Campaign India Team
Dec 05, 2014

Weekend Fun: Old Spice gives viewers a dad’s perspective of growing up

Watch the ad film conceptualised by Wieden + Kennedy here

Old spice has released a film titled, 'Dadsong'. The film is a humorous back and forth between parents as their boys are all grown up. Shot in the form of a song, the mothers mourn of their boys having grown up too fast while the fathers rejoice at the thought of the young men finally having to fend for themselves.
 
The film is a follow up to Old Spice's film titled 'Momsong'.
 
The film ends with a super that reads, 'One spray lasts all day'.
 
Regardless of which side of the argument you see yourself at, hopefully this film will bring a smile to your face that will last all day. Happy Weekend!
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Campaign India

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