-Cash back platform Ibotta is literally throwing money around in its new campaign. Done in partnership with creative agency Callen, the spots feature a fake family of four as they watch money spray from couch cushions, pour from headphones and billow from barbecue grills. The family also breaks the fourth wall in one spot, with the father stating “we’re a fake TV family made up to illustrate the extreme monetary value of using Ibotta.” Spots show money spewing from everything bought through the Ibotta platform in three separate ads.
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