Strange ads have begun popping up on bus shelters around Toronto. At first glance, they appear to be for a new mind-control drug that's designed to turn teenagers into docile, law-abiding, parent-obeying zombies.
Of course, the campaign is a hilarious spoof. But who's behind it? The people at the Torontoist blog did a little detective work and revealed the culprits' identity. Check out their post--along with additional pictures and a couple of Obay radio ads here.
15 comments:
Okay that is REALLY weird! I wonder if any parents fell for it and tried to get some.
thats bizarre...and funny!!!!
Haha. ^^ That's so funny... and clever. And it has resonance.
Those people are lucky they have enough money to actually be able to do that. xD
If it's supposed to be mind-controlling, do you think I could get my sister to "help" me with my homework?
wow, thats sad in a culturally incorrect kind of way :(
what ever it was it went right over my head
That's really funny, it reminds me of a book called So Yesterday.
weird. reminds me of fille fiable
NO!!!
its worse than hypnotizing!
fille fiable is 4 good. this is bad, very bad.
I knew I was supposed to avoid those little green pills! :)
That is way-clever.
"Oh, no! She's thinking for herself!"
I'm glad I don't live there.. ^^'
they sound like my kinda people (the ones that posted it). thats SOOO hilarlioos. no, really. it is.
xD What IM said. I agree, and I'm additionally buying my own vitamin supplements from now on.
Thhat's soooooooooooooo weird?! Whoi would take that stuff?"
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