Cadbury goes from gorillas to dancing cows
With its percussionist gorilla apparently drumming up loose change on the streets, Cadbury introduces tap-dancing cows in this New Zealand video. The insufferable "Puttin' on the Ritz" from the old Fred Astaire movie is used as the soundtrack, but even those sour notes won't bar this bovine bunch from award-show glory. These heifers are natural hoofers. They milk it, they're the crème de la crème, etc. Oh, and there's a close-up udder shot. Hey, sex sells. Not that I find udders sexy. Unless they've got tassels. Let's just move on now, OK?
—Posted by David Gianatasio
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