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The arts, now part of a nutritious breakfast

Holy crap! Not only is Johannes Brahms the best Kool-Aid man ever, but his breakfast cereal makes you grow a beard. Who wouldn't fund the arts after seeing a commercial like this? The spot is part of an Ad Council campaign by Leo Burnett for Americans for the Arts. Another commercial, this one featuring Van Gogh, tries a little too hard with the Van Goghgurt pun, but the kid's reaction to the painting makes it work. It's odd that they chose a fruit loop like Van Gogh to push art on middle America, but he's still a more wholesome choice than someone like Caravaggio.

—Posted by David Kiefaber

August 25, 2008 in Ad Council, Arts, Kiefaber, Leo Burnett, TV | Permalink

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