Little Caesars Pizza Makes Silly Things Happen

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Barton F Graf 9000 continues its whacky approach to advertising with two new spots for Little Caesars. Touting the brand’s $5 pepperoni and $8 3-Meat_Treat pizzas, we are treated to a couple of oddly humorous scenarios.

One spot has an office worker introducing the hot and ready $5 pizza to conference room occupants…including the conference room’s electronic equipment which gets just as excited as the human occupants.

In another spot, Woods, a couple of girls are surprised by a deranged clown with a horn.

Pizza. Pizza. As strange as it ever was.

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