Pepsi, Diet Pepsi Max Super Bowls Ads Get Nut Cracking Mashup

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Oh God. It’s that damn song again. About a month after the Super Bowl, we’d almost rid it from head bobbing around inside your head. Anyway, because some think two Super Bowl spots are better than one, we have this mashup up of Justin Timberlake’s Pepsi commercial and the What is Love Diet Pepsi Max commercial. It’s been up since February 7 but it’s only been seen by 3,300 people. I’m sure we can increase that a bit.

With Justin Timberlake’s nuts getting repetitively smashed into that mailbox, maybe we should all send this on to Fathers and Husbands who recently got pissed off over the “balls-banging treatment of Justin Timberlake” and sent complaints out to BBDO, Pepsi, Advertising Age and The New York Times.

Was that a scene from The Host in there? Cool.

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