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Doritos: The Super Bowl
The Super Bowl commercial I watched was about Doritos.
A guy and a girl went to get an altrasound. When they were there the guy had Doritos and he was moving it in his hand while he was talking. They realized that the baby wanted the chip so the guy was moving it around wherever and the baby was following it. They were persuading us to buy Doritos. They did this by getting our attention by using something unusual and something you wouldn't normally see on t.v. It was very unique. They must have been successful because it caught a lot of peoples attention and it was a funny
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