Walk-In Fridge or Subservient Icebox? Heineken Pushes Both.

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Heineken follows up its ultra-popular walk-in fridge spot with “Walking Fridge.”

The end result is much the same — frosty rows of Heineken nestled in ice, swathes of men screaming like little girls — but the premise slightly different: instead of getting a walk-in fridge, one brand-new homeowner gets a miniature fridge that brings beverages to him on little mechanical legs.

It’s like Wall-E for the hopped-out blue collar set. Agency: TBWANeboko with production company CZAR.NL.


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