SpaceGhost Spaces, Erin Esurance Just So Hot

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The chums at Mortar point us to the eSurance hottie’s latest ad. To say nothing of the eSurance ads in general, which are dramatic, well-animated and blessed with catchy music, Erin Esurance is hot. We’ve always thought so.

But until SpaceGhost confirmed it in a recent interview with the pink-haired incognito op (aptly labeled Daddy’s Little Bad Girl) we might have kept our feelings for the curvaceous cartoon to ourselves. It doesn’t quite matter what she says and she doesn’t even really have to leap tall buildings; her pixels could just shift from side to side and most of America would still be paying attention. Is that pathetic?

To poke a semblance at serious, though, good execution on the eSurance/SpaceGhost collaboration. SpaceGhost is always a good way of gauging whether brands have a sense of humour about their work. And Erin passes with flying colours, broadening her appeal to a more cynical audience.

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