Skittles Expands Wacky Work to International Markets

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To support the expansion of its campaign to international markets, Skittles is out with three new commercials which are equally as whacked as recent domestic work for the brand. The new spots, created by TBWACiatDay New York will air in Western, Central and Eastern Europe, Latin America, the Caribbean and Asia.

The work is said to “have the look and feel of the current U.S. campaign, but at the same time it will rewind the clock to earlier, more elemental Skittles work.”

And with man pigeons, small men in small closets and a bunch of wackos freaking out over a Skittle-spewing rainbow, we’d say the campaign is equally as whacked as any we’ve yet seen from the brand.

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