When All Else Fails, Hire an Internet Celebrity

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Yes! Yes! Yes! Oh, sorry. And no, we weren’t just….oh come on! Get your head…no, not that one…out of the gutter. OK, now that we’ve got the required Adrants Filth for the Day (FFTD?) out of the way, we can tell you that, yes (not that kind of yes), it’s time to celebrate yet another brand hooking up with an internet celebrity.

This time the brand is Marshalls and the internet celebrity is Liam Sullivan of Kelly Shoes fame. In the video, What R U Guys Talking About?, Liam just can get..her? his?…whatever…it’s look right. His family and and a trio of mean girls trash on him but, in the end, the day is saved by…wait for it…yes (no, not that…oh, we said that already), the new, the hip, the oh-so-very cool…Marshalls? Wait, what? Did What Not to Wear just jump the shark? Wait, what? What are we talking about? Um, we forget. Doesn’t matter. It’s time to get all hip and shit with Liam and…yes (no, not…oh forget it), Marshalls.

Mr. Youth created the video which has achieved 100,000 views since Monday.

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