Nestea Rides the Mechanical Bear

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Weird. Weird. Weird. Thanks to Venables Bell & Partners, Odopod and Nestea, We have…the Mechanical Riding Bear! Yes, that and a collection of other weird activities like the Room of Doom and The Cobra Pit. It’s all fun and games filmed Diesel Heides-style. And it’s called Liquid Awesomeness.

As it was described to us, “It’s kind of like a webcam, a viral video, a video game and a commercial had a disgusting foursome and then somehow gave birth.” Yea, we’d have to agree with that assessment.

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