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Mr. Wolfdog Is Old Spice’s New Marketing Chief [VIDEO]

By · March 11, 2013 · 2 Comments
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Old Spice has just introduced their new chief director of marketing to the world, and he’s a wolfdog. This is going to go places, I can feel it.

“Sometimes you gotta eat people, America. That’s how business works.”

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There are 2 Comments. Add Yours.
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    James Doughty

    I think this is one of the dumbest commercials I have ever seen. They have lowered there standards

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    Danielle

    Wolves do not eat people this commercial is going to give more wolves a bad rept get your facts straight.

    Reply

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