Food & Beverage

Martha Stewart Turned a Viral Song About Martha Stewart Into an Ad for Martha Stewart

The iconic businesswoman is spreading the word about her newest venture

Martha Stewart and Yung Gravy
The spot was recorded in Martha Stewart’s New York home and Yung Gravy’s house in Los Angeles.Mediacast Solutions
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By Sara Century

October 13, 2021

The line between satire and homage can be incredibly thin. When a brand leans into accepting the silly side of its image, it can create some surprisingly metatextual results.

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Sara Century

Sara Century is a freelance writer for Adweek.

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