Orangina, Did You Really Just Go There?

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Wow. We knew Orangina had pulp, but we didn’t know they meant pulp like Pulp Fiction means pulp. (Or maybe we should be thinking Flashdance.)

Actually, there are a few other movie references worth noting in this commercial, which will change the way you look at forest animals. Seriously. Inter-bestial relationships were beyond our realm of Orangina-oriented thinking, plus we’ve never seen a flamingo pole dance before.

Says CD Todd Mueller of Psyop, “I guess it goes without saying that when you get the opportunity to spray Orangina all over the chest of a sexy bunny girl, you go for it.” In terms of sheer logic, that’s not really helpful, but it puts the spot in context.

(Dude, our dad gives us this stuff when we go home for the holidays!)

Catch more info on the creators, and Steve’s take on the spot, here.

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Steve Hall

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