Kids can't resist the fried blobs of chicken

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Normally I don’t like cutesy kids in ads. Nor am I that fond of chicken (unless it’s Moby’s ’70s psycho-pimp chicken—that bird’s battered ‘n fried, dig?). All that said, Arnold’s "Dinnertime Montage" spot for Tyson chicken nuggets is fairly cute and inoffensive. And we’ll assume it doesn’t make any actionable claims like some past ads for the brand. The goal of the new work: to portray Tyson nuggets as the kind of food kids will clean from their plates—by eating it, rather than disposing of it in the ways shown in the spot.

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