders, and something in the air really does smell like hairy lollipop smoke. But maybe that’s just burnt coffee.

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