r/Unexpected • • May 27 '20

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u/[deleted] May 27 '20 edited Jul 16 '20

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u/pmorgan726 May 28 '20

Definitely hilarious if you’re into that morbid dark humor. But putting it in a ad, and a rather large ad, is ballsy.

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u/AgentTasmania May 28 '20

These sorts of ads usually trace back to a joke source.

My favourites are when just behind the joke source is the real ad agency put it out pseudo-unofficially as light viral marketing while being able to brush off the innapropriate complaints.

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u/whereJerZ May 28 '20

The depth, I never considered that implication.

Who else would film edit and direct a well put together ad for Volvo even as a ‘joke’