Honey Monster is the face of Sugar Puffs, a brand of cereal sold in the UK, and I'm just not buying how this dude is marketable. He's big, burly, and sounds like he has a relentless case of indigestion — yum! As this commercial demonstrates, he can sit down to breakfast and get his crimp on, but he doesn't have the courtesy to clear his throat.
Honey Bear and his tiny-waisted, blond hussy of a girlfriend ward off an eco-hatin' villain in this '70s cereal ad. The antipollution message was ahead of its time, but what's with the Paris Hilton look-a-like here? And why is she so blatantly sex driven?
I think someone had a little too much fun "fixing" this woman's abs.
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Who can deny the addictive yumminess of Cinnamon Toast Crunch? It's one of the best cereals out there, but does it really need its own rap song? I guess if a blah cereal like Rice Krispies has the Snap, Crackle and Pop trio to boast of its morning flava, then why can't CTC have these dumbasses?
Everybody in the 60's seems to have been drinking the Kool-Aid--and eating the Quisp. And by "Kool-Aid" and "Quisp" I mean goofballs and acid. How else to explain this knitting alien wacko as the spokes-cartoon character for sugared cereal?
It's the simple things in life that give you pleasure. The smile on a child's face. The first dew of Spring.
Oh, man. This is vintage Ben Stiller again from his '90s show. Here he is mocking U2 (but mostly Bono) in their Achtung, Baby and Zooropa era.
If I knew all I had to do to look "cute" on a daily basis is guzzle down a few vitamins, as well as cook, clean, and dust for a patronizing male punk, then — where's my shot glass? "Vixen" by way of vodka is more the look I'm going for.
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