Here's someone who figured out the Brawny sexy strategy was successful, but they just don't understand why.

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The irony when he does some of the very same moves as in the Apple spot. We get it, Lil Buck will be the ad-fad that David Bernal who danced in the VW ad and many more once was. Yes, they're impressive dancers but I can't help but get Levis Crazy legs flashbacks when I see that apple spot. The "dance around the product" idea is that dated. It's like tying a balloon to a car.

Wow, Suzann McLean writes a book with her face and movements. I agree she's perfectly cast, I also love the attention to details like her dress. Dark blue at the start, even somber, but then the lighting changes and suddenly it's a teal with flowers that blossom. This is really well done all around.