Has anyone else seen the latest Luna flooring commercial? You know the one where this totally obnoxious guy tries to parody Tom Petty's "Free Falling".
For some reason the "free flooring" guy makes me want to find him and run him over with my car. His singing grates on my nerves.
Maybe it's the fact that yesterday it played 20 times, or maybe it's just me.
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6 comments:
I don't know if it was just a Utah thing or what but we used to have these commercials for something called Lowbook Car Sales and they would always parody any song that was currently popular. It made me want to shove pencils in my ears.
I want to break the tv when I see a local furniture commercial with these really dorky people dancing (poorly, like 12 year olds at a wedding)to popular music. The man, resembling the "husband", big dork, is off beat, shaking his hips and snapping his fingers, the "wife", is trying to ROck On...and NOT.
I'm so embarressed for them, and hope that they were paid really well.
I'd rather smell the freshness of kitty litter and marvel in it's sweet smell on national television, and be paid handsomely for it.
Thats gotta be a Indiana/Midwest thing.
OMG...I thought I was the only one who could not stand those commercials. They make me want to scream..you are not alone.
Hey, it's better than the old Eagleman commercials.
Although really I just want to punch that singing Luna guy in the throat.
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