IKEA Adds Yet Another Oddity to Dorm Room Activities

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The college dorm room. Ah yes. That tiny, not so personal space that sees more action in one semester than in the entire run of Big Brother. Is there anything that hasn’t happened in a dorm room? Not anymore thanks to IKEA who’s released a video in which heads randomly pop out of a dorm room’s enclosed spaces and begin to beatbox. It’s all to get people to head over to roommateliving.com on which IKEA hawks its college room-ready wares. And yup, there’s even an IKEA College Night promotion from July 6-9 where college students and high school seniors can bring their IDs to IKEA stores for a chance to win free stuff.

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