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2 comments:
This is a great spot. But I still feel like Gatorade/G is all over the place. Between the billboards with just the giant Gs, the Monty Python spoof and now this heart-warmer. Some consistency would be nice on my brain.
Since this is for the G2 brand and their whole positioning is "Less calories for more athletes," I have hope. But I agree; I'm completely confused about the rest of G.
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