Tango Urges Public to ‘Make the Can Fist’

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British drink maker Tango is under threat but they aren’t going down without a fight. They’ve launched a Save Tango campaign. From car jacking to underage labor to phone sex to…um…junkyard dancing Tango is screaming, “up yours manufacturers of smoothies and vitamin drinks, you will not squeeze Tango out of the market!”

Complete with a blog, videos, games, a Tangometer and even a petition to the Prime Minister, Tango isn’t going to give up easily. Join the resistance. Make the Can Fist.

Created by BBH, the campaign has a good time poking fun at the “namby-pamby PC brigade,” otherwise known as all those so-called “healthy” drinks that have become so prevalent.

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