[VIDEO] Is This Deodorant Ad Brilliant Or Plain Creepy?
Old Spice has racked up another viral video, this time, titled "Mum's Song".
By Melody Oei — 08 Jan 2014, 04:52 PM — Updated almost 11 years ago
Old Spice Tried To Appeal To A Younger Age Bracket By Suggesting Teenage Boys Who Use Old Spice Will Become Men
Since Old Spice has a reputation for being more for older men, the company attempts to appeal to a younger age bracket with the “Mom Song” commercial by suggesting that teenage boys who use Old Spice will become men.
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"Hey, We Know Just Who To Blame When Our Sons Have Fun With Women And Misbehave - Old Spice!"
In the commercial a series of moms sing a lament over the fact that their sons have morphed into men, laying the blame on Old Spice spray deodorant.
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"Oh I didn’t see it coming but it came in a can
Now my sweet son sprayed into a man"
"Mum's Song" Was Developed By The Same Agency That Helped Old Spice With Another Viral Video Featuring Smooth-Talking, Towel-Clad Isaiah Mustafa
It should come as no surprise that the new “Smellcome to Manhood” advertising and marketing campaign was developed with Wieden + Kennedy, the Portland-based ad agency.
Old Spice Is A Brand Of Male Grooming Products Manufactured By Procter & Gamble
P&G acquired the brand in 1990 from Shulton, Inc. Shulton, Inc., the original producer of Old Spice, was founded in 1934 by William Lightfoot Schultz.
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