Dating Site Urges You to Listen to Your Vile, Lecherous Heart Another baffling ad from Zoosk
Dating site Zoosk, aka "The romantic social network," has already gotten some good press for its wacky ads. This latest one—in which a single woman's heart, personified as a fanciful puppet, makes out with her laptop—is a charming and effective credit to their marketing reputation. I do question whether one should follow one's heart when it's acting like such a goober, though. After the jump, check out the much-loved Zoosk commercial featuring the world's least desirable athlete.
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