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okay, stop, now you're just talking out of your... ahem... well, i guess it is a logical next step for a company that promoted hiphuggers with singing navels, at least for their european consumers.
I thought the navel ads were GAP, not Lee Jeans... shame AdCritic isn't around any more.
posted by silusGROK at 9:53 AM on March 26, 2002
posted by silusGROK at 9:53 AM on March 26, 2002
It's astonishing that this concept could have made it out of the creative meeting, the storyboarding, the client meeting, the scripting, casting, directing and shooting without anybody noticing that wasn't funny.
posted by Faze at 10:36 AM on March 26, 2002
posted by Faze at 10:36 AM on March 26, 2002
Um, will they be showing this on TV in the US?
Yah, right. Right after winged monkeys come flying out of...um...them.
posted by rushmc at 11:06 AM on March 26, 2002
Yah, right. Right after winged monkeys come flying out of...um...them.
posted by rushmc at 11:06 AM on March 26, 2002
casting.
let's all sit and ponder that thought for a moment.
posted by grabbingsand at 11:22 AM on March 26, 2002
let's all sit and ponder that thought for a moment.
posted by grabbingsand at 11:22 AM on March 26, 2002
* squeegee, squeegee, squeegee *
Thank you ColdChef. Yet another monitor falls victim to spontaneous humor-induced coffee spew.
posted by yhbc at 12:21 PM on March 26, 2002
Thank you ColdChef. Yet another monitor falls victim to spontaneous humor-induced coffee spew.
posted by yhbc at 12:21 PM on March 26, 2002
Uh, the singing bellybutton ad was for Levi's Superlow jeans.
Lee's advertising the last couple of years has centered around the Buddy Lee doll. This may be an admission that they need to imitate the more well-received Levi's campaigns.
posted by dhartung at 1:42 PM on March 26, 2002
Lee's advertising the last couple of years has centered around the Buddy Lee doll. This may be an admission that they need to imitate the more well-received Levi's campaigns.
posted by dhartung at 1:42 PM on March 26, 2002
The navel ad was creepy, this is just down right weird.
posted by riffola at 5:24 PM on March 26, 2002
posted by riffola at 5:24 PM on March 26, 2002
The creepiest part of this ad is that somebody seems to have gone in and digitally added little dimples in the back to serve as eyes. Very strange.
posted by willnot at 6:56 PM on March 26, 2002
posted by willnot at 6:56 PM on March 26, 2002
mea culpa. levis bears the blame for the belting belly buttons. oh, well....
posted by grabbingsand at 8:42 PM on March 26, 2002
posted by grabbingsand at 8:42 PM on March 26, 2002
The creepiest part of this ad is that somebody seems to have gone in and digitally added little dimples in the back to serve as eyes.
Um, I doubt that. They probably just chose actors who had such dimples to begin with.
posted by kindall at 10:11 PM on March 26, 2002
Um, I doubt that. They probably just chose actors who had such dimples to begin with.
posted by kindall at 10:11 PM on March 26, 2002
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